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The Portland daily press., 1865-02-03
MEDICAL.
elixir

TyHE Rejnvenating Elixir is the resul, OF ,uo6s,,
n discoveries in the vegetable kingdom, being an
entirely new and abstract method of cure, rrespeo
tive of all the old and worn-out systems. U
This medicine has been tested by the most emf.
nentmedical men of the day, and by them pronOune-
90 be one OF the greatest medical discoveries Of
the age.
one bottle viii cure General Debility.
rev doses cure Mysteries In females.
one bottle cures Palpitation Of the Heart.
Arc" doses restore the organs Of generation. ~
L From one to three bottles restores the mauIfnes
and full Figor Of youth. r.,r.r. ..- ID
A few doses restore tho appetite.
Three bottles cure the worst case of Imuotonov.
A few doses cure the lowspirited. A
One bottle restores mental power. h.-.
A few doses bring the rose to the cheek. slP
This medicine restores TO manly Vigor and robin
health the poor, debilitated, worn-down, and de
pairing devotee Of sensual pleasure.
ThelIstIess. enervated youth, the overtasked mfn
Of business the victim Of nervous depression, the
acknowledgements general debility, or from
weakness Of a SINCE organ. will all ind immediate
and permanent relief by the Of this Elixir Es.
sence of Life. &c.,. .....t. ..f.,..,--.. -.,.
Price 90 per bottle, three bottles for 50, anei
forwsrdsdby Express. on receipt Of money, to any
address. --.t 20 iitNt N-
Sold by all Druggists everywhere. 'sti1 ou
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SCHENCR's PULMoNIC sY Up
sEA-wERD TONIC
NJ A N d R KE PILLS .
DIR sCHENCK's
AND

Principal Office and Laboratory is at the N. +.
corner Of Sixth and Commerce Streets, PhIadel.
phia, where all letters for advice or business
SHOULD be directed,
lie Will be found there every Saturday, pro-
tossionally to examine lungs With the Respirom-
eer, for which his fee is three dollars; all advice
free,
In New York at No. 50 Bond Street, every
Tuesday, from o a. N. to3r.M.
At Marlboro Hotel, Boston, January IS and
10, February 10 and l6, March 10 and l6, April
10 AMI %, May II ana Is, June "A and Is, July
l9ard 90,
The time for my beng in Baltimore and Pitts
bug will be seen in the daily papers OF those
cities
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STRENGTR TO THE WEAK !
YOUTH TO THE AGEDl
BIOkRl.NE,
LIFE REJUvENAToR.

This preparation Is uneQualed as Reiuvena-
tor and Restorer OF wasted or inert functions,
The teed should be certain 10 make the Biok-
rene household god, inasmueh as II will render
them youthful in feeling and in streng h, and
their pristine joy. II not only eNhilsrates but
strengthens, and is really an invaluable blessing,
especially 70 those who have been reduced 10 a
eondi ion Of servilty, self abuse, misftrtune, or
Ordinary sickness, No matter what the cause OF
tue lmpotency of any human organ, tins superb
forever
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+ AIDES, READ!

EVERY woNAN's FRIEND.
A most wonderful discovery in the properties
Of medicine, made through the mysterious pow
ers of the
GREAT MEDIUM PHYSICIAN,
Dr.. S. You've. All dis asses peculiar 10 females
successfully treated in every case. circular
sent free 70 any address, aa
Once, wotteyns' Block, Room No. %, corner
{ Congress and First streets, Troy, Y.
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Geo. l.. Graves.
lHE NEW DRUG STORE.

