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The Portland daily press., 1865-03-28
Great Cure Of Dyspepsia. Paralysis, Con tipat;ou
.lr. Se, of Ttceaty Years, Stnp5;no

{ e'ea' cure oyDyspepsia Paratys's, Con tipotion.
.rlr.. Se, Of Ttceaty Years. StandjRg.
a.. December "a, 1864.
mrs Martha Villa, of Iona wood Mass has side.
20 Tor ~ years wi Complication OF diseases mo
tai anu pnysicai grtat nervous debility dyenenss.
aud constipation an its worst form has rec, a5cfc"
ing ard dragging alt her Ii obta N ed M Me'ansNs
,oat discovery about May last and by its faithf1so
mas now both mental ami physical fact ties estc,o5
Mrs Villa saws sac knows many people who Sava 81
50 been similarly benefited by my "Metapbys,ssI
Discovery I'm ..'.I P"!"'M
heHaSrfdafs Cure OF Sercfitlous Sore Haads. pl,.
cAdrgefnom the Ear, Sc.
sore tSs ,rn: S,g Ksees, Cough, Deaca,s, and
"'''"g ~ HaT Cured R6ectaaiy
of IN N, Davis, Sd street, Sonia 8asf1 i'vs
disease snu.en' nays been IFoub,ed witLthe abeS,
Mstapbvsicai N.Y. ~ me use OF Mrs. VI. G srcwn's
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-28
Steam to and rom the old Country.

ATf7ea. Tie, weiLknown favorite Ciyde.built
$1,000 l,oa ztoaraers Of tie ANCHOR LINE Of
suA and "UNlrEp Y INaDoM," are inter- ded to sail
fortnishty to.abd t'szn New Yosk. carrying pas.
esngers to and IRON liverpool, Glasgow, Belfast,
10 sdonderTy 1hesAss;ea0ers were built specially
for he Atlantic tFad - are DIVIDED into water and
air.tight compartments. "a a77i7oN -
e3 $40 Rates of Passage.
From New York IL any ofthe above place: Cabins,
sl2l and 800; steerags s45, payable in american
currency.
8 To New York from any of the above places: Cab.
ms $65 and $50; storage, &25 Iayabfe in gold or
equvaienti ia American currency
Those who wish to 4end for their fri ,nds can buv
fticset9 at these ratei from the Agents - Ic
400 " ~ FRANCIS MACDONkLD Il Co
1anSd4m towing Green, NJ York.
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-28
PORTLAND, sACO & PORTsMOUT
TFfG TlNssAELEoAD- ann

Commencing Nov, It'll, 1854.
EzEgzg7 Passenger trains will leave the Sta
ton, foot or Canal street daily, tSnn-
days excepted as follows :'ta~ - r z A,t4st p
Leave Portland for Boston, at s.45 A. NJ and ESQ
p. M. yaffWiF eah ~ fra-. Fs,.affE
Leave Boston for Portland at 7.So A. NJ and $50
p. NJ. ,--
Leave Portsmouth for Portland. at 1000 A. NJ and
These trains will take and leave passengers at way
stations. 1'-7
g Freight trains leave Portland and Boston daily.
S efgtsbniid4 J4or > FRANCIS CHASE, Supt.
Portland, Nov. 4, 1884 oc3l edit
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-28
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD

lirTiTf bnSOAaHhh AHAANGhNhNI. non
r-sszI Trains leave Portland, Grand Trunk
- Station, for Lewiston and Auburn, at
7.404A M. and lbs p. NJ.
For Bangor and Intermediate stations at rs r. M .
g RETURNING Lewiston 81 20 A. II ard
arrive in Portland at $50 A. NJ. Leave Bangor ut
1906 A. nj and arrive in Portland at els p. NJ.
Both these trains connect at Portland with trains
Boston. W i-' .~ 7''"-- aiii tf at-el /
ffea<ht train leaves Portland at 8 A. NJ, and re
turning ls dto IN Portland at P. NJ.
Stages connect WiaS trains az nrin.pai stations
daily fer most Of tho towns North and East of this
me- egg ya bsYisasl % Wv cowl .,,.,,
q Watersille, Nevsraber, 1868. TF-Tg7~--1' doea
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-28
Petroleum Stocks.

