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SOUTH NASHVILLE
STREET RAILROAD
To Contractor.


CsEALED PRCPOsafs Eih y. reeelghi = 4
- office Of the south sa-iy.lie alfeei p
Si,us,,s1y ulltl the lifh day 20 Hertenhsr, D.
0Iroi.fIrg ne nnaieusi, iayiag tie tfaeE. llfe
fsug he road ~ The Company, and for tu'iil
necessary staifes and Workshop BIDS siia
feresffrlder these hea.is or divisions: .
Frf-F0r urnshing aH maieua N ~
way lueiuding iron, Ties. Cnairsi spir,
Ballast, etc ana idf laying the 1racL
gsf1sd--For Turn .shiuE Ne Cars ...a
ghhd--fuf iarufatIng flss neeeslarI -
building ne -iafies HId WORKSHOP 49,. 80
Bids vii D. received ior either o
Iiem- aud hlds Or The entire WORK uiu r
toto the shove three divisions Lne 49,
al 81 suF BID offered. Piaus ald apse'A -
b. seen Il ID. once q che kne.leef p
pany, S.. p. Foster, No q hofin S..eS-g -.
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WARRENs CELEBRATED
Needles and Fish Hooks,
ANDREW, CLERK & CO.,
4s MAIDEN LANE, NEW YORK,
Sole Agents and Importers.

Our former customers VII End reduction in
gold prices Of the Needles while the quail " IL al
ways kept no 70 the highest standard EnOEn 10
English Manufactures
A. c. B Co respectfully solicit q rsneWtl Of the
mercantile relations long and fsvorably esteeused
by their customers. sepl-sm
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ANNZZRN!Z2Z1

All medical men and the press recommend DIR
SrRICKLAND'S ANTI CHOLERA MIXTURE as
the only eerts remedy tor Dart Oea snd Dysen
terry. IL Is combination Of Astrngents, Absor-
bents, htimulsBts and CarIninatiyes, and is war
ranted TO effect cure a t-r alt other means have
tall6di especially M chronic eases.
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dent johnson, he was entitled TO vote
and il was 8 gross uSurpation of power
to deny him this privilege.
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SOUTH NASHVILLE
STREET RAILROAD.

/ FFWb siockholsers Of the south Nashville Street
/ haiirosd Company are hereby Doiined 70 meet
| az The onaee % Neisoa 3 Munlree, No. - Cherry
stresl on THURSDAY, Septembsr2 n, Ef 10 o'ciock
m, Tor Che purpose Il eles.tio,,s Hoard of Dree
tors 70 serve Tor ore year Stockf olders Will be en-
uted q one vote Tor ea-h share psdd for By order
o. he Board.
sep5-Ss LEROY ARMSTRONG. segy. G.
Circuit Court at MadisOnvilIe, Tenn. T.
Joseph Divine.
w @ Morelock and 3 p Handkins
IN ths cauae d ls ordered b. the Clerk tb,t ,,,
hcston he made Tor Hour Successive uesls is me
Nashville Un'on, a. The defendants are nan-resi.
dents n0tifYlng them % appear tefora H.. fsrsn,t
Court a Madisouvls, Cor Monroe county. on ~
second Monday N september next, TO sosser n
plaintiff "a 4 OF the same will Be heard ex parts
WM SMITH, Clerk,
snEll-W4t By h Robinson, DO
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-,ropz rofraz a, College street, nortb q The
- c.-. S51,.s.s-ion ven Oct 2, l51l-
1870 NELsON A MURFREks Agenis,
APpy No - Cherry street.
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For Sale.