The subscriber having recently purchased the
stock Of Drugs, Medicines and Fancy Goods
formerly owned by Fem & futile, on Main
Street, has now enlarged and redtted the store
in the most elegant modern style, and made
respectfully Soicits the patronage OF the public,
All those who have hitherto purchased their
medicines AZ this store We ask 90 continue 10 DO
80, and those who nave not We cordially invite
TO give us a call. Prescriptions most osrefully
prepared at all times, day and night. Nj, Il.
Fem, an experienced pharmaceutist is retained
in our services which Of itself is sufficient as
surance that the creates. caution and skill will
be used in preparation OF medicines,
Call in aud see the new store, and when you
need drugs, medicines or chemicals or beautiful
ancy goods, call upon
Your obedent servant
GRO. r. GRAVES.
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NL.NLI MLrONrANm Ii u

II Ii BLY, IMPORTANT TO FE,-
4 MALLS ~ DELICATE HEALTH
l.r, Dow, Physician md Surgeon. No. r and g.
Eulcott Street, Boston, is consulted daily ior ali
diseases inc1yn: 10 the female system. Prola2-
,us Cter or falling Of che Wor b, FIuor Albus,
Suppression, and other Menstrual arrangements,
are all treated upon new pathological principles,
and speedy relief guaranteed in a very few davs.
So invariably certain is the new mode of treat
ment, that most obstinate complaints yield under
health. q
DR. Dow has no doubt had greater experience
IN the cure Of diseases Of women and children
than any other physician in Boston.
Boarding accommodations for patients who NAV
wish 10 stay II Boston a few days under his treat
mcut.
Dy. Dow, since 1915, having confined Lis whole
attention to office practice for the cure of Pri
vate Diseases and Female Complaints, ackrowl-
edges TO syser.or III the United States.
y. BAH letters must contain four red stamps
or they will nos be answered.
Office hours from s A. NJ. 70 7. NJ.
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KENNEDY's SALT RHEUM OINTMENT
HIGHLY INFORMANT TO FE.

HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO FE-
IL MALES IN DELICATE HEALTH.
DR. Dow, No. & and Endicott street, Boston,
is consulted daily for all diseases incident to the
female system. Prolapsus Uteri or falling of the
Womb, Fluor Albus, Suppression, and other
Menstrual Derangements, are all treated upon
new pathological principles, and speedy relief
guaranteed in q very few days.
DR. Dow has no debut had greater experience
in the cure of diseases of women and children
than any other physician in Boston.
Boarding accommodations for patients who
may wish TO stay in Boston a few days under his
treatment #E#
n. BAH letters must contain four red stamps
or they will not be answered.
Office hours from q. m. to p. m. LILY
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4 MEXICAN AND FOREIGN Pa

After an extensive practice o. IpwarGG O.
twenty years, continues to secure Patents in the
United States; also IN Great Britain, France and
other foreign countries. Caveats, Specifications,
Bonds, Assignments, and all Papers or Drawings
for Patents. executed On liberal terms, and with
despatch. Researches made into American or
Foreign works, to determine the validity or utility
Of Patents or Iuventions-and legal or other ad-
vice rendered in all matters touching the same
Copies OF the claims Of any Patent furnished BY
renittng One Dollar. Assignments recorded at
Washington,
The Agency is not only the largest in New Eng
land, but through i inventors have advantages for
securing Patents, OF ascertaInng the patent ability
| oflnTenNons, unsurpassed by, if of lmmeasurably
superior to, any which can be offered them
elsewhere. The Testimonials below given prove
that NONE ARE MORE SUCCESSFUL AT
THE PATENT OFFICE than the subscriber
and as SUCCESS is THE BEST PROOF OF
ADVANTAGES AND ABILITY, he would
add, that he has abundant reason to believe, and
can Trove, that al other Office Of the kind are
the charges for professional services moderate
The immense practice of the subscriber during
twenty years past, has enabled him to accumulate
a vast collection Of specifications and Official de-
cisions relative 70 patents These, besides his ex-
tensve library OF legal and mechanical works.
and full accounts Of patents granted in the United
States and Europe, render him able, beyond ques-
ton, TO offer superior facilities for obtaining Pa
tents.
All necessity OF journey 10 Washington, 20
procure patent, and the usual delay there, are
here saved inventors.
TESTIMONIALS.
ct regard Mr., Eddy as one Of the most capable
and successful practitioners, with whom I have had
official intercourse"
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner Of Patents.
"I have 70 hesitation in assuring inventors
that they cannot employ person more competent
and trustworthy, and more capable Of putting
their applications in a form to secure for them an
early aud favorable consideration at the Patent
Office
EDMUND BURKE,
Late Commissioner Of Patents.
"kIr. r. Il. Eddy has made for me THIRTEEN
applications on ali but OEE of which patents have
been granted, and that is R0so pending. Such
unmistakable proof Of great talent and ability on
his mart leads me to recommend all inventors to
apply to him to procure their patents, as they
NAV be sure Of having the most faithful attention
bestowed on their cases, and at very reasonable
Charges" JOHN TAGGART.
During eight months, the subscriber, in the
course of his large practice, made oics rejected
applications, SIXTEEN APPEALS, EVERY
| ONE of which was decided in his favor by the
| Commissioner of Patents.
r. II. EDDY.
Boston, Jan. |, 1865. .,.. I:wlyr
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beautiful and Elegant Fancy
- Goods at the Drug Store, Maine 5 ueet,
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ERESH DRUGS and Medicines at the
a Drug Store, Maine Street.
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Il ENNEDY'S
SALT RHEUM OINTMENT.

