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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-08-07

BH-We hardly take up paper pub
lished elsewhere, where elections are
about to come Of, that we do not find
Tennessee held up as . warning to all.
So much for the Radical government Of
Tennessee It is bad enough to be re-
duced to extremity, but to be disgraced
withal is even worse. IL there is any
redemption, any improvement possible,
we shall be glad TO see it. We hear that
some Of our Radical leaders themselves
stand aghast with the ruin they have
wrought, and propose to bear sway with
mild hand. We shall welcome the
reformation. There is room enough for
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-08-07
DR MAGGIEL's Pills
Eaeh Box comm lNeLTe 7

On y ILLlI ID n UN3-'
81 NorIcE.-Nono Ecnuine without th'
Eravci trade marx around sch rot ~
signed b. DOCTOR J. MAGdIEL. New Y
TO counterfeit which is felony.
a. Soil hy al respectable Dealers in J
icinof throughout the United States and G
DIS. al 8 cents per box OF pot.
"COuNTEHrHfrs Buy 10 NaEEiel ri.
Saive with a little PAM hlet inside the
They are bogus. The genuine have name
Haydock on box With name Of j. MaFEieI
d. The genuine have the PIN surrounded
white powder" T.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-08-07

p6- We we're favored with a visit yes
terday from our old friend Col John c.
Abbott, formerly an editor at Oxford.
Miss, and now Of Walden, in that State
He is one of the old time, genial sort,
who used to sing Tippecanoe aud Ty-
Ter TOO with vim. May bis shadow
never GROW less.
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

The friends and acquaintance Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jacob Weller are respectfully invited to
attend the funeral Of their daughter, Florence
yirg.nnea, from theirresidence on Main street,
near Talbot street, tomorrow Cthe sthl, at .
o'clock pm Carriages at Flaherty & Weschs's,
uudertakers, 81 Union street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-08-07

neA. There may be some consolation
fsund in the fact that the more dignifed
and sober Radical organs north, do not
count the recent triumph OF Drownlow,
ism in this State as a party success
Agrarian and proscriptiye as the policy
of northern Radicals is, it seems to have
cut loose from BroWnlow and his miser-
able co.laborers, and TO look upon him
as the black sheep" oftheir very black
flock. The Chicago Tribune admits
there is great danger of uisgovernment
in Tennessee, through the rule Of debased
negroes, agitated and led by still more
debased whites" The Cincinnati Com
mercial speaks Of the result of the con-
test in very dubious terms, and thinks it
may possibly be a blessing in disguise. "
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-08-07
TRUSTEES SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST.
ID executed 70 me on the 18th day OF May;
In tie Registers once Of Shelby county, Ten
nessee. in Record Book No. %. part ltt; pages
So, 35s and 80. 70 which reference y hereby
made. For the purpose Of paying the debt
therein secured, Will
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GRAND GIFT ENTERPRISE
no sDsa5a S. Off, ra1s GOOD
PEI OLE NIX HOT Ell


rJNHE FOLLOWING GENTLEMEN HAVE
i kindly consented to. take charge of and
control the drawing, with the distinct under
standing that we are to have nothing whatever
TO do with it. Viz: Ex-Gov. j. +. Robinson,
Georgetown. Kys General John B. Houston.
Lexington, Kv.; lion. +. X. Hunt, Lexington,
Ky; Hon. y. L. Beck, Lexington, KY; Il. ID.
Sayer, of d. A. Sayer q Co.: bankers, Jas. A.
Grinstead, OF orinstead * Brady, Bankers;
Judge S. s. Goodloe, Thomas Mitchell, Esq,
Cashier FIRST National Bank, Lexington, KY;
NC johnson, ESQ.,, President Northern Bank
of Kentucky. G4A 4la 1s
Ten per cent. premium will be allowed to
any person getting up a club of ten or more
subscribers, to be paid either in Engrayings.
when the money is received, or in money when
the drawing is completed. sfgV0
All money as received will be depostedin
bank and held until the drawing takes place.
If the enterprise should not be completed, the
money will be refunded to the purchasers OF
Engravings. 4lc 3-t % r,,uo ..lN
Write to us for prospectus giving full Partic-.
ularg. Agents viii be appointed in all parts OF
vi II fSGRAVINGs SIS EACH. and certificate
given to each purchaser of an Engraving, IN
the Phoenix hotel Grand Gift Enterprise FREE
OF CHARGE. Remit by drafts, postotfice
money orders, OF in sums OF one hundred dol
lars and over in Greenbacks by express to
TTH GRIGSBY Il ROBINSON.
Phoenix Hotel, Lexington, Ky.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
AUCTION SALE.
WILL BE SOLD AT THE AUCTION
w House OF MILES a ST0DDAkD. satur-
day, August 10th, at o'clock an. the
MULES, CARTS, DRAYs,

