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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-12

MI BrOWnc oueIeu TeAoiullOn hpppluthhA |
member on the COMMITTEE on washington aud
ueorgetown Affairs In The absence OF MT. Peck. |
Adopted -
Inc Ohah appointou MI HI" oh 'no o''''
mlltee. M, --,,,. A., al, l
President appoint member on each cotntnittcc
vhote the name Of Mr.. Peek occurs, TO act uuf'
ing Mr. Pcck's absence. .,..,,,..,
MT Browne called upon lhe Ipmnl,veun
Finance 10 explain the eauso Of delay 10 report.
Ing the deficiency bill, aud tan " mouiu W |
passed, az many persons arc suhcrlng inln'tioo |
In consequence Of the delay. -. -,
MT Gulck replied that wv a1,v, ,IS u.
city OF his colleague ON 'hh' cohmi'''o uNNt'"
the delay , .- ..-.,..,,l
The chair announoea Is new menoot , oh 'ao
various e9mmlHees ~ Lieo ~ NJ 1883 revh, US
iollossi On Olalns-MI. Lnohpson tnna l,lG,
NJ Oro,,i DIanngeI SeN,eiags MY DlstrlI Wy
lion Of Watet-MI Douslasst Jndlelary-Mf'
Hal unhnishoi buslness-mr' Douglass
AIJOurned'
HoTsR or DELEGATES
A,E,6n m Ihe sneaEsr called Tho House 10
order T. 'n' WV 'P'>''
Ns,,in S'aJy RofsTrcl Ia the Committev on
Sistn,s ~"'''
Mr. Murray submitted a concurrent resolu.
t.,t,ns ~ as,o unon Congress tho IA cage Of |
what is known as the supplementary civil
KY Sns.ln moved NJ reference 10 he Com.
nlIiee an National Relation which he Thought
shouii consiier ".
,na /, wnt IstIiy nceess,Iy 10 refer n 10 Inc
committee He wa suTpTlsSd that Il encUun.
teTei onposIiI1n
Mr I1ovi was In E,yur of Its reference 10 the
.,,,nmitt.s
NJ EnnIs aid bIs rr,a1n for yyl-hInpr IL re-.
fo,sei h. ana ,nntnIttoc Waa 10 10 found In the
r.ci mai ths p5rslicnt mai ininrtneI a deIe,T..
I'm 1hIcb Saits,l man Nm ysstsS,lsy thaI 10
tbouVht ths rights nrop1sesI by tho Senate bilI
were Guaranteed hy tho f1ufteenth AMI MI
,s.r,b smcndyn.niy ana intiwaieI ibat he
NIshci tl,nc "a cGnaidrT the snbirct m tho
preaiienf dcsiTri limo 10 cxsminn tbe subicrt
M. WCus, n,i,,bt taIr n mia limo I,r ia ron
sii.ratInn
The mntt,n Il, refor IA Loaf nv the 6,linWIn,y
votss NSys"Messrs BosWeli. Rrown. HuTresi
Hnrsley Campbeil Carroll HAL. Handy, Hunt,
1sKnIyhG @tTrtv. SoismGns ami ths S,,eaEsT''
Ysas-NsssTs Cassin. Ennis, Harknrss. LI0yd
and Moore
Mr. Iloyd saiI that prIor TO the last eIcrtIop
C,cneral 0hlpman. our leleuato. had opposeI
ths n,o,,.-ss-l ttli r,ncatrIiy 1rriaTIny thht bo
All ny. ,g.5,,, .agI srhwils and the Uouss
sbouid moi reoulTe him 10 10 Inoonsislent AMI
yats far lbe maasnre The coloTel peopie would
moi he beneittei by IL and he doibted II any
large number Of them wished Il 10 pass
schools raj been settled Ia ma Iaie olesti1ns
The Issue had been forced upon ClcneTai ohm
man and the people had decided the question
In Tspy 10 M Tnnis he Faid INC President 6aI
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-12