The only Ointment for the cure Of all eruptons
and cutaneOus affections,
It's wholly a
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IMPORTANT 10 TIE AFFLICT-
L ED. Dow continues TO be consulted at
his office, Nos ard Endicott street, Boston,
on al, diseases Of p
PRIVATE OR DELICATE NATURE.
Beneath his treatment all the horrors Of ven
era and impure blood, ImpO ncy, Scrofula, Gen
orrhGa, Ulcers, Pain ana Distress in the region
OF PrOcreauou, Inflammation Of the Bladder
and Kidneys, Hvdrocee, \ bscesses, Humors,
nighttul sWelhngs, and the long train of horri-
be Symp' oms tending his class OF disease, are
madetn become as harmless as the simplest waE
ings G col.
SEMINAL WEAKNESS
DR.. D. devOtes large portion OF his time 10
| the treatment of hose cases caused by g secret
and solitary habit which ruins the body and
mind, Weak ess Of the Back and Limbs, Dizzi-
ness Of the Head, Dimuess of Sight, Palpitation
of the Heart, Dyspepsia, NervOu Derange-
ment Of the Digestive functions symptoms of
Consumption, &C. Such persons should, before
contemplating matrlmOny, consult q physician
of experience, and be at once restored to health
and happi esS.
! Patients who wish to remain under Dow s
| Treatment vii he furnished with pleasant rooms.
| Medicines sent 70 all parts of the country with
! iull directions
( DR.. Dow has also for sale the French Capot-
/ les, warranted the hes. preventive. Order by
mail. Three for 81 and red stamp. l7-ly
! 4 MEXICAN AND FOREIGN Pa
! - TENTS.
Ri. EDDY,
Solicitor Of Patents, Late Agent Of United
States Patent Office, Washington, (under the
Act Of 1872
IS STATE STREET, OPPOSITE KILEY ST
BOSTON.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
> Il persons whom II may concern,

CTAE OF VERMONT, Rutland
y ounty, IS; The Probate Court for the
Ntrjt OF FairhaVer
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('OOL, Sparkling Soda at the Drug
- Store, Maine street
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1900 Gold Pens with gold nc; s 1a..s GOSSIP
ed Ebony Holderson ohe uistinguisneo
...... -aile de Girardin, who
ES A chance 70 obtnner in Paris to Add
hc,es LOT one y. Dollar Turing the conversation
- Five ETt y seaies be happy to present you
Eleven for 81; To Sisters" meaning his new
One Hundred ffranslating, the explanation
"a aa ra.,dT - NJ. Girardin's play was left
morey slsa the Emir politely replied that
unns6 would be very happy to accept ths
ogrsdIes, although his harem was quite
cssall." a
, 1865-05-12

