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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-09-09
KENNEBEc COUNTY.


The Universeist Church in Hallowell which
has been recently thoroughly repaired and
much Improved in many respects, will be re-
dedicated on Thursday afternoon of next week,
Sept. 18th, the services commencing at two
o'clock.
The Kennebec Journal says gentleman who
has lived within sight of the Kennebec river
for fifty years. says he never knew the waterto
be so lo1 as at the present time.
Two cows and one better belonging to Harr;-
son Hill OF Belgrade, were run over and killed
by the cars on the Maine Central road on Mon
day afternoon.
Ire Maine Farmer says the late residence of
Or. isaacher Smell, at Augusta, having been
purchased by Allen Lambard, ESQ, to be de-
voted by him to the establishment of an asy-
lum or home for aged and INDECENT womep n, is
now being repaired and fitted up in a manner
suited to the comfortable accommodation of the
deserving objects of his benevolent Intentions
Mr.. Lambard has executed deed of the prop
er:y running to the Rector, Wardeps and Yes
trymen of st. Marks Church, to be held in
trust and managed by them in the interest and
behalf OF the worthy poor of Augusta without
regard to religious or any other distinctions
Thursday forenoon the staging on the new
bridge OF the Portland & Kennebec Railroad
company, at Augusta gave way by the falling
OF some heavy rlmbers The workmen on it,
seven IN number, Immediately jumped for the
water, but three of them were badly hurt. One
VI Inc Wofkmen named Hanson bad leg
broken. Merrill s. Buck a laborer, at work
Immediately under the staging was struck in
the temple by one of the falling timbers and
instantly killed.
KNOX COUNTY.
There was large and enthusiastic meeting
of the friends of the Penobscot Bay and River
Railroad at Bayvew Hall, Camden, last Mon
day evening. The general expression was
warmly in favor of a railroad If the road from
Kockia to Bangor could not be built, the de-
sire of the meeting was to continue the Knox
and Lincoln railroad to Camden.
PENoBsCoT COUNTY
The Bangor Wing says 367 gallons of ale, "a
gall IONS whiskey, So gallons rum, AZ gallons gin,
IL gallons brandy, 10 gallons port wine and
small lots of champagne and porter were emp
tied into the Kenduskeag stream Wednesday,
having been confscated and condemned Fifty
gallons of gin, cask of bottled ale, and 10 cal.
Ions of port wine which had been seized by the
police, were. turned over to A. G. Hunt, Spe-
cial Agent, for violation of the revenue laws,
there being no stamps on the packages.
The Bangor boys seem to be as bad as some
in Portland. On Wednesday, in the Police
Court at Bangor, ten boys, all under fourteen
years of age, were arraigned for stealing apples,
corn, &C., from the farmers wagons.
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M A h II 1 K ID =.

In this city, Sept. s, by Rev. Il. Robinson, Cant.
Jos, NJ. York, of Cape Elizabeth and Miss Margafet
q. Mcfarland, OF Portland.
In this city, Sept. 8, at st. Dominic's Church by
Rev: Father Murphy, T. Regan and Miss Bridget
A. Silliean both OF Portland
In this city Sept. 8, by Rev. W. H. II. Pillsbury,
Rev. j. NJ Howes, OF ShapIeigh, TO Mrs. Lizzie ~
Davis. OF Portland.
In Harrison Sep by Rev. @. w Howe. Chas.
A. whitney and Miss Julia $. Robie both of II.
Sept. Z, Daniel Mcdonald and Miss Hattie Lizzie
Barker, both OF Byidgton
In Lowell. Sept. 4. by Rev. w. II. Cross, Jeremiah
II. Lord. OF Standlsh, and Miss Lucy w. Eastman,
OF Lowell.
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SIP ECiAL NOTICES.
A Card,

