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The Portland daily press., 1865-01-09
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EVENING PAPERS.
The Wilmington Failure The army Version.

The Wilmington Failure. The Arasy Version.
---a-... NEW YORK, Jan. Z.
The Tribune's Norfolk correspondent SAYS
of the Wilmington expedition, that the trans
ports were off Fort Fisher three days before
the war ships arrived, and the enemy were
known to be in small force; that their (the
Transports coal was exhausted and they had
to return to Beaufort that without waiting
their return, as agreed, Porter exploded the
powder boat and opened fire; that the troops
were to land when the powder boat exploded
and take advantage of the shock produced;
that when the troops did land Gen. Weitzei
found the fort uninjured, and the attacking
party would have met a more bloody repulse
than at Fort Wagner. f.l..
He (Weitzel) advised the withdrawal of the
troops, 10 which Butler assented.s The mill
tary authorities expected Porter to run the
gauntlet and get in the rear of the fort on Cape
Fear River, and with the fort cut off from
Wilmington thus shut up the river When on
the ground Admiral Porter was requested to
do this, but refused. The flag that was cap
tured was taken from the ditch outside the
fort by a brave officer, and the dispatch bearer
was shot one-third of a mile from the fort.
Not one of our men got inside the fort or any
of its defences. While the transports were
waiting for our war ships the first three DAYS.
the rebels sent down reinforcements to Sugar
Loaf camp in the vicinity of Fort Fisher, and
these reinforcements were ready to assist the
fort In case of assault.
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MARRIED.

In this city, Jan g. by Rev Z Bodies, Alonzo Day
ana Miss Fannie Seal both of Portland.
IN AMesbury, Mass Dec 20. + Bracket Profes.
Miss A A Briggs OF Amesbury
In Fairfield, Dec Is, Ansel Holway, Of Norridge-
wock, and Mary Winslow. of f. sfi1 ~ N : .
In East Pittston. Jan !, Nath. Beuner OF Phips.
burg, and Miss Julia A Morton, of EP. .
In Augusta Dec Is, Chas A Farnum of Jefferson
and Miss Hattie A McPhee III fs' I = -Ss--~S -
Smell. -
:. In Augusta, Dec 20. A Clark and Miss Annie M
Sampson. W. ~ IA MI u ~ =
In Flagstaff. Dec 49, william c Page, of Farming
ton and Miss Alice A Marion,
In Starks, Dec "a, James r Preble and Josephine
In starks. Dec "a. Smith Norton and Miss Anton.
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Misapprehension Oorrected.


q A report has gained some currency with the
public mind that the Secretary of the Treas
ury has recently been increasing the amount
of paper money aaoat, and that this was in
fact the true explanation OF the recent advance
in gold, Even the N. 7. Euening Post gave
currency to a report Of this kind. Bot such
an impression has been entirely without foun-
dation. Gold went down with Savannah; it
went up with the failure Of the Wilmington
expedition, as all may know who carefully ex-
anime the facts in the case. '5e
We have the oery, highest authority for
saying that, as late as Dec. 31st, the legal ten
der government notes had not been increased
single dollar, and we make the statement to
show how perfectly baseless the impression to
which we have referred above. ar
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II A LEES

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Breathing, Gsld all Affections Of the Throat,
Bronctis Ttsoes and Lungs, leading
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This sovereign remedy is compounded from the
favorite recipe of llus.rous Physician and Chem
list, who for many years used it with the most COM
plete success in his extensive private practice.
he hal long been profoundly impressed with the
wonderful virtue of honey Of the plant Horehound,
in union with the Cleansing and Healing properties
of tar the Life Principle ofthe forest
tree Abies RdgsGmeGoF Balm of Gilead For years
he was bafiso in his attempts to blend these great
Medicinal forces into sush uniou that the original
power of zach would be reserved the disagreeab BILE
qualities of common tar removed, and the price OF
the compound be within the means of all. At last,
after long course Of diticult chemical experiments
he found that adding to these foe other ingredi
ents each valuable BY ITSELF he only obtain
ed the desired results, but greatly increased the
curative power of the compound. This hav ing been
thoroughly tested by practice is offered to the
general public as asafe ,pleasant and intalbo rem
edy. slon f8a6s af frs0a
Price 80 Cents per Bottle.
For sale by W. f. Phillips, Portland and all drug.
CHARLRs DowNER, General Agent,
& noy4dsm ~ ~ Cedar ST., New York.
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-09