and other personal property Of D. H. Chapman.
deceased.
TgRNs OF SALE.-Muies, one-half cash, BAL
ance 10 ninety days all other property cash.
Mules can be seen I CostillO's giabie nntii day
of,,sssle. A. d. SIV l.o,idnDs,
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Memphis Ladies' Institute,
,1o-o, ala DesOto street.
PRINCIPALS: ...f
Mrs. M. r. SOUTHWORTH.
Mrs. II. II. McGEHEE.

TIME FALL SESSION WILL OPEN MON
l. day. September I'd, 1867, with the best pro-
fessional talent in the city. 80 t.lAl
2 For terms see circulars, or apply at the In
stitute. l3l-5-12
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M. Two lads on their way from Sab
bath school, in New Haven, CT. on Sun
day last. got into an alteration, when
one ofthe couple stabbed his companion
with a penknife, iudicing a wound from
the effects Of which he died in a Few hourE
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Atfachncnt suit.

stewart a King ". W. H. Jones
TUE PLAINTIFFS. on AffiDAllb
fbat he defendant a. Indebted 70 them and
= a nor resident 81 this state. having obtained
from me VI original attachment against nc g
fafe Of the defendant. which has peen D, les i
l.. 80 I'm the Mcmphis pUELIc lEnGHR ior
f.ur veek citing the defcndan. 70 aplear. os-
f5-f ne. Al ny clice IN Memphis, on ne 1itn
al aurust, lsf7, and defend sala il-onileht'
49, s. A. MOORE, y y.
ysly q, 1851. eas-M
IaJE -sITF-TYPB METAL BETTER
/ tLah babbso foTE,,lls, lq p, ,,se55pp a IN
Public Lrnorn Chce.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-08-07

~ The receipts Of cotton a. al ports
Of the Uuited States, FOR the year endiuE
August LIST, we're 1.sls.27l bales. For
eign shipments for the sane time, 49,
6ss bales. Stock on hand aud shipboard,
l47,7ll bales.
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Gen. Slckles in North Carolina

He POstpones the Legislature
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Quickest Route to Nashville
NIGHT EXPRESS,
CARS GO THROUGH WITHOUT CHANGE.

MAGNIFICENT SLEEPING CARS on all
Night Trains. BAGGAGE checked through TO
all important places. Persons holding through
tickets can stop over at any point and resume
journey at pleasure. tr
Es-rhreugh tickets and all information can
be obtained at Ticket Office. 23l1{ Main street,
and at depot. $3.50 SAM. b. JONES,
5-5 General Superintendent,
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LouIsvIIIe ana NashyIIIeExpr
LrAyss EynRY DAY, AT 3 r.M.,

Making close connection at louisville with
fast kxpress Trains on Jacksonville Railroad
for all Eastern cities, and with United States
Mail steamers for Cincinnati and all cities
North and East, and l. the SHORTEST AND
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V,R1rTY GRATEFUL FOR THE VERY
| liberal natrou9-e extended to this paper,
bv the lusiness fnd professional men Of Mem
rhis, which has amounted 10 parlally N i.s
favor, the editor and proprietor respectfully
continues the tender OF its columns as me
diam for advertisine any respectable business.
orr terms are liberal. and our circulation
larger than Il has ever been.
We have no AGENT IN your city, but take great
pleasure In referiiag 20 our numerous friends,
Who will De found among the eading business
men on tie citv Address
+. w. MERRIN, Editor and Propr,
.,5-t-e Charleston. Miss
TTyUF CREDITORS AND ALL OTHERS
interested IN the estate Of J J. W. Morris9n,
decesTed. vii take notice that have this day
fled with the Clerk OF the Probate SouIt Oh
gheibv c1untr ny fnal settlement AZ Admins
traitor OF the same, and viii apply - the sep
fernber Term OF said Court for tnal discharge
- Admfnistrator Of said estate.
JNO. B. ROBINSON. Admir-.
Memphis. Tenn. july y. ISL. oaE-las
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INSURANCE COMPANY,
.o1 5n ION THE aI
First Day of July, 1907.

