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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-05-15

AN adjourned meeting of the Third Parish
VIII be held at the vestry of the Methodist
onurch' on Chestnut street, this, Wednesday
evening, at 1-2 O'Clock,
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RARE CHANcR.-An opportunity for pur-
chasing desirable linen and woolen goods at
auction will be offered to ladies to-day at the
sale of the stock advertised by E. M. Patten &
Co., at their rooms on Exchange street. The
goods must be sold, no matter what prices they
b,;,,r
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Long Sought For!
. '-'-'' l- 81! Come at East !
= Mains Elder Berry Wine,

We take pleasure IN announcing that the above
named article may be found for sale by all City
Druggists and first class Country Grocers YfN
Asa MEDICINE Mains Wine is Invaluable, being
among the best If not the BEST remedy for colds and
pulmonary complaints, Manufactured from the pure
iuice of the berry, and unadulterated by any pure
Ingredient we can heartily recommend it to the sick
as a medicine. 1877 - sfH 10 isIli5f-
ITO the days of the aged it adleh length,
To the mighty it addeth strength
'Tis balm for the scE, joy for the we'll q
Druggists and Grocers buy and sell erf,rr, =
MAINS, ELDEEBERRY WINE
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WEBER PIANO FORTE
is PaE-EMISENrLY
The Best Piano in America,
-. .kloril.

While the steinway Piano is jus II celebrated for
its sweetness of tone, the Chickerihg Piano Tor us
brliancy aud the briggs and other pianos of t a
mower. the Weber piano combine all these desll aol1
Qualities in the highest degree and is the only SHOWN
instrument Of which it may with trts he saIu tiat
IN 1t united the g.eat qualities oil peileei
instrument viz: great poper, siceetasSs 81 fohe anu
briiiancy with elastic touch, perfect eqEda"V I"
tome and durqbilitg.
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HOARD OF DIRECTORS.

EDWARD MOLLENHAUEk, Prcsdcht. -,
THE JDORE MOSS and LOUIS SCHhElBEk, VICE
p esidents.
JOHN c. WHITE, Secretary.
j. L, WILLIAMS, Treasurer.
N fs- ADVISORY COMMITTEE.
SD Mil g. .r- Max MaTetzek,
C,rI Reronann, j. n. Pattsou,
Carl Ausehutz Theodore Thomas
- itobert GolubeCk.
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MINISTER WRIGHT A. Wright,
United States Minister to Prussia, whose
death was announced by cable dispatch
few days since, was a native of Pennsylvania.
When young man he emigrated to Indiana
He was elected to Congress from that State in
1913. He was elected Governor of Indiana in
1919, and continued to hold that position until
1857. An 1857, President Buchanan appointed
him Minister to Prussia, which position he
held until the accession of Mr.. Lincoln to the
Presidency, He returned to this country in
1861. and, acting with the War Democrats, was
in 1862 elected U nited Stat es Senator from In
diana lin place Of j, D. Brightly serving one
session. In 1863 President Lincoln appointed
him United States Commissioner to the Ham
burg Exhibition, He was appointed Minister
TO Prussia for the second time, by President
Johnson in 1865, and continued to fill that po-
sition up to the time of his death. % Gi.lrm
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Moth and Freckies,
7nlIl nInql 'BROWN'S y ~, ''I =
B II o n HAL TR CHE 6


l. HAVING A DIRECT IEFLUENCE TO THE PA RTs.
GIVE Immediate RELIEF.
For Bronchitis, "A sIhnsa, Caiarfia, Con.
suEspfASe and Iss~~- xA:-..srs,
TROCHEs ARE UeED WTTH ALWAYS ooD sUooEss
sfngera and Public Speakers
Will md Troches useful in clearing the voice when
taken before Singing or Speaking, and relieving the
throat after an unusual exerton OF the VOCAL organs
The Troohes are recommended and prescribed by
Physicians, and have had testimonials from eminent
men throughout the country. Being an article
true merit, and having proved their efficacy by
OF many years, each year finds them in new local.
ties in various parts of the world and the Trocbes are
universally pronounced better than other articles.
OBTAIN only "BRowN's BRoNoBIAL TGoonEs''
and don takesahy Of The woIsT HESS Is III FIONA
THAT may be offered. SOLD EVERYWHERE
Dec 4-dSw6ms N i 1-lri2fl q. 80 IN Il
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IMPORTS.

