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The EXEMPTION LAW FOR THE DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA The following bill, passed by both
Houses OF Congress, has received the signature
of the President:
Be 1t enacted, dc, That the following nron
erty ,~beng the property OF a head OF a family
or householder, shall be exempt from dis
ualnt, attachment, levy, an sale on execution
or decree OF any court in the Distric: of Co
lum oia PTorided, hoDerer, Tha. this exemp-
lion shall not interfere with the forerlosur. Of
any mortgage or deed of trust executed fore
the passage OF this act, to wit:-All wearing
apparel belonging to all persons, and to all
heads OF families, beng householders: all beds
bedding. household furniture, stoves, cooking
utensils, and so forth, not exceeding three h IN
ored dollars in value; provisions for three
months support, whether provided for or
growing; fuel Tor three months; mechanics
tools and implements Of the debtors trade or
business, amounting TO two hundred dollars
In value, with two hundred dollars worth OF
stock for carrying on the business of the debtor
or his family; the library and implements of a
professional man or artist to the value of three
hundred dollars; one horse, mule or yoke OF
oxen, one cart, wagon or draw, and harness for
such team: farming utensils; food for such
team Tor three months, and il the debtor be a
larmtr, any other farming tools of the value
OF one hundred dollars; all family pictpres
ana all the family library, not exceeding in
value four hundred dollars; one COW, one
swine, elk sheep. And NO deed of trust bill
OF sale, or mortgage upon any of said exem pied
articles shall be binding or valid less signed
by The wife OF the debtor, Il he be married and
living with bis wife; and these exemptions
shall be valid when the said pIoperty is in
traDsItu, the same as IL the property were at
rest: PTerided, k0UeUer, That no property named
and pied in this acts hall be exem pied from
attachment or execution for an ebt due for b g
wages of ser wants, common iaborers or clerks,
except the wearing apparel, beds and bedding z,
apd household furniture and provisions for
the debtor and family.
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A. ADAAeoN,

A. ADAAeoN,
Dealer in House-FurLishing Goods,
T6 Ninth street, near Pa. ay, Washington
Always on hand:
Ready-made Sheets, Pillow Cises Feather
and Hair Pillows, Boistsrs, Mattresses and
BED spreads, Blankets. Window Shades and
Fixtsres. Carpets. Oil Cloth, Crash, Towsiine.
and Table Linen. Mattresses made to oroer
or Renovated $50. = ~
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n.

usgt syHY; On 18th Fsbrusry, JoHH Me-
SAHNkns - TIE ~ year Of bis aes, : native Of
yesss resjdeato Of ives hfneton D d.
The Il lends And rsl.ti YES II the FAMILY are re-
guested 10 attend his funeral from his fate real
denee, corner Of 18th and streets, on to .morrov
(Triasyl at clock .. n.
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CITY ITEMS.