Laws Of this State fully complied with;
Statement examined and approved by Audi
tor. and Licenses issued to the Agents of the
Company.
a A. WEAVER, A'gt,
14fo3 rem AT Memphis. Tenn.
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E'INAL SETTLEMENT.--All creditors and
u other persons concerned or interested in
the estate of James NJ. Shines, deceased, are
hereby notified that / will make q final settle-
ment of my administration of said estate at the
next September term of the Shelby County
Court, to be begun aud held at the Court House
in the city Of Memphis, on the first Monday In
September, 1867, or SO soon thereafter as the
said court will hear the same.
Llllf h' llaff MARY @. SHINES,
1aw5.5 Administering.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-04-17

Mr.. EDrToR:-I see by your paper of 18th
inst, an article in regard to the city loaning
100000 to the Portland s, Rochester Rail
road, for the purpose of finishing said road
think it good suggestion that the directors
should publish full and clear statement OF
the financial affairs of the road, what they
owe for damages, &c.
Understand the track is very much out OF
repair. What quantity OF iron Is needed to re-
nair the track, and in what condition is the
rolling stock of said road? If it will take
half Of the 100000 to pay the damages and
repair the track they now run over, also to re-
pair the rolling stock, I do not think it good
investment, for it will be but short time be.
fore the city will he called upon to loan like
amount to finish the road An official state.
ment is due the citizens, and no one should
cast his vote in favor of the loan unless one i.
made. A VOTER
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-04-17
THE PR ESS.
Wednesday Morning, April r. 1867,


We are informed'by reliable authority, that
this road is sure to be built; that if loan OF
the city is granted it will be built on Portland
credit and be controlled by Portland influence
that if the city declines to aid it the Boston
and Maine Railroad Co. stand ready to iease
the road and franchise, and will buliu IL a'
once, but in this event it will be to al ih'en's
and purposes a Boston road, haoie " oo WIN
trolled adversely to our interests r,-oo o
The sum asked for from the city is S'o0,OO
Tt;s will complete the road and leave some
+hino, nerbaps $4,000, towards stocking it.
Ano+bar hundred thousand may be needed to
connIete the rolling stock but this is consider
ed reliable along the line of the road, to be
raised by the towns to be accommodated.
We are also informed that the road from
Rochester to Alton Bay will be so placed a,
the disposal (by leave) of the p. & r. road that
the latter can have full control of its own trains
on it, while the gap from there to make west
ern connection will be supplied by the B. s
M. and other connecting roads.
The connection between Rochester and
Nashua and SO on to Worcester, making new
and direct route to New York, we are told,
will be completed as soon as the road to koch-
ester can be built. The Directors, we are fur-
Their informed, disclaim all hostility to the
Portland and Ogdensburg road, though hav-
ing doubts of its feasibility; but they Will do all
they can to secure road to Fryeburg and
North Conway, and if the road through the
aNotch" of the White Mountains is shown to
be feasible they will heartily rejoice in its sue
cess. and do all in their power to promote its
construction. We make these statements in
iustce to all parties and all interests.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-04-17

PARTisASsHfp.-A somewhat ludiefous in.
stance of an effect of mere partisanship occur
red many years ago in Portland before the
place became city. A Democrat who had
represented this district in Congress, and had
also held other important positions, and who
was withal personally very agreeable gentle
man, was called to preside over an old-fashion-
ed town meeting. certain Office was to be
filled, and almost simultaneously the names
of Wing and of Democrat were proposed
The chairman Immediately remarked: Gen
tlemen, those nominations were made so near
ly at the same time that 1 am hardly able to
determine which to put; but it does seem to
me that the aforementioned name struck my
ear first"
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Municipal COurt.
JUDGE KINGsDURY PRESIDING

..r..'a H. JUDGE kINGSDURY PRESIDING. .... I'D
TuEsDAY.-R. Il. Daddy pleaded guilty to search
and seizure process and paid the tine of S22 g.
John Malley pleaded guilty to drunkenness and
disturbance and paid SOFT.
John Ward and Peter Crosby, lads about IL and IA
years OF age, pleaded guilty to violation of the Sab
bath in playing ball in public place. Their parents
paid the fines of So each and the costs. ga..s
John II. Durgin for drukenness and disturbance
paid S6l7 r.s tsa.a .iasf
Hugh Kelley was brought up on search and seiz-
IRE process. He was defended by the late Recorder,
w. E. Morris, Esq, who got his client clear. The
liquor seized bottle Of ale, and that was among
other bottles containing Sarsaparilla, &c. The de-
fendant and his clerk testified that they were not
the bottle was there, they had stopped SELL
ing ale when notified by the police some weeks since.
There being doubt to the intent to sell, Kelley
was discharged. It b. .,-,...,. .-..f .s.5....,
John Bell was brought up on a search and seizure
process j. O'Donrel, Esq, appeared for him, and
the examination was continued to Friday next.
Henry Nelson, for assault and battery on John
Crowley, paid $7.26. ..lri-l siF 90
Andrew McGlinchy, for violation of the Lords day
in keeping his shop open, paid S13.17. , a.. ..,,.
William Causer, for keeping his shop open on the
Lords day, paid S12.26. e.i,
Henry O'Donnell, for drunkenness and disturb
ance. was fined Ss.42. Refusing to pay, he was sent
TO iail - 't'-ff- .l-i4i-it i e-s it'iE Is
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-04-17