LIVERPOOL; Barque Mallevine -1os4. tons salt
in bulk, 2250 sacks do, to E G Willard '
HILLSBORO, NIB. Sch Swan - $40 ht,s n,,a,
to Beale 81 Morse F# po
WALTON, Ms. Sch Debonaire-1eO tons plaste,
. to order.
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Observation-Disclosures
} Of the Cheice Fruits ana Spi,

Their strict purity, delicious favors, unrivaIed
streng h and GREAT ECONOMY, are attracting a trade
from lovers of CHOICE FLAyoRs which is without a
parallel. -,I-- ,.... ~
the quantity is more than equal to the ordinary fap-
oring extracts, and they are the true rich ayors
4 Ex-Gov. james Y. Smith, of Providence. RI
says: Z" My wife pronounces them superior to any
favoring extracts sic has ever used'a %;
Elk Gov. Wm A. Buckingham, Of Connecticut
says 4" Fora long time we have used them, ard find
them very fine,'' - B''"tuy Jt'
:, Dr. J. Ct Holland tTimothy Titeomb), the well
known author, OF Springfield, Mas, says: They
are the standard in all this vieinisy.''. al -.-
Dealers treble their sales with them. sold whole
sale and retail Portland Me-, by Samuel Chadwick,
and by Grocers and Druggists ~. apr27 WS;S3msn
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FOREIGN PORTS, Z