a FEW LEFT of the &i4 Melton BusInes
suits, al Henhing's One Price Clothing Store
on the corner of Seventh street and Mary.
land avenue.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. yaientines Is cents
per gross, The largest and cheapest assert.
mcnt al aIentines In the city, wholesale and
retail. at ShiIlingtou's Bookstore. corner az
street and Pennsylvania Avenue 6"
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OLD FORT DEE IANCE-Received to-day two
barrels choice l. ynnbaven Bays, six barrels
Mason Greeks, fl We barrels Horn Harbors a
fresh supply of lsrge fine oysters for steam
ing. The public will 6nd it to their adyan-
tage TO call At the old Fort, - O street, corner
OF lith. Yours, most respectfully,
The ORIGINAL
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MI OLD PATRONS Will hna IL greatly to their
Sdvantage BY calling at the new Shoe Store,
NO. SOC 9Th street, under Ode Fellows Han.
G.. b. WILSON,
I'M late OF the firm OF Burns Wilson.
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DR. WHITE, Oairopodist, ~ Penn Az, BE-
cessful treatment Of corns, buntons, bad nails,
enlarged joints, warts, moies, vascular ex.
eretences, Ac- Once hours from 8 a. "a. 70
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A SuRH PILE CusR-Dr. 3ilbert,u pue An
srumenf positively cures the worst cases Of
piles; Sent by nail on recsipt Of a.. Oircu-
lars frse. Sold b. druggists. Agents wanted
everywhere. Address ]. b. Romnsna Mana-
Ser, No. SIS Broadway, New YORK. 3
Pnxrss can be had In any QUANTITIES. ss the
1tar once countas 81 - = =
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,utiOn:, he doubted the policy Of intsrisring In
The arst, second, and shird ressiuuou. were
adopted. 4 Hr 5f' lFEE n 80" : - -
The fourth was read. and Mr. Brown asked,
"Wlli you clinch the nail you have drivea 7"
MOTION was made TO lay on the table..sl
AR. Brown stated that two citizens Of wash.
ington and one Of Georestown had had an
ipteryteW with. Mr. WEIGH, and he declared
mat he would not come ont on the questions
Mr.. Bates said he had seea M. A. Lee. fcol.
ored,) the previous day, who stated that the
colored men bad waited on Mr.. Wslch, and
expressed themselves satisfied with the inter.
Mr.. White asked, il, MT. Brown was not in
the in eresI OF Mr.. Addison. ...
Mr.. Brown said he was in the interest or no
Mr.white moved to lay the fourth resolution
on the table; lost. $500
Mr.. Muller Iemarksd that the radicals OF
Georsetown had found fault with their in ter
ference. #. '.-.llf-
Mr.. Brown.-Did you not offer series of
questions at a meeting therel
Mr.. Miller replied that he did, but would not
have done so had he known the effect He
was satisfied that the affairs there were in safe
hands, and he believed Mr.. WEIGH had pledged
himself
Mr.. Crane-Andrew johnson pledged him.
self. - -
Mr.. Miller-Andrew johnson is not under
onsideI atisn. .. ...#.s rs
A voice.-He has already been tried
Mr.. j. H. Crossman remarked that this m We
looked like squirting towards guardianship
OF the colored people. He didnt like the ter N
negro and colored" to be used, but wanted
the general term - men" used. During the war
the colored race were trusted, and he was
willing TO trust them now. He was opposed to
putting them in a cage.
Mr.. +. A. Bos well did not believe he was in
the service of the copperheads, and he thoug mt
the association had a right TO press an opin-
ION as TO Mr.. WEIGH, or any other man. If Mr.
Welcb did not come out squareIy in ia vor of
the colored man, why put up Mr. Lee.
Noice-He is worse than Welch
The debate was continued for some time,
and the resolution finally adopted-yeas rs,
nays7
The NTH resolution was then adopted: and
alter n short debate on the series, during which
Mr.. White argued that the citizens OF George
town knew more of these affairs than stran.
gers, and that the loyal men there could take
care o: themselves, the resolutions were
adopted as whole.
Mr.. Elyans called mp the matter of his resIg.
naIien. and the association refused to accept it.
Mr.. Boswell offered a resolution endorsing
the Times and Commercial Advertiser, ublish ed
IN this city by Mr.. ]. M. Donnell; which was
adopted :
The association adjourned
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FoR CHILBtAIxs and Frosted Feet. wntts,.
Emsroeaiien Is aspeeine.- Price e1 per bottle
Tor sale at 42a Pennsylvania avenue, between
\ IN 4 9th streets. - r. q 49,
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FAMUSEM ENTS.
! :, Wallis KEW or ERA HOUSE,
bBkRI = WALb -..-..---...-.-.P ROR ID Er0Rs.