MR. EDIroR:-I was quiet spectator at the
railroad meeting last Monday in the Common
Council room. went there with friendly feel
ings towards the Portland & Rochester Rail-
road, and should then have voted to loan the
credit of the city to the road; but before leav-
ing the meeting became fully convinced that
the whole scheme was one to put money into
the pockets of gentlemen who have been heavy
losers in the old York & Cumberland Railroad
1t was York & Cumberland first, last and all
the time.
1t is my candid opinion that if the citizens Of
Portland vote to loan the credit of the city to
that road for 100000 they will do what they
will never cease to regret, and what they never
would do if the subject was properly examined
and understood. VOTER.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-04-17

CIVIL TERm.-TAPLEY, j., PRESIDING.
The April term OF the Supreme Judicial Court, tor
the trial of civil actions, opened yesterday morning
Judge Tapley opened the Court and will preside un
til called to Bath, next week. Prayer was offered by
Rev. Mr. Tewksbury, of the West Congregational
Chapel. The docket Of continued actions number
ing 1859 cases, was called, and, up to No. 400, 13f
cases, were marked for trial.
The traverse jurors will come in this morning The
following cases are the first for trial:
No. 4l. Weston & al. v. Grand Trunk Railway
Company. - 'ti
No. 297 Norton g. al. v. Grand Trunk Railway
Company. s.s4i -Il
No. 3l4. Eliza Jane Davis v. Richard H. Davis.
No. 315 Gee v. Bacon. srr Nation l4.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Fishers Cough Drops.

This certain and cffectual cure for Coughs and all
diseases OF the throat and lungs has been generally
known throughout New England for the last sixty
years and is warranted to cure, or the price will be
refunded Prepared by GEORGE W. WALLING-
FORD Grandson of the late DR.. Fisher.
MASON, SYMoNDS & CO., Proprietors, Kenne-
bunk, Maine
For sale i'm Portland by Edward Mason, w. f.
Phillips & Co., j. w. Perkins g. Co., and II. Ii.
Hay. marld3m sN
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-04-17

THEATRE-There has never been play bet
ter placed on the stage in this city, or better
performed in all its parts than the Lone Cha
teau, which was produced, for the second time,
last evening. 1t is one of the best dramatic
representations that has been witnessed in this
city, and the repeated plaudits of the audience
is the strongest point OF evidence Of this. The
play will be repeated, and new statue farce
will be performed tonight, affording a pro-
gramme that must suit all.
While upon the subject, we would say one
word for the music. 1t is decidedly the best
orchestra we have ever had to theatre; and
under the leadership of Prof. Zaulig the audi
ence are nightly favored with the gems OF
music
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-04-17
Portland and vicinity.



New Advertisements To-Day.
SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
Wanted, a Candy Maker.
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Tbeatre-Smith, Hadley " Co.
nran,atic Entertainment at Woodford's Corner
p v NJ. G. A. Lectures.
AUCTION COLUMN.
Wooden building at Auction-Geo. W. Lawrence.
Special Auction Notce-E. Nj. Patten g. Co.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
Dry Goods-A. b. Butler.
Wanted, Good House.
Corn Broom Manufactofy-R N Brown g. C,o.
Administrators Notice.
Boots and Shoes Clarke & Lowell
proposals for Sand--Henrv Kinesbury
Gauuon--Dayid Webber and others.
proposals for Lime-Henry Kingsbury.
round, Pair OF Pants
Salt-Dana a. Co. - ... TO-.
Eobbins Nel etable Fanacea.
House and Lond for Salc-I z. Harrington.
Molasses-Chase, Cram s. Sturievant
To Rent.
Albion Dining Rooms-J. &. Perry
Farm for Sale-Phinney 81 jackson.
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P. Y. NJ. c. A. COURSE LEcrUREs-The last
lecture of this course will be delivered at the
State street Church, on Friday evening next
by Moses Colt Tyler, Esq, of New York. We
trust our readers will not fail to go and hear
this lecture on England Mr.. Tyler returned
last December from a TWO years tour in the
old country, where lie received the most fat
tering attention from the people and the press,
The Star of Gwent says:-"Moses Colt Tyler
is young American gentleman of high at
tainments a thorough elocutionist and per-
feet master of diction; his method of delivery
is most pleasing, and he evidently has full COM
mand of his audience. The lecture was vocif.
erously applauded at the close" For particu-
lars see advertisement. .4.
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Hills Rheumatic pills.

