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The Portland daily press., 1865-09-14

Recommendations was large excursion
of Sabbath school children from Lewiston to
this city yesterday. They visited the Islands,
and had happy time of it.
The Portland daily press., 1865-09-14
The ocean yacht Race.

ia NEW York, Sept, 10.
The yacht Fleetwing has returned, passing
Sandy Hook one hour and eighteen minutes
ahead of the Henrietta. The Fleetwing
doubled Cape May Light Ship one hour ahead
of the Henrietta. ~
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TEETH TEETH TEETH

Dr. d. still continues to Extract Teeth by ELKc-
rRIcrrY WITHOUT PAiS. Persons having de, aged
ting he would give polite Invitation to call
Superior ELECTRO MAGNETIC MACHINES Tor "a e
Tor family use with thorough instr l,tions
DIR. ID. can accommodate q lew patients with boz I'd
and treatment at bis house.
Office hours from o'clock A. " to ~ NJ from
to p. NJ, and to 0 in the evening"
u Consultation free. lT7-r noyiti
The Portland daily press., 1865-09-14

REAL EsrATE-E. M. sPatten viii sell 81
auction, to-day, one of themost eligible and
valuable lots for a residence in This city. 1t IS
on Congress Street, opposite the residence Z OF
Eben Steele, Esq, and commando one OF the
best views in the city. The SAFE will take
place on the premises at 3 o'clock, .oZ -
The Portland daily press., 1865-09-14

THE subscriber hereby gives public notice to all
- concerned, that he has been duly appointed
and taken upon himself the trust Of Administrator OF
-. DANIEL HOBBS. tsI
late Of Falmouth, in the County Of Cumberland de-
ceased, by giving bond as the law Directs ne there
fore requests all persons who are indebted TO the said
deceaseds estate to make immediate PAYMENT: and
those who have any demands thereon to exhibit the
same tor settlement to II -
@. sbD n JOSEPH s. HOBBS.
Falmouth, Sept. 8, 1866. w3waTs
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MORTAGEE,S SALE
T7NITED STATES MILITARY RAILROADS..


Washington. d. G., July 20, 1s05. !
AUCTION SALE OF ROLLING STOCK.
Win be sold at PUBLIC AUCTION, to he highest
bidder, the following rolling stock;
On TUESDAY, September 10. at the Portland Co.'S
Shop in Portland, Maine, Six i6l Looomotyc Engine
On HURSDAY, September 81, at Hinkley 2
Williams Shop in Boston, Mass, rour "a ocomc-
tive Engines. i t.la
On MONDAY, September %, at Kennett Square,
Cars, four feet eight-and-a-ha finch gage.
On WEDNESDAY, September n, al Winning
ton Del, Eightyfou (S4) Box Freight Gers rye loot
gauge. s. L ....l
TRe above stock Is all new, and OF the very est
quality. p 90 90
and cylinders 16x24 inches. They be ebanse1 10
narrow gauge at triting expense.
Sales to commence at 10 A. NJ.
Terms: Cash in Government funds.
IL. l.. Rob- NSON,
july29dtd Brevet Colonel and a. u NJ.
The Portland daily press., 1865-09-14

AT Court OF Probate, held at Portland within and
Tor the County fCurnb arland, on the first Tues
day of September, in the year our Lord eiahteen
hundred and six4y-fiye,
MARY G, HASELTON, named Legatee in o GER
Nk tain INSTRUMENT pNirporting 10 be the last win
and testament of Charles G. A. Chase late OF Port
land IN said County, deceased, having presented the
same for probate: 7ifNE
Itsods Ordered, That the said Legafee give notice
to al persons nterestcd by causing notice to be pub
lshed three weeks SUCCESSFULLY, in the Maine State
Press printed at Portland that they may appear at
aProbate Court to be heln at said Portland, the
first Tuesday of October next at ten of the clock in
forenoon, and show cause, f any they have why the
said Instrument Shout not be proved approved and
allowed the last i'll and testament ofsaid deceas
ls'sesG IA JOHN a. WATERMAN, Judge.
A true copy, ate st:
wsws7* EUGENE HUMPHREY, Register.
The Portland daily press., 1865-09-14

SA1LEp.-Stea1ner Tonowanda, which has
been purchased by Boston parties, sailed from
her wharf in our harbor at half-past six o'clock
last evening for Boston.
The Portland daily press., 1865-09-14