1E1RI NAIL --.-..----..-..PROPR "a Er0Rs.
THURsDAY EyEnISg. Feb 10, 1851.
List Night 81 the successfu1 Drama. saa pied
fsom Diekous' csisbrstsd work By y. r Msrdoch
: go : Dur MgfgAs rRtEND,ef
1, s.a Oh To colo 81 DUST 4 aN.vlt
Nightly reetfved BY, crowded sad deli gated
dfencee. Al she 0rsaf G0usrauy IN he cagt
The new Comedy % TN FAvORiTE . FOB
TuMD vthRhsruy - sroduesd VI s.fled IN
fklDAY. Benefit o. O. Cs HALE The great
Drama Of III ,G0N9 SfRIKk, and the Farce
Ufthe LOTTERY TIUkBfTI = slIs04 al %
nOHDAY, Ticket Night" Great Bill In
BATES or ADMISSION. al y
frivats Boxes, eS 0rchestEa Gbsirs.. .alH pLess
OircFe. Is cents; ParQps,fe. 90 centU Family CIR
clel cents; Ceiorsd Circle. Is cents.
81 $50. NATIONAL THEATRE.
Pennsyivanis avenue, near Wiiiards' Hotel.
Last sppear.nce hut two Of a ..is
e.. ~, NIB. r, W. LAND ER,
formerly MISS JEAN n DAVENPORr.
THIS (Thursdayl EVENING, Feb. n. 1851,
Iir.t prod ueton IN English OF the celebrated
Tragedy In We scts, OF 80
- e., ELIzABHTH,l QUEEN or ENGLAND,
with new and correct Costumes, Scenery, and Ap.
poiptments. and Mrs.. L DE- as QUBBN ELIZ-
ABETH, will be sustainsd by . CON piete sad
powerful east ..7i ~ tRn -. -.f = Z 500
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METZER0TT HALL. 81. .,aE.
SONGS OF SCOTLAND.
Mr., KEHNEDY, - .'r
Will give his second entertainment on ..
.ss...-r 6ATURDATs ta-E
90. - u MONDAY NEXT.
PIANO FORTD..........sM Miss KENNEDY
Adnission SO cents; Reserved Seats Cen %, at
AetZerOtts Music Store. ......- {. IT.
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FISH wHARF.

