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New-York tribune., 1867-02-15
WARD & Co.,
No 81 wALLST, EBw.YORK
DENNSYLVANIA STATE LOAN.
PROPOSALS ZOE 4 LOAN OP *21OOO0Oo.
An Ac h create loan redemption Of be over due bonds Of the


loan for The redemption Of ihe over dne BONDS Of The
Wl,a, The bonds Of the ConoSeth certificates Of
indebtedness Amounting hre nlons oi dosis b''e "th
a Wsr,as desirable that the should he rad, and with
srcTo4 n, enact t u, senag Of Representatives
oJt Commonwealth o fea yloana 90 enegL A.ss'6.g @a org
and state Treasurer be- and are htoy sa,,o' aap
and with sh notice tno s han o aays % n may o." AT
lars aa1 isc certificates Of oin or o"hi, o. tlt a. % @
same soaring usrrst at laia no rteIuf 'i ,s' , i S
J & rtstrver for Sat, nnepa or local purposes and
,abie ss oiovs naa,. Fy millions dollars PAYABLE at
n' tv 's5r and within ies ss', & ,,n m'n, & u ~, Sa @
hon dollar, TINE at.r tetn ,rs 1rs s!hl tse.y 1--WE
Auor Gea'rA and rste tlf ooss OF e
Ambition General and to BE- tansaee o. 1ns % % % % @ SpIia
the proee, whole Of vbeh loan nwDg premiums :, es'sIa
@ @'S1 s. 90 u 'T ne.sn :. "s s Of the .GS
~ . l, l % m nd \, 70 Tr,agnSf and agansd gb-
G bidder Proed That hereby Authorized to be iAutd
'hS s o T. ior. A. Of the stat and rses indebtedness,
do '1 S b. saS 's taa 10 e,.3, .n ' a ~; S % Trr nay
prescribe and eygry bes Tor The lan nov ',h' fea 70 ., % ~
q utehiednes Of tie Commonwealth ,, ,,.
That al tcs eseciios adhsi Ato gluiaLt @ agfnts
as,,rs. ,i (rhIrel afte state ar moncy hereby
authodis bid for leby authorized 70 b. as 9la 70 '"r
L ~ aud "a receive e bonds a5ihorea " 't issue" " TINS
SIC ANY person or persous standing the sdHeary rpaey stated
20 ih tonn section Of ihi se, 'n" ma, [ 80 " % ~ or invest
prrui1r not eEe~etnz tscG per ceuiun ,,,i.
and the Of ifs act H the uoiGs o WIS
Ioumov shall pad 90 W the order either maturity.
81 this Commonwealth not Yet cue sbt
stsnnt nm Stale municipal local taxation afifr the hFtrs uf
Isaa thousand eight larr'd AID sixty even 'h-H have
been paid ,.----...,... -.
Sft al eling portions ihsoi infon's''nt here
.,,i .5, b,,,U, rt,si,a JOHN + GLASS,
Speaker 81 Tie House o' Rep stntatives
1. ". HALL.
sseI ~ the Sennte.
t h ..,,rd l,v f Petary one thosand hundred and
slIt,. seven 'oi'' y "-'.,,i ...i.a
Proposals will tir uf,t 81 th' STATE reasurt n ~ Wy
- ,nul Pennsylvania. until o. O'Clock ~ ~ t ISL da o Ag
90 be- horse fuiov Proposals o ftuAl olA''
Loan tr,asuu Department Harrisburg Penn, u a
Hs be- %5o'Nto rmlufsane n years ana pay
rrinhrrsatc u years md payable 10 10
tcfrs and mbursahr 5 and PAYABLE n - years
Tho m Of iut,r,s per at ahunm "hlfI mus ~
,tuily afVnntaf
will No less than viii o" consder'a me
r1 aud sch higher sums AZ dsso ny
q fee fuu STATE local arG mutgl"i Lies
h, Commonwealth o PenLsyv VIII " ~
par payment the bat b~s must state whether
dt, i1 or afoIesaid
udsu, b, trtev,u bcs paying m cash OF over
An, 80. JOHN ". GRAR
tovsmor of Pennsylvania
JOHN B. HaRTkANFE
AudiiorGenera
W II. KEMBLE,
stat. Treasurer
YB-So Bev,raTer publishing the aoye unless AHAod vii re
I'VE
New-York tribune., 1867-02-15

