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The Portland daily press., 1866-04-20
MIpDLE-AGED MEN.

There are many men at the age OF thirty who are
troubled with too frequent excavations from the blad-
der, often accompanied by slight smarting burn
ing sensation, and weakening the system in
the patient cannot account for. On examining the
and sometmes small ~ rt;c1as of semen or ah,
will appear, the color will be of thin mksh hue,
again changing to a dark and turbid appearance.
There are many men who die Of this difficulty, ignor
ant of the cause, which is the -
The Portland daily press., 1866-04-20

SECOND STAGE OF SEMINAL WEAKNESS.
can warrant perfect cure such cases, and
full and healthy restoration OF the urinary organs.
Persons, who cannot personally consult the Dr.,
can do SO byriting in plain manner, description
Of their Diseases and the appropriate remedies will
be forwarded immediately. j., g9.-lr.ll ..af tl
AL correspondence strictly confidential and will be
returned, If desired.
Address: ~ DIR. j. b. HUGHES, f't
HJi155 No. 5 Temple Street tcorner of Middle
Street,, Portland. Me
NJ Send Sfamp far (irc,,lar
The Portland daily press., 1866-04-20

'.a Id 4. a Af4a.ltt Cts
No. Cures Fevers, Congestion, Inaamations, Is
I" Worms, Worm-Fever: Worm Collie, ) Is
"3 Cryina Colo. or Teething ofinfants,i IS
"a Diar, ia Of children or adults. aiiH %
Z" Dysentery, Gripping. Bilious Collie, p rs
Go Ciolera-Morbus, Nausea, Vomiting. IS
"7 aga" Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, ,-5id11 Is
go 90 f Neuralgia. Yoothache, Faceache, 40 Is
"s Headaehes. Sick Headache, Vertigo, %
40 DYSPEPSIA, Billions Stomach, - Is
ali Suppressed or painful Periods, 25
"I2 &c Whites, too profuse Periods Is
"I3 Group. Cough, difficult Breathing, g Is
"4 4 ." Salt Rheum Eryspelas, Erupt ons, Is
"15 Rheumatism. Rheumatic Pains. .ai2s
..l6 Feuer and Ague, Chill Fever, AgRs, go
"22 %" Ear Discharges, impaired Hearing, 50
"23 as" Scvofaia enlarged Glands, Sweliings, 50
"7 . Piles, blind or bleeding. l6h SC
"l8 " Ophfhdlmy, and sore or weak eyes,. SO
"ls ." catarrh. acute or chronic Influenza. 50
40 Encouragement, violent Coughs. 90
"3f -" Diphthsriae liberated Sore Throat, SO
Ss.g' s g css S. e. H FR Dance
"24 General Debility Physical Weakness, SO
"26 Sea-Sickness. sickness from riding, SO
"N'ss. Kidney DISEASE, Gravel Skk9S50
"28 =" Nervous Debility. Seminal Emissions,
YIg involuntary Discharges TE LOO
"2s Sore Mouth, Canker, I'm SO
80 g Urinard Incoatiseaes, wetting bed, 80
q" 81 F" Painful Periods, even with Spasms, 50
- y - = FAMILY CASES. 70 u ~ AfeLe1
IS yials Morocco Case, and Book, $40 90
20 large large yas II Morocco s sa aSd R Book
Is Boxes (Nos. l to l5) and Book Il ii8a w Il
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B-These Remedies. by the Case or single Box,
press, free of charge on receipt price Address,
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Office and Depot, No, 562 Broadway, New York. !.
Or. HcNPHREYs is consulted daily at his office,
ersonaliy or by letter, as above, for all forms Of
H.H. HAY, Agent. Portland. iuly2s'65eodly
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uAMMONTON FRUIT LANDS.

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\! EllCAI..
DIR. ;. ;. FITCH, \. NJ, NJ. d.

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WIN. CHANDLER. Register.
A Of record. attest
27-2y WM CHANDLER. REGISTER
Francis ID. Swa>ey'> E,tale.