CoNoERr.-Our readers will not forget the
concert to be given t his evening at City Hall
by the Band Of the III , 2. s. Infantry, assist
ed by Madame Poppenb, ugs her daughter and
other artists. 1t promises " De = granu mosl-
cal entertainment, and we eA oeet the ball will
be crowded on the occasion. Lev the lovers
of good music turn out in round mum uers ana
give these musicians hearty reception
The Portland daily press., 1865-09-14

ENGINE CoMPAEY.-Tr Triumph Engine Com
pany OF blddeford, stalwart set of men, with
fine band, marched through our streets yes
terday on their return from Lewiston, whittier
they have been to pay visit to the Lewis ton
fremen. They made handsome appearance.
The Portland daily press., 1865-09-14

Peg WASHINGTON. Sept. Is, +
The Pests special Washington dis RPash
ington, has cast 900 votes out of 1000 for the
Union candidate for Governor of that State.
The Portland daily press., 1865-09-14

M. @. M. A.-Members Of the Mechanic
Association are reminded that the meeting to
make arrangements for the triennial festival
comes off this evening A general attendance
is requested.
The Portland daily press., 1865-09-14

CoopERsToWN, n. 2, Sept. IL.

Judge Nelson refused to grant an injunc-
ton in the New York Internal Revenue case
of Gusting vs.. Gilbert G. Spook, the COLLECTOR
and assessor, and the parties are LEFT to REM
ely at law. IL. "a 10
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At Court of Probate held at Portland within and
for the County of Cumberland on the first Tues
day Of September in the year of our Lord eighteen
hundred and q xty-hve: n A
BENJAMIN r. Sturgis, Guardian of John j.,
Id and James E. Sturgis, minor heirs of John Stur,
gis, late Of Corr lam, deceased having presented his
third accounts CT guardianship of said minors for pro-
bate: sef
1T aoas Ordered, That the said Guardian give no
hce to all persons interested by causing notice to be
published three weeks successfully in the Maine State
Probate Court to be held at said Portland, on the
rst Tuesday of October next, at ten of the clock IN
the forenoon and show cause, If any they have why
the same should not be allowed.
JOHN A. WATERMAN, Jadge. 81
Hi5 A true cory, attest: f9
w3w37* EUGENE HUMPHREY Reoister
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No Sigas of the Steamer Asia.

HALIFAX, N. S., Sept. 1910 P. M
No signs Of the steamship Asia; fine, clear
and calm night. 8a{sQ q
The Portland daily press., 1865-09-14

At Court of Probate held at Portland, within and
for the County of Cumberland, on the first Tuesday
OF September IN the year ofour Lord eighteen hum
bred and sixty-fiye
John I. HEARD, one of the Executors of the last
~ VIII and Testament Of Mary A. Noble Swain,
monwealth Of Massachusetts, deceasei. having pre-
sented duly authenticated copy Of the win Of said
deceased, and the Probate thereof:
II scas Ordered, Thatthe said Executor give notice
to all persons Interested by causing notice to be pub
ished tree weeks successfully, the first publication
to be thirty days at least Before the time herein as
signed in the Maine State Press printed at Portland
at said Portland on tn . third Tuesday Of October
next at ten Of the clock in the brenoon and show
should not be allowed ia this State as the last viii
and Testament of said deceased s-I,
y true copy, attest: Mss III $50, IN
wsws7s I. i EUGENE HUMPHREY. REGISTER.
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POrtlGnd Mutual FIRE Insurance
-t.t5A fAs-lH COnspGny. -.ti3fe

FTyHE ANNUAL MEETING of the PGrUaa Mu-
IL .tual Fire insurance Company, VIII be held at
their offlee, ON MONDAY, October 2, at o'clock P.
NJ. Per Order, 1900 ...,Cs "a
Sept i2-dtd Sec'y.
The Portland daily press., 1865-09-14

DT. y /. r.. Newton
w, ILL cure the Sick IN Portland, at CONt'a tSs
wv HALL, Clapp's Block, daily TOR TOUR Ncek-, ie-
ginnink TUESDAY, August 22d. at 0 O'Clock.
. 70 Cares in most cases instantaneous
Acordia Invitation to all who NOT atle 70 fay'
ieWithout money and without price"
Nomedicil.e Is given and no pain caused. but re-
lief nom PAIN from any sickness or cause certain IN
few moments. .rI l.H "eE''"
The Portland daily press., 1865-09-14