1.-TWO comfortable trick dwelling houses, i've
= rooms, &C, each on Cherry street, south ha-1-
vile, between Lincoln Alley and Kim street. Aafiy
possession given Il de sired. Apply 70
NELSON MURFRhiE-
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DIED

At the residence Of JDo. P. White, Edgessld
On yesterday, M BESJ. n. c1FxEkfs.
The friends and a'quaintsnees cf the family sre
invited TO attend his funeral at 10 O'Clock, Wednes-
day morning from the residence OF JnO. P. White
Woodland street, Kdgefsld.
Divine service by the Rev. Jno. B. McFerTin.
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,x,.rosrsa .fsRTTN. Istsly employed a the nriaE
'noss = > - psvervoif, Is rsqlesled p send
- yasl 49, ~ ALEX. BRADLEY,
as - - Nashville, Tenn.
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Bracelets, Rings, Sets Of Jewlery &c.

mo be disposed of At ONE DOLLAR each
i without regard TO value, aud not to be paid for
until YOU know what you are 70 receive.
Our Inducements are the grestest ever onered lot
Obtaining good Jewplry at low pr'ces.
Cartfcaies OF ell the articles named IN our eircu-
lsr are put into envelopes, sealed up, and mixed,
and WHEN ordered, are drawn, without regard 70
CHOICE and sent by mail, free Of expeHse giving all
A fair chance. II will then bs at your option 70
send One Dollar Tor the srtirle or not; SAIlSEAC-
TON Il GUARANTEED in all cases. and g. there
are No BLANKS is IS impossible Tor any one TO re-
ceiye less than the value Of their money.
Our list comprises $4,000 a'neles, valued 81
from s. 10 SIPS each, consisting OF Gents and Ia
aies' sold and silver Hunting Cased watches, MI
mature Magic Spring snd snap Locke 5, Oval and
Chased cold lSraeelets Geld Pens with silver
mounted Ebony holders, Gold Pens with Silver ex-
tspson cases and pencils, Gold Tooth and Ear
Picks Chased and Stone set Rings Bosom Stuos,
Sleeve Buttons variety Of styles) California LA
rnond. Solitaire and Cluster Pins, 6ents' Masonic
Pins and Rinos Ladies' Belt Buckles, Gold Thin
Hes Coral ODal Jet and Pearl sets a Ladies
Jewelrv variety Of styles OF Ear Drops and Brooch
es Chats aine and Long Guard Chaln2, Gents vet
and Neck Chains. Geld and Jet Revolving Brooch
Is. ctr, etc
LIBERAL INDUCE. ESTs AND PREhlDAs We oner IN
forming Clubs will be seat free. Single eeruncstes
% cents i've for ST. thirteen for 81 thirty three Tor
IS, one hundred Tor SO. Our central loeshon
brings us near the most reno points, and al or,
dsrs promptly filed and forwarded by return mail
Or express.
Agents waited in every town and county.
Address PACKARD 4 CO,
So West Fourth ST., Cincinnati, ONO.
sep3 I'm
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Pareonal.

A SOAP FACTORY. siius.edt 49,, g E5ea' J s1pl1
"a Nashville 81 door porth g 80. 80 suss W.
ID 81 Public square. or 81 tbe E-eI,ly-
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For Sale.

General Agents far Tern. and soI,h a.. -.
seoond Floor. No Unlon. s.lss
. Nashrille. Teuu-
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Engineer Saw Mills for Sale

CEALED PROPOSALS. until y o'cIcrf
- tempfr luihs BY TIE undersigned, thfo75t y
ls0x 80, for the above named saw NJ nj '- Z. u
This Ml is-Oue % Owen. Lac. Dvs- .
nlA,s o. ilalll.oil, oiil9, ~ lleh cylinder, b .
The Mil Is in complete renuing oria- 81
te seen dsiiy AZ It's present locsuou Ia ~ -
lsumher f-Id on the Franklin pike, ne,r 49,
tanocg, railroad. lt Is 10 be Undsrsto5s NJ, =.
proposals sil be wade Cor The Nil add an A.
ft1f dra l0C Gtfaohai- Two additional r-uIs--
msy be inciuded IN the biis, 81 The oDt nj - p
bidder We
The Government reserves the night to p.i..
BIDS It deemed too low.
Bidders are invited 10 b. present a The 5r.-
o. the oids, and the envelope should b. 90
10 show the nature OF thu commuuicaf.on
Terms Csan 10 United States currenry-
By order Of The Chief EnEiuesr.
j. W. BARLOW
sepi-iut Cspt @, Has
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A CARD.
Wanted.