broadway and Great Jones-st, looking In awindow lie
saws he was induced 70 steal by bad boys whose company
he kept
CALExDAR FOR To-DAY.-Edward McCabe, James Don
ahue Jas T. Kennedy, Wilhemna Whelms' LOUIS Blu
tong owen GeOghecan, John Rogers Julius Berllher'
william Varley, John Mulligan Hugh O'R0nrke' Assault %
and battery John G. Hass hOmicide Randolph L. Prln-
Toae persGnatug an officer; Dixon Garrett Hallcous
mischief Thomas Rooney violation balIGi act S|ti
Dnffy unsafe building: VIM c. Clark, Edward Netue'
ship petit larceny Patrick Downs, violation D1oA NV
John Fesselmeyer, fraud; Samuel Iydc' VIII y. hilioi
violation barrel act: Isaac ROscdac, using metal u'c9
Michael Murray malicious mischief Pdtnck burns, & ia.-
rck Mccartney, John Farley, Joseph Costello leonlOuS
assault and battery.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-15
The CHICAGO Republican of Tuesday says ::

The Chicago Republican OF Tuesday says:
The money market to-day more active than nj the
close of last week but there material change IA
ia rendition In quarters deposits were sad 10 De
heavier and business more active; but there ~ also an
Increased demand for discounts and the market wa st
nuite close and stringent. There change, now
ever I'm the rates OF discount The baDkt discounted
snaringy 10 their customers at 10 per cent per ah
hut the street brokers are still dscountng paper ~
ne ce Mt per month The market for Eastern eNchaDee
today was very firm, but there was no change m tStes
Ronnd lots were sold among bankers AT 25c premium
int counter rates steady at par buying ana lo'
MUM selling.
THE Cincinnati Commercial Of Tuesday says;
Exchange comes I'm slowly IN the regular course OF pts
peqs and bankers accumulated no more IMAM u ~,
frou1 day 10 day, The market has been clOse
make N necessary for some TO allow JV, P.
remum i'm their purchases and yet currency & nh - ds
ned to he so much OF an object generally az 70 20
sirabIe 10 keen Eastern balances ~ low as
fhst there have been purchases an ses on t1 81 ys
day al l2Oc premium. The money ~ o'Id ore t6s
acguire that relief that was antciFat non baiances
Currency comes IN slowly and CO.. hti1 w uuh uhld The
nave moi r1iu up as 10 expected ul t5 WI Tho fall
dcnand for money from merchants n ps ~ . seern
I'm of I'M the necessities Of the pofk Iiucs 0f
g., ,o-e ieft any epccal vacuum ~ .He ird..d
tbe hanks rbe Eymptoms OF groNhg % oS. 2 nav ~ wsTe
been les marked during the past Aoh ,n, t,liy
duIlDg tbs preceding Aoney nIe~s'' ~
New-York tribune., 1867-02-15
THURSDAY. Feb. ll-P. NJ.


Gold closed at 1861, after selling at 1916.
Government stocks are again higher for all Sorts
the advance ranging from OH 7.3Os 10 on the old
5-2Os In Railway mortgages a small business. Bank
shares are firm The Railway share market Is dull
and dropping and there Is for the moment no dlspO-
stion TO buy for investment, upon speculation Tor
an advance. The bulls" who ruled the market by
extended pools" III the late panic so crippled IN
their pockets and so much demoralized as to make
"poolsD avoided in the future. The morning board
prices show a fall Of per cent in Pacific Mail u IN
Michigan Southern, % in Erie Common, Il in Rock
Island, and fall of 3Gls la the rest of the
Western shares. After the call and at the Second
Board prices were lower, and at the close were as
follows New-York Central, 100al00s Erie 56tG56.
Reading, lO40lOii; Michigan Southern, 72G723;
North h-Western, 36GS6. Northwestern Preferred,
67aG7! Rock Island, 97l G97s Fort Wayne, 976@s.
Money is more active and five per cent loans are
exceptional. AT GG7 all new business is down, in-
cludng loans upon Governments 10 best borrowers.
In Commercial paper no change in rates. Best
names sell at 7G7l per cent Banks are looking with
less favor upon call loans secured by miscellaneous
cOaterals of doubtful value, and putting balance
into Government stocks which unite higher interest
with the most perfect security to be had.
Exchange is steady at the following quotations
London 90 days, 10Ss sight, 100! commercial 1914
a1OS long, 51s1G517l short, 516.G515 Antwerp
| 5.2l!G59O; Swiss, 52l!G5.20 Hamburg, 36!a3Gl
Amsterdam, Al l!GAs Frankfort, HtGG!; Bremen,
/ 7s,079 Berlin. 721a72!.
rreights are firmer The engagements 10 Liver
Pool are 1000 bush. Corn Of CID. 40 baes Cotton
New-York tribune., 1867-02-15

FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS or THE CENTRAL PACIFIC
RAILROAD CoMPANYInterest at the rate Six per cent
per annum IN GOLD, payable In the City OF New York
For full particulars apply to or address
FISK u HATCH,
Bankers and Dealers in Government Securities,
No NaSsau-st., ". Y.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-15

PETROLEUM ~ dul aud heavy We quote ''Wit III
lsg IN bafrcs and ~ l5c ~ bulk, Eefned 10 bond -lc
for l. o. 2Gt a21c. Tor do "a Nt', y tt io J. uO TO-
Ygtc for S. w.. aud Jlc. Tor +. W.
RICE remains dull and prices uominally unchanged
sTEARIN-Wc note Files Oi Zlouo bs.' mostly Iast
evening at lie, which 10 above the puco demanded 10
dny. D.
SUGAHS-Thcro has been very fan business doing m
Raw and the prices obtained show steady market sales
hhds ~ iOi HlOic for Cuba ne ioi Iot" lco
and Q bags superior Manila ~ lgic. Refined are dul
sEEDS-A limited demand ior Timothy 5tcd M - '"@
a. ST. Rough FLAX Seed 10 quiet Ht Y '5dN tu per nns
Soycr seed h I'M fair demand at l3Gl5c for New, and li
al2lc for Old Calcutta Linsccd Is hriu al " iO4N 49,
gold. ~ Boston and here.
sTALIOW-Tho market is quiet, but hslders demand
iltc. for Prime -.,..
MHIsKY-The market ls steady, but NOT acuV'i sh's
of state to arrive 3lo, and western s ilfm al Sc
New-York tribune., 1867-02-15
Total............sn.2 .2a. .ln s.1gl.aOO A.2I2,asO

The total bullion brought down from the Nevada region
for the year was given In our annual report sl525
9ts The balance came from mines not embraced III the
table and from those which made report The result
H. that TQI 400 dividends has been paid 20 the stock
hoidcrs of seven mines OF whichthc yellow Jacket
In tnc early part Of the year called FOR SlSOU Thus
those seven mines have gwen sl6lt0o proit 70 theii
The market value Of those mines have increased ~ fol
in Eah
New-York tribune., 1867-02-15

32tc; Farm. Mech, SOC. Corset Jeans-AndroscOggn,
lJc; Bates, I4lc: Naumkeag, 2lc; Pepperell, 22sc
Wooden goods continues dull and prices weak nOtwith-
standing the reduction In the supply from the mills.
There is rather more movement IN foreign goods but
this branch sympathses with the general depression The
present demand chiefly upon light fabrics adapted
for but iObbers show disposition 10
asserting their stocks IN other classess of
goods
New-York tribune., 1867-02-15
PpCpIpTs or pRODUCE.

FEB. H-6,240 bbs. Flour, GG4 bbs Whisky, 2235 sack
Corn Meal 800 bush Corn, 3,s00 bush Oats, 90 busi
Seeds, q pbgs. Ashes 0lS pkgs Beef T2 bDs FORK 6O
pKgs Cut Meats, ,22 pkgs. Lard, az Kegs Lard ll6
Dressed Hogs, 3gD bDs Petroleum, 1858 phss Butte
l534 pkgs Cheese.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-15

much ~ heretofore namely I09i2 per cent for accept
able customers paper 1908 for select ontsde offerings
and high as per cent for such any question
Of doubt in regard TO prompt payment
New-York tribune., 1867-02-15
SlnanrlaI.
COUTH- WEST PACIFIC RAILROAD Co.
y SEVEN PER CENT.
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS.
80. .Ooo,OOo IN COUPON BONDS
OP
gBI 600 EACH.
TWENTY YEARS TO RUN.
PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST GUARANTEED BY THE ATLANTIC
AND PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY,