--.,.IDn. 49, and Portland to Saint Andrews,
Ax1oo5.fs-sIx Houlton, Presque Isle, and all parts
q Arc ,oo and npper, Nsw sryn sNd TRsn.v
O. At o'clock; leaves Portland same days
az oe;ce. CONGRESS Square, Boston, and 80 Ex-
.,'o,,Se street, Portland.
Change B. +. ToBIN, pr,u-,...--
SAINT 5--dim ASA DAVIS Froprietors
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MISS III. 10. RORBTNS

wv MONDAY, Sept 4th, at 2s High st. For par
dculars inquire at 80 Franklin St.
August 3O-d3ws
The Portland daily press., 1865-09-14
Thursday Morning. September "a. 1866.
PORTLAND AND VICINITY.

Rev. Advertisements To-day
AUCTION COLUMN.
New Stock of Goods--C. w. Holmes
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
Probate Notiee-Estaie of Henry d. IN McOoDD'
Grand Excnrsion-Iuesday, Sept. lstn'
Owner Wanted.
New Goois-- Eden g Whitman.
Bank of Cumberland-Sam'l small.
House TO Let-Jos. Biachard. .,ayf
Cape Lost.
House Wanted, ff .F-nuIkl
The Portland daily press., 1865-09-14

MIR. Strakosch announces with much pleasure that
iNl he has succeeded in engaging complete and eff
hcient italian Opera Company, embracingsome ofthe
complete CHORUS AND ORCHESTRA, comprising
some of the most talented Artists from New York,
with whom he will give on his way to Canada, e N
The Portland daily press., 1865-09-14

NG1FEy -OPp8sllG EzlE O1lI0I SIaIe3 Hotel,
VNTHEkE he would respectfully announce to the
w citizens Of Portland and vicinity, that he hi
years we have been in this city, have cured son
OF the worst forms Of disease IN persons who In,
tried other forms Of treatment IN VAN, and curl
patients in 50 short time that the question is onen
asked, do they stay curedq To answer tlIs question
we will say that all that do not stay cured, wi
doctor the second time, 49, d. T..
DF. D. has been practical Electrician for twenty
one years, and Is also regular graduated ply stefan.
Electricity Is perfectly adapted 70 chronic diseases in
~s.in Of nervous OF sick headache; neuralgia in
the, H. mack or extremities; consumption when
the heau,, 4agee or whoro the lungs are not fully
1 the acute s. ~hronic rheumatism, scrofula hip
iavolved; acute or ~. spinal diseases, curvature
diseases, white swellms ~useless distorted limbs,
Of the spine, contracted ,Hee. deafness, stam-
palsy or paralysis St. Vitas' d. ~neIsia, indiges-
merina or hesitancy OF speech, dJ. T7as--ve cure
ton constipation and liver complaint, D.. ~ronchi-
every case that can be presented; asthma, e.. -sla
It's structures OF the chest, and all forms Of fel-
complaints.
The Portland daily press., 1865-09-14
MUN1o1PAL couRr. snpr. Is.

Patrick Rafferty,, for breaking and entering
the gun-shop of Gilbert L. Bailey, and stealing
thereffom lot Of pistols, &C., was committed
to jail in default Of bail in the sum of $500 for
his appearance at the November term of the
Supreme Judicial Court.
= Barney Holland, for receiving the above
mentioned stolen goods was ordered to recog-
nize in the sum Of $500 for his appearance at
the November term of the Supreme Judicial
Court. Committed. ~
Michael Sisk was convicted of keeping a
hog-stye within 100 feet of a dwelling house.
Judgment was suspended w eE 81
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The Late Nj. TOmpkins.