WISH 10 rent or leass for q tern Of vesrs.
/ neat. plessant resideuce IN the city within ten
roinu 81 81 the capitol A house with four or i've
rooms dss red PROMPT payment, and all possible
esre Of the premises. Gail on me a. ina capitol or
address through the Post Office, -
A. W. HAWKINS.
sep5-et Care Of Comptroller.
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For Sale or Rent.
For Rent.

CtTORF. HOTJsE on Broad street, north side, he
- tween Market and Front streets, "ouia ue
leased II desired for ten yesrs. Apply lIol,z,,.,
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from $1,000 to $4,000

YEAR cen be made By an active snd inteiI'
a gsnf man, A. Agent for Lie insurance Com
psuy one OF the hest snd most popular N ne eoun
~ To Ministers snd School Teachers this IS an
y,-arent oDno1 UNITY ADDRESS, with references,
Pcst ofice, box Csc, New York CITY.
seD5-dit wit
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For Sale.

CTOCK and Store for sale. Enquire at No sl3z
- North Summer erect sepo-Se
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Notice.

OFFICE ADAMS EXPRESS COMP ANY, !
w NASHVILLE, Sept. 4, 1855. :
,.seoM and after this date no corpse VII be re-
ceived for transportation Eth me z9th o. &c
iobsr WI N9i-' Ns0-''
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Teachers Appointed for the Hynes
RufgRguu

Teachers Appointed for the Hynes
Building.
A 5 Winter, B, d::Whe, from Rochester, New
York-Pnne pals. ~.
" w Goodwin, Nashville
Miss N Taylor, Boston, MSS 81
Miss hary holmes, Nashville
Miss Julia French, Nashville
Mis- AurelfB Wharion Nashville.
Miss Ella Dongan, Nasty lie
Miss Jol < LENA, Dsnylle, New York.
Mrs L. lea, Nashville
Miss Jennie Fleming Nashville.
o
Teachers Appointed for the Howard
building.
e Ware, ABB, Yale College-Pnneipal
3 CsldSe !. A M, Nashye-Assst mt Principal.
q A weaver, A B., Huntsville, Ala
T w Haley, Nashville ~
Miss Helen W Knox
Miss LIZZIE Spiyey
Miss -- Kelsey.
Mis- ] vines, .
Mrs Ha'eY
Miss NJ Soles, New York.
Miss V Moffatt Nashville
Teachers Appointed for the TrimbIe
school.
W murphy, A b.. tom Pontiac IL
Mics Grace kimhal, r. chester, New York.
Miss H Corbet, Nashville.
P. 5. FALL. Pres. B of E.
j. W. HoYTE, see'y B ofE.
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FOR RENT.

A large Brick Dwelling House on the Frank.
n lln Turnpike road beyond the ChsitauOoga
Railroad. Possession immediate Apply 70
NELSON a MURFREE, Agen's,
No - Cherry street.
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weare autt onzed to announce DR. E. A. HAR-
BERT IS q candidate for eoaneilmsn in the 9th
Ward.
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sos Reward

WILL. h. given a % Eagns,ss o. = ~ e.
w Hn pike. Or .si7Ii, - ~. - IL ss'..
covery 81 = st1i-a hof-1 Z. - 80 atl'e ~
49, -. - - =, he allliers l-oai ~
-. -, s..-s sa.ssrg I6ini from . ed-
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Chamber Of COmmeTeq

NOTICE ls hereby gwen thst the Annual Meet
~ ing Of TIE Nashville Chamber Of CONNER
10 heh President four Vice Presidents Secr--
tary and Treasurer are 20 he elected vii take
plsce 80 the Chsmher Rooms, IN the Masonic Tenn
pie, on Tuesday va eInoun, 40 o'clock, Sept 9th,
1885, A uil Attendance iseNpectet
A. A. BREAST, Secretary.
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The Portland daily press., 1865-04-05
Gen. Butler on the Fall Of Richmond.