AND PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY,
b. property valued at s7O0 consisting Of 90 miles oi
completed rich agricultural and mineral lands
(y provision Of The mortgage when lands are
sold 10 the amount Of 1850 fund for the redemption
Of like amount bonds which so received ny the Company at
PAR payment laud This land being disposed Of ct rates
Of from IS 10 so per
The remarkably saubrous and The temperature the
same as Virginia The Winters and stock oan he
kept on range year through For particulars respecting lands
address Col A. ALBERT, Land Agent at 81 Lors Mo.
This Company recently merged with the Atlantic and Pacific
Railroad Company having land grant Of 5OcO Of thereby
adding 10 the fullest to the security Of these Bonds
The road Company, when completed will form direct
and railway Lous To San Francisco shorter BY @
miles from Pachc than by other route
present Of bonds limited amount now offered for sale
at the low 80 per subject sdyaree at tie opicn d the
Company.
For further particulars apply 10
New-York tribune., 1867-02-15

at 3d. and per steamer 800 bales Cotton at Id. To
London 1900 bush Barley at Cd, and 1900 bush
Peas at 3D. To Rotterdam. 1000 bbls Petroleum and
Spirits Turpentine at 5s. Gd.96s A bark was char
tered to Valparaiso at a round sum.
The business of the Sub-Treasury was: Receipts
$2,744053 20; for Customs $377 600 Payments, $685.
$50 10 Balance, Sl5,19243l 10; gold notes $3l oOo
The following l. an official statement Of the whole
amount of compound interest notes yet outstanding
and also of the amount yet outstanding which falls
New-York tribune., 1867-02-15
s11oo 80 % 80 IA d tlleoI, ID b

The circular of Massrs Woods u Cheeiman gives
the following interesting table Of the dividends and
assessments of the leading mines Of Ne'ada IN the
New-York tribune., 1867-02-15

COLLEGE EXHIBIIIOE.-IAe oaniOT Exhibition of
nc New York College VIII take place Gt stOnWay Han
ela HJidayl evening
New-York tribune., 1867-02-15
Marble Mlanifle

NTARRT FIXED 81, ATE EMANTELS-Snpeno
INI Ia aDpearanee more durable ball tns pns g.,
STEWART No sos SIth-aVe-, between Soeh = e -,
MARBLE MANTELS.-The best O place PA. .e, ~ .ns
- @ @ me-, ~ "a KLABBRs MARBLE WohAs No ~ .ss S
18th at near alave n Y hanteh Pal W 10 ~ y. ...--
New-York tribune., 1867-02-15

American Adams, United states ana wells, faiRO az
Cor Stocks, at LOWEST RATES Orders for par
chase and sale in all OF above securities solicited
n B.-HoldeTs Of Merchants Union Stock sending for
ward for sale must ndOrse each receipt, and attach
power OF attorney, signed IN BLANK except as to the
number of shares.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-15

BOoKsTAvER, THAYRR d SIOssoN, BANNERS AND
BROKERS No. II Broadway, Ncwlork, Dealers III Gold,
Government Securities Railroad, Express, and Mining
stock.
Members Of the Board Of Brokers and Mining Board
will sell Merchants lmon Express Stock, follows:
New-York tribune., 1867-02-15
TIE MARKETS.

SOUTHWEST PACIFIC RAnRoAD,-See advertise
ment under Financial"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-10-29
How Brooks Got his certificates.

Mr.. CoyER:-In your paper of last
week you make this statement; The
only respected aud weighty obiec>
tons to BM are his alleged want
of educational qualifications" then
you ask, as he qualified a. to schol-
arship," and with the evidence OF Ger.
tain testimonials you propose to
crest the issue with the people"
While | am sensible of the sublime,
angelic modesty which Mr.. Brooks has
displayed by employing a Notary
Public" to blow for him blast on
"Renown's obstrcperous trump" /
do not believe this issue ought to
rest with the people until they have
heard few notes which Mr.. Brooks
bugler failed to sound.
In the spring of &C, when Mr.. Pur~
man was holding al examination in
Boscobel, Mr.. Bro ks went to him
and tcld him that ere were no 9th
er days that he could devote to the
grading OF the classes in the rooms
OF the several assistant teachers, and
hence be could be present at the eX-
animation only now and then during
the two days, so, when the examina-
ton closed on the evening Of the
second day, Nh Brooks had just
managed to write up the several
branches for third grade certificate.
lie then asked what hs should do
about the higher branches, as he
wished to receive first grade certif-
cate, Mr. Purman told him that he
(Purman) had bundle ofpapers yet
to examine, that to do this would
probably take him till midnight and
that he Brooks could meet him at
the hotel and write up the other
branches during the evening. He
agreed to meet Mr. Purman at seven
o'clock, but did not arrive ill nearly
nine; and then, after writing answers
/ to one branch, Mr. Brooks pretend
ed to be unwell, said that he was
too sick to write, and asked per-
mission to take the questions to
his room and when he had written
the examination, forward it by mail
Mr. Purman told Mr.. Brooks that nc
teacher, Of sufficient culture to know
what was right and honora BILE il
such matters, had ever before aske
that privilege, that it was opposed t
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-10-29
ENNGR HOUSE.
ParosI. WISCONSIN

w. W. Hodges. Hrop +.
have tatcn and reiurnished the above house. My
table, viii supplied With the best the country can
soord goad barn is attached 80 the premises At
tsnffvs ostrrs always hand. The travelling public
,,iH find il to their benefit "a gre NE call.
potosi " is, Oct. n, leos 2mo
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-10-29
HOTELS.
n. CARRIER, Proprietor.

