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10. w. Blackburn, Comptroller ofthe Treas
NV do hereby certify that the ST. Louis
Mutual Life Insurance company, located a
- Iouis. in the state OF Missouri, has
nrodueed 10 me satisfactory evidence that said
fompany has complied with all the require
snenfs Of the laws OF the State of Tennessee
jmnosed on Insurance Companies; and l fur
ther certify that McMahon & Otis, Agents
of said Company, have also complied with the
raoniremenfs OF the laws of the State, made
and provide in such cases; wherefore, said
81. Louis Mutual Life Insurance Company
has authority to take risks and transact the
q. w. BLACKBURN, .
Comptroller OF Tennessee.
mh7 By PLuNkET,
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THE FAvoRTTE.-Our friend Jukes,
who Illustrates in his career what 3 live,
energetic, working msu may do, Is agent
for the sale of the celebrated "Fayorite
Cook Ssove," which Just now ia all the
e Q in the West. We suggest to our
h~ousekeepers in search OF q good steve,
to 90 deWn and see them, and while 81
Jukes', to examine his splendid stock OF
tin wsre and household goods. Read his
Advertisement.
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RUCKEYE SALVE.--The great
remedy for Plles, just received
.mnd for sale by
mANSFEEED a. HEGBEE,
Wholesale DruEGsets,
3OI e. SOB Main ST.
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MEMPHIS Appeal.
ORce--KO. Is jefferson Street,
CITY MATTERS.
LOST.

Several numbers OF the files OF the
DAILY APPEAL. They have bsen
loaned out, or taken from our once ana
u gentleman havisg CT knowing the
whereabouts OF the ssme will confer q
great favor by making it known to US.
AINsLIE. HEATING & &C
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SIX hundred persons attended the
Panorama yesterday evening, in spite OF
the storm. A f1ne- audience was present
at night. 1t will doubtless attract large
audiences all the week. 1t exhibits at
New Assembly only to Friday night at
81 and s O'Clock each day.
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Corn and silver watches, diamond
nins and upgI, solid silver and silver
hated ware, az auction. sal Wednes-
dsv At 3 O'Clock, aud everyday until the
enfira stock is closed ont. No. 2i3 Main
street. next to Ward & Bros drug store
Sttoo'i .. J.. TYLER co.
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STATE NEWS.
Rnrl Won KnnninIe z

is the name Of a most uimannerly dog
aud outrageous r~eprObste, whom Nose
Parrish Of the Bolivar Bulletin goes for
in a style peculiarly Noses own. We
cheeriully help TO pass the Count "
around, and warn everybody against
him
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gRebTel uad europa. Die sDsalat
ga.iond 8anfS peu 9Suipbis bat @rraHssmrntS
SersTsu, 10 rag sc birtct aal Que eFeBfrfn
GtSpe IN Gurrpa iisbsa fam. Gtte ~ tine Gre
= 9sanrmlibfrt FIR Sclhs, psl9t ibTrn 0TsuHeen
y Berpaupttu gs6 iaidsu polsu. 7
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4 Strictly Mutual Company,
With theaaditional security Of a paid-up
Guarantee Capital OF Sl0O, 600,
PAYING IFS OWN DIVIDENDS.


The most popular and advantageous forms
and favorable terms Of Insurance presented.
4 loan or credit Of one-third or dssired) OF the
premium given. surplus distributed on the
hrSt OF January each year, and dividends paid
annually thereafter on the Contribution Plan.
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OFFICERS:

d. A.JANUARY, PresideGt CHAS. z. PEEK,
Vics-Pres!dent WA. I. SELSY, Secretary F;
J. s. MILLER, A sistsnt Secretary WM. n.
BENTON, General Agent WM. f HARVEY,
Actuary Hon. ELIZUR WRIGHT, Consult
ing Actusry WM. NJ. MCPHEETERS, ND.
Examining Physician.
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Col. j. nj. JONES and lady, of Critten-
den county, Ark, are In the city, at the
Commercial. We are sorry to see the
old gentleman lame from rheumatism,
and hope he may soon recover,
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urcREYE FALVE "a fresh
I.'ssST OF ans justly Celebrate
~.sfcge for the eHre OF rites, re-
aeseea aad for sale by
a. w. JONES 81 Co.,,
Wholesale urugRIsts.
987 Hatn street.
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WnKINs, OF Philips county,
49, y, 4. Lamb, Of Mississippi
Ark, OF Brownsville, Tenn
anu Ms. Et the Commercial
Hntel.
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DIRECTOR |:

Oliver Garrison, Samuel Will, Theodore La
veille, Charles H. Peck, Gen. Thomas i. Price,
Jules Vale, George r. Robinson, Robert Z.
Carr, John F.. Thornton, David X. Ferguson,
William I. Sslby, Mich. schaffsr, william 7
Gay, Wi liam q. Jamison, Z. p. H-anenkaNp
L. H. Baker, n. A. January, William J. Lewis,
James o. Carson, Jacob Tamm, Hon. John
Hogan.
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-E pDosI Y, Merchant Tai
gS 49, Siraet hsFe iust re-
ceiyed the most cOmple ~ Ioh "a
spring and summer wear, Ng
quality and style, cannot be
Prirse reasonable.
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AUCTION SALE OF fine jswelFy snd
solid silver goods, commencing Wednes-
dav st 2 o'clock, snd eeery dsy until the
tnilre stock is closed out, at 2l8 Main
,treet. next TO Ward 4 BTo.ls drug store,
~ &, TYLER co,
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Sale OF Dry Goods RensDanIs.
Menken Brothers would announce that
on Tuesday, 9Th inst, they will offer =
large lot OF Remnants OF all kinds, pre-
parstory to the opening OF their Spring
stock. These Remnants will be sold at
q pnaat saorifice.
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MEMBERS or THE G. A. r., Posi- No.
.. will meet this TUESDAY evening al
their hall at haif.Pzst seven O'CLOCK
By order o. the Post Commander.
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WAITS.
FOE SALE.

THOR sALE-An interest in a Wholesale and
L Retail Grocery store, doing good business.
Address 4" POplar," at Appeal 'uloe. INNS
THOR SALE CHEAP-A Q in Fort Picker,
ing. facing Horn Lake ROAD; VIII ne SOLO
low for cash. Address Mrs. MA0UIkE, No. IVV
Madison street hu-
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THE R~EQUIsITIoN BUsINESs'-CIay'
toms r6quisItion business o seem !.
prosper much. Oae OF his Wen
home to roost with a broken vnlsh YES
terdav and "ngry % prisoner.
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LIABILITIES.
STATE OF
rnMpTRnIIER'S OFFICE.


1 hereby certify the foregoing TO be 8 true
ga coryAet copv of the original now on hle in
~ cd,css q. W. BLACKBURN,
Comptroller of st ste.
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KALCEMuEING.- Walls and ceilings
beautifully and srtistic8ily caicemined
at the shortest notice, by Hook q La
Grill, No. IS Monroe street.
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EXTRA inducements in furniture ana
carpet at Ames, Beattie d Co $40 MAIL
of DON'T fail Ia give theln q CALL
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NoTIcE.-We will, on aud after this
a retail New York LedqeTs Ior SIX
cent?. JOSEPH LOCKE, 1864 Main 81;
JAS. CoRwIN, 1884 Main St w. q >
SPEcKERNAaLE, l25 Poplsr st.
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ANOTHER supply OF hue Rec! FOOT
Lake Fish, just received, by '. uchs'
st Al Jefferson street.
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Now OPEN for inspection, a large
stock Of I'm jewelry, gold and silver
watches, and solid silver goods, which
are to be sold a tRnctiOn, commencing on
Wednesday at . O'clock, at 2lS Main
street, next to Ward & Bros drug store
G.. j.. TYLER & co.
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EME