Gen. Butler was called upon ut Willard's
Hotel, Washington, on Monday, by sere,
nading party, and spoke as follows:
FeIlo,o Citizens--No Nothing could give me a
greater pleasure than to meet you at any
time. How much more then to minge nv
congratulations with yours upon the glorious
triumph OF the American arms ALI honor to
the brave soldiers who have purchased BY their
Dlood the success to our arms and assurances
OF peace In the hour of triumph let us re-
member that the deluded masses of the South
are, and must be portion of our cuuntrymen.
and OF ourselves but let us also pledge our
selves that the leaders of the rebellion, who
have cost the country all this blood and trea-
sure, shall never hereafter have any political
privileges or power THE General was here in
terrupted by loud and long continued cheer
ing again to tear down the glorious flag which
waves over us. Great cheering -
The God Of justice works by means. and
perhaps there can be no more suggestive in
stance of His retribution than the fact that
corps OF colored troops, under the gallant
Wietzel, was the first to plant the flag OF free
dom over tho rebel capital Loud cheering.
Let us in this hour of high congratulation.
with the eye of a good God upon us, joy on
our lips speaking gladness, each to each, our
hands Joined in union, our hearts filed with
10Y, our souls with gratitude to Him who has
projected us as He did our fathers, swear to
sacn otner that our country, thus regenerated
anu uisenthralled, shall be forever the home
Trn Liberty, Freedom, Equal Rights to all in the
ch n, one and inseparable. Applause and
tsinad g.I Let us thank God that we have OBJ
lac w;. Ppeace, NOT by negotiation or comprom-
ioo VIII treason and rebellion INIT nv the
c1ons lisue arm OF our soldiers. and that the
terms which we shall give will be- consonsnt
with the dignity, clemency and Justice of the
nation. '4'Nee Vi 'ne
The Portland daily press., 1865-04-05
LiberalitY Of Portland.

Last week subscription paper was star'eu
to help the Ladies' Sanitary Committee whose
treasury was quite exhausted. IN snoi'
time the handsome sum of nearly Sl'oo was
subscribed for their noble and patriotic pur-
poses. -
gAt the meeting at the City Hall on Mon
day evening the subject was alluded 10 IN glow
inc terms BY Gov. Washburn, who read the
List of donors and called upon the assemblage
TO give literally for the relief of our sick and
wounded soldiers, especially in this joyful
time when we were rejoicing over the capture
Of Richmond. Our wounded soldiers should
be especially cared for, and subscriptions
should be made for that purpose to all the
charitable associations formed for their re-
Lief -LA 4lE
It was then suggested that a collection be
taken up and subscriptions received, to be
divided between the Ladders Sanitary Com
mittee, Christian Commission and Maine State
Association. The suggestion was received
with great applause and the hats were car
ried round. The result was that over 5000
was collected in money at the meeting.
Meanwhile Hon. s. E. Spring assumed the
chair, and called for subscriptions. The
people were not backward, and name after
name was sent up until the handsome sum of
$1,000, In addition to the contribution, was
subscribed. ~. t.,n.q
We give below the names of the contri-
butors. Many names of persons who sent up
money were omitted to be recorded in the
hurry and confusion, but their amounts are
included In the contribution.
The following are the sums subscribed
previous to the meeting, for the benefit of the
The Portland daily press., 1865-04-05
90, and sin no more.
AUeusTA, April 8, 1865.