CARRIER HOUSE,
WIS Avenue, BOSC0BEL, WIS
4 CARRIER, Proprietor.
Mead, provided before Car time, and Patrons assisted
with baggage Promptness, aud no delays, at tht
Carrier House. Sdblifq attached.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-10-29
s ssx VOL. 10, NO. q

. Iathcila, 70 your WOFue ny
heart responds,
But know, my deav, there be som,
names not there,
Saved>haply saved Is Us, BY bair'i
breadth.
From year to year they'll drop into
their graves,
So many threads of life have been I'M
stranded
BY wounds and fevers, What We car
we must
Do quickly for them, lest tbs time
be flown.
Pamela. | have heard my father talk
Of demagogucs and say we have q
few.
All men detest them, yet they some
times lead.
What if such men should chance to
get the power,
And overinrn the peoples dearest
plan.
r But how can that be !? If the
people wish
G an they not keep their soldiers from
neglect?
S. You do not understand-I've
heard him speak
OF primary meetings, caueuses, con.
ventlons;
Whatevers done in them is deem ed
binding;
A man would not be lyoal to his par
ty
Who would bolt their action.
2. | guess I'd be disloyal to a
caucus
That dared to be disloyal to the PEG,
pie
And turn wounded soldier from his
office
I'd teach these demagogues that rule
the caucus,
That they may run their caucns on a
bar,
And then they'll have to get their
caucus off
Into the current of the peoples will,
Loyal to party and to country trai,
tor
S. Come! Come Pamelial let us
drop the subject.
1t rifles our blood to think it possible.
We often fret our possibilities,
And sit supinely under flat disgrace.
Let's vent our spirit when occasion
meets
GLORIOUS.
People Of Grant county, know
All these things have come to pass.
Now We wonder, why tbs so.
Snakes are hidden in the grass.
Wolves and foxes prowl by night,
But there comes the rising sun
And with his truth telling light
Shows the hideous work they done.
Then men track them into their dens
By the feathers Of their hens.
People of Grant county wonder
Who it is that has control
Who it was that made the bIundcr.
Look into some corner hole;
There you'll find it cut and dried.
There your heroes set aside,
Men in whom you take pride,
by lne IOXe5 you uetcsI,
And the wolves in sheep skins drcst.
You may find cur or two
Counting influence with the pack,
Disappointed ours which you
Sometime patted on the back
Some things snapped and some things
sold
They have got, at last, a hold.
Old Grant county sent to war
Thrice thousand noble men.
Ev'ry field their valor saw,
Prison damp and rebel pen,
She was terrible in fight,
Terrible for freedom, right,
Waved her banner DER her men.
Old Grant county has her dead
Honored, loved and treasured.
Who would dare to spurn their dust?
Grant preserves it--sacred trust
+" For says she, =" it is but just"
Grant has living heroes too
To their wounds she will be true
Clear the track ye selfish crew
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-10-29
oo0 SHEEP FOR SALE.

effar for sale my flock Of sheepyoung, healthy ana
,,se than half bred spanish merno-aso, fun bred
.nanish merino buck Win sell altogether or in lots to
suit purchasers. D.,,,,n
Lancaster, Aug. %, 1867. 1. NJ. BAhbEk.
12-tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-10-29
From for resident Of Grant County,
GRANT COUNTY POLITICIANS.
THEY ARE UNMAsKED.

[ShiIoh- Scene battle feld-the dead and
wounded lying about-Terrible cres-ArtiI
lery heard in the distance-Enter disting-
uished citizen of Grant County, Wis.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-10-29

JNathap's old store has heed redted up for board
ins House and Grocery Store aud is prepared to
keep Ioatders. Meals prepared at all hours,
JOHN W00LSrENIIOLM
Ianc,st.r January s, lS66-tl
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-10-29
MANSION HOUSE.