Alta meeting Of the friends aud acquaint-
snces Of the late Mr. Horace Tompkins,
held on the evening Of the 10Th inst Maj
I J. F. Guukle was called 70 the chair, aud
c. c. Adams appointed Secretary.
The following motions and resolutions
were unanimUusly adopted
Moved by Gr. W. II. Everett that's com
mittee be appointed to draft resolutions
expressive OF the sorrow Of the friends Of
! the deceased.
The following gentlemen were thea ap-
pointed ". 4. Everett, Lieut.. Col. H. C.
Wharton, Andrew Flynn, Vim. Burus,
Wood Benson and C. C. Adams.
Moved by Mr.. Rogers, that as our Ia
menled friend had been g soldier,-a Lieu
tenant in the army o. the United States
and had served his country faithfully and
with distinction, general invitation be
extended % the different headquarters and
military departments in the city TO attend
The funeral ceremonies.
Moved by Mr.. James A. Oates that 3
committee Of two be appointed 10 accom-
pany the remains to their final resting
place in Dubuque, Iowa. Messrs. william
Barns ami David ssxen were elected.
Moved by Mr.. James 4. Oates that the
thanks Of the friends assembled, be ten
dered the members Of the press present,
for III z kind attendance.
whereas, i. has pleased God, in his in
scrIlEble and sll-Bise Providence, 70 re-
move from rs our friend Horace Tompkins.
Resolved, That ia the death Of Horace
T0mpE.us, We have lost the companion
ship Of q true, amIaJlo and generous gen
aomaH.
Resolved, That we tender his family our
heartfelt sympathy in their great bersayc-
melt.
Resolved, That copy Of the proceedings
OF his meeting be forwarded 10 the family
% The docoased, also 70 each paper in tins
city for publication.
JoHS +. GrSEEL, Chairman.
c. Z. ADAMS, Secretary.
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CityCouncn

The Beard OF Al5e.usa met last even
su-. sidout scovel II the ehsiz,
The reports Of vo5ioas city oLEcors we've
received.
The Sezscu Of iho Cemetery reported the
bars. Of ior.y-s.x white sRd sixty-ejgh'
black persons daring she month OF April.
Toisl lIs.
The Special COMMITTEES 10 communicate
With 6 2. Thomas ths. the city school
buiIiia.s Will be vacated when comps ti5Ie
with the interests Of the Government.
A resolution vas passed to appoint a
Joint Committee 70 select suitable place
as City Cemetery, the present space being
al talsz up.
There. Euat.On Of the City Cemetery Sex
toa. q. ". Newell, Ess received.
A5.n was enacted 10 pay the Revenue
CoIIeeto- Il-2 per cent on his collections
after Juue LIST.
A resolution vas adopted to Gil up and
improve 90 the streets with the fith sc.aped
from abe paved streets.
The Common Council also held s meeting,
President South gate in the Chair.
The reports from the other Board we've
received; and also various other Official re-
ports, several petitions, and the Sections
re- gustiou.
The resolution respecting the pay Of The
Revenue Collector was eOncu'rel in, aRd I
.lso the resolution to Improve the streets /
F.th street sweepings.
A resolution 70 meet IN joint committee /
eceiyed from the other Board-to elect I
revenue Tax Collector, and to receive and
ct upon the report Of the committee ap-
'Oiuted to Investigate the case Of G. ".
'0Tvell, Sexton, was coneurred IL
A. B ShanklzBd was reelected Revenue
and tho committees recommen-
alton to ezpel the Sexton was concurred
b, and Mr., Moreland elected in his place.
Al jCugued.
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NO. % DEADERrCk STREET,
&C Conrse Z Ereatmenf
MEDICINES FURNIsHED


g geAb - a. f-l v5lr ha
a sss
Ton, peru.
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Ia conformity with ualeol advertising
found advauts-sous, and indeed necessary
IN other c.liea. we have determined d COM
monce O. Business Directory 10 the 1li.n'
its vrisaud numerous circulation sitting It
peculiarly for the purpose. The Directory
vii contain the names, siirezs and busi-
uezs or profession, o.. tha5s advertising ID
it, arrauged under classified heads, IS
"Drugs," Law" DRY Goods" etc. The
subscriptions for cards % sppssr in tho
d" Nashville Union Directory" viii be
SIS for one year, Or - Tor six months,
which is the shortest period tor which
card will be taken.
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L.-E.KEI.I,s BIsrr---HrE