n
At Yokohama March |, ship NJ Lawrence, Tay
dan, Tor Newschwang and Swallow; burnside, Pen
dcrgast, disg. mo -
AT at Hong Kong March 49, ship Bunker Hill,
In port March Ii, ships Ellen Southland, Howe. and
Tennyson. Graves. tor San Francisco, ldg. y =
1Ats Singapore Mlrch %, ship Martha Rideout, Jel-
Ar at Alden 10th ult, barque Geo Kingman, Ham
mond, New York. go. "a Hl..
Ar at Gibraltar Ped ult, ship IIersey, Staples.
1876 days from Callao, for orders. .l.eI- :
Ar at Deal 2Gth tilt. ship Draupner, from Portland
f0r London, land pr0ceededI "a "a
Ar at Sunderland 9th ult, Euterpe, Penner from
Havana.
Ar at Callao 18th ult, ships Sabine. Mitchell, and
18th for Gibraltar; 10th, Italia, Whitmore do land
sailed 18th Tor Genoal; 18th. Frank Flint, crosby,
Sid 18th ult, ships St James, Williams, and lash
ington, Wlite, chinchas; barqne Nett Merriman
Rollins, for do 18th, ships Castilian, Pike, England
AT Carroll, Chilli, Sd ult, barque webfoot, Hum
SD i'm Valparaiso 9Th ult, ship Crusader, Norton,
Arat Aspinyal 2sth ult, brig Concord, Drum
ar al barbadces 10th nit, sch Gen Banks. RYDER
New York llth, brig Abby Thaxter, lane, Boston: I.
10Th, ship J Bake, Ceok, Fernambnco ''''''n'
CuTacoa 18th ult. sch Sabino Boston days.
ar at Havaha 9th inst, brig Ocean Belle Morton
Roston; Affaratta. Bibber and Albert, Dow New
YORK 9th, Mountain Eagle. Sherman, Baltimore;
- - SA.ihip cttNtils, new OK; 9TH, brig Harm.
Arey' Encksport; sch Nevada, Doughty, Wscasset;
r, SD 9th, brigs Star, sparrow, Trinidad Hattie
Sagua. :, - '>-~'
Sid I'm Matanzas Sd, briggs Fl Houston, French,
ana Juit Carney, Carney, for Philadelphia; 4th,
oarque Arthur kinsmans, Means, New York.
Ar a Cardenas I'd inst, barque Adene Adams,
Lo.en, Apalacbicola. a.-s.,s.Easr
Sid I'd. barques Eagle, Wilkinson for New York;
Chiffon, Stafford, ior New Orleans; 4th, Manuela,
Morse, NewaYork Orchilla Hsyener, and Never
sink leavitt, tor North OF HatteraS: brigs Gipsey
Queen York, and Plover, Doody. do.
~ [Per steamer City of New York;
Ar at London LIST inst, Draupner, Einerstein. from
Portland.
Emit out s0th, Sharps5urs, Randall, Boston.
Ar at Cardiff 2Sth, Owe2o, NOrtouy fin Iiyernool
29tiI San1usky, Norton, lIavre; Taniorc Uum,br,'
and Meteor Anderson London P''
Ar at Swansea goth, Kit Carson, Pennel Antwerp
Ar at Hayre 2sth ult, Mary Russell, Bush, ftom
New CIV, 9 y, Chas Sprasue, Pike, do
Lewis, Newcastle, Eng
SD I'm Antwerp 18th ult, d Ryer on, Raymond,
SPOKEN
rep -, lat N, Ion 1856 E, ship Poeahontas from
singapore for Hong Kong
!. Mareh . lat 56 46 S, Ion 81 04, barque Wyman,
nom baltimore for San Francisco.
+, April ., of Sardinia, baroues Eagle Potter, from
Maiermo ior New YORK; and Ironsides, Tapey, from
New York for Havre. '' Sum
Nav 9, lat IS 49, lon 70 20, brig Harriet. from Ma
anzas for Portland
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Tito" &c Mc Farl0nd,
Desire to call the attention to the fact that more than
4 .
of their Safes gave AMPLE PROTECTION in the
late fire. Parties desiring - A4Rs#F@&
...,.-. .ELRSE RATE SAFE,
At a MODERATE PRICE, will please call ON 5
EMERY q WArERHOUSE,
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5l,I "a ID RS. S. FTTCH's
ssFanilys Physician 80

Seyenty7six pages: price t2Jeents Sent to any adj
dress No money required until the book is received
read and fully approved. 1t is perfect guide TO the
sick or indisposed. Address DIR. S. S. FPrCH 25
fremont Street, Boston,. ~ 7i'l sNi' ri Jane9d1y
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-05-15

has been displayed in the manufacture Of the Ladies'
Gentlemens, Misses and Childrens Boots and Shoes
now offered by i. +, MosELEY 81 Co., Summer ST,
Boston The present stock is very complete in sizes
ieDlldlt Hfi - s5-z.H 9hn
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Or at no Sudbury Street, E OstOn.
II sH-Second- hand Sales takenin exchange for sale
Parties desiring Sanborn's Steam improvement at
tached to Tton 81 NJ cFarland's Safes, order OF
Emery, Waterhouso & Co. rr ..-
Jan f5-SN1stw in each mo- lady remainder of time
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why Suffer from sores 2

When, by the use OF the ARNIcAo OINTAIENT.
rom Burns, Scdlds, Chapped Hands. .sprains, Gus,
Wounds, and every Complaint Of The Slia. Try it,
or it costs but rs cents. Be sure to ask for -
H0le,s A3'nic0 Ointment,
For sale by all druggists OF send your address and
90 cents to Q. 7. EiMoUR & co, Boston, Mass,
Co., agents for Maine. april26d1ysn
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MINERAL BATHS7 At HO1yE