Suchinvestments, as q class, offer greater induce
ments to persons of either large Or small means,
than any the world has ever known.
Many Petroleum Stocks are nowpaying at the ratio
of so per cent per annum and taking the increased
value o. the stock Into consle Grafton, person liz
vesing at subscription price in rol abe companies
may reasonably expect to double their money with
Ia car. Capitalists in allpsr.s ofthe country are
giving their attention almost exclusively TO this
cass of securities which have already yielded Prince
ly fortunes to thousands of persons. tFaf b..
| Persons desiring information can rely upon re-
csiving an unbiased account Of tho standing ard
prospects fthe various companies on the market.
Receipts and Certiica.eswiIl be forwarded In OK
change for available funds, without charges and
Petroleum and Coal Stocks will be sold ct the Bro.
kers' Boards Of New York and Philadelphia at
the regular rates of commission.
4 "
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-28
- szn1- II 1854. dtf
Steam from Liverpool TO Boston,
Warren & Co.'s Line.

Warren & Co.'s Line. -
p iaas'e ssii1oJ 1ot 1910 'z.ai85sl
~e~ The following splendid first class
: 81 ssPf Ess
ton every alternate Saturday, com
IN llpa s6AiUhDAy. April 8. 1866. gsm
tIsopoNris. 2500 tons, $50 horse power
GAMMA, go tons, = y eF0 horse power.
EARMoUET, os $500 toms, e 600 horse power.
q Passengers by these Steamships will be regularly
supplied with liberal allowance of cooked prosis-
fong.I ~
stferage passage fro Liverpoolto Bot ton. $50 90
Childrer under IL years., 80 90
AAIntants Hnser year. sS I'D SO 10 90
EF-TO RESIDENTS OF NEW ENGLAND wish
Ing TO gettheir frienss out from the Did Country,
these Gamers osr advantage superior 10 those OF
any other Line Passengers by these STEAMSHIPS
taad in Boston, wre they will re within easy reach
atthsr friends, and where hay will avoid many of
The dangers am annoy whioh bsse strangers
landing Ia New York. ~ q
d. sdEer freight Or pass sgs apply to WARREN CO.
W State St. snd Alb Commercial street Boston.
NrsEeHr DRAFTS for Ell Sterling and upwards,
Payaoe in England, Ireland OF SCOTLAND for sale.
a eTS in III yerpool GEO. WARREN \ Co. Fem
| WICK Cnsu ers. bl6i6w
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-28

The Company are not responsible for baggage to
any amount exceeding $50 in value. and that per-
soa unless notice is given, and paid for at the rate
of ono passenger for every $500 additional value.
o. BiSfDGE5, Managing Director
H. BAILEY, Superintendent. o-i ~ .r,,,, d..
Portland, Nov z, 1854. now
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-28
PROPOSALS.
United States Mails.
20 .aiAasA aas-e- 10 tnsms
I'M Anne. -
POST oPPIcE DEPARTMENT,

en b3ifi WashngIol /. November Is, 1851.
PROPOSALS received at the Cope Dpanen
uni If Thusay March 80 1866 conveying The %ss u
the United Sta;es July 1866 June 81 isos ~ .nS
Maine on the routes and by the schedules OF departures
hersin specified. $3.50
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-28

y The EodeIsigned postmaster a, State Or, eerhes UN.
OATH OFOFfiCE, that he acquainted
and Knows them be men Of property, aud able make
gooi Their guarantee az 4ufl.fsal alf erg tr lilo
,Daea . 1.Ai fiiI 41Qn z4iir 7itTrsi- CSigned.)
The above certificate have affixed cent revenue stamp
cancelled. as the law requires. = =
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-28

We believe we can offer superior inducements to
all persons Wishing to invest in -
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-28
MEDICAL.
TURTH

(l8 PenbertoH Square, Boston.
OFFICES 4lO Arch street, Philadelphia,
LAG Bond street. Ner loTk.
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-28

Ths nndsrIignsd residing At State off, undertake. int,
the foregoing bid for carrying the mail Noe
ne Postmaster General the bidder shall prior day July
I the required perform
proposed, with good and sufficient = illh M
This do understanding distinctly obligations Raies as
Juty 2, 1856 f = '1'sV = w.
Dated ~ s,s, (signsd by two guarantors)
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-28