WashinstOn, u. o.. February m, is1
al, IN accordsnce with the provisiops Of an act en-
uatQ An act relstis &c TO men wharres or aock- /"
approved July Is, Is notice 10 heresy gl ven that
sss vi, " offered fer sale, 70 the highest bid
g gI AZ re Iith Market. Center Market space on
THURSDAY, the alst Instant al l2s,ciork .
IoI term not exceeding one ear, all the n ghts
az. npa ktlNneees granted or aliOsed by the Awe vi
tns COOPERATION TO establish wharve or doc A, for
br Lancins, cleaning g, and sale Of hsh
Inc omcfal copy OF the ord name can be seen
eho NY Information al ven % this ofhos
ieEa hISHABD WALLACE, Mayor
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METZEROTT HALL
g raLs THEODORE HABLEMANNH .rr
GBAND OPERATIO COSTUME CONCERTS,
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 10. ..." -..
WEDNESDAY, FKBRUARY 20,
The first part of each evenings entertai nment
will embrace Miscellaneous selections. and the
Opsras
sTRADELLA and LA DAME BLANCHE,
including :BObIN ADAlR."
Mr.. MAILMAN Will be assisted by M'lls
6EELIG, Primo Soprano from the Kings Thea.
Of the Grand German Opera; Mr., BACH, Ba,so
by feur gentlemen smateurs; and Mr.. Ross.
COCkTH the emf emit Pianist. 80 -.....
Amongst other novelties, Mr.. HablemanR will
'nS 'n' TIL" TIL IMAGE OF THE ROSE"
Prices OF Admission, 81; no extra chasge for
Reserved Seats. .. - H.. . .. .- .
Diagram opened At Me.zerotts Music Store,
Saturday MOI ming, February &c. 10 I4.d
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1lY COOPER LATIMER Auctioneer.
- Late clerks with yss q Mcclure a Uo,D
Southwest corner Of PsnDey lvania ave and lltl
street, Star Office BufldInE
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EOk SALH-A splendid family carnage q
out .fsuis. Ase s hsndsoms iiSns 0HR.A&
BIAGE aid IA RHB0S, nearly new will BE-
s sS :S::. stable. rear
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enoiai HoWalu ana submitted the papers
from the Ereedmen's Bursau, one OF when.
q letter OF Capt. Lawrence, states that Terry
'Goroon, the man referred TO, was conf ned
nine hours IN the snardhonse on ths TIN of
October for begging contrary to orders He
asked that the committees be discharged.
Mr.. Hinton hoped the assoc iation won Id NOT
LEI tne matter drop, and remarked that il the
village was military post there was a vay 10
get rio OF man II he violated the rules
Mr.. Miller remarked that the man would
have been more severely punished il he had
been sent out from the village
Mr.. A Aeamson asked what IL the mee.iaR
OF the freedmen's Bureau
After some further debate the com m ittae rx.rs
Unchanged and the report accepted,
Nr j. Sayles Brown offered q eeries Of res
oistions-ist Declaring thar the recent demon
TONS expressive NJ their hostility to tJongress
manifests termination on the part OF s,id
cItizens 70 resist every Effort. political or other.
wise, jor the relief ana sie alton OF the
and suffering eoloreu people of that cjty- %
recognizing In the TEN per which has or1an
lied this negro persecution In Georgeto vn the
same spirit OF cruelty, ineivism and impiac-
houses and churches and murders freedmen
In Memphis ana New Orleans; ID. while dis
CLAIMING any intention 10 interfere in the ar.
fairs OF Georgetown, admonishes the colored
voters 70 select for their caDdidaIes and party
leaders men WHO are uneq al vocaIiy and open.
ly the friends Of their cause and their race;
ith, that the proposed Candidate OF the Rspub-
leans there for Mayor, Mr.. WEIGH. having
distinctly refused 10 announce bis views on
the questions OF ssfrske, reconstruction. and
the rights OF colored persons generally under
The laws Of this District. an that on the ground
that by sucn pBbiic announcement he would
iSss the votes OF W bite men, he is net therefore
In he opinion Of this Association the man to
represent the principles or protect the rights
o' the colored people OF G~or xetown should
they elect him, and shonld not receive their
ssnrages IN the ensuing Election; 5tn, depre-
Saing the establishment OF any such prece.
In no fsNn~ aN 80. -
oi This District "a the use OF the names of
eninl men for the purpose OF carrying q
Close election
nj Miller said, while he Endorsed the reso-
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1n...,iN 9ABINlr IyRNIrURl
n. =. ZIKMIRHAH co..
'..a'Li No. $50 Seventh street,
hn-dlm between La. Az. and b street
THH 1lsssT SSEHs EyEs srIHRnD IN
OOReI0EuKNT IRON OHB or tn YIRsP
e.. 49, 1APokfD1e II NEW y0RK.
wsshail o,s.. on MOnpAY noRNIHe, Feb.
rlsxl IL, q our stare, SIS 7tk street, : "
Real Thread Lsee sha wlssad RoiAts. Price
iNSits ksal fsi,s Application Shawl. Prio.
Rsal yalsneisnnss Haadksrshisss. d wee,
!, Ps!nt Al'Iss.sisn Lac 66::,ss...
1sal Thread Lsss gstbss.
Several Sets Rssl Airscourt Lses DOLLARS ana
To above Goods viva Be speu for tnspsetio, o,
oonday. February u. and continue unuf Wedufe-
day evening, whsn those unseld will Be ssshi peed
The priss Of ever article is marked IN pl.i.
LANssusss1ys A 49,! snoS. I'M,
fs0.tt - Insslligsacer B6sldins.
ITHITID STATES 401Ds -.
SoAas ers.xsdnY nofse, 2IsYesf
BousAt, ,o,d spd sHsS,nsed o scvcssSis terms.
I'VE O11I0R9 -
HoHEY Leaned o. cold and silysr%
wetshes Dianonds. Jsvslry ,Oioshine, Ae.O u
p DONOVAN. Rswneroker, 10. 312 stl,
01lAa b>eWssa lesh end llthsts.
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PORTLARD&R ROCHESTER R.R.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

zzu4s.51 ON and after Monday, Dec. H. 1866
@Ssysze5s5ssfs trains will as follows
$50 and 900 a. NJ, and $40 z. NJ. Leave Portland
tor Saeo River 7.15 A. NJ, 20J and 545 p. Nj.
Freight trains with PASSENGER Car attached will
leave Saco River Tor Portland. 800 A. NJ. Leave
Portland for Saco River l2i5 z. NJ.
a2 sta yes connect at Uorham Tor West Gorham,
5tsndish, Steep Falls, Baldwin, Denmark, Sebsgo,
Bridgton, Lowell, Hiram, Brownfeld, Fryeburg,
Conway BARTLETT Jackson Limington, Cornish, Por-
ter, Freedom, biadison. aud Eaton, N. II.
At Buxton Center for West Buxton, Bonny- Eagle,
south Huntington, Limington, Limerick, Newfold,
ParBonsfeld and 0ssipee
AtSaccarappe for South Windham, Windbam Hi
and North Windhan, daily.
BY order of the President.
Portland Dec 1 tgE6--dlf
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middle-A-ei Men.

