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present term to the consideration Of peace Fropo-
slsiors. We are not to be understood o. SAVING
that no propositions have been presented, hut Ee'
passage Of my irregular measures however hon
estly proposed"
The Eiaminsr Of the sd aays: ''There are some
and they would fsln wriggle out Of what they INA
gine to be petllous position b. any hole or Gre
vice. Now It Is 10 offer England and France
5rbe Of abolition they VII only saVo or r. S@ ON
Yankees whatever they ask II they Will taks u
into their ranks to fight England and France We
cannot get out Of The affair through any Of these
cannot bear to look full In the front and abide the
ssue, IT were better for US all that they were On
the north side OF the Potomac
The Charleston letter to the Richmond Dispatch
says: '.Many Of the most furious aavocatcs Of
secession in $780, as we'll many OF the most con-
dent and 1esolute supporters Of our holy cause In
1so are now NEST auesrions saa r ~ q
the demoralizing Influences Of the blockade-run-
ming trade have wrought this great change; so
Tint q i no .29ee5 the GGhaSes
prophets OF evil, croakers md fault t-hndets."
Tie Richmond Dispafch Of TIC slth has the FOL
lowing: "For some reason the attack on our
lines On the north side seems to have been expect
ed on Sunday night, md arranGements were made
to meet It, bnt the night passed oTqulety and the
enemy came not. There Is too much mud between
heard on TIC lines south OF the James River.
"a letter from Gen. Ice army announces that
Mai. Gen Joanstonhfas been placed in command OF
the eecond corps, lutcly commanded by Gen.
EARLY. He Issued m address to the troops upon
NO appointment of Secretary Of War has yet
been made, as Mr.. Seddon's! RESIGNATION has not
been accepted. Among the gentlemen named 70
succeed Mr. Seldom, Is Gov. Letchet, Of Va It
was reported yesterday that Hon. J. r Benjamin,
Secretary of State, had sent In his resignation.
We think this ta true, though We hare no positive
information on the subject.
ut was said yesterday1hat 3lr. F. T, Blair. the
venerable white winged harbinger Of peace, had
left town before breakfast on hls way back to the
l~nd OF Lincoln, though we were not regaIel with
glimpse Of tho old gentleman in any 81 tho pub
lie places and heard Of no dear friends of former
years shaking hands with him at the Presidents
house or c1acwherc. We do not believe he has
left US. He would not have come SO far to have
stayed 90 nhort time. We hnEeno doubt that he
yleitcd the President yesterday, bnt have heard
nothing OF the interview.
''Gen. Jos. E. Johnston was in Charleston, s. c.,
On the 18th Inst.
One thousand Yankee prisoners confined in Lib
By Prison will be sent North in few days.'
The number Of prisoners now on hand In this
city is upwards Of 1900, including about sixty
officers,
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CHICAGO, JANUARY 1866

asteraeon on Hon;1az on The guests ., will stop At
o'clock Monday evening the excursion train will
1caYe for Springfield.
The following bills were presented on first and
SECOND 1eaaing this afternoon ~, e,,.o
ernment from Sprinstield 70 Peoria-terms, S59o,-
90 and SIX acres Of land-Peoria failing, then to
Chicago. Decatur or some other point fulfilling
said ternB-laid over.
The following were read and refer1ed:-
Act incorporating the town Of Odin; relating to
removal Of county seat from Charleston to Mat
notes; incorporating the harrington Academy !;
regulating railroad corporations; location Of State
road In Cook county; in relation to rlfts and
cooperating the Fort Dearborn Insurance Co.. :;
incorporating Milton Block Association OF Wheat
on; Incorporating Union Stock Yard and Transit
TO- 2qt tSe e
Chicago Republican Company; to extend tue time
for collection OF taxes in Stephenson md Knox
counties; enabliug Knox county to VOC on the
county seat relocation.
SENATE.
Mr.. Black called mp tho bill to pay Adjutaut Gem
eral Fuller. MIR. Mack moved its postponement to
the 4th of July. he said no report had been made
Sn ha pant he M
yious uuc:t tion. Mr.. Webster moved to adjourn
lost. The previous question was ordered. Me.
Webster called for tho ayes and noes. Carried
yeas, II; nays, T.
NJ. scofe1d Introduced an act to incorporate
the Cniro Chamber Of Commerce. The same in
troduced bill tcr the Incorporation Of the Missis.
s4ppi VALLEY Transportstion Company.
Mr. Green, OF Marion, laid bcfo: tie Senate the
report OF the Superintendent Of Public 1nstTuc>
tien.
At the afternoon session Of he Senate, on mo-
tion Of Mr. Hunter. the eperio! order In relation
to the Agricultural ColleEc vas postponed till
Tuesday afternoon at two O'Clock.
1Ir. Lindsay, frog, the Select Committee On tite
removal OF the capital to Peoria, reported the bill
and recommended its passage with an amendment
IN the event that Peoria does not rnise $780, ,099
and give ten acres ofland within ffx months, Chi
caeo can have the capital on the same terms; after
Chicago lails. Decatur
Bits on Third RtaIing.-To enable the Chicago,
Burlington and Quincy Railroad Company to take
up portion OF their track. Paestd-yeas 16.
Mr. Cohrs-Ry leave, introduced q bill to enable
Tazewelt county to levy war tax. Passed-yeas
II. naysa.
lIr. Eas.man-To enable the United States to
build Marine Hospital at Chicsgo.
Mr., Green Of Mafton-To incorporate the Shaw
ncetoWn Branch Of tho Illinois Central-passed.
The Chicago Union Stock Yard stuck On the
encnnf rtndfnr.
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The California Petroleum Company.