The proofs of its anss IRE SO numerous, SO we'll
authentice.-, aod Of such peculiar character that
s1s: ers caanot -sasonably hesitate receive the
the class OF oiseass for which the Syrup provides
our. is precisely tha,which has SO often baled tile
BILE, the witnesses accessible and the saftv and IN
cacy of the Syrup incontroHrtlbIe -
The undersigned, having t-neriancad tba bo,oG
cial effects Of the Larookah Sv,, tne penea
tate to recommend it to the attrton Of the Pnhiic
~ the best Medicine they ever usxi y wy "oi'0
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-28

!, Z I'M M.2ger Augusta We.
" IN hStrout v iIton q
SwaantohVanks Portland
"a Turner vHarnsw,.lI
4oMe. pS"sAs
" J Rice Lisbo. NJ.
." A Hatch Solo,
+" D B Randall Lewstou.s
g I Hill W NJ atervlle !,
/" w g Stevens Dixfieaa
Mrs A T L,rrabee Bath.
: John Locke E Pc and Nc
W W " Hard Brownvi 'le.
: RevS D Elkins Cambridge VI
" z A evens Lincoln :"
: :" NJ Adams Weston
. II Clark Northtie d %
81 " NJ Billiard Derby ~
y " $ Quimby Newbury
" N Goodrich So Coving
Y ton u.
7" J Loyejoy Rockville { t.
Z " SSCummings WThomp.
son ct
2 /" JB Weeks Oneida Ct
/" \ Z Dunham Toi AID
'tN Parsons Rockwell .
:" 7 II Brown Burns de g
p" G w Corttis Stafford
Spring, ct.
+" ] Beecher Birmingham
ct
wv McDonnal Providence
; RI.
:" g s Simmons Quaker
4. Springs NY
I" III Harris Root ny,
!" q ELittle Clintonville
= II Convey y asonville g
/" VIM uluett G. Son Troy"
= Q D Ford New YorA city
" w Robertson Newark n J
!" Il 9 Henries Annapolis Md
. 1 TGocdnow Topeka Kas
" A webst r U 8 Army
Robt White GeorgetownDC
Z Brown Washington :.
Geo A Bassett - g
DR. 8 Ing Ills U S Surgeon
-
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-28
CRANE TRUNK gRAILwAY,

--.sao-i giI94dgs OF Canada.dsia1Hi g.sqmoza
wXNYER ARRANS BMENT. fr
Co On and after Monday, nov. Z. 1864,
rains will run daily, (Sundays except.
ed) uItil Iurther notice. as foIlows
s7zebau0s si q b5e UP TRAINS. rt Il mss. ~ ss.,
Leave Portland for south raris and Lewiston att 40
A. III. Also Island Pond, connecting there with
trains for Montreal and the West az ! IS z. M.
DOWN TRAINS.
Leave South Paris at 5.&5 a.. NJ. and ISland Pond
at 6.50A, M.
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-28

wewould call special attention to the following
companies: f2 lsfr-ia1 a-. s,q.rar
4 tes 81 THE
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-28

COMPLAINTS -'- - ion '
Soi9s, CoUGHs, WHooPING Cough, CRoup. AsrH5,
INTHE SIDE NIeET Swr l I'm BLOOD . PAN
GENERAL DEBILITY and the vari-
GUS Throat Affections and
n + = Hoarseness to which Pub
lie Speakers andSing-
ers are liable and
all other COM
plants tend II
-lh ing to T
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-28