L4rE4 EETNt's BESrvIr.-HFE Nav pL4r.
-LsupKoeus's great new play was pro-
duesd last evening" with glo most euthu-
siEItie applause. Tbs pcics has bsea
PlE, Cd on she stage by Mr.. Fiyun 10 the
most edoeiive style, with rev scenery sad
novel mtehEnicEl contri vsnces. Etwil be
repeated his evening ior he bsusst Of
la Laura Keeue, the CITED tuthares,.
The Plot = most tarilhucIy elective.
The story most touching and beautiful. Ths
hsEd q = family takes - l.gu1--hc sbuses
his viis, who Is compelled b leave him
bis dsugh,er becomes ths prey Of l.ber.
tlne-the seiocer j. LED BY the mothers ap
pssls % oIsr marriage, wasz The druaEar.
assaults his wiie-the gr. distracted :,
his vI0lsacs. refuses her lovers oEsr an.
attempts sulrlde-:hese events b-irz ID
wrstehs3 man % rePsntEuce--hs siTas II
pledge, the wife returns 20 his home, n
daughter is married and sobri.sy b-sr
tsrk domestic peace
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Shirts at N. York Prices
X b.. THoaP5lA s1.Tt usrat.
u-zstf - CheTrT g.. lszl lltaa-
Tn sfranrers - CIllEens.

VIZ d. not profess - Be the only Physi-
elan IL the cIsy, "Who may Be found AZ h.s
of6es o. al h0Irss Gay % nighli nor -
We. iu odsriEg slr services - TIE I1vaildr
desi~s % recommend ouruelf ia preference
% oLhsr equally wei established aud sx-
rer-sucsi physicians u0r d. We PEE
tand ~ BE- inlalhbie, Or NE only man ca
ua5le 81 curing ths vario1s diseases men
toned IN our general advertisement We
Dc rot elaisn the possession 81 any t7eF,acr-
! f.sf rr-~et rcsiefies, ~ eztraoralnary cgrce-
esle t-aafmezt o. pailsatlrCsi e. az serai1is
men must kaog, thaE success N ne prae-
tee 81 medicine, does not depeud - naeh
up5u the discovery Of are resedtes, o. Hei'
/ ssoaes 81 trsatuus7lf, a. upon ne skiliili u.o
I N chose AGENCIES receasary . 3 Pe-fecf cufe
--er,d thfS can be acquired oaly ~ cape
/ rispco and patient aYPlieati7a- We rec
/ pe-tfully refer the Put'lso - our ssneri- &C.
TTs-tiseusnl. IN snaihsr pari n he paper.
OHee houra from ia the morning "a :
> 81 aiEhL l. y. OoLEsAsl a. y.
e. North Cherry ST., Stshyills, Tenn,
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W4yTrD TO TEAyEL.-Am1ug the crowd
Of rebel officers and soldiers st Capt. Good
wins Office yesterday, was one Captain Ma
lone, who objected 10 take the oath He
said that was not what he csme for. He
wanted to have pass TO leave the country.
As he appeared to be scarcely cured Of his
rsbellious ProPens.ties he lost the privilege
granted 70 his comrades, and was held Is a
prisoner o! var.
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RE-5rBEE's cOrEr--0at Of thirty cases
before TIE Rscorder Yesterday only two
Eers worthy Of mention. They we're Taos.
Williams and ,. Il. Dowdy, charged with
stealing Ae0o'sloo from al unsophistseated
country genYeraEa named Jesse Hedrss.
whom hey volunteered 60 entertain 5u,.r-
his say IN the si'y. They were h,r5 =
ausEsT 81 the criminal court.
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Circuit Court at Nashville.


Wm. o. Hol--11-l
vs.. attachment suit
y r. Msalrr
y This cause Be- appearing % The satisfaction @.
II tLe Clerk, from the LEGATION u the g-heavst
flied -ls cause l-4r the ueieultnt, r AleItIrr,
is uUu-rvs4deu- ol the state % Tenn, that the
Ordinary process O. law cannot b. served on him
it D. Therefore ordered that publication 30 made
~ the An-lf lIe Iu.-l, newspaper published lE
the city o. Nashville. for four successive weeks.
rs4u.ung the sa-d defendant 90 appear a. tire My
term 1i tile Circuit Cont Of Davidson county 70 te
held iH The CITY OF Nashville on the fih Houday IN
Nav next To PisaI, answer OF demar 10 pam
lff Ats liuegt LitL, O. The same VIII he taken
for confessed and sci lur hearing a. DI-ts.
DAVID &. LOVE, Clerk.
grr7H-gFHHH
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CHdNCEEF COURT At .SHELBY
L
APRIL RULES, ls6s