The California Petroleum Company.
The New York Examiner, the leading Baptist
organ, has the following concerning the Cali
ftrnia Petroleum Company, m advertisement
Of which appears elsewhere. The names
given in connection with the Company arc
sufficient to endorse it, especially with the
appended guarantee from aj scientific source +:
There is % great deal Of petroleum in fCali-
fornia-but the springs under the control Of
this Company arc believed to be the most
productive OF all. Professor Silliman thinks
that, as basis Of minimum calculation, ten
Artesian wells, yielding 100 barrels daily
apiece, may be taken which, at the present
price Of crude oil, would give IS ACC, 900 d
ycnr. If the net saving vas only 25 per cent,
or one quarter, the amount would be 81 ,3G5,
COO. It would seem, however, from the re-
port-which vas made BY Professor Silliman's 8
personal inspection-that the property COM
prises feature, In the shape Of huge nat
ONE OF THE WONDERS or TIE WORLD, and
which Of itself, with but little improvement,
would yield an incalculablc product.
The oil tn be obtajned from the bed OF
asphaltum, without recourse to the spring,
Professor Silliman estimates at Ii, 500, 900
gallons. with T. resiluuln ofintlammable coke
equal to at least onc-third Of the original
weight. We are not surprised to hear, in
view OF the scientific testimony here describ-
ed, md the character Of the men compos sing
the Direction, that the stock Of this new
Company Is being rapidly taken up.
~ For Afternoon Telegraph see
Second Page.
, 1865-01-27

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan: sA-The Democratic pa,
per Of this city, which is likely to be wei
acquainted with the afaiFd Of Dr.. Grinn and his
friends in this city, who are numerous, publishes
the f1llowlng statements:
lions or e1pEcsslnp any opinion n regard 10 thc
posiiion and designs .of Dr. Gwino in Mex. ,:
s1pay sS aa s yea eee S4 syi n ne SIS sts and
prepared to do BY information received from
Earelay uenly, Esq. acc@ditcd agent Of Dz.
Gwinn, under the protection Of the Emperor Of
Mexico. Maximflllhn; has conveyed by trust deed
to the Emperor, Louis Napoleon. 6onora, Senato-
lia, and other northern States Of Mexico, the
boundaries Of which hass not yet been deter
mined upon. to be held and governed by the lat
ter under Mexican protection. as security for the
payment Of The claim Of Franco against Mex
leo, the same to be rcstoied to Mexico Il ful up
tic ~ privaie rights secured % ander sn French si1
occupation confirmed. Dr.. Gwinn, Governor Cen
eFal 9r v,etsecreta:y q od,tp the Emperor Of The
for he of The sste5 haze ReSssa GEE
ceded, and cispoaes of the public Ian is aud mines
Dr: Gwtnn bas drawn up q code Of laws which
q beer b. t1e the sns
religious liberty, providing Tor the pre-eupttoa
purchase Of the public lands and regulating the
terms Of occupation and me use o. the mincs; The
force under the direction Of the, Governor
General Sufficient 10 maintain the public
peace and defend the people Of the
policy of b. Gwinn, which has the approval Of
hoth Empeors, ia to encourage emigration from
the AmcIlnn States By oeertng the most liberal
terms to settlers, in order 70 p1ias intelligent IN.
Of The well En6wn resources OF that region, 50
highly favored by the material advantages OF soil,
climate and mineral Eth ana to 1ofm an En-
assure permanent security. and riye strength and
power 10 defend the States from f'lfbustering ex-
, 1865-01-27
FROM ANNAPOLIS
Aetnfn Of MIR. H]Rir-Latcr from the
hcbel Caplta3-Thc Late Rebel Naval
AffENlnI.