LEeIsLATIvE.-The election of Executive
Councillors took place on Friday, and the fol-
lowing gentlemen were elected by Q vote Of
124 to "a for the Democratic candidates -
Marshall Pierce, Chas. Holden; Rufus Prince,
Alanson Starks, Joseph Farwell, Hiram Rug
giles, james W. Lyman. soss'54 ss5r
An order passed appointing Wednesday
next as the time for. balloting for q Senator to
fill the vacancy made BY the resignation Of
Mr.. Fessenden Ito the 4th Of march,.
bill was reported to extend for one year
the provisions Of the law relating to suspen.
sion of specie payments 500
In the House resolution was introduced
requesting our Senators and Representatives in
Congress to use their utmost efforts to procure
the abrogation of the present reciprocity treaty
with Great Britain or j ~
After some debate the House refused, by
vote of 40 to So, to suspend the rules. y
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Brig Mechanic. Hutchinson. of and from Portland.
arrived at Baltimore 9th inst with loss of bowsprit
Brig Arabella, Price, from New York for Aspin-
wall with general cargo, totally lost Nov f3d.
~ running on reef on the NV point Of Miraguana
uurmg violent storm. Her cargo will be saved.
Ship Caroline Reed, Friend, at San Francisco from
enngham Bay ports, Nov 20. lost nearly all her
SANS anchor and boat, carried away the mantopgal
damage.
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FOREIGN poRTs.

AT Table Bay CGa Nov 10. ship Reaper. Loring
from Cardiff. ar Sd. disgs barques City of Bangor
Edgerly from Cardiff. ar 4th, Tor Akyab disg
Urania, Cooper. tor Boston. ldg.
AT Messina 18th utt barQue Sicllian, Sparrow. I'm
Malaga for Boston idg; brig Urania, Atwood, from
At Melbourne Oct g. ship Ocean Rover, wilcomb,
Tor hong Kong, with coolies at 81 poF head.
for Hull. Idg. se aI.fi. ~ '771I7 l'r1a07
Sid 9Th, barque Pride OF the Sea, Humphrey, for
New York. l2G 80 X
At Malaga 18th ult, barque Young Turk, Small,
AT Antwerp ed ult. ship Harry of the West, for
Ar at Gibraltar Nov a. brig waverly Small, nom
Bangor sbflN ',iia7a7l 'is MIMI :
Bordeaux. sAlCa -i.III.L as -tI, : 4 :
Ar at Rio JaneirO Nov 18th, ship Mary Russell,
sid NOvs, ship Richardson. Kendall, for Am
herst. .liI53 4. D I's77.'Il l. 1''-C'. = T
At Port Spain l4th ult, sch Abort CLARK. fin Phila
delphia for Sombrero ftsl gta q 20 'fafafE
Sid I4th, sch rriscills, Cro~ther New York
At st Thomas 22d ult ship Young Mechanic Kc-
Loon. from New York for San Francisco disg; brigs
Mecosta, dunbar, Tor Gaudaloupe. deg; Fanny Bat
Ter, Bartlett. une; Shbboleth. johnson, fos Turks
Island same day; Nellie. tBr Staples for New York
same day sch LAUREL Parker for Turks Island do. :
At Port au Prince 18Th ult, barque de en- Angus, a.
Curtis. from New York; briggs Sarah Bernice Col
Inns. from bangor, both fol- Mrsgoane in few dsys
At Havana Dist u.. ship Marcia Day, Chase.
urc; barques Albion Lincoln, Bjbber, for Phiadel.
Dhia; Arizona, Coleords and Hunter. York, unc /;
brigs Fannie, Hubbard. for Boston; Clara ID Rob.
bins Perkins, for Matamoras; p Brown Gardner.
and Katabdin. Saunders. unc. . n - -.
CID at 81 John NB Sd inst, barque Franz es Kelley,
PenArth Roads sla i ~ L. 49,
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Particular Notice