New MEMPHIs.-Miss Fannie Prict
Appeared in her great role Of Helen
R1leston." in the great sensational
drama Of Foul Pay, before a good audi.
ence last night. We were only present
a moment, and can only reiterate wha'
has been said by our contemporaries
abroad, from hear say. "She is grand
is the verdict OF each.
THE PANoRAMA.-In spite Of the
weather, hundreds, yesterday, took q
dying trip to New York Uid the new As
sembly Hall. Billiards. Panorama lie
great, and everybody ought to see 1t. Go
by all means. Two performances daily.
| TIE GAIETY.-Severai new stsr.
commenced their engagements last night
at this popular place Of resort, and were
exceedingly well received. Mans gar Et-
ley, we are sorry to say, is lying quite
i'll at his hotel. We hope he may be
out coon again, as Jake" is the life and
soul OF things. A most stunning bill Is
the order OF the week.
VARIETIEs.-Several of the old stock
have been gotten rid OF by Manager
Broom, and their places supplied with
new and fresh i~mportatiOns. The
change cannot but be beneficial to his
theater and satisfactory to his visitors.
An entirely new change Of programme
this week,
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BY the latest steamer, new arrivals "a
neck ties aud underwear, ST Wlggsns u
Thorn's, 2S3 Main street.
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GENTLEMEN's wear cleaned by the
new C only al the Memphis Steam
Dyelns Establishment ,262 Second street.
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.JEo. HrLLIARD, Of Indian Bay, Ark,
"a at the C0mm eTcial.
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GARDEN and Flower Seed just re-
ceiyed az Goodyear d Falls Drug store
2gl Main street.
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LACE poiuts and point lsces msde
like new, at the Memphis steam Dyeios
Fatahlifhment, 262 Second stTeeL,
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~ Naek SiIiks, Black siIks-JusI
D., IVed IAN elegant ana Sneap
49,. 49, uent. MenkeH Br0s.
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IF you wants something good to VAu,
Loake's is the place, 1868 Main street. J
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PISTOLS AND COFFEE.-We learned on
Sunday night late, that a pleasant little
fete ehanlPetre was on the taps, 10 come
of yesterday morning on the classic
shores of Arkansas, in the shape Of a
regular old fashioned duel. We were
delighted. Visions of 3 column or so of
our ususl f)wiDg style of matter, when
writing up q choice moroccan in the shape
Of "blSCd ard thunder" sensation, q
murder, rape or something Of that sort,
floating through our minds. We were
up early yesterday mOrning-very early,
in fact almost 10 time to get breakfast st
the Peabody Hotel, on the qud Uiys 10
fad out whether blood had been spilled,
or whether it was " amicably arranged"
No news could be learned, although we
asked everybody il they had heard OF
the duel, The lay was passed n fever
len anxiety. Tue Horn Lake tragedy
was balm to our peEturbed souls, bat
sfter writing 1t cut we sgafn went on the
var path hunting for the duel. Nonews
ya5 obtained until nine O'Clock p.m.f
when we learned that there had been al
amiosble adjustment. oh, shucks ! was
the comment. The idea OF two men
coming two hundred miles to 6ght, and
keeping three or four reporters on tip toe
of excitement for q whole day and men
" smieably adjust" Bah It's disgust
ipgl Though perhaps it is better thus.
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J. w. ALLEN, of fernando, Miss, is
at the Commercial.
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buckeye SaIVe.-T The great
remedy for the cure of PfIeS, Jun {
received and for sale by w. N.
WilkersOn s. Co., Druggists. $40
Main Street.
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ST.. NICHOLAS REsTAURANT.-ThOse
who wish to get good meals, served up
in the very best style, should pay a visit
to the 81. Nicholas Restaurant, M. IS
North Court street, OF which Mess5s.
Walters & Griffith are the enterprising
proprietors. BotA have won fame as
caterers, and as they always procure he
bast the market can afford, their business
is rapidly increasing. The st. Nicholas
is open st all hours, day and night.
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CROWDED OUT.-A notice Of the st.
Louis Mutual aud two or three other ad-
vertisements are un~avoidably crowded
out OF this issue. They will appear to-
M ovrrxu
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EVERYBODY goes to Locke's, 2S63 Main
street.
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CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
The Commercial Convention 10
Meet i'm May.
Appointment of Committees TO
Arrange PreIimlnarits.
EX-Prs SIdenf johnson 10 be
Present.
The CustOmhOnse Question.
Congress 10 be MemOriaIIzed.

The Chamber of Commerce held an
adjourned meeting yesterday afternoon.
MIR. w. H. Cherry, the President, occu.
pied the Chair and stated the object oil
the meeting to be to hear the report OF q
committee appointed at the last meeting
to obtain the sense Of u citizens on the
subject OF the proposed Commercial Cen
yeniion, which is to meet in this city at
sueh time as may be decided on.
Mr.. Mrsy, as Chairman from the
Committee, submitted the following re-
port:
The undersigned, q committee appoint
ed ct q meeting of the Chamber of Conn
merce, on the 22d ultimo, to confer with
our cltiz n touching the most suitable
time for the assembling Of the Com
mereial Convention, beg leave to report
that they have discharged the duty
assigned them, and suggest Wednesday
the 18th Of May as an appropriate day.
l.. x. MARYE,
OSEPH LENOW
W. NJ. HARRINGTON,
~. p. TREZEVANT,
I n IA y
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GET your F. Y. shirts ready made OF
to order at Wiggaus & ThOrn's, 23S
Main street, Cay building.
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TERRIBLE R%RNCONTER.

Another of OIayEOn's Rsquisi-
lions, and what IL Cost
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NOTICES.