TnusE having money ~ invest or losus 10 be
negotiated, should consult AIR. Fred kOones,
No. e3il4 Louisiana avenue. Mr.. ks long eN-
psrlenco IN matters a. real estate, and his
pTomptness and iuir dealing render him most
hppropriAtO person Tor tie Transaction OF bust
Ma ,,nuggtt IA yylth real gstnts
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-12

BURr's shoes Gr ladIes misses anL children,
at 0artrsll's, 800 seventh street, corner I, A
large and complete slock OF all tlQ mot dc6lra'
BILE kind Prices moderate,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-12

AGEAEuAL REHAnE.-1ho marking doWh OF
my prices has been completed, aud purchasers
will md them all right.
nEo. O. HEFHINa,
No. 40 Seventh street northwest.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-12

Tho young men OF Columbus wear pistols
when they call on the young ladies, though for
what sangulnaTy purpose current commentators
do not presume to suggest Mr.. James Long,
OF that city, called upon Miss Mary Williams,
wearing upon his warlike person the usual pis-
toll. In tho course OF tho evening II accidentally
dTOppod.tO tho floor and shot tho young lady In
the leg. Long didn't stay long alter that.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-12

- One day, about two weeks ago, we CHANGED
10 he at the Erie railway depot In Jersey Oily.
While waiting there Mr.. Fisk came In with two
face Of every employee lighted up at the kindly
greetings he scattered right and lsft- Even the
Two little bOot-blaoks at the gate saluted him
with "HOw to do, jim" He turned, hnd with
a smile responded, "First rate, boys. How's
the shine 'om up business to-dhyf" IL was this
easy, cheerful, gooI.natured way that made him
hosts Of friends. As he advanced TO Het upon
tho train, We Observed the faces Of the men
standing around, and II seemed as II some sun
shiny presence had passed through the throng
shedding Its warmth and glow upon every coun
tenance. He showed the public his worst side
Only those who knew him we'll were Informed
OF what sterling qualities he really pOssessed.-
NctD York COMMERCIAL AdpeTtiseT.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-12

New York has the champion suicide.n
Thirty times, says Ell Perkins, this great
American mortal coal.shltter has attempted 10
steal passage TO Mr. Bryan,'s "bourne nom
whence no traveller returns" but on each coca.
sion he has lived to tell the happy tale, and TO
tried hanging, drowning, poisoning, and whlf.
Ky, aud each time some evil genius has held
him back. The champion suicide" faneies he
lives a charmed existence. He Is now ready TO
commit larceny, suicide, or murder for from ten
cents upwards for anybody who hasn't pluck
enough to do Il for himself He would shunle
% Mr. 0roeley's or Mr.. TWeed's mortal coll for
. drink OF whisky and, as rectless as Hamlet,
WIN didn't "set tho value Of his lite at pins
point" he would Nil whole streets full Of peo.
pie cheaper than Commodore Vanderbilt shunitt
Oh his regular half dozen mOrtsl coils daily
around the Forty second street depot.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-12

.- The Flghoms VI Iammany have parsed
resolution closing 1immany hall 10 all political
hnnnlttee6 " organizations. The preamble as
seTtR that ~ general democratic cUmmittee was
no Frssntiy constructed general committee on
lht rgTt Of tho Tammnny organization,
- The convention OF nail mAnuW eturers o. a
rnoeting In PltuburR, "Wednesday night, I'D.
yanc0d the rate to t4,ib for ten'penn.es.
"A sAyar nah man, while drinkingt sherry
bis shirt badly burned,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-12

- Thew were three hundred and Ave murders
In New York last year, aud only One mai hanged
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-12

In order 10 enable you 10 Judge ut what
prices we ere selling We Insert the
former and present prices Of
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-12
Remember this fact in Look
ing over our Prices,
CASHMERE PANTS.