There are many men OF the age of thirty who are
troubled with too frequent excavations from the blad
der, often accompanied by slight smartng burn
ing sensation, and weakening the system in a man
ner the patient cannot account for. On examining
the urinary deposits rOpy sediment will often he
found and sometimes small particles of semen or al
bumen will appear the color will be of thin milk
ish hue, again changing to a dark and turbd appear
ance There are many men who die of this difficulty
ignorant of the cause, which is the
SECOND STAGE OF SEMINAL WEAKNESS.
can warrant n perfect cure in such cases, and
full and healthy restoration of the urinary organs
Persons who cannot personally consult the Dr.,
can do so by writing, in plain manner, a descrip-
ton of their Diseases and the appropriate remedies
will be forwarded immediately.
All correspondence strictly confidential, and will
be returned, if desired.
Address DIR, j. b. HUGHES.
No. II Prebe Street,
Next door to the Prebe House, Portland, Me.
E1S~ Send StamD for Circular
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POATLAnD 4 kERNEBeC r. R.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT,

Essz+gsss.5l Passenger Trains leave Portland daily
stk-ifssts at LOO L. NJ, Tor Bath, Augusta, Wat
eryllie kcndalfs Mills, Skowhegan and intermediate
Stations, connecting at Brunswick with Androscog-
gin X. r., for Lewiston and Pennington, and at
kendalPs Mills with Maine Central Il. IL. lur Bangor
andintermedate s;ations. Fares Gsio'c 6y this route
dSoayotheT.
Leave Portland Tor Bath, Lewiston, Augusta and
intermediate stations Saturday only at 745 r. NJ.
Mixed Train leaves Portlaudf Tor Brunswick and in
NJ.
Freight Train, with passenger car attached, will
leave Portland for Skowhegan and inte mediate sta
lions every morning att O'Clock.
Trains from brunswick and Lewiston are due at
Portland at go NJ, and from Skowhegan and
Pennington and all Intermediate stations at 200 L.
NJ. to connec with trains tor Boston.
Stages for ROckland connect at Bath; and for Bel
last Augusta leaving daily arrival OF train from
Boston, leaving 80 A. M. and tor Scion, Arson,
NOrridgewoek, Athens and Moose Head Lake at
Skowhegan, and for China, East and North Vassal-
bore at Na~salboro'; for Unity at kendalts MiPs,
and for Canaan at PishOn's Ferry.
w. tiATCH, Superintendent.
Augusta, Oct. "a. 1866. noVl2dtf
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40" Nap" ny FHI ,S Can Testify TO This

Young men troubled with emissions in sleep-o
complaint generally the result of a bad habit i'm
youth,-ueaed scientifically and perfect cure war
ranted no charge made.
Hardly a day passes but We consulted by one OF
more young men with the above disease some OF
whom are as weak and emaciated as though they had
the consumption and by their friends supposed to
have it. All such yield to the proper and only
correct course of treatment and in short time are
made to rejoice in perfect health.
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20 II II Y
a small Warbler.

small Warbler
A little bird with the blacklist eyes
Sits on a twig and mods az At me-
Very merry he seems too
And wise.
Iwi.h Iknew what the fellow thinks,
wlsm shaking his cunning head
Whether it cannot all be said
BY winks.
IIyish were of the craft as well,
Careless of morrows which come too soon,
Hearing the tales golden moon
Can tell.
For should tarry among the leaves,
Breathing no other than balmy ar
Seeing my harvest everywhere
In sheaves,
And then should tax my brain no d ITO 70 fall
Thick though the snowflakes cho II w
Knowing have beyond them "i
A shore, po,,,,d Jab,e
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Eclectic MedicaI I1,1irma1y,

Eclectic Medicdl I,,1i7'mary,
TO THE LADIES.
DIR. HUGHES particularly invites all ladies' who
need medical adviser, to call at his rooms No. IA
Prebe Street, which they will find arranged for Their
especial accommodation.
DIR. H. Electic Renovating Medicines are unriyal-
led in efficacy and superior virtue in regulating all
Female Irregularities. Their action is specific and
certain Of producing relief in a short time.
LADIES will find it invaluable in all cases of oh
structions after all other remedies have been tried
vain. 1t Is purely vegetable, containing nothing in
the least injurious to the health and may be takeI
with perfect safety at all times.
Sent to any part of the country with full directions
by addressing DIR. HUGHES,
>r No. IA Preble Street, Portland.
N. Blades desiring may consult one of their
own sex. A lady of experience in constant attend
ance. iani. IS65d&w
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HEIIORKHAGE.