Rev. G Ingalls,, Melrose, Ms
MP Seelee Melrose g
A f Terrick Lynn g
NJ + Barnes NJ q den q
W Bailey Il omin t'r''
" Mp Philbr'k Taunton
Dtnl Atkins Nil b,ry"
!" VII st tson Nant,cktsa
, fil3f" E s tubbs Lawrence q
q " Marcy Dedham q
? f." Geo " Winchester Fal
River Ms.
z aae I" A D Nerrill Cambridge
port Ms &C.,
: "s A Gushing Shrews
bury Ms - =
." w + harrington New
e Bedford Ms.
Lige d" D K Blnister Lud ow NJ
.s q X Harding Z Sa isbur
Ms.
( tpn md Georg esouthbridc
. 90 - Ms. UfTf7J
+" A + Bailey Newton IN
per Falls Ms.
" J A Loomis So Yarm'tl
n.y. FH 49,
= 4 APT kinney EBridgeFa
ter Ms.
Z" B K Bosworthf W Sand.
wich Ms,
e John s bay Lynn us
.uJ,p-" J L HaniCord Water.
town Ms.
1Dtephens Newburyport NJ.
Geo Childs Lydens :"
DR. B y Abbott Melrose Z"
RAvRNewhall NGraham Nh
= !" A Kidder Unity q n
asv IN n eaiIey Henniker
htf /" N I Chase Csndia i1ssl
" D w Barber GiImanton
rr-a INV NH s'a1Q II
BF Bowles Manchester
Nh. Nto u Fl d
&C NJ f8arres Co.ebrook
Nh. 8 =
+" L b Knight w Durham
Me.E - MOS. l.
" r II stinchAe'd Saco Me
f1- I" II Woodbury. Newfield
Ne. ArRi
Home ~ A.. $780,. J., =,
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-28

Containing also conditions Be incorporated conces
lIEtE the DspGrsHsent may deem PROPER n =
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-09-13
The Wilmington Markets.

W1LMrHaTos, September 9.-Receipts of oil kinds Of
country produce still continue light The Cape Fear
years, and there is but little boating done above tide
water. Our railroad companies doing all they
TO get roads and rolling stock in good ORDER but
that will be many months before they accommo
date the shppers-the unfortunate break i'll the Will
Man. Railroad at the Pee Dec river will prevent large
quantities of cotton and naval stores from coming here
which designed fer this market We saw letter
oday from shipper i'll Sumter District S. c.,
Of our commission merchants stating that he had
large quantity of cotton TO send him, but unable
get it off, and as there difficulty in shipping
Charleston, would be compelled to send IL there.
NAVAL SToREs.-The transactions have been limited
to the sale OF 1G7 bbs crude tpentne ut S3.75D
Market quiet No transactions i'll Spirits Turpentne
Rosin Spirits and Rosin nominal at former quotations
T1MDEn-One raft arrived which sold at SIS q Ii by
inspection.
COTTON is quiet, but not quite firm. small lot
sold at SOC. @35c. for ordinary to middling
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-09-13
S. T.

Another wonderful ingredient of great use among the
Spanish ladies of South America imparting beauty to
the complexion and briiancy the mind is vet up-
known to the commerce of tho world we withhold
its name for the present.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-09-13
DAILY N EWS.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 10, 1865.
The story OF IL Robin.

A correspondent of the London AMeaa,m
writes:
Somo years since robin froqucnscd M. garden
in tic ncighborhood OF Portsmouth. While ut
work, alone or with my children, he would follow
mc about to obtain insects and other things from
the newly disturbed earth. wac very regular III
going out after breakfast when the weather per-
mitted. The little creature became aware ~ TINS,
tree, that grew just outside the doo[ waiting lof
mo- AS soon rs appeared he would begin hut-
tcrng his wings and showing other signs of plea
sure He would then move With me from place 10
place until began to work, when he would settle
Sowp 9y for oo H "h these
terms of intimacy during the summer. In the
autumn he disappeared. but returned again on the
approach of winter. His proceedings during this
another robin came about tho parior window,
which seemed greatly to excite oar little friend,
these onsets they would advance alOuS an aspara-
gus bed, i'll front Of the window, i'll parallel lines,
and when some crumbs were thrown ont the con-
flict would commence. Whilst they were fighting
the sparrows generally made off with the pieces.
This war only terminated with the disappearance
of tho intruder.
He was now besct by numerous sl,arrows, whose
courage increased M the progress Ut winter dimin-
ished thor means of subsistence With some OF
these he had most desperate conflicts, and this
state of things did not cease until the coming ON
of spring enabled tho former to find food else-
where. The robin also disappeared after q time,
brood somewhere about the premises. During
tho following winter tho same wars were wagcd
before, with similar results. Our friend mated
again the succeeding spring, and appeared to have
gained confidence from the manner il which he
had lived amongst us. Tho nest was built this
year on little shelf in outbuilding ut the bot
tom of the garden Hero they reared their young,
the hen during the period of incubation remaining
On tho nest even when somo Of the family were
close toi but it was out of the reach of the chill
dren. I shall not readily forget friends JOY
when the young ones made their appearance.
One morning on going into the garden, as usual,
my attention was attracted by his uncommon
agitation and proceedings. Ho would come about
with great carnestnesB of manner, and then fly
towards the nest, and repeated this until it occur
red to me that he meant something On follow
ing him he appeared to express great delight, fly
ing backward and forward, until we arrived at the
nest. The female absent and he seemed to
enjoy the pleasure of introducing me to his family,
hopping about with the greatest glce. We found,
afterwards, that tho hen did not approve of any of
lis approaching her young, as she invariably gave
note of alarm when any of us went near them.
circumstances arising that caused our removal,
crminated my acquaintance with the robin.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-09-13