A Gard.
The undersigned in behalf of the two hundred
Excursionists from Newburyport, hereby publicly
express their thanks to VIM. M. Lewis ESQ Pro
pretor OF the Preble House, for his kind efforts in
our behalf, which made visit very agreeable.
We chcetiuily recommend this house to the public.
IT. G. JOHNSON,
CHARLES PERLEY,
S. GRIFFITH,
w. N. ROSS,
E. w. RAND,
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Proposals for Labor
Proposals for Labor
Proposals for 4 abOr

yNy I'LL be received by the Committee on Drains
w anu Sewers until Mo day. the 18th inst Tor
all LABOR required in the completion of Is inch
brick sewer in Pine street, distance of $50 ieet
or less, fom Thou as sire t. Neal, TO be egg
shaped, aud laid 10 the depth OF IA feet.
SEGA rate prop sails will be received for excavation
filling and Tor masonry.
Per Order Committee.
September s, 1870. sep9td
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Lost !!

an Tuesday Evening. on the load between Fort
~ Preble aud the City, red Russia Cal Pocket
Book containing a sum OF money. suitable re-
ward will be paid to the finder on leaving it at this
oflice. sep9 It
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Portland 81 Osdensburg Railroad,
In accordance with a vote of the Directors of H..
Portland and Ogdensburg Il. Il. Company at meet.
ing held Sept. l, 1870, hereby notify the subscri.
bers to the stock of said Railroad that an as.oss
meut of Five Dollars per share has been laid an
said stock, due and payable or the PifNe.,,,,
day of sePtember inst, at the Treasured.
Office, corner of Middle and Plum streets
AUG. E. STEVENS,
Treasurer P. s. ORR 70
Portland, September T. 1870. sensta
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Girl Wanted {?

A GOOD STEADY, CAPABLE GIRL, to do the
Awork in a small family. None need apply an
less fully capable and with the best OF References
Enquire at No. 140 oxford Street.
Aug. 20, 1870. dtfsN
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CUMBERLAND COUNTY.

The Kennebec Journal says Mr.. George w.
Carleton of Brunswick, who has recently been
brought to the Insane Hospital, ism very low
state OF health and sinking rapidly.
Mr.. Charles Fl. Toothaker, farmer about n
years of age, residing on the Durham river
road in Brunswick, has recently been afflicted
with insanity. The disease has assumed vio-
lent form, and although an effort will be made
to care for him at home, the members of his
family are compelled to keep him closely con-
fined, as we learn from the Journal
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- tate News.
ANpRoscOGGIN couNrv

Mr.. III. A. Jackson of Minot, has an apple
tree which bears both apples and pears
Chase Bros, of Auburn, have sold 10000
crab apple trees this season. This fruit is com
ipp into aytenSiva 1ca
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FRANKLIN COUNTY.

The Chronicle says Young lady in Temple
has examined her jute switch and found it TO
contain the creatures ascribed to them in other
LOCALITIES. She billed. them aud broiled them,
but they were only made the livlier by the pro,
cess. The consequence is general destruc-
ton of switches in that vicinity.
Avon has 155 less inhabitants than it had in
1860. Temple 80 less The oldest inhabitant
in Avon is John Wilbur, aged 80. In Temple
the Oldest inhabitant is Mrs. Abigail Hatha-
Way, AGED o.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
FOR Sale /!
The Elegant Residence Of Chas. ~. Brt ed
late Of Portland, deceased.

late Of Portland, deceased.
SIIUA TEO on Spring Street, No. 1872, in the west
~ ern part OF the city,
ms u a three story brick dwelling house and ELL
uoroughy finished with the best of materials fitted
win all the modern convsniences, including gas
steam apparatus ior healng, hard and soft wafer,
ing room, &c. The walls are trescoed and nainted IN
oil throughout, the drawing rooms not SURPASSED by
any in the city for elegance and TASTE and the dining
room finished in solid black walnut There il y
beautiful lawn. and garden containing some fifteen
fruit trees of different kinds making this one OF he
fnest residences in this city. 1t desired, a part of
the price can remain on mortgage For further par
ticulars enquire OF JOSEPH A. LOCKE,
Executor. "A Middle corner Exchange street.
aug6dttsn
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FOE WORTH.

