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The Portland daily press., 1870-04-18
naine Lloyd's
MARINE INSURANCE,
Aeme Omce, Bangor

Branch Once, Exchansc.st, Portland
ADVISORY COMMITTEE.
William McGilvery, Chairman.
Washington Ryan, Isaiah steisen,
George Stetson, N. A. Farwell,
Nathan C. Aver, Charles hayward.
Rcnry Z. Freniiss, Samuel r. Hersey,
r. II. FslIer, Attorney.
SUBSCRIBERS.
SAMUEL F. HERsEY, Bangor,
WILLIAM MCGILvREY, SearspOrt,
GEORGE srErsoN, Bangor,
ISAIAH STETsoN,
NATHAN C. AVER, g
WILLIAM II. SMITH,
CHARLES STETsON,
SAMUEL H. BLAKE,
SAMUEL LARRABEE,
CHAs. HAYWARD.
CHAs. p. STETsoN,
u. X. STOCKWELL & Co.,
NATHAN HOPKINS,
THOMAS N. EGERY,
MOSES GDDINGs,
HENRY E. PRENTIss,
N. 5. DRUMMOND,
JOHN A. PETERS,
ROBERTs & Co.,
GEORGE K. JEwETT,
JAS. G. PENDLEToN, Searsport,
ISAAC CARVER, Searsport,
HANNIBAL HAMLIN, Bangor,
JAMES II. BOWLER, 6"
ARAD THOMPSON,
gAzEB HoLxoKE, Brewer.
n A. FARwElL, Roekland,
FRANCIS COBB,
ISAAC COOMBs, Camden,
J. Z. NICKELS, Searsport,
BRIDGE, LORD & Co., Boston,
EDWARD O'BRIEN, Thomaston,
IHEo. z. WooDMAN, Bucksport,
N. T. HILL, "
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JAMES McGILvERY, Searsport,
RYAN & DAVIS, Portland,
ISRAEL WAsHBURN, JR., Portland,
GEORGE S. HUNT,
WILLIAM E. GOULD, I"
g. & c. BLISS, South Freepo1t,
A. & s. E. SPRING, Portland,
ISAAC 5. Whitman, Bangor,
THOMAS J. STEWART, :"
SIDNEY THAXTER,
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CHARLES d. BRYANT"
The subscribers having been accredited wit
OFFICES of the above reliable fpstitutions p.
The Portland daily press., 1870-04-18
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ENRIDAY on Cumberland street, between Casco
Il and Elm street a Lady's Gold Watch, Hunter
Case The finder will be suitably rewaIded by eav-
ing it at the office of the United States Hotel ap16tf
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-03-24

MlNNssorA.--A friend in Minnesota
has written us letter dated MARCH, 10,
filed with kind words. for which we
are unable properly to express our
thanks. lie will excuse US for making
an extract for the benefit OF our readers.
He saws. The March winds. / sup
pose, are drying up the tears she'd over
the grave of another winter with you,
while here with a rude hand they play
with the blanket of anow, tossing it
about, and, with maniacal laugh, DASH
es into your face handfiils Of chilly
siircds. The little tender seed still
sleeps inanimste in the bosom Of moth.
er earth, obeying the frost king. Seem
ingly Spring, with it's beautiful flowers,
is 10th 10 appear in so bleak a land'
But those who have hal more expc-
gicnce in Minnesota tell me that We are
20 lIave nice, bright, warm days.
All OF Us, unfortunately. have 10 look
up ut the clouds rather than down upon
them aud G 1nsequen,ly never csc ssei'
!
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-03-24