0SSSn9A, ApIu o. 4SOos
10 the Editor Of the Press.
The fret act Of clemency exercised BY the
Governor and Council for 1865, towards any
prisoner in our State Prison, has occurred
1t has reached over the heads of all Offenders
Of few years standing, and embraced poor
and hitherto friendless man, sentenced ioi
life,-and who, tor nearly fifteen years. mas
been an occupant of that Unsuitable retreat.
Henry Woodbine has been pardoned. Nov.
IA. 1880. Woodbine was waited upon with a
strong force to the doors of that institution.
Fourteen years and five months after, he bids
adieu to his solitary friend Thorn, the only
prisoner remaining whose acquaintance he
made on that memorable occasion. Woodbine
is a negro, and was convicted of burglary in
Bangor. His style of business was the enter
ing OF houses in the night time, and by con-
summate skill he moved so noiselessly about,
that cat could take lesson of him. He was
the terror OF. the community. Tue romance
of Dick Turpn or Jack Shepherd attached to
him. Young women tainted at his name, and
the boys ciassed him with the heroes in this
line of the olden time. Woodbine was pow
erful negro, and for years he underwent the
horrors of the middle passage, by means Of
bolts and bars and other punishments, enough
to kill man whose physical frame did not
possess the vitality of ten common men.
The fact is, the keepers within were as
afraid OF the negro as was the community
without. The result was, that this powerful
son of Africa was broken down at last. HUI
man nature cannot endure everything. The
terrors of his prowess and ugliness were main
ly fabrications. For years this powerful Eel
low has been mere shadow of his former
self. Harmless, kind, sffectionate, he has VOL
the regards of all attached to the prison.
He is pardoned at the request of many lead
ing men in Bangor, and other parts OF the
State-judges, lawyers, people OF all classes
His patience and good conduct have at las
done their perfect work. The man has riser
above the condition of his race, and the public
ask that the forlorn prisoner may leave his cell
90 to his home in Indiana, find the remains o
his family, if he can, and die in peace among
them. The wheel rolls on. The enthusiasm
for the negro, and that he may have equa
Justice as well as equal punishment with thu
white man, have penetrated the thick walls o
the Maine State Prison. and one of the pro
scribed race steps forth free! We bid Wood
bine adieu. No more shall we hear his won't
ed reply when his health is inquired for:-
How are you to-day, Woodbine?" Bres'
God, masss, Pm almost dead" The romance
of his life has been wonderfully enhanced by
that great advance which put it into the heart
OF the people to ask that this negro 60 free
and inspired the Executive authorities to oper
his prison doors, and restore him to his family
better, but, as is evident as day, a nearl!
used up man. On DIT.
The Portland daily press., 1865-04-05
Greeley and his Peace Inflammation.


Mr.. Greeley is most unfortunate man. he
is constantly driving at impracticab!e things
Probably no man in the country has left q
more sinuous record. Early in our present
struggle he was for letting the South 90 off
Since then he has been at times for lighting il
out. Last Summer he was for paying the reb.
els for their slaves if hey would stop the war
and for full amnesty even to such red-hand-
ed traitors as Davis himself We are told that
he even went to the French Minister at Wash.
ington and urged him to influence his govern.
ment to interfere to put an end to our strug-
gle. Some of the acts of Mr.. Greeley, if per-
petrated by another man, would have secured
him lodgings in military prison-and right
fully so. The only question with some men is
whether he was rightfully allowed to 90 at
large, in consequence of his supposed mental
hallucination. 1t is hard to doubt Mr.. Gree
ley's honesty, or his earnest desire to promote
what he thinks his country's welfare, but it is
very difficult to reconcile his acts--upon the
hypothesis of honesty-with perfect sound
ness of mind and that degree Of moral cour-
age of which he has always boosted, and
which his friends have seemed willing to ac-
cord to him. m H
In an article in the Tribune Of Monday of
last week be says-and we quote it as a sam
pie brick of his latest projected peace" edi-
fce:- aa8sa aa8
"To fight longer is to squander blood and
treasure; there should be speedy peace, and
our government should Enthusiastically eyince
the anxiety it feels for an early and inal paci-
fication. The discounted rebel leaders may
hold their lives very cheap; but we, who are
the victors, should realize that all the lives
and property sacrificed hereafter are just SO
much loss to our country. We have saved
the republic; now let us try to save as many
of its people, as much OF its property as we
possibly can"
Upon this the Springfield Republican ut
ters the following sensible remark:
Imagine Mr.. Greeley preaching in this
way to Gen. Grant while Lee is making an
onslaught on his lines; or to Sherman, with
Johnston's rebels on his front. 1t is the right
doctrine to preach to the rebels, not to the
government. The republic is not saved, and
the government has no right to pause in its
bloody work, so long as rebels in arms resist
Its authority"
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The Martha Washington Society and Miss
Kings Readings.