MINERAL B4THSa At HONE.
DYSP EPSIA CDHED ea'sN'
80 =. KHEUMATESM CURED
J EAUfTAONs ON he FACE CUfsED
-..s. .........--. SGsSOFUtIA CURED
BY TREATMENT WITH MINERAL WATERS.
}, DO away with all your various and often perni-
clous drugs aud quack Incidence and use lew baths
prepared with
'SI,RUMATICo SALTS -,
=; These SALTS are made from the concentrated
Liquors OF the Mineral Well ofthe Penn'a Salt Man
Mst,trlng Co., in Pittsburg, and packed in air.
LgnI boxes. One always sufficient for bath. Di-
rections are attached. H& =
INTERNALLY USE
Strumatic Mineral Waters IS.
days sI uss oil one and alfpnts One sufficient for
ySold by Druggists generally i7s, --.-
Merrill Bros No. 215 State St., Boston: Havpol1.
f fra,a@ Go, No tO6 Fultonst., New York, wholesale
a -LIiCtNt, - { no2osNeod&w1y
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5. Il. MILLS.


New YORK, December To- lsG3
A. WEBER ESQ., cannot refrain rom express
ing to YOU the sincere pleasure which eApel snee in
playing upon and commenting your Piano foftes.
L Know of no Piano Which equals yours in DEPTH
brilliancy, and singing quality Of tone, thorough
workmanship, and an action which gives the slight
est and most rapid response. Really, can only &C
count Tor in the fact OF your being musician aEd
practical Mechanic, anu rejoice 10 hnd that tho
musical profession universally praises and recon-
mends them.
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For Coughs, Colds and COasunnptiou,s
Try, the old and well known vEGETAHEE
PULMONARY BALSAM,appr and used
by ourotdest and mos CELEBRATED Physicians for forty
years past Get the genuine. 1r.res.
- .Eas REED, CUTLER CO., Druggists, V 2
q dee24sNd& WON So - Boston, Prepretors.
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THE PRESS
Wednesday Morning, May rs, 1867.
cr ron p ptsn. ese,s for Cor isGz.


~ The New Y ortr Commercial publishes several
columns of reports on the condition and pros
poets of crops from one hundred and ten local.
titles in the agricultural states, North anu
South, nearly all of which unite in represent
ing the prospect of unusually good crops "a
winter wheat and corn as very ehcouri'si's
In Illinois, Indiana, Kansas, 'Iehnessee' anu
f., Missouri. notwithstanding a cold ana paeh-
ward sprinp a very large yield of wheat is an
t;cipotad The farmers of these and other
states devoted q large area to this cereal last
autumn The Detroit Post publishes lengthy
series of reports on the crops OF Michigan
which promise equally well. The reports
from the Southern states are also encourag cling
Considerably more territory appears. to have
been devoted to seed last year than is general
ly supposed. A Chattanooga paper assel Is
. that there will be more, wheat harvested in
East Tennessee than in any previous We: r
Prospects were never better in Virginia. I'll {
same is true of Georgia. Though there is sut-
fering now the prospect is that the Southern
people will have abundance of food as soon as
the harvest is gathered. In Minnesota and
Wisconsin, where but little winter wheat is
produced-their wonderful crops of wheat be-
ing spring-sown the tardiness of the season
has not increased the chances of a first-rate
crop The st. Paul Press thinks it however
not impossible that in spite of this bad begin
ming they may, with favorable weather, have
much better crop than last year. ahf fatul.,
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HENRY p. MERRILL, VI. d.,
Hhyslc1an and surgeon
168 CONGRESS STREET
Nav s>rJf
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UNHE Directors o. the NATIoSsL PIANO FORTE
Il Asso "IArIoS take tbs opportunity 10 an
nounce to the public, that after thorough and IA
miliar comparison OF the relative merits OF the var
Gus Pianos which have been allowed place in their
WarerOoms. cons sting of w; bers Steinways, thick
srings Bradburys etc, ETC., besides careful com
naris IN with all other make rs pretending To excel,
candid statement of the result eompes them 10 say
that the
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Mains Pure Elderberry and Cur
rnnt XXIrnnc
The Best Of Taste

So highly recommended by Physicians, may b,
found at wholesale at the drug stores OF w w Whip
pie ~ Co., H.. H. Hay, W. F. PHILLIPS s. Co., e. l.
StanwOod and j. W. Perkins g. Co. 4 ian12s Ntly
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al Very truly, GEO. y. BlISToW.