fhshE undersign having purchased the risht TO
a.er Elevator for the County of Cumberland, are
resdy 20 sell rights Towns individual rights,
Single for $40. two buckets si5. We gusrant.e
this to be the best elevator for great depth of
now extant For farther particulars enquire BY le
ter otherwise to either PARTY. Letters directed
Portland P. o sI G. DOW,
A w. WA4RRHoUsR.
p. S-E.eya ors my be seen for the present az
Stroudwa'er 4age, BY calling on q
ia 9 od1wSw4s A. W. WATERHousn
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Lee IN Command of all the Rebel -Asnsies-
n Nesc Pp0gr0ns9se. s445 Y y IA

s@- 80 taa-@A NEW DIRK, Jan. 4.
The Worlds Washington dispatch says it is
rumored that Lee has been placed In command
of all the rebel armies, and that he immmedi-
mand ofthe defences of Richmond, intending
himself to proceed to South Carolina to con-
centrate the rebel forces in that quarter for the
purpose of confronting Sherman in his propos-
ed movement northward. Sherman's move
ments are considered by Lee as more import
ant than any Grant can possibly make upon
Richmond in four months. easeag sntsfma49
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this subject, and woe be to tne Confederate
Government if it puts rifles INTO the hands OF
the slaves and teaches them now to Shoot
Nothing short OF desperation and madness can
lead TO such Demonstration on the part oil
the rebel government. s-- -, =
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LOOK AT THIS.

tons, Gents Chalna, Long Chains, Neck Chains,
Rings, Jet Hoops, Bracelets, LocGets, Ladirs' Sets
In eat variety-l0Q paite' ms to choose from-Only
changestreet.
Any the above articles cent by mail receipt
OF one dollar address L. DRESSER Portland, Me-,
Box 1872 decl2d4w.
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DR. ]. w. kelley.

viii be In attendance at Mrs. DR. Adam Medical
Office 2l4 Congress Street. opposite Universalist
Church. to give advics aud prescribe in all forms of
disease. Tucsd'y and Wednesday the 10th and 18th
of January. The sick any invited to call. Advice
free. y 4 ltsfS 81 a8&JsGAI iap5lw*
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-09

THE assistantdeditor of the Press thanks
Rev. Mr.. Bodies for his able, elegant and patri-
otto lecture on that good old Christian, Rich
ard Baxter last evening. Such lectures call
up important eras in the annals of the world.
and teach us lessons useful and proftable.-
He also thanks the choir for the excellent
music on the occasion, 4a tanos oaa 81
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-09
The Tennessee Campaign Ended Great Loss
es by Hood-A Ness Campaign Begun.s

The Tennessee Campaign Ended Great Loss
es by Hoed-A Ness7 Campaign Begun.s
NEW YORK, Jan. Z.
y The Times Huntsville, Ala, dispatch ofthe
Sd inst, says the Tennessee campaign is end
ed. The last of Hoods army crossed the
Tennessee on the goth ult., with eight pieces
of artillery and about 1900 men. he left
Macon, Ga, with IS, 600 men, and was rein
forced by 5000 more. He had 10 pieces of
artillery. After the battle of Nashville both
armies foundered in the mud for ten days.
Hoods infantry crawled off at night, while his
cavalry stubbornly resisted our advance during
the day. 1t is believed that Hood has thrown
into the river at least 30 guns. He abandoned
a large number of wagons and ambulances.
Our official list of prisoners number over 9700,
not including 500 captured from Roddy on
the 9th. Over 5000 deserters have also re-
ported. By ~ dila figass sd i.fgr sl.sei sia1
It is said Hood is going to Meridian, Miss,
to try and reorganize The chase in force has
been abandoned, although Steadman is across
the river with orders to harrass him and cap
ture as much as possible. 1o z gie4 s.ii-
A new campaignhas been already projected,
and the corps of Wood, Smith and Schoheld
are already moving. ao.-sa4aassQ ala
F
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% The undersigned gives his exclusive atten-
ton to collecting Pensions, Bounties, Arrears Of
Pay and Prize Money, for Officers, Soldiers,
Seamen, or their Heirs. Office, SO Ia Exchang e
ST., opposite Postofioe, Portland.
81 a9 w. S. SAWYER.
Reterences-HoH. SAMUEL CoEY. Gov. Of M.
How. WIN. PI4r FRsszNDEa, Seesy Treas'y.
: oct. 13d 6m. ,"s1 ias1'1t97
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French Language.