BA1!HonE Thursday, Jan. 2G.-A special from
Annapolis 10 ths American, Eays: Hon. +. r. Blair
understood to report TINT among many of the
leaders in Richmond, JET. Davis Included. there
3s q strong feeling townrds making peace on the
1hc csit Of the rehcl cunboats from under the
gune Of their batteries oa James R1vsr. very
proving serious nt 19aae oa,5 p ea Id the rses
af [ transports. with all the works Of Gen. GRAFT
at civ Toint, wonld hare been destroyed, for the
naval officer In charge Of our forces san AWAY. for
ed from the service.
, 1865-01-27
THE WAX IN VIRGINIA..

HEADQUARTERS AEslr OF TIE JAMES, Thursday,
Jan. aa.-Last night the enemy maze IN unsuc-
cessful attempt 10 run past our batteries, They
took advantage Of the storm ind darkness to send
ncfo boats This Gotilla consisted Of the Vir-
rrinio. Fredericksburg and Richmond, ironr
mounting four guni each t1e Wooaer -.at4
The p.urJ, Nsnscmond and Hamn| i vessels
"~~'. '-~ '''| .~.,n, Of two guns
..z .,..,a. .,.r gun 49, - fnlin1yfnr ort, thc
ard th.cc torpedo toats. 80 ronld be obtaincd
ron ht, dcss:,c: som ne ne.-,sht shi' this mo.a CRU
carst into Our lines after uu,..
Ing. The deet left their mqorings ahont It o,c,.
!ast M ssealnE; hna proceeded quietly until thc1
and Immediately the batteries opened on tSa
.,.., ~ded In cutting The cban In rrnnt ~ tnsy
sirnfions beyond Tie lower end Of Du.eh f Gan 9,
canai tThen th, Fredertcks1nrg, under faiI heaG
nT steam. nass,d trough the obstruction anil
completely dcmoishtus one of the snnken cana
boats. The Richmond, yirt. mia and Drury In atl
tempting to follow, grounded, Tnen tl,e FJedcr-
icksburg had to 60 to thelr assistance. The Drur-
could not he gut III and wa1s :, obligey
to be abandoned az L was now daylight and
as It became Hight the ba:tczy opened on The DrurY,
one Of tho shells falling IN her magazine. which
completely demolished her, and the remainiler of
their fleet again made Their why back up The riyer
1t Nas supposed that M attempt would be made to
20 through tonight, though what their destina-
ton may be can merely be suTmised. The only
Fort Brady. Tho deserteEs report only one man
killed and two wounded by the explosion Of the
DTury. Four 1e3crters sWrIn ashore and came
into our lines.
, 1865-01-27

HAMILTON, c, W., Jan. 95.-The Ontarfo pork
packing establishment and It's contents, excepting
the sale, were destroyed By hre this morning.
Loss over st00, 600; insured for $4,000.
DETROIT, Jan. aG.-A disastrous ira In East
Saginaw, this morning, destroyed the Hess Block
and several other buildings. Tho estimated loss
Is RE nl0: insured for about 600.
, 1865-01-27

tity Of tobacco and cigars for the evasion O. the
cxcise.
The British Columbia and Van Couvers Island
Journals, arc agitatlng the subject Of forming
Union between those two colonies. Public meet
ngs are also being held for the same purpose.
, 1865-01-27
FROM ST, LOUIS.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunc.1

Eatcst from Arkansas Hcpulse Of the
Rebel ShelbY-Thc Missouri Com
ycutIon-St. Louis Items.
, 1865-01-27

Areport received here from Little Rock says
that Shelby was attacked and driven from nar
danc11e, eighty.fyo miles west Of Little Rock, on
Sunday week. Our Ioaa was twenty-five men.
, 1865-01-27
THE HIy1;R IMPROVEMENT.