A WEBER, EsQ.-!A ten years Acquaintance with
yonr Pianos, has convinced me that The A. Weber
Pianos, are as good The music of your celebrated
namesake. c. NJ. V. Weber. JOHN ZUNDELL.
BRooKLYN, February II, 1864.
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FL ~ -Strunniic Sails and SirunIafic Min
erat w ntcfs, just received ana Tor sale by 700
j. w. PERKINS 81 CO.,
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now prepared to supply Hospitals, Physicians, the
trade and the great public generally, with the stand.
ard and Invaluable remedy, DoDp's NERvINE, which
article surpasses all known preparations for the cure
of all forms Of Nervousness. 1t rapidly supereedng
every preparation of opiumthe weli-known result Of
which is to produce cosiveness and other serious
difficulties; allays irritation restlessness and spass
and induces regular action of the bowel and seere-
tive organs. . y i tf'un 7,
No preparation tor Nervous Diseases sold SC
readily, or met with such universe, approyai, Fol
Sleeplessness, Loss Of Energy, Peculiar Female
Weaknesses and Irregularities, aud all the .earu
Of nervous diseases, Dols Ncryine is he best rene
dy known to science Sold by all dTu ggsts. Price
i .-. { l.e .a..l GEO. g. GOODWIN & Co.,
augl1snlyd&w IN Wholesale Agents, Boston.
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Summer season and Summer retreats-Arani-
. rersary Beecher's NoUel-hobert Bon
ia ner Bennett and Barnunt- Scion Robinson
A Mob-Neao Novet-Ndrk T1cdin. r.f ~ r.
... .-.f . NEW YoRK Nav IA 1867 Il
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-12-21
4 Durh hie6 8enoaen. ohmehielnb air

Dur6 bieS 8enaaen, abme6ielnb sur
Mabrun9 oDer gum @eben ibrer@ obnunz
gen, ri9ten bieM Rotten aupen nun aber
ellen Tie ar9en' @erbeerun9en III ben ppn
ibnen %tetppbnten@ 8 enltanren an. Sou
ben 9e9en yiersi9 lit europa letcnnen Or
ts" Der @:ttAnfa Mpttm pcw Sdaben
(ou@ Mieten 9enannD fpmmen bier fir
u1s namentliG: bic &letbe,z pel:<
Eapetenz prer pplfcr<> oil
pber 9oorz, meibidultrtAc uno
Terer1dote pcer Mptte in8etrodt,
Ste ale ttnmsa in tbrem 9eten ul1c
Treiben, ihrer Gntnidclun9 uno ibrem
Gdoren, ben fe an ibrtnNamcn cnt1prez
denoen 0e9enl tdnrcn onri6tcn, fat rDlz
Zig therein, 70 cae mir i1c in 1,nierer ST.
troebtuna detroit %suiammenf afcn riirf ZEN.
Ole Wetb9en aQer etc1er Wptten te<
otnnen NIT ben plrtner wercenrenT ooer,
meiltenS i'm Mai pft iapn friibcr unc
sutpetlen, in tparn,en Stuben, bos sanse
Sabr binbur6> 81 fie9er unp le9en ibre
@ier 70 auf bic 0erannten @e9eni ance>
caB fe leidt bur9 Mu6flppfen bospn III
entfernen ilno. Mncere Mittel GUT Ser
til9uns Der Wptteu ciirften aus tbrer
Gntmidelun9 unb2eben6tpetie berppr9eben
bic mir carum ;und9it weiter Yerfol9en
tppuen.
Sa nad Der Gsmperatur frei1en cte
MpttenzN aupen in Dem YtlS'perf &c. biz
gum be9innencen Winter uur, in marnner
Stube11 AUDI wpbl mdbrenb beS 9ar1sen
@inter6. :Sotalo ie rDQis ertpa@ien
flint, trieden iie init BEN 6uttera( aus
ibrer bi6bert9en NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ser
ber9e fort, 1uden trseno meldeNiBen pbe1
@infel auf, befefi9en bier ben 8alq
l1webenb pber lie9enc> ipinnen i'm an
beioen Seiten fet gu, Inn ft6 erft im@lprt)
pcer Mot 3u serpuppen unb bann mad
ricrsebn Ga9en ais S&mcttcrlin9 tarpr
gu fattern.
(S9lub fol9t.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-12-21