APRIL RULES, ls65.
n. S. Jones, q ls.
W fIDiuuctOu Bill.
v llsm G0sjng, Ct ais.
1T appearing 70 the satisfaction d the Clerk sna
Master mat ths defendants, rancss hoss Aud J-lf
U. JsrElngt0n, are non-rezldenls Of the sIste q
Ieune-sFe, Erd RESIDE IA parts unaEnOEn. 20 inst
the ORDINARY process ii iAs cannot he -e-ye8 EIou
tl-m DC j. therefore ordered ~ The JleTi sni "a A.
Ter that publication L. usae 10 TIE Nashville lLl0r,
news paper published DO the city Df Nashville, h.T
four success We Wee-s, repairing the FAD dff-Da-
ants 10 appear a. the uerI tenn 81 The LlalceTy
Court, 70 10 be - tle Courl house Ia the Town o..
Saeluyvlle, on the nr-t Monday alsT tIe iuur D.
Monday m August, lsb5, % plead, answer, or de
ur 10 complainant tsl OF iEe sane UliI - taE %
for confessed S. % them, sui sci ior h-aung ~
pare. LEWlS TILL.AAN, % 4 s.
h. C10PEE. Solicitor. tnsf7-4ts'
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EI.t5r NasEviAe ts.eas
II The Hon. JoHE HvsH slrFE, Never Of
THIS city, VII allow Ia Eans - Be run a.
sesndidsss for congFess IL ths Coagres.
tiolsl District be can be elected. Wskops
be VII IVn. DAyI9 CoVAET,
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Rsgues Or Flrus giving a thelf Name bnsl1szs
vi D. eHtrs5 20 pTsseseaos IN Ere Fol ciea-
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TO TIE LADIES.

We would respectfully AK the HftenEon Of Lrdiss
70 TINS new universally ponLisr hair ureuarauon,
and remind them o the well estsbl shed lacl that
many q the hair tones n vogue are not only pos
eress for good, but absolutely psTnI-ious snd too
often DESTRUCTIVE N their Infaenre upon the growth
o. the hair. The Lon1ou HsIr Color kestorer q"
contains 10 substance tha WI cog the pores. tut
it does contain real nOurshnre for TIE vsszeIs
from y hcn IL roots spung. thus rendering TIE rs Q
truly elegsnt snd beautiful IN every p@rgd ol lie.
On chlid-eu's beads q lays the foundation % good
szble.
Doc 10; 81 Hat. B2sae., o. he fHsgf Lana.
Il is the only srtesfed article tl-t VII atsol.teIv
~ hJut -p10a, restore tls nEir 20 IL or7rual
color ald beGuty, cansins L 70 grow where Il hss
q en- Of or become tnln- Prce 81 p per bottle
Sod By Dr. ssayne Son, 80 North SIKH Street
PhilA
wI.&C v. ENITH.
Cor Church snd Vine strests, EzshVils.
ulaya-9ru-tu a. at
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Estrays.- -DayidsOn County.

VAHsN u1 hs g. ". McNurray, one sorrel FL
L icy Tva-- odd ia.s slraE, l8 bands tao or >
--ls- Ga, -lll az sn,f 1isze face, come EEay
hairs ra-g r 1Eruaa Also one brown mare Insle
o. Gsll- s inches ia, Go I4-l - e1.eT- Tcl nose
Al-1 4ue trosl h1r-v mule, - hHu1s inches high
via sla- r1-e- Z be Alley valued - s. tie maze
I-lllis s. sl-5, and the horse mule 81 $50.
TAKEN E2 fv P, C. PuTtle, q brown male, stout
y yesr- oIa, STOUT % hznds hlkh. VIII b stripe
over hl, sLgl. reI-, few white hair 90 tie JET,
SIDE ui DIS le .E, BIS night SIDE and rlup, slue CT
Els E1- "a l lurle RESIDES 10 District No. l.,
o. Ihe L.HHH.l E.ae, shout 8 miles from NsSly De-
mayo--E=s ALkN- NOD ANLEL, Kznger
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Bound Woiunaes

A Gs-h supply o.
LIFE OF
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" CHINCERT At C4RTH4GE


John / Areui-il, ADM. &c and Others,
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ordinary presses ar laT csuult be- served mon
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mac fog iolr Consecutive weeks N the Nashville
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