The scA sOCEANo will receive
ILL freight at Long WHARF, Frsda, ind
AH 50. urday, sept OF. aud iO,b, for
LsAAkA the above port. For freight or pas sage
=.s<&z.apply on board.
L. S. GRANT, Master.
Portland, September 9, 1870. is2tsepg
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Wanted L3a9aediutez2/.

AN experienced Man to travel-in the Country
with team and sell Goods at wholesale. <
strictly temperate and come well Recommended W
sepld&wtfsn Address, Box 1894, Portland 20.
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DOSTEK PRINTING, OF all kinds done with dir
1. hr patch at o Pres 0d.cs.
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SCHUrzENFEsT.-Ag grand Schutzenfest or
target-shooting match in connection with an
Archery Match, Pigeon Match, Wheelbarrow
Match, Ausur Match, Bag Race, Creased Pig,
Creased Pole, Foot Race, &C., will come off at
the Fair Ground, Skowhegan, on Wednesday
and Thursday, Sept. 18th and 18th. Wednes-
day evening there will be grand ball at Co.
burn Hall, with premiums for the best coupe
OF walters, the best conundrum, and the best
verse OF poetry, the subject to be the Schut.
zenfest There will be free return tickets from
the 18th to the 18th on any train, and an ex-
ira train will be run from Augusta, connecting
with the TO IL A. M. train from Portland,
also with morning train from Bangor, arriving
at Skowhegan on Wednesday noon.
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SROK ZEN.

Liverpool tor Montevideo.
YIN Jniy ~: at N, Ion 26 W, ship Helicon, from New
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FOR EiGN PORTS.

At Singapore 18th ult. ships Midnight, Brock. for
ter, Knowles, do.
AZ Bonn oay July rs. ship Tanjore, Cobb unc; brig
Di-go Staples from Liverpool
Ar at Malaga 17th uit orig Fugenia Larrabee
CorrinDa
Sid TIM Cardiff 18Th ult, ship Mo-ul, freeman, for
Singapore.
AT at otago, NJ. May 2s. brig Sally Brown, Mat
thews, New Yorx
AT Batavia july 3, barque McGilvery, Nickes, for
Annoy via Singapore.
Sid i'm Cette AID t bar1ue Lavinia, Douglass, for
New York.
Ar at Dunkirk 26th ult ship Cyclone. Forbes, from
Philadelphia.
Ar in Elsinore Sound 2lst, brig j Henderson,
Henderson Wogast tor London.
Malaga.
Sid nm st John, PR. slst ut, sch Gilmore,
Lord, New York.
At st John, NIB, 9Th inst, ships Northampton, Nea.
ly tor Liverpool; Jos CLARK, Carver, repg
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additional per steamer Russ,a ,

I-He'e''101ie'I PCT SteHIief lNusS
Sid I'm Cardiff 18th ult, Bazaar. Jefferson, Martini
basin. New York.
AT 2sd. Gipsey Queen. Matthews, Bristol
Ar at Deal 10Th, WEBSTER, Norris, TIM New York Tor
London. w.
Ar at Havre 23d ult, Holbrook, Leavtt, from
and United States.
Sid tn, Liverpool 2sd. Walter. Baker Baltimore.
cd 25th w A C1mpbell, Curna. Boston.
Cid at London 18th ut, Lottie Warren, Lucas for
Boston.
=, Sid I'm Queenstown 9th, Freedom, Bradley, tor
Ar at Port Talbot 23d ult, Harry Booth, Chase, I'm
Ar at Cadiz 2Ist ult. Goodwin. Craig New York
York. ~'' '"'0J' N'S"
Ar at Elsinore ed, II Sibley. Colsou, New York
Cronstadt. avn u" 'o'
IT. Ar at Malaga 23d, Mary Edson Howes, Boston tor
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High Street Parish.