Derpc1oxin be. &lemme.--
DaRcr Gin Gin 8aurabaue tretenr. ,ro
lIe etsn ~ Wittas elitu, III Ger 's&aid9:
r'9 II Musli): Sst Gu Den @redpfe!bri
germ. mein &ino? -
Mmsli NG jc> 0er Yaftor! r..
pofor: @isbf Du, ba mubt Du aud
psn 6imn!tfhen Gater nafdr ranfe",
oenn cue suteH Gaten fonmen pom
pbin..7 - 1''''' Il .''1'"~ t""'1'. = u.
Mmsli: 50 ui&t mar, 6srr paitor,
pie &rrdpfel fommsn ia pom urttn!
Gett. Sn Capt. 2ue9's Tleiiderz2az
ben IN ct. Glouo btn9 .lebte @o@e Elm
Sdwetn, meldes ausseidla@tet 460
pfunb po9, uno fir meldes oer Tart1er
ry IS 8ewtditst $50 srbaltsn.
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Dr. Dartb nno Co.

g9ertsn fem in Sparta, (crtter 8eiu&) inn aDarren 5aufs,
g7pntaa, %. Dec. Bios einen Sag.
Gamer 5auie, 9ienftas. "a. Sec. Bios einen Sag,
g1erbe, fsin in gertass &its. @is;, Ccierter gefu@) I'M
QDirb fem in ieiner Office, SO. 112 Waipn StraBe, Wtqwarr
tee, g1ts. arn unb mad benz q. December
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-12-21
. 0rffe I)tt ifpu Der
st 4aul4 atidt ci1plsb
" @pmpaGnie. .'

81 psrfanfsn:
100000 acker Cano
M Mi{N1Fppt Ebal, obe.balb 81. paul, ndd
Ct &i{enbabn, entpaltenb euteS Mderlanb. Wte'
n unb wertbSoue Waleunsen, 1t Der Na&bar'
daft grDssrsr an1eblunssn, pesbalb Cd Gin-
ranberern beipnbers IL entpfebIen IT.. :,
Rs@srfraeeu bel
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2anb-G pmmtFonsr. ct. paus:
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-12-21
3pblutan,t uu6 STEINER

.ferttetn Bauf@retuer-N rtetten auer art prompt, btute
unb tn sufrtebeufea enbitcr aDetIe.
aeRelun gen a~biueeben tn Der Wertfatt uuuet btD
eyyeHtWraer Spf st, Paul. Ntpa,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-12-21
Minne@ota uno @isccnFn-
6un|ultatiens = 3eitsn fir December
Or. BQrtb un6 g..