Those sold at o. now selling At ~.
Those sold al o. sousslllns st si.5o.
These sold at o. now sslllns at $3.50.
Thoss sold At o. SOW selling at o..
Those sold At % now selling ste7.
Those sold at tios selling al o..
Those sold At eis now selling al tio.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1872-01-04
225 sos l13.4S6 ss,39l 1852 lol, III


For ten years there has been gradual de-
crease in the number Of youth between the ages
Of four and twcntv-one years. The cause Of
this decrease might well enlist the careful in
yestigations OF a board Of health. The school
year begins too early and ends too late. 1t
seems to the Superintendent that the profitable
limit Of school age would be between and i
inclusive.
The chief remedy for the loss in school at
tendance is thought to be better teaching, and
better teaching is based on ample rumunera-
ton for the best efforts, and on thorough, in
telligent, sympathetic inspection of school
work.
In round numbers. the school system of
Maine costs her citizens about $1,000, 900. This
equals for each inhabitant SLOT, for each census
scholar S4.62, for each registered scholar $50,
and for average attendance S11.01 By compare
sou with other States. it i shown that Maine
taxes herself among the lowest for public in
>tructlOn. If saving could be made in other
departments, and more money diverted into the
common school channel, a change tor the better
would result.
Tie salaries of teachers have steadily in
creased the last three years, particularly in the
high schools division of graded schools and in
the superior schools of the larger villages
Those who employ tea ehers are coming to
known that it is best TO get the best always.
The number of male teachers employed the
last summer is larger than the preceding year.
from the fact that the prineipalships of high and
and grammar schools are sought for by young
men who propose to continue in the business
Of teaching. The business Of teaching is be
coming an actual profession. The great n a.
jority Of our teachers Is female as matter Of
economy and from the superior aptitude of the
female mind in winning and directing children.
The normal schools at Pennington and Cas-
tine are doing a good work in supplying par
TALLY the demand for teachers. The number Of
graduates reported as employed last year in
our schools was 1913, this wear 264. In 1869 the
number was 1856, showing that the public ap-
preciate trained teachers.
A Pennington the state has invested 1000
in building and furniture for the normal school
at Castine nothing in buildings. $3.50 in piano
S-5 in bell. The teachers receive moderate
salaries, and no apparatus of any kind has ever
been placed in either school by the State.
In Castine, after next June, the school win
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1872-01-04

Tie CASE AGAINST GREAT BRITAIN
The case in behalf of this government to
be laid before the Tribunal OF Arbitration
at Geneva makes printed volume COW
ering 4S0 pages prepared since the ad-
journment of the Joint High Commission,
by Hon. j. c. Bancroft Davis, agent of
the United States before the Tribunal,
who has been assisted by c. c. Beaman,
Esq, the whole work having had the
counsel, inspection and cooperation, as it
progressed, of Hon. Caleb Gushing. This
elaborate argument is arranged in six
separate divisions. The first is the brief
introduction" wherein is recounted the
circumstances of the meeting of the Joint
High Commission, with a summary of
the protocols of proceedings, ending with
the Treaty of Washington in ertenso, as
the grand result of a negotiation which
had extended through eight years of time,
and the whole of one and parts of two
Administrations. Part 2 is devoted to
review of "the unfriendly course pursued
by Great Britain toward the United States
from the outbreak to the close of the In
surrection." Part 3 to ''the duties which
Great Britain as a neutral should have OBJ
served toward the United States" Part
to wherein Great Britain failed to per-
form its duties as a neutral" Part 5 to
wherein Great Britain failed to perform
It's duties as neutral in respect to the in
surgent cruisers" Part to enforcing
the demand that 1.-The tribunal should
award (for damages) a sum in gross to
the United States" Thus arranged and
divided, are collated, condensed, present
ed and enforced the immense and almost
startling array of facts, which now 90,
like any competent evidence in any ordi-
nary tribunal, before the Court of Arbi-
tration.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1872-01-04
The Nathan House, New York.
Correspondent of the Troy Times.