the meeting of the Colonial Council, and in
order not to anticipate their elections Of such
members, there viii not be any cause to APP
ply this authority unless he Council on their
part my cnnsid, + it ezpedient in regard of one
or more Commissions, or the Government Ghen1-
selves may consider it necessary.
Governments Secretary Hattensen will be
pr, sent at the delivery of the Cash &c. on behalf
of the G v%prnment.
It is finally observed, on the receipt Of the
Councils honored lettar Of the 3rd instant, re-
gar4ing their present officials, that the Govern
ment Will give their attention to the employ
ment of these parties in such suitable s%ituatlons
as are Likely TO offer themselves; there is also
every prospect hat the Councils messenger will
be similarly engaged.
Finally the Chat man laid before the Council
the f flowing letter dated 29th April 1865 re.
ceived from II ExcplIency The Governor:
"WLcrcas the Bntgher Council Of St. Cro.Z
viii from t,-day lay aside heir functions, accord.
ing TO The Colonial Law Of 9Th November 1863,
| desire officially to express to he Council my
acknowledgment Of the discretion aud zeal,
which it IN, displayed in the exercise of It's
communal duties, and in now tendt ring the
Council and its Members, those now sitting as
wcl! as these who have previously I endered
their services, my sincere thanks for their valu-
able assistance in lie administrator of the af-
f,ir5 of The Municipality, it is a source of plea
sure 10 me to know, that in the Colonial L'ouu-
Gil, by whom tde functions Of he Burgher C'oun-
Gil will be Inherited, | Will fud many Of the old
Members Of this latter Council with whom to
cooperate, and | do confidently trust, that tn oso
gentlemen who under be previously e~xistiog
stare Of things, no doubt with considerable sac
riires, have off red time and labor III he IL
teIest Of the Public, VII continue to render
their valuable aid in the development Of tha
new organisation established by the Aforesaid
Colonial Law Of 9th November 1863"
In coos, qnonce Of The Governors letter @
the 9TH April, mentioned above, and the Coun-
Gil having settled the matters enumerated above,
G vernment's Secretary Hatteasen and tho
royal q sh Commission were invited to attend
t e Council tor the purpose Of receiving on be
ha Of The Colonial Treasury the items ncutiJn-
ed in sad ietter.
The Council reported for assignment and
payment into the Colonial Treasury tie amount
Of Cash on hand S2l,464. II cts. The Bonds
appertainiug to the several funds under the
ch,rge Of the Burgber Council were also deli
vered over to the Cash Commission and receipts
taken for the same.
The meeting was then closed and the Bur
gher Council dissolved.
, 1865-05-12

collected 10 March.: 9|27' oO
ana returned unpaid assignments Tor Sald
month WHICH were reaSs1gned.
Extract OF the Prison OommIsslon's proceed
lngs for LIST quarter with accompanying ac-
counts; for provisions purchased 80. @2I0. II
and reported tor assignment amount
tor grass and tarraS so'd'.... 100 %
Letter from the Prison = mmlSsl"n r.esPect-
ing he food at present furnished the prisoners
and recommending the introduction OF the orr
glnal regulations as regards ths allowance OF a
portion OF Beet to prisoners after one mouths
imprisonment.
Forwarded tor the Governors consideration
communicated fr2m the Governor tAa5
Joseph Deyaz alias DeVoIx has Ben engag'd
as assistant Interpreter 10 N'oolleS from the Is Il
March 1868 at $50 p M with remuneration OF
travelling expenses according 10 equity
Amount OF wages "S'iS1ed.
Letter dared 2|th AP'i 1900 from tue 60
'0t"n : a. 80 r.,o.;., c.,.ol
"Ihe elections for ne new Colonial CouncII
having now been he'd' TIE fon'tI'nS OF the
Burgher Council Wal cease 10 accordance WIN
S04 OF the Colonial laws staten IN me 20
vernment'a letter OF Oth March 1902, No'o2o,-
IN consequence whereof 'he government oh'l-
ally request the B1rg"er Conncil on theiF part
to cause the needIul to be done respecting the
payment into the Colonial treasury OF tIe actual
, 1865-05-12
E II r A C I