STATE OF VERMONT. AT Probate Court held al 81.
Caledonia District. bloomsbury Ia said district
the 26lh iay uCI. A ID. l>s56-
Person Swa>ey, administrator I'll the estate oi Franc
ID swa>e Late .; Kirby, SAID district. deceased pre-
his administration ami Al
UwdnCc and makes application Tor decree Of !isilri-
ton aud Partition uI the estate %! said deceased
WhercupuII II ordered by >lit Iour;. that said
count aid said application be- ret, TTcd L. session al said
court Ia Ice held al the probate O Ia sad ST Jn>hI:y
Ou the Eth day of November 1876. for h-driI. AMI de-
CiSion thereon. AID l. further ordered. that notice Tee
CIV all persons lter >tci hN publication n the
three weeks >ucce>>vey ia the taej pndI newspaper
published III ST JOhnSbury previous To -I appoint
ed Tor hearing that they appear al and
p and show cause ii they have. why said
account should not be allowed ami >Jich decree made.
BY the Court
I7-2J Attest ASA l. FRENCH Judge
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-11-16
THE CALIFORNIAN.
the Monkey and the Drunkard.

Mr.. Pollard states that in his drkining
days he was the companion of man IN
Arundel county, Maryland, who had a
monkey that he had valued at thousand
dollars.
We ALWAYS took him out on chestnut
parties. and when he could not shake
them off. he would 90 to the very end Of
the limbs and knock them off with his fist.
One day we stopped at tavern and drank
freely. About half glass was left and
Jack drank it up. Soon he was merry
hoppcd and danced and set us III a roar
OF laughter. Jack was drunk, We all
agreed. six of us. that we would come to
the tavern next day and get Jack drunk
again and have sport all day. | called at
my friends house next morning and we
went out for Jack. Instead of being, as
usual, on the box, he was not to be seen.
We looked inside and there he was crouch
ed up in heap.
Come out here" said his master.
Jack came out on three lees his fore
paw on his head. Jack had the head
ache knew what was the matter with
linn; he felt Just as did many morn
no. Jack was sick and couldn't 90. SO
we waited three days We then went.
and while thinking, a glasS was provided
for Jack. But where was he Skulking
behind the chairs.
Come here. Jack, and drink" said
his nrl,tcr, holding out the glass to him.
Jack reiterated and as the door was
open. slipped out and in a moment was
at the top Of the house. His master went
ont to call him down. but he would not
come He GOT Il large whip and shook it
Ut him. Jack sat on the ridge-pole and
refused to obey. His master got a gun
and pointed it at him. A monkey is
much afraid Of cum. Jack slipped over
the back side of the house when he saw
his predicamcnt, at once whipped upon
the chimney and GOT down in one of the
tlueS, holding on by his fore~paws. The
master was beaten.
The m'n kept the monkey twelve years,
but could never persuade him to touch
another drop of liquor. The beast had
more sense than the man who has an I'M
mortal soul, and thinks himself the first
and best OF Gets creatures on earth.
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THE RURAL AMERICAN.