A naIarious Month March, that gives us
a new President, is also the Inaugural month
OF many harrassing disorders Entangled in
its fcgs are the seeds OF coughs, colds, and OF
that alienation of irigidity and fire, more
widely known than admired called fever and
ague. The only way to avoid these little I'M
p-leasantnec ses," is to render the system strong
enough to hght of the atmospheric poison
that produces them. and the best way 10 en-
dow it with this repellent power is to tone
IL with HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS.
If farer were credi5ly informed that a
rufian was waiting at the next corner, he
you'd doubles turn in his tracks, and take a
sarer route to his destination. With just about
the same amount of trouble, the attacks OF
Az AZ ssss praValsnt at this season may be
svaded. Nsy, the trouble will be less, or drug
stores lie in every ons's route, and every re-
sTa.tahle druggist in the UHton keeps on h2nd
HO9PETrER'S BITfERS. The article IL g
staple of trace, ana 1t would o. as easy 10 ma
a grocery without sugar. as the store OF an
an5theeary without tn popular tonic remedy.
In view Of the experiences OF the nation win
regard to the article, during the space OF
twanty FEARS. it seems q most unnecessary 10
reeapitulate its mtri,s 20 Amsrt ans. But as
our population Is increasing a. the rate OF =
cnuple Of millions q ear, M the natural way
and nv immigration, il may be as We'll 70 mint
TO the rising generation and new arrivals Sths
old settlers know ali about H. tnat SUSIE
TrRS STOMACH BITrERS is the most WhO'e'
some and potent vegetable tonic ever naGn'
featured at IL is a spselne TOT uebllty, uys.
nsnsia. biliousnes3 and miasmatic feVers that
n prevents, as well as cures. these complaints
ana their g Implications; thai It is not bad 70
take and is absolutely harmless.
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JOE LOCKE has the latest. Give him
3 call at 1864 Main street.
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Death of sgt. Finch, OF First
District E'Oiice.
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SPRING suits beautifully dyed and re-
paired al the Memphis Steam Dyelng
Establishment, 262 Second street.
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SILKS and dress goods Of every mate
rial cleaned end dyed ct the Memphis
Steam Dyeing Establishment 262 Second
street.
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RrOWn's bFOhcWlal aFOSu.s - 49,
give strength to the voice OF singers, and are
fndispensab.e to Public Speakers.
81 recommend their use to Public Speakers
Rev. 4. II. CHAPIN.
eThey have suited my case exactly, relieV,
inc my throat, and C tearing the voice so that ]
nooIi stnV with ease T OUCH RME,
ChorIster French Parish Church., Montreal,
Sold by all dealers in Medicines,
The Portland daily press., 1869-11-10

early Streeter who did not want to be near
meeting house Here he pfacticed his profess
sion. An isolated, singular man, holding
strange notions of medicine and theology. he
was not so popular as his brothers, who were
men of very congenial temperaments. and al
ways made hosts of friends We recollect
Barzillai well-although, no doubt. MANY of
our older citizens will say they never knew
there was such man here, so secluded wore
bis habits of life. He resided amopo nc soror-
al years, when one day he said to himself. 81
VIII depart, and return no more" He depart
ed, and never returned, as he said he should
not. OF his Manderings since, we are not in
formed 1t seems he died in Boston. Proba-
bly, that was his home of late years. They
were great men in their denomination, and
but one remains. II.
The Portland daily press., 1869-11-10
SPECIAL NOTICES.
The ShiveyiEE Season.

1t is impossible to su'pos that any human beipo
can consider an attak otFever and Aeue a LIGHT
visitation. And W thousands act as il such a ca
lamity Was OF noeonsequence; while thousands who
are actually suerng from the distressing comolant
neglect to adt the certain means of cure. 1t ouobt
to be knowin every locality subject to this scourge
or which.s infested with remittene fever. or anr
other endemic produced by malaria, that HOSTEL
TEBS STOMACH BITTERS taken in advance or
at me commencement of the unhealthy season, viii
fTtiy the system against the atmosphere poison
which generates these dstempers. This admrahIo
nvgorant-harmess, agreeable, and posses ing rarer
medicinal virtues than any other tonic at present
'nown, VIII break up the paroxsysms of intermit-
ent or remittent fever in from forty-eight bours
o ten days. Such is the universal testimony from
districts where periodical fevers have been combat
ell with this vegetable Chologogue. In a thleyisb
wise men bar their doors and Windows
ct strange to say if the same neighborhood happens
0 be perVaded by arial poison they seldom TAX the
+ uble to put their bodies in state of defence
sainst the subtle enemy. Shivering victims endeav
ripg in VAIN to warm your blue hands over the fire
consuming with the fever that follows the chill.
emember that HOSTETTER'S BIITERS is an
osoufe, speedy and ialabte specific for your dis
u sihs malady. novSeOd&w1wsn
The Portland daily press., 1869-11-10
Political Notes.