l}ArpY HoMIs.---The local editor Of
the Nashville Banner has a good hear;
as well rs good head, and speaks a.
follows concerning the suffice, Of hap.
py homes:
"In walking through the streets Of
Eagcdcld we are impressed with tie
idea that it is a city of "hones,' ami
not mere collection Of house,"
There has been much good sense and
good taste evinced in the erection Of
buildings suitable to persons Of varied
means. While we see tie grand and
imposing man sion, whose broad halls
and spaciou, apartments mark il as the
favored abode Of wealth, we see whole
Squares built up with neat and conve
nicnt cottages which bring the comforts
and retircmen. orhome within the reach
OF persons Of small means. Now, what
sc wish to suggest is, that many of the
vacant lois Of our own city might be
most appropriately improved in like
manner. Erect upon them small cot
tagcs with complete domestic appoint
ments. and there need be no fear OF
lack of suitable tenants. There are
hundreds of small families subsisting
on small but certain salaries now con
strained within, the conventional pre-
cincts Of hotels and boarding houses
whose hearts would bound Mt the pros
pect Of such home. Many a young
wife now gradually drifting into the
vortex of fashionable listlessness or
frivolity would rejoice to have heart
and hand filed ny tlosa domestic du
ties which are tho delight Of every true
womang z'Ir0 g'4g
Happy homes are great conserve
tors Of public morals, and he who does
most to bring these within reach of the
masses will not only advance his own
tpersonai interests but will deserve TO be
regarded as the benefactor ofhis fellow
citizens"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-03-24

B ssTHG article in relation to the alleg d
suicide ofa pegro boy about lively,
years Of age. Published in last wcekt'
N issue, sccInsto have excited consi Ter
able feeling among our fricnds nj
Decherd, The stor; was talked abou
here eight or ten daysheforc any men
4 ton was made Of II IN the jour- a.
We heard u party Of gentlemen dis
| GUESSING its merits at the corner of tho
1Square, by Mr. William Gamers store
and was Informed BY one Of thnm thaf
he got his formation from Miss fish.
Or We called upon that lady, and our
readers are acquainted with the result
OF the interview. We did not voucl
for the story buttold it to you as twas
told TO as. And il there is any one IL,
Franklin county who is enga ed in the
manufacture of liea Tor malicious pur
poses thcnhis or her name, should lc
Known. Ills was the view we took o
the subject, and this was the reason We
published the article above mentioned
If Miss Fis Ter has told a wll'ul lie
and crcumstaLt al evidence seems to
point that way--thcn why did she do
IL? 1t Is not reasonable 10 suppose
that u sixteen year old girl woull con,
coct u story calculated to he so dis
graceful to the county, and we lave no
hesitation IN expressing the belief that
she has been made the tool Of ,somcI
designing scoundrel WHO deserves the
vengeance Of Al outraged people. AS
suming this to be ir!Ie, we will give q
liberal reward for the name of the vii |
lain, aud we promise beforehand to
use eur Influence in making franklin
County too hot to hold him,
Any man with few grains Of com,
mon sense, il he does not know it al
ready, can see from Bill Stokes speech
and the Circular of Brownow d Co i, in
our editorial columns. TINT the recon |
struction Of Tennessee is thing that |
has been cut and dried by the discon
tented Republicans ever since the
election Of Senter. Read that circular
carefully, and you viii discover 10
mention of ortrages against law and |
order--that humbug is exploded.--but |,
those gentlemen tell US plainly that the !
Federal Government Is determined to |
place THE OFFICES in the hands Of the
Radical party, and they invite our at
tcntion toGeorsiu, ETC., as illustrations
Of the f.te in store for US.
In this view Of the subject our friends
will admit that We have done them no
injury by publishing the artitl c in Iues,
lion, As some Of them rather hastily
and that, IL We succeed in
exposing the wretch who procured the
circulation Of the slanderous rcpor..,
they will have ample cause to thank Us
for taking step which, at the first
glance, appeared to he lacking in sound
discretion
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-03-24