Free, The best paper f T firm garden rs, fuit
grDwe's DC, in hi country, publish Il Uics y. ".
;or 81 yea an! cry sbs her recev NJ tn worth
Of his mnn in gra ues Of ci.o'e grape WINS straw
herr pl1 g.. &c, the best in eIstenc splendid EEL
Ia c envi -, wrth y each. The paper i from
ROW I'll! llusTy. I'D for IMPLIES w full def iils
No charges. { nh lgeIts Ea,.t in e,c.y town. Ad-
dTcs- /. d. MINrR, Clinton, Onei ls c., Y y where
my cd Orial office aId farm are lOcs- ID.
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STATE OF VERMONT. ~ Il Probate Court held AZ 81
Caledonia District. - JJphu~hury ia sLi! ,>rr,. oil
the 9Th day If oct, \. D.. leU6.
Oliver + Brown Al Nathar~I Lee. administrators ri
the estate OF Nathan Stone, Ilt al L. u'u,i in laid
trct. deceased present thrT administration account pr
examination and allowance. ami IudA,~ aygC ul. 1r 4
decree OF distribution AMI partition TIA. estate SLi
decreased
and sIiIapPlIcdIiOn be referred t. ->>uui >d. count
IL hc htid al the prohIt" r,c -,i:i JuuI~lr. ur
the 2Jin day Of November. \ ID l h'aGlrt .l ,.y
Ci>ion thereon And u ! further ur.r- that notice o.,
t" all persons Interested, ~ prH, t. sam.
fhr,c weeks >uCCc>>iNry 10 the Californian. paper
published Al 81 J'h-hGry irrN.~ sll time APPOINT
cd Toy HcdIin- that they appear al sad tu, AID
place. AMI show cause. Z liy ru't HAN hAIr. Wts "a
,ayJ. Il Ice Allowed! ami >,. r.!v
nv the Court.
=. % Attest. ASA l.. FkEN -. judge 80 Probate.
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Calvin =, trO>by'> Estate.

THE subscribers having been appointed by the honorable
probate court tor the district ui .dtul.iJCuIS>in
10 receive. examine ami adjust all claims AMI Demands u
all persons against ih" estate ui Calvin y tr">;X lte ui
HaTdwICk. i'll said district deceased. represented ii>u
vent. and the ol from the 9th y pt..
d. 1910, being allowed 10y sad court To the creditors al
said deceased 10 exhibit dul prove their claims
before Give notice that VIII lie. duties
uf appointment IL The dwelling h"u>e 81 Lucy J
Grossly i'll iIIriwi Kin said district HE 9Th .ly>
December anu March leAt at O'Clock p. NJ ga, ui
said days
J. W HOEEY.
27-29 CYRUS TNpERwoop iCo'nr~-
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9eaal.
Ira kiltredge,s Estate.
Charles Holmes Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT In Probate Court, held at ST.
Caledonia District. )JOhns5ury within and for said
district, Oh the 18th day of Oct, lSJ6.
Instrument purporting 10 5e the last " I'll and Tesla
~ ment vi Charles Holmes, late OF PeaCham. in
said District, deceased being presented {" the Court by
Henry Walker the therein named. prob,
Ii Is ordered by said court that all persons concerned
therein lie notified oappear at session % sand court IL
holden al the Probate Office, i'll ST J">buTy. the
18th day of Now lSj6. and shew cause, II iAcy
have against the Probate said III; iuT which purpose
its further ordered that copy of the record 81 Tins T-T
published weeks successfully ia the CI duuiau
printed at ST. John>bury previous 10 said time arloited
for hearing.
ASA FRENCH, Judge OF Probate
true copy OF record Attest
21-29 ASA l.. FRENCH, Judge If Probate
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alew Advertisements.
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Joshua MOirisnn,. Esta;e.

STATE OF VERMONT. In probate Court holden at
EsS District. Lmemhlrg. within and !ur SAID
district. on the 10Th DIV al October, A u. ln56
Abigail Morrison, administrative on the tate 81 josh
MUrT>On late Of CANAAN, in SAID district deceased.
presents her administration account or settlement:
WhereupOn. il i ordered that the bc Tc.vTTei
the 2cth day Of Nov mex: AT The dwelling hOu- 81 Az
drew BludEeit, III bennington Tor examination and
allowance; and that all concerned be- Ipi. hereof. by
publication ii this order III the Cdleudl printed
JOhnsbuTy. three weeks successfully >,.pu a. mas
that they appear ant al laid time ami place.
they cause, object thereto.
By the Court. Attest,
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WANTED AGENTS, to Ill Rev. d. & Ediv's
W w,Tk, The CoIta-., Library" by the set IT sin
rle volume. TIL hes canvs sing Looks ,ve- publ he'd
Excu teri CRY gwen. Coos inducem, MT. send fI
circular. HpEAC,. WENTWORTH Publisher, ITO
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'IIIE ELM STREET HOTEL.