Gie 10 eu6errrtentlid erfr13rttd raren in Der 8etanblune
BON &rantbehsn I'M aa11;sa !lorereten. nte iteral fpnft per<
ben in ben in benz Jc1senesn be1annten glasen fem: mo fe
epniu1tirt perten t6Hne1. gpftttp nidt lanser ais fur jeSsn
p1ab anaeaebene 3Gt. NGe tie e. tbun f6nnelt, werten nptl
tbun, AM erRsn sn Or. 9artb unt g.. a~nse;eisten Sage spr-
aufpreden.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-12-21

Nebpintg, ~'~'-- Minneiota,
beleaere 5auS iternpn1n,en unb berrIbt fen tuirb Naen NIT
ben beRen Spefen unb 0etraaten unb bequen,en epets ausu-
narten. r,i,rf'. . tr.rL
p2nt 3. an.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-19

ARRIVED. a.
stam,bp Virgo Bunsy. Savannah 70 henr' nose A pass
Brs ispsips lo 81 Jobo N b. Crmcre Bahia ASs ~ 'ut W
sns M.cp Wilson Wilmington c. days. With laval "''es 70
sonas Smith q Co.
Sehr q B. wharton Watson, Providence
sshY NJ Vasser H. Christie, Wneham.
sehr baltic Collins BhsbetbpoTt for bostoh
Sebr Cornthian Eihabethpor for Boston
sehr. gveyn, Crowley khlsbetbpon iof Dos"h-
WIND-At sunset w.
NAVAL. ,,,.h
s.pt s-TLe Department has
go iSsut comMsnder L. d. BeaTdsee eommnomg vi o., ne
t,ook announcing the arrival OF the Vessel ~
Gale Island Of CeylOn August J, sns that she " ~
0 pesuaehes have received from ~ H. on
D,ene tbe arrival OF Tseoney at III
10 nine days Pensacola The se'sei % oo ON hoard
Wv % n. nsr,mtnt the yellow fever hisht
MONROE Sept lAuyed oa The oapes oheo SA'es
,ssts sayaunsb Portsmouth, England ior Ail"PoH"
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Bo.Tos sept sa,ts Sarah asp from .afde'i Digs
TSis ytToy Sept S-Auiyed steamship Alshoe Hom 'h'"''
mia. bre Belcns from Mddleboro, Englsndi
sshed byie Susau VOORHEES,, for Geoget0vp, u =
sxysssAn Ga Sept lsATrved, hJa A. d. seu and "'"Ino
from Philadelphia
Ssleo brig J. w. Sawyer for Brunswick, Ga
New-York tribune., 1867-09-19
WIyCHESTER'y GENUINE PREPARATION

OF THE HYrOPHosPHITEs or LIME AND SODA. the only
at 0r of Dr Chuh' Remsdy Sni approved BY the Medical
FFois,sos genersly UsB no OTHER OK ANY REMEDY CON
TAlSiSG IRON, VhiA dangerous.
CyPECBSn ami IsoI Bottles 81 and - each three large
,r snail o s' BY gIPrs cfaAn Dd Advice FREE No stamps
required
rvso by all respectable Dugss and Wholesale AID Retail At the
Depot UBied States Manufacturer wIsCHE
TER Co, No D JohHs n y % whom all onrs should be all
dressed
New-York tribune., 1867-09-19
WHAT PHYSICIANS SAY.

AS SURE REMEDY IN CONSUMPTION ss QHiaiHs IN IN
i,rraii,al Ferer and RFPECruAL PREsERyATIvB Vac
oiaah0A ~ Small Ior"-lDH CBURcHLL.
Cnequalsd NERVOUS DEBILITY the ONLY REMEDY be
here that WILL pare e az " srRrKER ~ D.,
TDiH. " T.
Ihav, tosb whatever Of the nor oly Of the HrroPHos
pErr. 10 irsneui coa,unpoa OVER ALL OTHER MEDI
CISEs AND METHODS HITHERTO DISCOVERED. ! would say
f,a,ncy coaumpion RgsEpr ard
THE SOONER THE BErTER"-lw. W. TowSsHsp. NJ D., UHoH
rtle. Pa
New-York tribune., 1867-09-19
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