EX It r A IT
OF THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE BUR-
CHER COUNCIL OF ST. CROIX.
MONDAY the 29th APRIL 1865
the Burgher Council held a meeting
extraordinem. Member Radcliffe absent.
The following cases referred.
Returns for 1st quarter.
Wharfage $267. "a
Grange GAS. 81
School Commission Frederiksted
total revenues...... 1913. Sc
of which collected ........... 3" 81. 30
book, stationery sold. ........ +" l6. 90
expenditure " SO. Is
Police Office, Frederik8ted, fines
collected. &c.. " As. Al
temporarily advance from ditto. " 6. Al
traffic licenses &c. ........... " 40. 90
fees for rattle licenses. ....... +" 3. Is
expenses connected with the pri-
sou department ............ " II. co
Police Office, Christiansted, fines
collected " ST. W
expenditure to night watches,
wages tie messenger and sundries. GAG. 80
Assigned.
Communication from the Governor, that the
Sheriff, Christiansted, has collected the follow
ing fines, set on
Lawyer Heilbuth ........... SIG. 90
G. E. Bryan. 80. 90
of which amount the Poor-and HospitaTtunds'
portion amount to $l3.
Assigned.
Letter from the Governor sauctioning the
execution Of the following buildings:
/. The new coal and passengers building
wharves, Frederiksted.
Q. Furnishing jealousees to windows and doors
at Diamond-school
8. The pavement Of a part Of the wharf, Ere
deriksted.
AS regards the expenses connected with the
erection OF
a, the kitchen at Mount Victory school,
b, the shed at the fshmarket, Fredoriksted,
these items will be decided on the receipt Of
specified accounts.
The specification for the kitchen having been
rendered, and the contractor for the iShmarket
having reduced his account to the sum budget
ted, the above amounts were assigned.
Letter from the Governor forwarding certif-
cate issued by Reverend Kolthoff, Copenhagen,
to the effect, that Miss Petrina Hansen, pension
or of the Rumfund, is alive.
Letter from the Governor forwarding an ac-
count favor of A. Raheem claiming S. for ira
yelling expenses to Frederiksted to receive
from the Court an appointment to assist as
Interpreter in a criminal charge Vs.-Coolies
of estate Fountain; from the circumstances
connected with the case His Excel!eocy sauc-
tons the payment of the amount.-ASsigned.
The Sheriff, Frcderiksted, reports for assign
ment amount of fines inflicted according to the
ordinance 22nd August 1868 ..........$0 so
Report from the Polioemaster, Frederiksted,
of the death of pensioner Ann Hence in March.
Accounts favor offs.
The Apothecary, Christiansted, for analysing
the contents of a stomach .......... S 5. 90
Lawyer Blhneberg travelling ex-
penses to Frederiksted TO attend suit
-vs-3 Coolies of Fountain ....... ZIG. 90
The Printing Office. furnishing 200
blank receipts. " 8. %
Member Heyliger notified, that he had re-
ceived a report Of the state of the cistern at
Easthil school, which for a long time has not
contained water, being leaky, and the spouts
old and unfit for repairs.
Considering the case required immediate at
4aniion ba had emnloved q mason to undertake
, 1865-05-12

UEING very much in want of Means to
9 meet our engagements and depend
ing solely on collections for obtaining
the same, we do hereby earnestly entreat
all those friends who have favoured US
with their custom TO call and pay their
accounts. We urgently solicit immedi-
ate compliance with this request.
W. H. HEYLlGER g. Co.
Christiansted 3rd May 1865.
, 1865-05-12