The Nathan House, in New York. las af-
torded frequent theme for paragraph, and
many Interesting stories concerning it
have been put into circulation Il has
been said that the house was sold at a
reduced price because of the horror con-
nected with the tragedy which occurred
within its walls. Another statement in
forms the public that it has been rented
by noted gamester tor faro bank, while
it is said on the other hand that such is the
faint connected with it that no tenant will
take it at any price. The stories are all
equally false. The facts are these: The
family abandoned the house Immediately
after the dreadful affair which has given
them such painful publicity. They did not.
however, remove the furniture which
still remains in its former condition, and
2 trusty servant with his family has
charge OF the establishment The house
has never been in the market, either for
purchase or tenant. and will not in all
probability be offered very soon. The
family has hired very stylish mansion in
Fifth Avenue for which they paw about
$4,000 per annum, this rent including
that Of furniture. The Nathan mansion
elegant finish, and was built under the in
spection of its late owner. He took great
delight in this mansion, and having made
his money by assiduous attention to bust
ness, he was the better prepared to en-.
Joy 1t. lie frequently mentioned to an ac-
4ualntance Of mine that he could get two
hundred and twenty-five thousand dollars
for the property. This price is now out of
tie question, but it would readily bring
one hundred and seventy-five thousand
dallars. Mr.. Nathans estate has been
rated from five hundred thousand dollars
to one million dollars, but its precise
amount is only known to the little circle
Of heirs. The mystery of the murder
remains as impenetrable as ever; but I
have been told by person who lives near
by, that many, if not most of the neigh
bors. discard the sneak thief theory.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1872-01-04
Chicago Manners Since the Fire.


"a -il'.'5o ColI Poilignt alneS .t'', I'LL
.o"'n5 9t"telie' - - op99l .t'lollt
,; III Ill - M - Ut
denoag of ,rooitb IA raf;nor,o ','t'' IL =
f,,a ~ os'l.ll ~ letl.iohli1''' - IL
hore haye nnconscio,,s,r aIosted I;ttio
nionaar ronrbnosS ~ raolE Iossrae -'''l -
Loa,.;na s;nne tbo a. l,-arr,tllar- ,+;oa
No., 1.e;ooa 1,-aro la,,aa ~ ~ '. .,1t
,l,s Id ,,nar1od ,lon;+ ,aI - ~ L. 1T,
a,,on,, t5nsn NJ 'I,,,..Iir, :1e xxx
snI,-ason ro,,nsa l1asoIr. ,!o,,iL,l,lI;,, I'M
~ yora A ~, w ;..a-.',.,t 9 III
o+bar ILL, oooI,,o,, ~, -, r. #. III
nthor ,u;tb !. Iirao+,,r
mind Az ~ ia oori1, aor.a &c g., Ina,,;.
cc o,d ,rbioL ,,,o,,l5
ofNI,.S p;nobir1 ~
E,-o,r,,atII r =
I "r W - lriiet l9ohi,-s3"
~ 1000 ,,,,,sT .'t L; N ~. e,'t'tI
,,,,,q7.j - H. ioi' - ~ -
;,,t, lo,,.1r ,ro,r d;st tS - 1--,In
liz on1
ho,r, ,rhat III ~ H. TIT - - III
~ al,o,o,., H., ~ AZ % Oos5,.,' III
(j ho;c-h. I-rlui.l i,'t'il'a,
hooI,it- a,-a,,;o;.a 4,,,t1a W 80 liiu
har.haa;na af H. atatoi- -,oout - ene
p;nl,orto,, bo;oht 81 ~ -'ilos %. Oai Z
taatas ea,;a,,l,7 M o0'on' 80 ~
N.Y.. Marr ~ e,a0u ~ laplls ecoholnlcal,
no 49, 90 ta1 oo'i'talS' lail' siehuel
90 g .oaN' ~ - = i'Hh' VINO 9taiius
Iso ~ 5,1 - ~ slpoA.hs' mus herseii
SlJdtiS elnoa. as3eu oy we pretty striped
VII ~ 1880 out ipr her " some
W. eDl,1t I;.p, /" i'm q. - ilas ~
49, NoIi,I'', GUS aiu ilahu-
No. ea. Ivy onls Io'lsl''0leu 'uAo-
leS ~ b'll'9 ~, 'l'et lle ~, oul were
~ .h llot -.ah''ncoaliu supposed 70 mean
49, ~ aoi-l,a,,,,oIl, ii'" 1atou 10y
- sI r' y - So ~ Iii'l 9ie nay
i"e' . - = ~ 7olho io9oi veg DON oi
$50 -,'('' pa'slou9 allieieS, ~ 49,
=; - s,pt94ai.'!lIe ~ seltGtloll
,; -; ;io' !, s't'tou "tSi u9Ulueu Sus1
pla,o ~ H.. 49,, =, NV heie ulu
~ 81. .ilt' nat ~ you mean
w. TIT, 9 i'' % ii't
,, ~ u -. i,o' ,oon " II ~ IL you hau oeeh
hapnv Jennv Wren Who had l' hoon t sncr a.
" 1piumjnc herself on HAVING sacnrad )
resnectahle ontft of horroryad faotborS
heard th, ser;ons advice oiv.n - iad;as
not To borrow 100 MA tb;n1oe Il, a,,,,l.a.;,,
when fhav annlial AZ tha rol;of ,.,,,,,, ~,
e ,,aa IL II . - .c Aoohi7' %
IT. Hiatt tieni appear rs II tney We're not
IN need And this was said not TO
naunars hn+ 10 +h,oo v,ho +;1l o.r. -
only known the sweetest side Of o;vino
and receiving. Men tried to KEGS m 2
little pride at first, and those who h0nad
To reestahl1sh themselves rar,o,,aa ia,
%, ioPioNc" liltli
wives LOT accepting and but all soon sub
scribed to the principle that the extraordi-
and the proudest bent their necks and
accepted what would at last keep them
warm tlll better times. One lady present
ed herself at a station in black velvet
Dress ana came1s-hair shawl, and begged
LOT cahco dress and accompaniments to
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1872-01-04
CAUTION
TO Females in Delicate Health.