Our fellow citizens, always ready to avail
themselves Of opportunities to do good, will,
we are sure, seize the occasion of augmenting
the means Of this excellent society, presented
In the e.ocutionary entertainment offered by
Miss King at City Hall this evening.
We expect to see an audience, equal, at
least, to that which witnessed the display of
her admirable powers at her recent appear
ance In this city; indeed, we shall be sur
prised IL much larger number do not greet
ner tomorrow evening; for her programme
~ almost entirely new, and to the gratifca-
un OF nearing her repeat a few favorite
pieces, viii be added that of witnessing her
rendering OF some specimens of American
poetry, not included in the repertoire OF any
eiocuuonist known to the Portland public.
her power Of presenting characters in dr..
masic scenes and of investing with dramatic
Interest q narrative or description will ,pd
Jul scope In the selections made for Wednes-
Gay evening The poem by Bayard TAYLOR.
read as we have reason to expect IL will he
read Dy Miss King-all its homely pictur-
esque portrayed, all its simple pathos exnros.
ed, all Its dialogue filed with life-wi,, ~ :.
central point of interest; to hear this alono
would be sufficient inducement for one 70
attend the exhibition. Then "Sheridaps
Ride" will be another strong attraction.
fortunate as she is In being associated in
our tminds with one of the noblest of men.
her brother, honored in life and lamented in
death by all true friends Of humanity she Is
not less SO in happy gifts of nature. and in
great attainments of selEculture, noble
womanly presence; graceful manner: a mn.
slcai voice, flexible and well managed: an an
preciation of meaning and ability to convey
AZ 70 ner hearers; sympathy with the char.
Ac'er mat she presents and power of az
preston more than histrionic-a mower no.
yond mere act-make her one OF the most A.
tractive, pleasing and SATISFACTORY os. nnh ~
readers. y. PuDlc
I'VE confidently expect full bou.o
take pleasure in reminding our fellow .o;,, l :"
OF her coming, and awakening in the r.,ssa
Of those who have heard her, recollec,,on.
pleasure, as well as anticipations Of new On
Joyment; and In commencing her to other,
The Portland daily press., 1865-04-05
Vhe Butter Fruits of Bad Biu,ers.

Invalid reader, do you know what nne-tenths of
the Bitter compounds you solicited by the pro-
pretors to accept universal panaceas compos.
ed Off Give heed for moment. They are manu-.
featured from unsurifed ALCOHOL containing con-
siderable portion of fusel oil. poison almost as
deadly prussic acid Ths basis of the regular tho
lures of the Materia Medica is the same Ne amount
of"herbal extracts can overcome the bad tenden-
cy this pernicous element. The Essence of sound
Rye thoroughly rectied, is the only simulant which
can be sa ely used a component of Tonic altera.
tive and anti-siious medicine. and HOSTETTER'S
STOMACH BITTERs is the only medical prepare.
ton in the world In which this article is used as an
ingredient. Hence the extraordinary effects of this
great specific. 1t gives strength without producing
excitement. No o.her Tonic does this All the or
binary Bit:ers flush the face aud effect the BRAIN
HOsTErTER's BITTERS difhse an agreeable calm
through the nervous system, promote digestion and
produce sleep. No other Tonic s, qa:ckly revives
the exhausted physical energies restores the appe-
tite, and removes the gloom and depression which
always accompanies weakness of the bodily powers.
New York House, 80 Cedar Street, MY.
3 maria d& w2w al
The Portland daily press., 1865-04-05

On. HARVEY. Having sold out my busi
ness IN Boston, have permanently located In Port
land' Me- where shall pay particular attention to
the treatment of Chronic Complaints with my new
Chemical Remedies
have cured hundreds of oasesafter all other rem
edies have failed.
Consultation Free Office 2l Congres Street,
Once hours from to IL A. NJ, andfrom 2 to 6 p.
u. feb2ldtf