A NICE BoQUET Flowers, It's said
are the messengers Of Love. and OF
shat eau We conceive that 10 more
touching than for Il beautiful maiden,
on The apex between girlhood and wo'
manhood, to arrange n neat boqnct OF
hyacn.hs, daisies, aud arboivltca. and,
alter pressing it TO her own sweet lips
q scor. Of times, send it with a modest
message to the idol Of her hearts AT,
tections. A young friend OF ours wss
honogpd in lhs way il .es days ago and
The sight fhis happy face and the beau
tigu! boquct carried us back on meE,o
RVS wing,o the days Of "aull lang
syur"
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a. gRsoNALs,usGol. sPstsrfIarneyssha
Ibeen, quite, uuyell, but4wearc happy t
snnoS9ce that the genialsunsllnc ha
hail IN excellent effect upon his healt
and spirits. b
--Prufesso. Gu,ta Is constantly a. d
ing new paintings to his already in
trresting collection, and we do not sc
how he could be lonely, surrounded II
he is ny the fair women and bray!
men" whom his fancy las so striking
lyportrayed. ,I.
Mr.. Harvey linda, orr accomplish
| edEpiacspalM ildsler, prcatI'csat Mui,
freesboro, Tullshoma, and Winchester
The zeal displayed by this young mar
eScito' cur admiration, and his molhe
may well I've proud of such son,
Mr.. Wiley Alexander, the court
eous Conductor on the W. IL. "A. II. r.
vas in town few days ago, and,
thoneh we had not the pleasure OF
meeting him, understand that he WA
cratnng jokcsas usual a,nil loars Of
laughter. sH4H .R86FEh
~--Col. Albert MARKS is ono OF the
most indeiatieabic men We ever saw.
Courteous, clear headed, and energetic,
he is qualified to I'LL with honor to
himself any position in the gilt Of the
people, In the next Judicial election
he should be placed upon the Circuit
Court Bench by all means. Judge
HickcrsOn, We are Informed, desires
to retire, and his mantle could not fall
upon Il worther man than Col. Albert
Marks. a&y
IL II. Moore * Co., have kindly
consented to act as agents ofthe Home
journal at Hunts Station for the re.
ccipt Of subscriptions, and We wish
that our friends in that locality would
avail themselves oftiis arrangement to
send US 81 for the year 1870.
Mr.. Geo. Stroud, who lives at
Dcchcrd, is one Of the ccvercst young
men we have met with in Franklin
County We are somewhat Of Il phys.
ECONOMIST and we believe that lis face
is the index Of II warm and generous
heart. ...t.
--3lrs. Bculah Jenkins was ia town
last Sunday with her husband, and We
could not help thinking that married
life is "A right down good thing when
We saw how happy and gay she appeal
ell to he. #Et
The Rev Mr.. Powers will preach
at the Cumberland Presb, terrain Church
next Sunday morning.
Mrs. Snccd and Mrs. McCutcheons
are still confined to the bed, and their
situation is very unsatisfactory.
Squire Baugh's father died ut
UurFrccsboro last Thursday.
--------+-----s,s,o Gn.---.------.--
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IL answer to the question, "Beasley,
why are you opposed to the new cOnsti-
tution!" we always reply because il
makes the African and the Chinamau
the political equals Of the white man
and We are one of those who cannot be
kissed or kicked out Of the idea that
this Government the language OF
Stephen A. Douglas--was made BY
white men, for white men, and for theil
posterity forever.
The peace obtained by the sacrifice
OF principle can never be more than
temporary.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-03-24

BeAuT!FCL pAlHTiNG..-~A Young zen.
tlcman Of great genius, OF whose &c
quaintancc and friendship we are proud
is now connected with the ROYAL Art
Gallery in Paris, and has sent II picture
to Memphis which We would like to
see adjoining the walls Of one Of our
colleges or lordly residences. Tho
Evening Ledger speaks IS follows con.
corning It.
"For the past two months at Young
x Brothers, has been picture on ex
hihiion ofrare merits painted in Paris
Ivy Carl Guthcrz, our Memphis artist
No mention being made of this, ont
side oftic friends of the artist, il is not
generally known that so fine work ol
art can be 90 easily secn. The original
Of this picture, painted by Eugene De
LaCroix, gave him liis great fame and
ranI; among The first artists Of Europe
The srbirc.-Virgil and Dante Cross
Ing the Infernal River into the Holy
City-may not warm up plelsin re
Elections, but the strange fascination of
the horrible holds YOU firmly to n close
study. In each individual of the
damned who rise in the foreground. try.
ing to gain an entrance in the boat, Z
clear and distinct history is portravc,
in every position and expression. T,lt
sin furrowcd faces OF some overshad
owed by despair at failure; the daring
fiendish, unyieldng determination OF
others, and the hopeless, Responding
female figure, whose whole attitude
hcspeaks suticring--with -staincf
countenapce-show the wonderful pow
cr Of the artist to embody the poet,
idea on canvas. None can feel in look
ing at Mr.. Gutherz' painting but tina
it must he faithful copy, and woul'
not suffer by comparison with the orig
inal. His teacher in Paris preferred
Gutherz' depth of coloring to DE La
Croix's. IT'S picture particular,
suited 10 some public hall, library O
club room"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-03-24