DR.. DOW, Physician and Surgeon No. : Endl.
colt street Boston Is consulted daily for all diseases
incident to the female system. Prolapus Uteri or
and other Menstrual arrangements, are all treated
OIL new pathological principles, and speedy relief
guaranteed in few days. So invariably certain is
the new mode Of treatment. that most obstinate
complaints yield under 1t, and the afflicted person
soon rejoices in perfect health
Dr. Dow has doubt had greater experience in
the cure OF diseases OF women than any other ply
stefan In Boston
Boarding accommodations for patients who may
ment.
DR.. Dow. since 1915, having confined his whole at
tenton to an office practice for the Of Private
Diseases and Female Complaints, acknowledges no
superior in the United States.
n. b.: All letters must contain one dollar, or
they will not be answered.
Office hours from A. NJ. tosP NJ
Boston. July 25 1871 1yr3
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1872-01-04
From the Kennebec Journal.
Report of the Superintendent Of Common
Schools

Through the courtesy of the State Superin-
tendent of Common schools, Hon. Warren
johnson, we have been permitted to examine
the proof sheets Of his forthcoming annual re-
port, in which the present condition and future
prospects of the schools in the State are pre-
scented in MIR. Johnson's clear and practical
style.
The amount of money raised for school pur-
poses has been quite as large as in preceding
years, the average attendance of scholars the
same as last year. the quality of instruction
superior (attributable to the influence of nor
NAL schools and teachers institutes), and the
schoo inspection is steadily becoming more
thorough
The Superintendent has received school re-
turns, giving statistics from all but 80 towns
and % plantations We append extracts from
the summary obtained from these returns. Civ
ing very valuable and interesting statistics:
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1872-01-04

tor twenty-five years have suffered with Scrofula
ana salt Rheum, (or letter.l Have paid out hun
nreus o. doars, ana oeen treated by several first
class physicians without benefit. Some four weeks
ago commenced using the Univ rsity Medicines
AT the time my forehead and mead were covered with
sores ana scaIiness OF the SKIN also my tongue
covered with small ulcers. am to-day tree from
All the above troubles a4d can heartily recommend
these medicines to the afflicted
5. G. MUNSKY, q Chestnut ST.
Portland Ian. u $50
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1872-01-04

mis- may certify that Aad been suffering with
the iheumatism, for five months and at that time
i seized my right hip and leg down to the foot.
This the physicians called ''Sciatc.H | tried many
kinds OF highly recommended medicines which /
TOOK for the blood Still got no reltef for seven
months more, all the time doing my best with as
"a at the New York University Branch, and the
proprietor said he could help me. So / commenced
on his medicine, and in four weeks thought felt
relief and In eight weeks | able to leave nv
cane at home, and have been well up to this time
three months have passed. DAVID kEAZER
Portland, Aug. "a, 1870
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1872-01-04
II III T.
New York University Medicines
The Greatest sueee.. Of 'he As~.
BRANCH OFFICE, 80 CONGRESS ST., PORTLAND,
Under Congress Hall,
PELEG STAPLES
Agent for the state Of Main. ana
New Brunswick.
d.. A gents wanted IL every town n the ate.-sa