Tie citizens Of Chicago have already wels
coined the announcement in our columns
that the disagreement between the Common
Council and the citizens committee concern
ing tue plan for an organized effort to cleanse
1le river, has been adjusted hya proposition
TO add two members to tho Board Of Public
Works, 10 give their special attention to ac-
coml,lishIrs this great municipal reform. The
bill. agreed upon will Of course become law.
1t may now be assumed that the work is
fairly begun, and thnt another twelvcmenth
will sec the last natural obstacle to
tue prosperity Of Chicago removed.
II will bc gratifying to the people
TO learn also that Colonel r. B. MASON
1las been SELECTED as one Of the new members
OF the Board If Public Works under the bill.
The other member will be selected by the
Joint Committees on Saturday. These two
members, under tie proposed bill, will hold
1he;r Offices for SIX years, and then the Offices
will expire. The persons named will give
their attention exclusively to the river i'm
provcmsnt, and will have no voice in the gen
pral affairs of thc Board
, 1865-01-27
BRICK YARD AND kAeHIVERY

One Of the beet In the city stuAtxd Il! Greenss soatb
Eraach addition On ths south branch, Is lar n By
H. j. kNiSELY.
2. D. Box 4oGo. iaGl53l.31t ,41W net
, 1865-01-27
4 Bank Robbed of S15O,O00 In q. S.
ROu69.

C1EvE1As Ohio, Thursday, Jan. s6-The
bed OF $50, 900 in Q. S. bonds this evening. The
robbers were secreted In the back room OF the
bank. Intense excitement prevails. No arrests
hive vet been madc.
, 1865-01-27
Uhifaqe Iribn11e.


Wilmington is not yet ours, md get the
darkest side Of the aspect is turned toward
t.,c rebels, who cannot be assured TINT It will
mitch longer bc theirs. Our gunboats are
steadily finding their why up the river, re-
moving distinctions and torpcdocs. Mean
while Gen. Terry has pressed his troops to q
position OF advantage, where hc demanded Of
Bragg the surrender Of the piacc. 1t will he
in our hands in very few days, and open the
way for train Of most important results to
our cause in North Carolina.
Our Washington telcgraphic correspond
cncc brings lis adviccs from the Richmond
rcbcl press Of the 24th inst.
The trial cf the Chicago conspirators in
Cincinnati, gave, yesterday, the most import
ant and interesting aspect Of young man
the -son-of- The prisoner Waish-testifyin@
against his parent, and bringing to light seyc-
raj important facis-
Admiral Porter ia In full blossom with rc-
reports and official dispatches. His commu-
nication to Secretary Wclics, elsewhere pre-
scented, gives III interesting resume Of late
operations following the fall Of Fort Fisher.
He is also very scverc in another dispatch on
Gen. Butler, with whom his chronic quarrel
seems to be taking tho iu1anamatory type.
The quotas of tie Northwestern States
Eudcr tic last call will 1v soon made known.
Meanwhile, every man enlisted counts as one
10 reduce tle s0mc.
The hint will be received with great salts
faction, that Secretary Seward is about to
withdraw the passport embargo and remove
all restrictions from travel through Canada.
This is not only the more probable but tho
more gratifying, as based on the prospect that
the Canadian Government Is to attend to the
prevention Of hostile rebel schemes In the
Provinces.
4 dispatch from Cleveland announces that
The Bank Of Crawford County, ut Mcadyille,
Pa, was robbed last evening Of sl5o,0oo in
United States bonds, The men were con-
ccaied in the buck room Of the Bank. Intense
excitement prevailed ut the discovery, but no
arrests had been made. Five thousand dollars
reward was offered by the bank officers for
tle detection Of the perpetrators and recoy-
<rx nf 1l.c rronerty stolen.
, 1865-01-27

A Rebel Refugee becomes q Foreign
a'otentate-Whe TkA5nnnce OF Doctor
GsgIn1i-InteresfiM. Pacific Ncsvx-
San Francisco mAtters-Tfae Mar.
kctS,
, 1865-01-27