THE GREAT REMEDY FOR RHEUMATISM
AFTER test OF more than forty years OF unfail.
ing success l am induced to offer this unrIvaled
in its great worth.
The numerous testimonials of its wonderful cures
mahy years past. and the great want Of sure
courage the proprietor to extend the benefits OF this
medicine to al sufferers of Rheumatism throughout
but trial will convince the most sceptiea of its
intrn ic value to the afflicted. Being purely vege
table it is perfectly harmless while renetrates
unsurpassed as a family purgatiye and purifier Of
the blood
lot Of these pills will be by mail free to any
cured returning certificate to that effect.
For sale by all Druggists and stores throughout the
country. Adoress .. A. HILL,
Apl 15-d1w& w3msn
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Bachelors Hair Dive.

This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world
Inc only true anu peJect Dye-Harmless Reliable
tints. Natural Black or Brown. Remedies the ii
sfis se Of ond Sqa Dges ivigorate the hair leaving
and should be avoided. Sold by all Druggists and
Perfamers. Factory 81 Barclay street, New York
November 10. 1888. d1ysn
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-04-17

TIE RAILROAD QUESTIONS We wish it
distinctly understood that-the Press is open to
rair, candid discussion of any of the projects
now claiming public attention, and those in IA
vor and those opposed to loaning the credit of
the city, SO long as they will treat the
subject candidly, shall have hearing
1t is matter that ought to be thorough
ly examined. Every voter has right to
know for what he is asked to vote, and what
security there is that the thing voted for will
afford the desired results. We have candid
communication from "Citizen"-which will
appear to-morrow-which abounds with ques-
tions in relation to the P. & r. road and its
proposed conneci lions, that we trust will re-
ceive due attention from the friends of that
road
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MARRIED..
DIED.

In Baldwin. April 6, of lung and heart disease,
Eliza r., wife of John Goodwin, ESQ., aged 5S years
smontbs 25 days. She was daughter Of Elisha and
Dorothy Richardson, tor many years residents of
LimingtOn Me-, and sister OF Geo. f. Richardson,
several years resident i'm Brunswick, Me.
Papers in Maine. New Hampshire, Massachusetts,
Illinois. and Wisconsin. please copy.
In Sumner, March so, Mrs. Ruth widow OF the
late Solomon Bisbee. aged 80 years.
In sumner, April |. Mrs. Martha Jane, wi G OF
f. S. Bisbee, aged 2s years.
In Auburn, April 2, Mr. Cromwell 2. Hunton
aged 81 years months.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-04-17

OLD Folks CoNcERT.-Those who delight to
hear the old tunes and songs land who does
not?) will be gratifed this evening by going to
Mechanics Hail. where the concert will be re-
peated that was given by the Sumner street
Church choir in January last. Refreshments
will be for sale in the Reception room.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-04-17

AccIDENT.-Yesterday afternoon lady was
walking through Commercial street while
-four was being rolled from the cars into a
warehouse. In attempting to step across the
skid her foot slipped and she fell, spraining
one of her ANGLES. She was helped into store
and sent home in carriage.
- To remove Pimples, BlOtches, Freckles, &c,
from the skin, use Schlotterbecks Moth and
Freckle Lotion. mch3O- W&Sn
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-04-17

LIQUOR SBIZUREs.-Yesterday the Deputy
Marshals visited the place No. 80 Federal
street, kept by Sumner Skillings, and seized a
small quantity of liquor. They also seized a
small quantity from the shop of Thomas Mart
ley, on Monument street
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-04-17
MAINS, ELDERBERRY WINE
nov 81 S d&wtf

SOME FOLKS CAN'T SLEEP NIGHrs.--We arr
now prepared to supply Hospitals Physicians, The
trade and the great public generally with the stand
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article SURPRISES all known preparations for the
of all forms of Nervousness II is rapidly supercedins
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No preparation for Nervous Diseases ever sold 81
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of nervous diseases, Dodd's Nervine is the best
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