Prof retains thanks for the patronage hith.
ertO afforded him in this CT y and gives notice that
his Winter Term win commenc, on Wednesday the
4th ofJauuary next. q I'D
For further particulars inquire at Messrs. Bailey
and Noyes, between u and O'Clock. dec2ld4w
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-09
WAR REN'S
WATERPROOF and Leather Preserver,
ia FOR BOOTS AND SHOES,
For sale at Mr.. j. W. MANsFrELD's Store, IVA
Middle st, Portland, Ne. dec21dSw2m
DIR. pEBBETTs'
DR. TEBBETTS,
lagsgiIas YSIOLO GIOAL
HAIR 7ol a9l.-il-l
r. e G E N E r. A II o r
ITS MoDUs oPRgARDI:

= Immediately beneath the scalp there are very
small bodies called Glands ;or more commonly Roots
of the Hair 1t is from these Glands that every hair
ofthe head is formed and secreted AS long as the
scalp is tree from disease these bodies also remain
healthy, and the hair keeps lis natural appearance
and color But when humors and other diseases af-
same disease, and the hair gradually turns gray dry
and brittle. Sooner later the hair begins to fall
off, and in many cases, If not arrested, will produce
complete badness.
To remedy this pathological condition of the
glands. and create . new and healthy action, the
Physiological Hair Regenerator has proved a per-
feet success.
1t is not s'Dye,' and will not stain particle. 1t
will positively RESTORE GRAY HAIR" in all cases
to its original color. 1t promotes growth of new
hair in all cases on Bald Heads when the glands or
roots of the hair are not completely disorganized.
1t prevents the hair from falling off, and removes all
dandruH, heat, humors and itching from the scalp
1t keeps the hair soft moist and perfectly healty
givesita glossy and beautiful appearance. 1t Is
highly perfumed, and as dressing 1t has no superb
or. The "Regenorator' is warranted to produce the
above results in all cases. if not the money to be
refunded. With it every "Gray Head" In New Eng
land can be restored in less than thirty days.
Price 81. per Bottle. aI
TEBBETTs BROTHERS.,
Druggists and Chemists, Propristors, Manchester,
NH.
h GEORGE o. GOODWIN 4 CO., 80 Hanover
street, Boston. General holesae Agents
w. W. WHIPPLs, Agent for Portland, Maine.
jan 2sod Ans
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REcRUnING.-One substitute was put in
Saturday for Albert Burns Of Portland, and
one for 81. L. Mcguire of Gray.
one OF the substitutes, Charles Wilson, es-
capped iFom the Sergeants rooms, but was soon
recaptured by the police.
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-09
Letters ERcmainiug TTncI.,.oS

L N the Post Office at Portland. Gtataos p.,na 9th
day of January, 1864 wv "ain'' -
GB.I9 etain any Of these letters. the applicant
tS Sai s sa's Ior tstte give the date
not called for within ans ssonai. they will
De sent to the Dead Letter Once. - =
.T 'estaHia5 LADIES' LIST, ri tmac
Adams 4 dams Lucy A campRs,ryLih Mary mrs
AIen NJ Houisa cape z Lit ledeld Martha mrs
Allan Prna SAne !. "a Liftla Paul mrs for Chs
1m'1 Iuscenb Sarah BIS
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-09

SAILING OF THE Steamship ST.
David, Capt. Arid, sailed from this port for
Liverpool, at o o'clock Saturday evening.
The Belgian is the steamer due this week.
She may be expected Tuesday or Wednesday,
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-09
CLEARED.

Steamship 81 David. (Br) Arid. LiverpoOl-H A
q. Steamer Chesapeake. Willetts. New York--Emery
p6 ship Sterling new of Kennebunk, $50 tons) Him.
ort hoya Sen L Thompson
Nickerson. i1oiins' DAi1nlofe-oiiA"1'
Sunday.
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-09
Blackwood and the Ouartsrlias.