No. ,: Elm 81. formerly I'D No. a.. Boston Board
- pc -ay. Room, wi hUut me.ls. I5 n's spleen
i h!liii r -'n att ct,d. H"Is- pen all nigh II
/. R.iilNrS rr pTir'0r.
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THROAT. LUNGS, d rVr>-
CnNSI MlBI11AA-
Unsolicited TEsIlN ~

From Rev Francis Lohieil. P, r.-. ...
C-ngrtaAriunal Church. Bli12s 3. ..,.....
REIDsFr ~ ~ 81 -,s
hcl1'enI-fI II consider Il a dury y I..... A..
humanity To- tear testimony 10 the sri . IA
rAR's ksIs N OF VIM CHERRY I haNr >-. 1851.
have had UCCaSlon tOT arlv r--ll-eiy fsr 4 .-.--
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>ial1Ce. ha~ il failed Iu relieve and cute ll..
q1ei-lg been geTN huaT>r SATURDAY. an .-
gard 80 lh- delivery 81 two >trluUl> ur III,
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l,,dr>r,>~ q - itlVaTlanlg i,,,-n relli,N--. -
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public >4e4ker> generally. a certain gem.
tTeiChlal lTuut'lc> L. " liCl Ss are l'rJuar..
Entirely n solicited. l >-rIl .sg I'M t-->rfr.
you ale IL liberty 10 u-e NAY sou JaB.- a.-
tie ia loi afi-Cg ali g-.I>.li> ~.
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A,-r f-181N y.urS rRANfrIS r...r..r.
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LOWEST LIVING RATES.

We would invite all to call and cloths and prices
before purchasing eewhere. our arrangements for the
Ill are such that intend to sell clio hes and CT
them the SANE DAY. for the accommod atom of those
living ut j distance.
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Nathan Steup'~ Estate.

J. VI TIUN II.
CYRUS UNDERWOOD '''i -
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PREPARED ~
SkTlt W FOWLE \ SON, Is T7sra.-- >.-..
BOSTON, AM ioI sale by al DrL--l,,>
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-26

From the Jsly ss.sss ~ nsss's nsssAssss1
MegaGene.
st. Losis b sooossso ~ ~ dscssse Of
physical nessss - 10 n ths great metro.
polla ef the coneioent 1e cannot escape
The Uaeni6cencs II It's destiny. Greatness
is the necessity Of its position. New 70, k
may be the bead, but St Louis will be the
heart Of America. The stream Of traffic
which nos flows through this mart vii, en-
rich il With alluvial deposits Of gold. lite
central location and facilities Of commuoica.
ton unmistakably indicate the leading part
which this city will take in the exchange
and distribution Of the products Of the Mis =
siss,ppi Valley. st. Louis 10 situated on the
vest hank Of the Mississippi, q an altitude
Of 400 feet shove The level Of the sea. Il 10
fer ahpeo - hirhsse 0o06o that sves swell
~ 1Gohbe eeWsesss. II leaissds 10 3ss
~ ~, h6ssh. - IL soegitsds sO0 l5> l6>>
vest. Il 10 20 mtlss below the mouth OF the
Missouri. and SEQ above The confluence Of the
Ohio.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-26
ANDRsw JOHNSON,
President Of the United States.

Tue EfrlCT OF DsowRnow's RUS The
Nashville Dispatc sAys il 10 melancholy
TACT that, instead Of immigration being d.
rected to Tennessee, Ii. tide hes ct 10 With
steadily increasing flow the Other way
BY the score and hundred ere the industri-
Gus, sinswy sons Of the soil, flseing from
Tennessee - from barren wasae, and Get
Ting down q The fertile plAiae Of the Lone
Star Stass o. list Saturday our streets
were, IT, LITTLE time, crowded With pooGlDe
eoigrsnts % their way from Eass Tennessee
70 seek their fortunes 10 the fas Southwest
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