From Egypt the Gazette du Midi gives details
of the ravages caused by the cholera, which has
now almost ceased. In one village in the Delta,
celebrated for the cultivation of water melons, the
whole Of the inhabitants died. Being unable to
sell their fruit they ate it themselves, and died to
the last man. 1t was necessary to employ forced
labor to bury the last In all it is said that 81 600
victims Of the contngion and bad living were
buried in Egypt within six weeks.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-09-13
Trade at Mobile Suspended.
dispatch 10 the PhilQdelphia lie

IDlFultH 20 We I'AiloaeIphtd LcdgerJ
CAIRO, September 5-Adviccs from Mobile re-
present that the cotton trade has been brought
Issued recently forbidding tic shipment of any
moro cotton for the present from the interior to
that port. The effect Of the order upon prices
has been to raise them to 40 cents per pound for
Sight drafts on New York had been sold in Mo-
bile at 2@24 per cent. discount though the drafts
were not regarded AZ Al.
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THE NEW YORK NEWS,

nAILY AND wEEKLY-THE NEW YORK WEEKLY
~ NEWS, great Family Observation-Disclosures
Wood, Proprietor. Journal of Politics. Literature
Fashi0ns Market and Financial Reports, Interesting
Miscellany, and News from all parts Of the world II
contains more reading matter than any other weekly pI
per. New improvements ntroduced-an immensc cir
culaton determined onthe largest best cheapest
paper published in New York Single copies, cents;
one copy, ono year, S2 three copes one year s5 6O
and an extra TO club Of twenty copies
year g $50 Tho Weekly News is sent to clergymen at
eioo. New York Daily News-to mail subscribers 3IO
per per annum; six months SIS. For sale by all newsdca
S spssmen copies OF Daily and Weekly News sent
In haa5ess BENZ WOOD, Daily News Building No.
i'o''y aah Square, New York city. September
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FERTILIZER FOR COTTON, ETC.
M A 2 e s.
NITROGENIZED SUPERPHOSPHATE OF LIME

COTTON, TOBACCO WHEAT
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sS s ~ | sa " 9g3 s sH sS S5
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IMPORTANT CERTIFICATES.

ROCHESTER, N. Y, December o. 1861
Messrs. p. H. DRAKE & Col have been O great suf
ferer from Dyspepsia for three years. and had
abandon profession About three months ago tried
the Plantation Bitters, and to my great joy now
nearly well man. have recommended them in several
cases. and far know, always with signal benefit
lam respectfully yours, REV. j. 8. CATHORN.
PHILADELPHIA, 10th Month, 18th Day, 1862
RESPECTED FRIEND:-My daughter has been much
benefited by the of thy Plantation Bitters Thou
wilt send me two bottles more.
Thy friend, ABA CURRIN.
SHERMAN HOUSE, CHICAGO, ILL, Feb. H. 1863
Messrs. p. H. DRAKE Co.-Please send another
twelve cases of your Plantation Btters As q morning
appetizer they appear to have superseded everything
else and are greatly esteemed.
Yours. &C., GAGE l. WAITE
Arrangements are now completed to supply any de-
mand for this article which has not heretofore been pos
sible.
The public may rect assured that in no case will the
perfectly pure standard Of the PLANTATION BIrrERs
be departed from. Euery bottle bears the facsimile of
signature ON steel plate engraving it cannot be
genuine
Any person pretending to sell PLANTATION B1rrERs in
bulk by the gallon, soindier inposter Beware
Of freed bottles. See Mot Private stamp UNNur1
LATED ouer euery cork
Sold by all Druggists arocers Dealers throughout
the country.
P. II. DRAKE & CO., New. York.
August IL mwf 3mo
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-09-13

ga smile her Ep-health in her look,
strength was in her STEP and in her hands-PIANrA-
TON BITTERs"
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S. T.---lSGO---N