Augustus G. Rtetnr5s. rreaident.
john E. Eilliams, Metropolitan Bauk, Tteaspzs= p1o
ten.
Edgnr Z. Holly. Secretary
P1of. James T. Hodge, Gererai Ageut-.
pTz-eroRs:'
Marcus A. Finch, t3 Maiden Lsue.
Charles II. Russell, IL Fifth avenue.
J. B. Church.
VIM. 4. Meen. late C1af1n. Melleu 4. Co.
Augustus c. Richards. II Murray street.
Henry II. Alexander. Cumuins, Alexander d GfesA
Thomas 4. Scott. Vice Presdsat Penn. Cen RafEo&x
Thecdorc Roosevelt. 9l Maiden Lane.
William ". Stone, Stone. Bliss, Far Il A!lcn~
Sidney E. Mosse, e,Jr, Editor EewYosk 0bseryex-
Thomas Emnll, Thomas smull . Sons.
Ashbel Green, Cummtns, Alexander ~ G1eeu-
Joserh Wa1es. Wales. Wetmore q Co.
Psschal y. Tuzney, 10 Broadway
Henry B. Hydc, q Broadway-
Persons deslrlng further Information may con1x,f-
cate with the
President, AUGUSTUS C. RICHARDS or
Treasurer pro tera, JOHN E. wrrLtA,ts,o O.
z. G. wILDER, Agentz
1nsnrance Rooms 70 La.al.c street. Cacsso-
, 1865-01-27

Succeed efeu after ell osnee femeules ha7o caen Hse0
II vatr.
It's peculiar efficiency Is especially noticeable In
throst diseases, (whichu neglected end IN consum,-
toni naaal catarrh bronchitis, asthms. and dseaaes
of the heart To this class Of casss Dr. Ayr
undivided attention.
Where 1t is impossible cr the-r .~.v "a eoue per.
sona!ly to the city, he should r,te as many Of his
symptoms possible {nc'' x,n,tan .tamns.3 list
BE- alnsSea usle book on the subject wl
tIce tho r. ,-A appile - 5,sa,sed and I'M
PR ued5 seaehcs ~ ~ 49,, ,ha ar.t Lny OF treat-
.enAens asa ~ !. no burning or ca1ornel emplo""
nses 4ss new can as,,est be ess9 M
asss vii have 70 Hsss.en suspend s. but
| LING Institute, McCoru1tcks nnt,,
Randolph and Dearborn street, / w1 ,-orasf
r. p'' 'F0"'''' ,.~sLow Az. r.
| Iao;:ea71it Wv oAAse' LUCK nfa#er ESQ.
, 1865-01-27

The Richmond Seatt1el Of the 25th says:. "We
adequate authority, that the Houso Of Repre.
sentatltes las not derotad thirty minutes Of ali ia
secrs& ssss1oua since the commencement OF tue
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Poetry
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4By Roquestl
m LINES ON TIE DBATH2 2F ANNIE
G EDNA sHAPLEIoH
You weep tie little innocent chat sank in death 80
10 s. d young-aia u
Her Of the blue and laughing eye the savry prtt-
o.l n ~ ting tongne5 sr.a....8 s. ianiag. s1al
4 A. The pride Il tEat stricken fat er5roushtfro from his
e,,ns 10 mart aah ll b ~ SEA u $glda 81
g oOa,s light upon hr faxen hair, but not within his
$50 mothers first and only chilcthas nOthe oh.
pcs ge how lone g4a M i4NHaa q u la2A
darlings cold ani rigid hers the gentle spirit
.l.st a flown. n' laa si5E5i la es'ii'as 'l1a aa4
No more She childish form shall greet that iather at
.assHeise t4se door, 48 EA9 ~ UAAW04
The ltsfe'prattlinagss be heard the little
round heal On tic window isii tho myers on
-ssssE the pane, q e d4sf .igsa ,galiIH E0 -
bss The cunning climb from cradle down may
-argaA a.. notDe agans ssiasssllisa s4sW ssFt8
From care and pain to her home again, the angel
spark is riven IA.
To be with G ID in TIA abode, high up within the
ss5s1Gh HsaSetLi i9Y3J i05lhC H0iiJhh -
The rose has fed her snow-white cheek, the pure
"A 2 u young heart issstill; f1aB0 .natsi2sA
Thus, though we may not understand the Father
.a., ~ works His will
M But who teach those aagushed hearts TO the
asldaia heavy rod Z 1e ,tas ssnJ aiIaus "a q
And rcconcile them 70 the dark mysterious ways of
God?
ne gave, and II he takes again. the wound vim
- work its ctItre.l = g5s9lrlg -
For though we may dittrust ourselves, Gods prom
- Uses are sstle q
"a % .N 81 ~ NflE 1910
But bark the heavenly minstrelsythe sound Ofharp
orserspli0 iii angel bright that round his throne
rejoice.
Here 9st ths yeeTTppg ppa see PIT or beyond
1s The vial spark clothed eOrgeously says: fParents,
-11a ~ q lyotir tears. - tsAsat iaaAll w
az For have Joined the choral ttrong that dwell in
'iallla3 endless life, 2liss.saoe i stsEIsss40
s Where all is harmony ana love- and sound of
oslA ssas9'le. isfa ssas.osS sa8 sst3o sia HE
7oh, Il you wQuldlook up, and see me near the Cole
80 en- Throne, 90 g iq-s .baai5aoG :
IA You could MT wish me back again to that cold world
Of moan;
But, rather, yearn to join me here to- wear the da
aiond crown, q sai.isaH I'll
The beauty thas IS oprss In heaven the bright and
shining goWH.Yis4 n soIisf sfl asshs6
Parents, the voice Of kindred speaks the loss he
s ssriH ,pourns with you 's 572 ss,i ~ g,.s1
'as FOa though God has the darling child cannot
Sisses sa nave y TOO 90 id a5ass YtIzs5T ~
l But you shall have the little grave that holds her
-seialis wax-1zs fozm,s q fsis.i z.l,.f - q
roo And flowers Of spring and shading trees shall hide
from the Storm ssaa9
And here, whene'er you come to weep at morning or
$isy'ss re ateye, aas fao ssa ssa sanissiA aar -"
H0r spirit lingering near, the while, shall whisper
"Do not grieveyY ,s.ses.s n "a asas.'t
And now should doubt or colaness come between
,;~5s z - on as IT may . >
OIL think you have child in heaven, and turn your
~ ,saA9 steps that way rs AMP aaat =
Spruce Greek, hug. Ii, 1Sc5.l4- ,s.Ikt W1L1IAm
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Marshal's Notice.