There will be meeting of the members of High
Street Parish at the vestry Friday evening, SEPT
9th, at y o'clock. Every member should be present.
as matters OF great importance will be considered.
Per Order. b. THURSTON,
sept6dtd For Parish Committee.
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BY TEL.To MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.
Ar at Matanzas Goth ult, brig j PolIedo, DYER I'm
Baltimore.
AR at Havana LIST inst. brig Charlena. Portland.
Ar at Cardenas 2lst, brig Wenonah Portland.
Ar at Philadelphia 9Th, brig Herman, Hichborn,
Portland
LAUNCHED AT Thomaston 9th ult, from the yard
of Walker, Dunn & Co, three-masied schr oil 2U9
tons. named Jennie f. Wiley, and to be command
ed by Capt Ichabod WILEY,
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vnsnov, rss'r c.shiy, Ca ,

DIR. Joss BsIt--brsr sir, have recently gwen
your Worm Destroyer several tu.ls, and tud 10
wonderfully sfhcscous II has not failed ia single
Instance 70 have tss -sses-fef sfect. aIn dong
pretty lsrgs cssny practice, ans save daily use tor
SONS article sftss kna 81 free 20 confess
that knov OF 30 remedy recommended ~ the ablo-t
Asthortes that 10 certain AMI speedy Units effects
ON the contrary, thsv are uncertain VA ths extreme,
Nv object In writing /. 90 Ind ct upon wha, t"rfls
! css get the sedicise directly fTDus you. II can
get 10 upon easy torfss. shall use great deal ~ 70
am aware that the Of such articles u contrary 20
rssslar linz discNiing remedy which We Know 10
,iia.,i-, Elss because -e may be .nofsh. ~ -
t"IuhlhaAlnhs f-lf \ shaW a RUS 20
use all AMI every means 20 alleviate suffering human.
u! which INA! D. ahle 20 comman4-uut hc-itafIus
becaus. one ingenious than my sslf have
leaned IL effects FRET and secured the sole ght o.
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nn advocate supporter Of the Thousand u worthless
n0.Tgns that Hood the county, that pgrpYTt o.
MI OF diseases to which se-h j. heir Please
reply soon anu inform me yOpr beet terms.
ss- JsLIUsP cLEaEsT, ND.
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& 8 Q s &

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DENN> WANNA GENTRAIR. 4.

At Pitsbn ~ .ins from ths West direct to the
Union depot, ere Passengers for Harrisburg Balti.
more, Washington, philade.phis. New York, boston,
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BULLS
SAR - A II "A X Ill a
A GOOD REASON FOR THE CAPTAINS
FAITH.
Read the Captains Letter and the Letter
from his Mother: .r. ..
b.sp. Bsrsss, No, Aprs,o, 1885,.

Bsssos BsrMss<, No, Apra.o, 1897.
Or JOHN BvLL-DssT sir; Knowing the ef'-
ssnsy Of yosr ssrspsra, and the healing and bene-
hssl qualities n posss.sss send you tho following
state sient VI my case!
Iuas ~osnlsd about two years ago-vas taken prls
onsr and confined for sixteen months. Being moved
often, my wounds have not healed yet. have not
en-, ap.a moment since vas wounded. ] am shot
through IhshIps. Ny general, health 70 Impaired,
and need something 90 assist nature. ] have more
faith your sarsapafa than m anything else. wish
that that 10 genuine Please express Ms Ahaf dozen
bottles, and Obiige CAPT, g. J.. JOHNSON,
st. Louis. No
I. The following was written April 80 lsCg, rs
Ms. Jennie Johnson, muthcr Of Capt Johnson;
DlI, JOHN bULL--bear Sir; Ny husband, DR., e.
=, JohuiuI, was u -klliiui surgeon and physician "a
Central Nos York. where DO died, leaving the above
&. T. johnson IN my care A. thirteen years ~ age,
be had u chrOnle diarThea and &c ruiula, for which
gave nm your sarsaliariha. ~ CURED !IMi ]
nave fot ten years recommended il % many IN New
York, ohio and Iowa, fur ScTofnla. Mycg sores aud
general debility Perfect success las attended n.
lac egs,ioa o. sepylta and
ag0st miraculous. am very anxious Tor my son
10 again Rave recourse 20 your -arrnpM.lla, lie ~
fearful ~ getting spunous article hence his whiting
you lDTiI JIs wound. we're terrible, Tat believe
JENNIE JOHNSON.
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.ElKINTING INK.