The American re-publshers of Blackwood's
Magazine and the four English Reviews,
Messrs. LEONARD ScoTT & Co., have been
compelled to make slight advance in the
terms of their publications: and yet, consider
ing tho high rates of labor and material we
do not see how they can afford them at even
the advanced rates. Thelfolowing are the
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-09

Rebel Opposition to Jeff. Davis--The Breach
p "a isslai Widening. b pas
NEW YORK, Jan. Z.
ssg Late rebel newspapers show that the fight
between the jeff Davis and anti-Jeff. Davis
factions is constantly growing more sangui-
nary. The lines between them are strictly
drawn. Those opposed to Davis accuse him
in the most open and vehement manner of be-
ing the cause of all their recent disasters, and
they in turn are charged by Jefi's organs with
destroying confidence in the ability Of the
Coniederacy to achieve independence, prevent
ing the full enforcement of the CONSUMPTION,
and encouraging desertions.
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-09

.afe s3.ss efsf,,of, NEW York, Jan. Z.
The Herald's Buenos Ayres letter of the
18th ult., says the war pressure of Brazil on
Uruguay was likely to effect the obliteration
of the Republic, unless its Executive was aided
by strong foreign power. % sbgsbrftd
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BOARD OF Trade.
ANNUAL MEETING.

FHlBE Annual Meeting Of TIN Board Of Trade fer
Il the choice Of officers &C., for the ensuing wear
WILDE held at the rooms OF the hoard, on this Mon.
day evening, Jan. 9th, a. ~ O'Clock. A full and
punetnal attendance Is desired. ".
jany9dlt NJ. n. RICH sa.,-
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Steam to and From the Ola Country

+ I8Th The welLknown fivorite CLYDE. built
&1RAkzG Iron steamers Of IL ANcHoR LINZ of
steamships. :. b us REIA," 'CALspoNrA, ""BRIrAN-
MA and UNITED KINGDOM are mite ded To al il
fortnightly to and from New York carrying pas.
SINGERS to and from Licerpo0i, Glasgow BeiJast,
Dublin, Waterford, Cork, LimericE, Galteor or
Londonderry These steamers were built specially
or he Atlantic trade. are divided into water and
air-tight compartments. ht III
In .s,lr Rates of Passage.
From New York I. any ofthe above place Cabins
sl2l and 800; steersge S46, payable in American
currency. sss-,f ~. =
To New York from any of the above places Cab.
equivalent ia American onrreucy. -
Those who wish t, send for thar trisnds san Inv
ito cts at these raiet ircm the Agents.
d l. FRANCIS MACDONALD & co.
jansd4m Bowling Green. New York
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Lost

n sunday Evening, Jan. 9Th, a Fitch Tipnat
ing la IQSEfH CURRIERS'. - Cav
Jansdst ..nl.la 1-lle - D Clark Straot
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-09

FNHIS School is now open every eyenire sundav.
excepted, from 7 until NJ Entrance "a
Cengress treet. G. w. MOVES,
Jsnsui" .a.er. Principal
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Steamer Montreal. Lisoomh. Rnstnn

The new barque built by Jos Over AZ b,s vo,d IN
cape Enzaoetn receiving the finishioq touch and
viii be launched this week. She il a 4 as double
terial and owned by the builder ~ ~
Mr. Giles Loring, has commenced the construction
of ship OF 200 tons at his yara in Yarmouth She
is building for parties in Portland and Yarmouth.
and is to be commanded by Capt Kelley late of ship
Alice Vennard. ra. IT. 'ta.H- 4Ii \
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To Enrolled and Drafted Mem.

l have now Six Sailors, aliens, who have not been
ashore three eks in this country that will ship
as subs itues for enrolled drafted men, in any
Dttrict in the State, for three years, at as low
hgure and with as quick dispatch as can DO had OF
any concern in the State address, = -
HORACE Fl, JOHNSON,
so Middle street,
d9cl3eod~ Portland, Maine.
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-09
Latter from the Federal 0apital.

New Tear-Reception at the. White House
g9-A New Thing under the sun-The Ten
Forties Reciprocity Treaty Reason
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-09
DISASTERS.

Barque Ionic of Portland. 500 tons register built
at Harpswel in 1853. has been sold to 20 under
foreign nag. She will proceed to New York to load
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-09
SPOKEN

NOV Is. lat 4e 20 n, Ion l2e W. ship Coquimbo. FIN
San Francisco for Oregon. ~ -E7777'
Dec 20, of Point Lynas,, ship A Palmer. from
Liverpool for Calcutta. :
Pee Is lat g. Ion 6s. brig Wright, from Phila.
Dec "a, lat 81, Ion II ID, was sean brfo Hattie n
Wheeler, steering North. - =
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IMMATURE ALMANAC.
= Monday.... ..s........,.... january
Sun rises......,....S29l Length Of dayse.... eli
Sun SETS .446 High water Ia ND. -. 8.45
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PASSENGERS.
SAILING OF OCEAN srEAMERs.