oEIl ED '. sEaT y N 4E hsa "a
nULSUANT to Monitions 4iom the Hon. Ashnr
i ware, Judge OF tine United States District Court,
within and Tor the DISTRICT q Maine q hereby give
public n9ic that the folCwfnG Inibrfnatiorls have
been filed in said Court, viz:
l. An Information against ONE HoGSHEAD OF Mo-
LAssrs, seiz by the Collector Of tile District OF
Passanilquoidy, the thitd day Of February last
past at Houltln In said District. U asu4la
All, INFORMATION against ONE BARREL OF GIN,
and one lBARnB1 % waasKEY, Seized BY the Col,
iector ef tiae Dsfzct Of Passamaquoddy on the fourth
day OF February last past, at Houlton in said Dis
trict. ~ $500" s'h-% -
Which seizures were for reaches of the laws of the
United States as Is more it,raysat forth in said
TnlornatioAs; that heariIs and aial viii be had
thereon at Bsth, in said District, ON the FIRST Iaes
dag of SeDfcZber 4eGf where %By persons interest
cd therein may appear anil show sSuse, If any can be
shewn, yerofogs the az 20 aecreed ioi
Dated at Portland this twenty-second day or AL
gust, A. d. lS65se 3 esiA. ..r,, - =.
lssiesD0 uaRSE nmnDeia D. S. liarshaI,sroi
Aug 22-d14d 'slhst. OF Maine,
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! c "a u on: TO THE PUBLIC.

Every Intelligent and thinking person must know
Their encaey established by well tested experience In
the hands Of Regularly Educated physician, whose
stnies its him for all the duties he must
iul1n yet the country is flooded with poor nostruns
ana cure-3lls purportng to be the best IN the world
are nor only useless but always injuFeus The UNI
physician. o. it is a lamentable yet incontroyert-
aole Iact that many syphilitic patients are made
miserable with ruined Constitutions by fnaltreatmen
nom inexperienced physicians in general practice
lor II Is point generally conceded by the BEST syp
'ogfa2hers that the study and manaeenent of these
compiaints should engross the whole time Of those
who would be competent and successful in their treat
meno ana cure The inexperienced general pracsit-
1oner, having neither opportunity time 70 make
himself acquainted with their pathology, commonly
pursues one system Of treatment, in most cases maxi
ing an use Of that antiq uated and dan
gerous weapon, the Mercury. no I3I'TTT ii =
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afH THE GREAT
Massssay life Insurance Company
~ - l,s5aaxsOfg New. York. "a KS ,,,,

ao;s.gs e. Office 81 EpckangeStreet. d
AuSuse u w ..
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HAVE coNrrnrNrr

1t All who have committed an excess OF any kind
ing rebuke Of misplaced confidence in iaturer years,
n SEEK. FOR AN ANT D0TE IN SEASON. q
The Pains and Aches, and Lassitude and Nervous
Prostitution that may follow Impure Cotton are
-r.4 the Barometer to the whole system. q
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and n MIA