S. T.---1SGO---N.
A few bottles of PLANTATION BTTTERs
Will cure Nervous Headache.
Sour Stomach and Fetid Breath.
Flatulency and Indigestion.
Nervous Affections
Excessive Fatigue and Short Breath
Pain the Eyes
Mental Dependency.
Prostration; Great Weakness.
Sallow Complexion, Weak Bowels, &c.
Which are , the evidences H Of Of,
It is estimated that If all adult ailments
proceed from diseased and torpid liver. The hillary
poison the entire system and exhibit the above symp-
toms.
remarkable for these horrd nightmare diseases the
world has ever produced. Within year over six
PLANTATION BrrTERs and not of complaint
has come to our knowlcdge
1t ia most effectual tonic and agreeable stimulant
suited to all conditions of life.
The reports that it relies mineral substances
its active properties wholly false For the satisfac-
on Of the public. and that patients consult their
physicians we append list of its somponents
yedrs in the treatment of Fever and Ague Dyspepsia,
Countess wife of the Vceroy of Peru in ieo and ster
wards sold by the Jesits or The price Of its
and was finally made public by Louis XVI, King OF
France Humboldt makes especial reference to it's ebri
GAscARIIA BAaK9For dinrrhaa colo and diseases Of
the stomach and bowels
DANDEL1oN-For inflammation of the loins and drop
GHAMoMIIE Flowers For enfeebled digestion
LAVENDER FLowERs-Aromatic stimulant and tonic
highly invigorating in nervous debility.
wINTERaREEN-For scrofula. rheumatism. etc.
ANIsE-An aromatic carminative creating flesh, mus
Gle and milk much used by mothers nursing
root, etc.
S. .T.---1S6O---X.
Another wonderful ingredient of great among the
Spanish ladies of South America. imparting beauty to
the complexion and brliancy to the mind. is yet
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-09-13
MARINE. NEWS.
+. .MELCHERS,
Deutsche Rnch Handlung,
peo. $40 seina Citrate, t.t

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,g s sis sssa,Sis ssTSi gsut|s nnb Gnslie RD 3eituns
fsnisns; sSssae e nj, jsmmi iars seitaasn.
ftI9S.s9ap%; Wot!fSu@sg Experimentation gdie.
GT Stqsi%!I aIsSsSi Ssns SaSsr
@nsI& 5utae Bre5teI.r Ser onerliauiiSs Whsh;nt
am!ssiItEani!s M MSGlms$:r @Iit:rs autsr snb Ssisr
ycrratbtss Sasr, psrben auf Beteauns inu aaS ttfe
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PUGHE'S
AUGUSTA DIRECTORY
ADVERTISING MEDIUM.

TVIHE UNERSIGNED WILL PUBLISH, AS SOON AS
Il practicable, DIRECTORY OF THE CITY OF AU-
GOSIA, Ga 1t will contain the Names Residences and
Places Of Business of every person for several miles
around Augusta. and will also include Hamburg, 8. c.
As an Appendix, there will be BUSINESS DIRECTO-
RY in which will be found every branch of Business
or Trade in the city alphabetically arranged
AS the Directory will have extensive circulation in
this State, well South Carolina will afford the
business notices.
The Directory will be printed fine white paper and
neatly bound in stiff 1t will contain Inagnif
cent Colored Map of the State of Georgia.
Advertisements will be beautifully and conspcuously
displayed with New Typo ordered expressly for the D
rectory.
Each advertiser will BIO entitled to copy of the Dircc
tory grntis.
A9- Please send your Advertising favors at once
to L. H. PUGHE,
Proprietor and Publisher Augusta Directory,
Augusta, Ga.
September limo