In brig Hydra, from Rio Janeiro = Sarah HERR,
man, Geo HERMAN 81 3h4EM
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ Carriers Of the Daily Pressar not alloved
o seUpGpers on their routes afatse 2 ee8
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Photographic Gallery,
~ ALONZO S. DAVIS, Proprietor,
so Middle ST., Portland, Me.
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-09

For several years past with n. j. GILMAN, has re-
moved to No. 1871 Middle street, second story lover
ceive the patronage of his f.rmer customers, and
the public generally. ~
Ali work entrusted to his care will receive his per-
sonal attention.
January 2, 1S65--d5w -+
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MARINE NEWS

FORT OF PORTLAND.
Saturday. ............. ....Januarv 4
55sni,il ARRIVED LiA01 "
Steamer Lewiston. Knight Boston
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H o IN IL Y A4a
, 1865-09-21
Special Npttres.
Br. Rtgelow,

As A@A%VAV"$
Il tho oaa5 fh5sieian a Specialist now n sne ~,
chat can be entirely relied upon. Go 10 u1s Ano a''
suter D4seass to remain In your aystena.
YOU facs snd body. bessdss destroying ,oas Hspp'
and future peo<yocta IN Nts Lie hss nsae -
.diseases md neErom debility bis s'aay ~
twenty ycars, and il therefore tho posoo 49,.
.asnlaet should consult No zoe essF uVA" ~
tent Of tlta not belns cured since he ~ os4 -
city. Eli REPUTATION has rouchos II ~ e4s ~ ~
pexs. his nstcnts and tie medical peolessAon w."
md aaxoAd. ~ bdnr the must aS'A4ea Sf7s' ~
md Thorough .uastez Of hts profession ua1 o'o7s
f.u. dou.t drgaiE; gvs LIN CAL A." sals eoa'
49,, .,,r.,,ree With s.t,n to cure such caaes Hla
.ooups arc scea1sse In ladies Ahd Eenemea sod me
,.o.t cornn,etc IN thc ely. Consultations n.e and
eo1tdentlA
once No, 17g south Clark street, corner NJ Monroe,
h,,fs block from the Post Occ- pott omee Box 1854
Szaesso, m. otnca hou,1 rum g. n. to g. nm.
sced for bis ~Guide To Healthr prnt1shed monthly,
n1r Of caatge-
yorAo NIX, TAr1 1AETuU1A1 Eor1u.-Doctos
ecaow dcvotes much Of his time to the tzeatmeat o.
those csses caused BY secret hahit wlch ruins both
body and mind, uniting the unfortunate individual
for either business soeiey. The sad eee. Of these
early ha&s, or the soan Of stpu yeaa IL to weaken
and detlitate The coustlsution destroy tha Phydca
and mental powdA diminish and eufeehle the nAtusa
1nnllngs, xud e1hAust the sital energies Of manhood
che plea9Me1 Of life ru151ed. the obcl Of fuafrAgt
frustrated and existence Itself rendered term Of m
CaA1lnk MlkcTy and fe{Iet Such petaOnx especially
eoer contemplating marriage, should losc 10 tine II
making Immediate application, NJ Dt. H. by Ills neH
rrannent, II enabled 10 eosun . speedy and penn.
pent errr.
y odnce. 179 South csask-kt. corner ofNoaroe,
, 1865-09-21
Special Notifies.


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ssGae!s. natn,s, =, " "a esssoi.hsa iRis171
sssy g fhs a s9sst se ssei q
ri I'D Kaaey sps sSe sesqi Il +:
fss r. foss old a.. insens e1sss af he mos a9r
HI' S1sa isn. Z re hssa "a hoasa q ths
Nese. sesuf0la together riIh s endless unmber Of
sa9 p; 1se es1ssy sas1'ed 10 apply while they
IL Glstkss 8 1aned BLOOD MEDICINES. to..ae
ao1e g q s is y1etis no q nd
remedy q the unfastunA!e sna 's1ssEutded @ a9nser
sefs Sa esa % = - Ct n
l. successfully treated. Re1efabef, that 1hoa.ands
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