EHH A gents wanted IN every town IN the State.-FA
II has been about one and one half years since the
University Medicines introduced into this State
Notwithstanding the opposition from the Faculty,
the sale is daily increasing Thousands OF certificates
can be presented il necessary, but If the following
not sufficient to satisfy the most sceptical 900
additional ones would be useless.
CAfARkH (the mother of consumption Scrof
uia, Salt Rheum, and many other diseases hitherto
considered incurabe, readily yield under treatment
of the University Medicines.
FEMALE DISEASES treated with perfect sue.
Having treated over two hundred cases within
the last three months consider it safe to warrant
a perfect to % out OF every hundred,
without cauter1ation or the least exposure.
SPERMAIORRHtEA, the greatest destroyer OF
humanity on the face Of the Globe. low many be-
vail the loss OF precious vitality without having the
slightest idea Of the cause their manhood IL daily
vanishing and they gliding into a Of hope
less decay. | have treated over five hundred cases
of this malady within six months with the UniYer-
sity Medicines with perfect success.
Persons afflicted with diseases will please call or
send and get book (free), wherein they Will lind
their diseases explained, and necessary remedies.
Address PELEG STAPLES,
$50 Congress Portland
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1872-01-04

had the CatArrh 80 bad for seven years, that my
head became confused and painful was obliged to
get up several times in the night to keep from chok-
ing. employed some OF the best physi clans in the
country without Dement, l was perfectly cured with
the University Medicines in three weeks
A. NJ. MORGAN, 224 Cumberland ST. Portland
tqntraetor On the Portland Odgensburg Railroad,
Since giving the above certificate, have been per
iectly free from Catarrh though have been contin
ually exposed to wet and colds
June 10, 1870. A. NJ MORGAN
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1872-01-04

a Iere Haute man refused to pay for
the funeral notice of his mether-in- law.
Some men would pay for such thing
with pleasure.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1872-01-04

There is a good reason why little man
should never marry bouncing widow.
tie might be called the widows mite. %
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1872-01-04

Mrs. Abraham Lincoln is living with her
son Robert, in Chicago, in excellent health.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1872-01-04

Standard Preparation, endorsed By the most rc
LIABLE Physicians and its astonishing curative pow
1t is sure, quick remedy for all diseases Of the
Urinary Organs existing in male or female Irrita
ton or Inflammation OF Kidneys Bladder Gravel
Diabetes, Reddish Sediment in Urine, Thick Cloudy
Urine Mucous and Involuntary Discharges from
Urethra, Retention or Incontnence Of Urine
Chrouic Catarrh Of Bladder, and all Chronic Mala-
dies Of the urtno-' ienital Organs.
For sale by AL Druggists and Dealers in Medicine
everywhere. lYlg
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1872-01-04

For fifty years have been troubled with Scrofula
Some fifteen years ago fearful ulcer broke out on
my leg. Three months ago it had extended from
the ankleoint nearly to the knee. could not move
without great pain. In this condition commenced
taking the University Medicine.
At first it drove out fearful humor all over me.
In few days the humor began to subside, and the
ulcer is now healed and feel like new being.
ELIZABETH CHAMBERLAIN
Portland, Aug 80 IS Cbrstnnt s.
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4 VOID az hs.

VOID 0GAChs. A victim I early Iudis
N cretion, causing nervous debility, premature
decay etc., having tried IN vain every advertised
remedy, has discovered simple means Of seltcure,
which he will send to his fellow sufferers Address
y, ii. REEVES. IS Nassau st.. n, T.