LANCASTER WISCONSIN,
MRS MARY HYDE SONS, Prouriet-rs
Thankful for the dattern patronage heretofore cx
tended o. the MANSION give notice that this House
win he well kept heretofore by the subscribers
rl, Stable the premises is 81 the best in
country. MARY Hl DE x SONS.
yitei0-ly.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-10-29
TAFTON uOUSEt
NEW ARRANGEMENT.

G., M. AO'2Gt. PrOprietor,
Has leased for % wears the we'll known II alton
Hei-e 81 and hereby informs the travelling pub
IA, that every paius viii be taken make All who may
..tl4 on HIM comfortable and at home.
as careful hstler Always around there viii be
ma ti,cessi rs cor any tn rMtch up his team.
bloomington May H. tSe5. lys
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-10-29
WALKER,

NOTARY PUBLIC AND LICENSED CLAIM AGENT
Brttssa thaop, Gta'a county, Vas.
WI ttend 60 pertectins ali kinds Of legal documents
c5HvelUnces Nc, ana prosecuting Claims against the
Omitted states oI Bounty, Pensions and other dues.
~ Applications made direct with the Department.
Charges re unable ANA belc according a. law. 47-tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-10-29
NOTARIES PUBLIC.
Jesse BROOKS.

Jesse BROOKS.
NOTARY PUBLIC, TAFTON, WISCONSIN.
Agent for War Claims and Bounties Land Conveyanc
en- viii prepare and acknowledge Deeds and other legal
papers. Real and Personal Estate Agent All Of
blanks kept on hand for any business.
Collections promptly nude and paid Revenue
stamp, always ON hand.
Taston. April 3i, ls6I.-43-tf
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-05-17
Valuable Hotel Property for Sale

tNHE Oxford Rouse, pleasantly situated in the vii
L lage OF Fryeburg, Oxford county, Maine. Is Of
Tered Tor sale at bargain, il applied for Soon.
The House is large, in good repair. with furnit,sI
and fixtures throughout, together with all necessary
oatbuillings.
For flil particulars inquire OF
HOkATiO BOOEHBY,
Proprietor.
Or Hanson & Dow, 545 Union st. 7--'- 4. .
prua hmm CafaE. 40 70
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-05-17
E5ectic Medical IIuiPin0gy,
fftS H'HE LADIES'
ROBBINS
Vegetable panacea.

F there is Panacea in the world it is this prepa-
ration 1t Is safe and simple, particularly useful
as convenient family medicine, in sudden Colds,
Feblile Attacks, Hoarseness, Sore Throat Coughs,
Crainp and rheumatism, Sprains, Pains in the side,
stomach, bowels, or other part Of tie body, Head
ache, ioothacbe, Cold hands and ieet, DiarrlGa,
Dysentery, Cholera Fever and Ague Chiiblans, &C.,
&c. Ii rarely fails to bring out the eruptions in
measles and canker rash and these diseases
often cured with this Panacea alone. And for that
most terrible of all diseases, DIPPTHERIA this prepa
ration has not its equal in The World.
This medicine is of recent date, but has been
tensiveN used for the cure of the various diseases
for which 1t is recommended, and it has proved
over a wide country, its immense superiority
every Panacea known. 1t is the best Pain Expeller
in use; is highly recommended for The nstantane-
Gus relief of all pains AMI aches the esh is subject
to.
All persons who are subject to SORE
THROAT, which, neglected, is very apt to result
in that dreadful disease, DEFsaTIIEkssA,
should have this simple remedy continually by them
particularly those living away from medical aid.
Directions with each Bottle. Price SIS cents. Sold
by dealers IN Medicines everywhere. Ask for 'ROB-
BINS PANACEA,' and take no other.
Prepared only by L. NJ. ROBBINS, ROckland, Me.
Sold byG g. Goodwin &Co., 3OdanoverSt. Boston, j.
W. Perkins a. Co, W. W. Whipple a. Co. and II. II.
Hay, Portland, Wholesale Agents. Apr 17-tl3m.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-05-17

NEVER KISSED A WHITE GIRL--Some time
ago planter short distance from Memphis
gave party to the young folks in the neigh
borhood.
1t was gay time, and in the course of til;
evening the boys and girls played torfeits.
While this was going on, it Glanced that the
son of the planter, nice, modest fellow, had IL
claim forfeit Of some of the girls, but he wa,
overcome with diffidence
go ahead, john" said the planter, "and kisj
some of the girls" t
John hitched from one foot to the other
blusbed, and finally blurted out:
II never kissed white girl, father" -
The laughter that ensued may be imagined