From the National lutel gcneer, Washington, y.
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., all printers.
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO
TRUSrEE'S SALE.

wfssas, Jss,a l.. Humphr,N. anJ Mary J. Hum.
phrcys his wc rs their certain deed of rus bearing
untc the 2lSt day Of September \. II. lsj, and
corded the book ''s Of ncei-, page - ~ the Re.
cOrd.r's Office 81 Alexander County, Illinois, did
convey To- John Is. Phll-, the following described lots
parcels OF land situated IA the CITY OF Caro-
~ VI Alexander AMI state ~ Illinois, IN knosn and
dcsl pr,tei on ~" recorded map or plat thereof ~
lots numbered i've six and seven ID, aud > IA block
numbered seventy four, a. IA trust, however that
the said John -. Phs, II the sum of money. or any
part thereof, specified IN snid deed Of trust ant in
certain proms.ury note therein described bearing
even date with SAID deed for the -um 81 twcEty-tvo
hundred dollars, made uud executed by sad Jesse
Humphreys aud payable 90 the oriet % RachcJ PHI.
d. one year ufcr the date thereof, should remain
due aud Unpald at the expiration ofthc time specified
pud according 70 the tenor % SHid not" that then IA"
sald John u. ikllll. shOuld make sale ui the said
premises, 10y Iu llr vcniuc 90 the highest bidder for
cash, ~ the terms ~ sl deed are provided, and
whereas. U,s sum OF eighteen hundred aud MY dol
iars 81 -t'i mote, together With interest nom the
I'D day of syItmbef \. u. isGs, now suains due
aud UNPAID NN, Therefore, notice 10 hereby gwen,
thai nj the request OF Rachel Phills and aud
10y 0f the terms AMI conditions Of said deed of
trust, aud th. power And authority IA me thereby
vested. !, the sand Joha 49, Phillis, will on sataf-
day the =Jih day ~ January, A. ID 1870 AZ the Couu
hoass door. In "a. cay oISMIo. County OF Alekan,
der AMI ktne Vt Iuhns, between tho haurs Of 10
o'clock a. ami o'clock =. M. Of -.id day, tO-wii
!. o'clock =. m, proceed To sell at public
v"ndue, e. the highest bldict tor cash. the property
h.T"bbriufo described 10 satisfy SAID debt and IN
totsst aui the cot ana expense 81 ths trust snd will
execute and deliver 10 the purchaser purchasers
thervol Iced ih.mf1I
.Ana john g. pHlLllS, Trustee.
Cairo, H. Dec 20, lscJ lcsJ0 stw
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NO. 40 FIFTH, Gross street.
LOufSv111c, Ky.
BULLS
WORM DESTROYER
To Ny United Sates and World. Wade
Readers:

HAVE received many tsstimonia from trofe-
siona and medical men, - my AIuaIAcs ami fsf''
publ have shown, all 81 Who are genuine
Ihe following from highly e,iu sgci aud popuir
physician in georgia, 10 certainly one % Tie most
sensible communications have ever r., sived. Dr.
Clement snOWs exactly what bs speak. Di, aAd ~.
testimony deserves 90 he written IN letters - gold
Hear what ne Docior says Of Euiis Worm lies.
troysr;
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= Fl
brakes soite elton