AVING Steam power in success
M full operation at S"OUTHGATE
FARM | offer to gin, press and bale
Cotton, finding baggihg and rope, at
5 cents pr. pound.
May 6, 1865.
FRANCIS ARMSTRONG.
, 1865-05-12

l7E beg leave to inform ur.friends
w that the Bark ANTELOPE
has arrived at St. Thomas and will
be over here in a few days with our
usual assortment, to which has been
added 25 thousand feet pitch pine
Lumber.
Bassin May 9th, 1865.
ROCHE BROS. & Co.
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FROM THE nth REGIMENT.
CAMP 18th VT. RECT, NEAR PGrERs-
huroh. Va. March 6, 1865.

CAMP 18th VT. RECT, NEAR PerERs-
burgh, Va, March 6, 1865.
Mr.. EDITOR AS it is pleasant day
and having a few spare moments, thought
would devote short time in writing to
the NEwsDEALER, thinking perhaps, you
lad not heard from the 18th regt. for
some time.
We are enjoying our usual good health
for us. Our camp is not very good one
for it is located on low ground and the
rain which we are having at present makes
it very muddy. Our duty is very hard
for us now that our regiment is 50 small.
For the past few days the Johnnies
have come into our lines right smart; :"
they report that the soldiers in their vi
cinlty are disheartened and are running
away home; they say if their leading
ones don't fix on some terms of settlement,
they are going to take the responsibility
upon themselves ! They are tired of the
war; and, that you know, makes US feel
the more ferocious, There's no picket firing
in front at present; the lines being a
mile apart
Our camp is near the railroad, and the
sound of the car. whistle and rumbling of
the cars is the only thing to disturb our
slumbers during the lonely hours of the
night.
The boys many of them are feeling
rather sour TO think they did not get any
pay on account of being "raw recruits
as they call themselves, while wc old vete.
rams drew our bounty.
We are fixing for another fight, and the
next you will hear is that the 18th has
been in battle, and, as matter of course
all cut to pieces, for our legs are not bent
the right way for running, and then oul
gallant old Col. Randall is with u.s. anG
the boys will follow him if he should
lead them down into the "bottomlesl
pit !"
We have lookouts so We CAB sec tn,
movements of the enemy. The old Vt
: brigade is near us. We have just beer
paid and we are feeling well some ar
going home on furloughs.
] do not think of any news to write
: We are forming Temperance Societ,
and have $50 members now.
AS is time for me to be stirring,
will close Yours truly,
s 0. L. GERRY.
i, Co. @, 18th Vt. Regt.
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AccIDENT.---A friend from the front in
forms us that on the 18th ult., Private
Sylvanus Kinds, battery D, LIST artillery,
while on picket met with sad accident.
He had climed upon stump to obtain a
view Of the Johnnies, and while in this
position the hammer of his musket acct
dentally caught against the stump imme-
diately discharging the piece, the ball
passing through both hands which were
hold of the bayonet, SO badly mangling
them that both were obliged to be ampu.
lated, with the exception Of the thumb
Of the left.
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ruE LATEST NEWS.

Cry POINT, March ID, p. m.
Hon. E. M Stanton, Secretary Of Var.
The following is just received;
WIsE's Fork, Mar. 10,
It, Gen. Grant:
The enemy made heavy attack upon
our centre and left to-day, but was deci-
sively rcpulsed with heavy loss. Their
dead and badly wounded were left upon
the field. We also took several hundred
prisoners Our loss is small. Gen. Couch
is only IL miles from here and will be up
early in the morning. We took prisoners
from Lees and Stewards corps. They say
two corps are here, and the rest of Johns
tons army is coming. J. M. ScHoFIELD.
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FIRE.-The dwelling house of Markham
Stone in No. Hyde Park, was entirely con-
sumed by fire on Sunday afternoon last,
between the hours of two and four o'clock.
Cause, supposed to be defect in the pipe.
Most of the furniture was saved, but
about $500 worth of carpenters tools were
consumed, and nearly all of the clothing
belonging to the family.