Rev. Horace Norton, of Meadville, Pa, after being
reduced to very low state of health, by Hemorrhage
rom the Lungs so feeble that he could not walk
five rods without assistance. Came to Portland,
placed himself under the care of Dr. Morse. He grad
ualy improved until he fully restored to health
His weight increased from 121 pounds to 165 pounds
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HEMOssRMAGE,

MIR. Isaac L. Barnes, of Brunswick, OF this State
was troubled with Hemorrhage of the Lungs and 9TH
erwise affected, in 1862 had lost thirty pounds Of
flesh, was troubled with palptation of the heart bled
one pint day for six days in succession, reduced
very weak. Mr.. Barnes fully restored to health
by the use of DR., Morse's Inhaing Remedies. StiI
enjoys good health
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CONSUMPTION.

Mrs. Sophia A, Fittz, formerly OF Bath, now res
ilent of Oak Hill, Brunswick, of this State. was re-
ducedto very low state by sickness in 1862 1t was
soon manifest that her lungs laboring under tu-
berculous liberation, which fast wasting her life
away Her physician thought the structure OF her left
lung was almost destroyed Her case was considered
hopeless and incurable by all of her friends and ply
sician. She was placed under the of DIR. Morse
of Portland, by whom perfect effected,
mostly through the medium of Inhalation. Mrs. f.
has enjoyed better health since than ever before.
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Astonishing Curative Powers OF
Cold Medicated Inhalation,
AS PRACTICED BY
ID Il. M o IL E.
LETTER NO. XXI.

As have In my proceeding letters so fully descrb-
ed the symptoms and pathology of Catarrh, and the
various diseases of the air passages and pointed out
their important relation to consumption and other
diseases of chest shall in the present instance
content myselfb by furnishing the following strong
proofs Of their durability.
To show the permanency of cures effected by In
enjoyment of good health whose cases were pro-
nounced hopeless and incurable some years SINCE
and were cured by DR.. Morses Remedies, mostly
through the medium of Inhalation. Hundreds Of
other similar cases might be mentioned
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Through Tickets

s..se.ssR To the West. -
SIS Less than any other Route va the
Grand Trunk RdiJsU0y!
To Detroit, Chicago, all points West,
Or ss:S Less
Via Boston, Fremont Central, Net0
York Central, Buffalo &c Detroit,
TO all Points West and souih- West
sg~For reliable information or Tickets call at the
Union Ticket Office.
UNDER LANCASTER HALL, Opp. Preble House.
ID. III. BLANCHARD, Agt.
Feb 23-l3n
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AN IMPORTANT CURE.

Mrs. Caroline Atkinson of Cornish, of this State.
widow whose husband gave his life to his country in
our recent civil war, and daughter of Mr. Samuel
Knight of the same town, seriously attacked by
disease of the Lungs. She had fastened upon her
dangerous symptoms, by which she was Frustrated
very low and unable to oe removed for several DAVIS
and was given up to die. Other organs were serious
ly affected, and their natural secreons suppressed
In this condition she placed herself under the care of
DR.. Morse Through the medium of his Inhaling
Remedies she was fully restored to health and now
hale and hearty woman. e.T
DR.. Morse has the names of more than two thou
sand persons on his books, who have been cured OF
Catarrh in its various FORMS and it is safe to say that
all the above named cases were caused by Catarrb or
proceeded from that complaint
Persons at a distance can be treated by letter
Your obedient servant,
.-.+'-t.-' CHARLES MORSE,
Physician for Diseases of the Throat and LUNGS No
Deering Street, Portland Me. r.
February 20, 1866 eOdoEwtf
The Portland daily press., 1867-03-21
u. ID. CHENEY

MAY be found at the Melodeon Mandatory of
~ SMALL & KNIGHT, I'd Market square,
wn , ne VIII keep good assortment of ORGANS
and MELODEoNS to let.
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steal Instruments, "N maradSrw1m