The boston Transcript says the reelection
OF Governor Clafin is no more a triumph oil
the Prohibitionists than it is of the leather
trade or the Methodis.s
secretary Boutwell, is still unable to Sc
sure successor to Gen. Butterfield as Sub
Treasurer at New York, all the persons offer
ed it having declined it.
There is considerable commotion about
affairs in the New York Custom House. An
effort is being made to get Collector Grinnell
out, but it appears there is nothing thus far
to justify the removal of that officer. He
bad long interview with Secretary Boutwell,
and President Grant Monday.
The Portland daily press., 1869-11-10
MiscellaneOus.

The council of Censors of Vermont have
proposed an amendment to the State consti-
tuition, extending the right of suffrage to
woman, and have called State Convention
TO vote upon the question.
1t is said that Secretary Boutwell,, General
Spinner and other Treasury officials have
come to the conclusion that the volume of
currency is inadequate to the wants of the
country. The Secretary is therefore matur-
inc plan which will be set forth in his annu-
al report, to give the South and West sufficient
banking facilities. .
Here is funeral speech which Paris pa
per assures us was actually pronounced at
Montmartre the other day by father at the
grave of his son: Gentlemen" said tho IA
Their, in voice full of emotion, the body be-
fore me was that of my son. He was young
man in the Prime of lfe with sound consti-
tuition which ought to have insured him a
hundred years. But misconduct, drunken
ness and debauchery, of the most disgraceful
kind, brought him in the flower of age to the
ditch which you see before you. Let this be
an example to you and to your children. Let
us go hence"
On the eleventh of September last, while
the schooner Paragon, of Bangor, Maine, was
lying at this port, Captain Shute, her COM
mander, lost, in some unaccountable manner,
between eighty and ninety dollars in bills.
All search on board was in vain After the
vessel had proceeded from here to Newport
Captain Shute returned to this city and in
stituted a search among the stores where he
had made purchases, in hopes of learning
something of the missing greenbacks, but in
vain. Last week letter was received from
him, dated at Bangor, in which he states that
in unlading the schooner rats nest was dis
covered, made up of the lost money-one
twenty, three tens and five-fifty-five dol
lars in all. The remainder had not come to
light, but was undoubtedly doing service in
the same manner to some other family of rats
on board.-New Bedford Mercury.
The Portland daily press., 1869-11-10
EtLiS' T1.O71 RStfope

IN; VIII enrlch the blood and prevent it from becom-
r ~ whey and Weak, giving healthy complexion,
Ies,ore ,h9 appetite, nvgorate the system and
sniy Paia'ao'e These blters are recommended to
ai persons requiring safe and valuable tonic to
tone and strength to the system, not given by
ptiers merely simulant in their effects; which, al
though they Y possess tonic. vegetable properties
cannot give the strength to the blood which the
IRON BITTERs will give
Prepared by WIN. ELLIS, Chemist. For sale in
Portland by Crosman & Co., 305 Congress street
je 2I-d6m SIN
The Portland daily press., 1869-11-10
ANOTHER HEAVY GALE.-We are inform

ANOTHER HEAVY GALE.-We are inform
ed by Mr.. Gunnison of Eastport that on Sun
day last violent gale, accompanied by snow,
was experienced about noon, at Eastport and
st. John. At Eastport, French's wharves,
which were injured by the late tornado, and
which were in the process of repair, were
entirely swept away, and the buildings on
them were dropped down upon the beach
Schooner Eben Herbert of st. George, with
800 barrels picked herring and 1000 boxes
scaled, parted her cable and drove upon the
beach, filling with water. She was got OBJ at
high tide. Some other damage was done to
vessels at anchor and at the whalves, but it
was slight.
AT St. John, N. B., the blow was violent.
The wharf of the International Steamship
Company was greatly injured. The steamer
New England was lying there but she got up
steam and rode out the gale safely, sustain
ing not the least injury. Many vessels went
ashore, but, as the gale commenced before
high water, they were got off at high tide
without sustaining much damage.
The Now England arrived here from East
port about - o'clock yesterday noon. ~