~ nearly one hundred rse' pts for making brandy
all kinds Of Wine, Gin, Ale. BeeT, Cordins, superior
Cider, and much other useful information foT thoss
dealing nor manufacturing any ofthe sbaNo, ei'heI
Tor the trade or home use.
sent y mad, fee Of pOsIAge Tor % cents. Address
H. T.. NORMANDY, SDl Market street, ~. Luuis, Mo
ss27 lydaw
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BULLS
CEDRON BITrERS!
AUTHENTIC DOCUMENTS.
t1urH .ll, U.. - .H...l.
Ark hoard from
uS aa..l

1sssluOHy OF Ne dieal Men.
stesy Pslst white Co, Ark. May 70, 80.
Dr., Jssk BsLL-Dear sir Last February was at
Inusvfis purchasing drugs and got some Of your
Sara parills and Cedrsn Bltters.
Ny sos-is-sw, WAC was with in the store, has
been iowa with the rssSmstsIn for SEINE time COM
senssd 81 tue Bitisrs, sss seon fosns his general
health IN proved,
Dr g list, who Ah lees IN bad ksAh, Hisa IA EN-,
ana be sss approved.
FDr csaes, vhs has bees il bad health for several
yssrs--ss.ssA sd i've srsstss-hs improved very
assh BY the uss sfyssr Bittsrs lssssftse Csdrsn
Busrs has givssy you great pspalariry 10 tss settle
Meat. | think seuld sell great quantity OF ysur
medicine this fall especially tss cedrss Bitter, sad
ssrsapsrilIs, shiE ne.s hssPhis care Of Riekett&
essly RsspesWsny,
Prepared by DIR, JOHN BULL at his
Laboratory, Fifth Street. Louisville, KY
For Sale by BARCLAY BROS.
se97sf
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Elegant wide Passenger Cars,
with
Itaiscd Itoors nufproved Ses,,l

These ears thoroughly ventilated aud provided
sith cN"fy modern improvement necessary to the
'aicty snd cOmfOn VI travellers
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Che Gunins 8allttin.

Evs,rSs BusL,riS 10 published every amer
II N, at NJ. !, Tenth Street, (1Aornt'n Blotsl, by
! N Il. obetly & Co., for e,rerissc, 10y e-ariers,
ewearn, s1i tho inOns.
rae w,-sl, suLLtti-, q large eEht.rn.e f'r,s col.
.u1 ,Aper, --ped on Thursday, faf nss msds. ADD
- ,.jc a. -ir eountsr and hy nowsdcnl"f'.
hs--spsHrsn .spos furnished rs''. Addr'.',
JOHN II. OBERLY! co, C.irs, ~.
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MANHoop; a.
HOW LOST! HOW RESTORED.

Just Published, 10 sealed envelope. Pfice, tcciss.
ALRCTUREoN THE NATURAL TREATMENT.
aud Radical Cure OF Sp.rnAtOrrhoes, OF sem Hrl
Wvnhn",s, lny0lautary Emiuissious, sexual Debility,
aud I'm ped ments 10 Marriage generally; Nervousrrr.
Consumption, EpllspsE and hi,i Mental ahd PiIy,i.
cd Innapsciy' resulting lroM scifsblse, 40, by
Book," Sc
"a Boon 10 Thousands OF sufferers
sent under sasl IN plaza envelope, 10 snv address
postpaid on receipt OF tx cents, OF two postage
STAMPS, 10 cllAs. 70, KLINHkUo.,i 5000 I1'
I57 Bowsry, New York. Post once box
Also Dr. TulycrvoRs Marriage .Guids," pnss rs
cclts .r . 3D.. nov Gdkx I'm
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-04
ST LOUIS. CAIRO AND sew
> ORLEANS
CoEHPANY
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ton, Texas.
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