IioEaE CAR TO iDEcurRD.--A gentle
NAN from Nashville r,'certIy sngges,cd
TO us the idea OF establishing kind OF
street railway TO Dechcrd, His plan
WAS to get the use Of the w. L. A, r.
R., AND make trip about every two or
three hours during the day. The plan
is practicable, Winchester and DccLerd
would both be benefited by the enter.
rrisr, and doubtless it will be carried
into effect when the Radical Infernos
have gone where the woodhinr
tuincth.'
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NHAr 4 FALL WAS NOT lnEEE sly
EpuNTaYwuMEA- Our fair rca ,crs,
though we'll aware Of what the poet
says Of Nature, that
"IIrr prentice hand she tried on man,
And then she mAle the la4sics. oil"
do NOT seem 10 be satisfied with Ma
ture's wor' hut on the contrary all the
appliances of Art are pressed into their
service in order to make their charms
irresistible. A lady acquaintance Of
at:rS. who6e natural stock Of hair is
rather limited. sailed out q few DAYS
$50 OF visit to some female friends,
aud of course was determined to look
her prctticst. Her perfect love of u
bonnet was perchcd upon the top Of
her h"sd-lnoking like butterfly sit
ting astr'de Of sunllowor-and, sup
losing that the balance OF her attire
VAS IN perfect harmony. she held her
head erect, and, with majestic step
that seemed to "scorl thc earth
moved through the streets and bore
down upon the helpless victims Of her
tender regard. Time sped on with
do"ny wing, and til, llnppines, OF our
heroine was undisturted excepting by
aqnizzical saiile which she discovered
Hitting occasionally across the faces Of
her fair friends. That smile annoyed
her, and under its depressing influence.
her mirthful feeling vanished, her heart
grew sad and when she babe her friends
goodbye and walked slowly homewarjl,
Her eyes were downcast aud her steps
were heavy. A change had tome o or
Tie spirit Of her dream. = The
hrst thing she lid on reaching home
vas to 90, of course. to the looking
glass; and, after gazing with pride up
on The image there presented, she let
"er glance fall to the top ofthe bureau,
Wien she heheld an object that did not
freeze her blood and cause "cach par
"cuiar hair to stand on end like quilts
upon the fretful porcupine," but that
-shc'tei her risibles so deeply tina, she
'"'d down upon her bed aud with both
bands prcssed tightly to her sides to
Keep from bdrsahs she gave way to
an ancanHollahie fit Of laughter She
'ca'd account for the qaizzical smiles
"'her flicnis nov, for she hal left
nome and forgotten that glory Of wo-
n-;i'-vhsr waterfall, 4, =.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-03-24

PHILADELPHIA MEDICAL ColLEGl So
Three hundrcA ana lhirty-scyrn Doe
tors of Medicine graduated last week
in Philadelphia, including fourteen
graduates Of the Women's Medical
College. or tits numlcr Of young
then over fifty are from the sonth, in.
including a nephew Of an honrrrd son
Of Tennessee, Judge Mckinney, and
Mr. j. ". Creaakaw, bath Of Tenncs
srg, aa, both give promise to excel in
the pvofcssion
We Iave a Scholarship in the above,
mepiioncd celebrated College. worth
sTJ, just It's goni II, gold to the stu
drut, which We will sell for $50 in cash
Ten months spent in the Philadelphia,
Medical College would he Of vast lcnc
fit even ~ many Of onr pTac,ic;ng phys
jriuna.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-03-24

PRurRACrEp MEErlyG.--Dr. Bone
announced last SUadaY that services
would he held every night next week.
hygnnng with SUNDAY night, in the
Presbyterian Church The Rev DR..
Chadwick is expected to participate.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-03-24

Oua modest young friends of the
Lebanon Herald Office advertise their
ability to do in the highest style Of tn"
art horseographs and jackotypcs. The
Journal is prepared to do likewise.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-03-24

J4s, NlAA!Q < Co. loUiJynlr. Ky
when llviry IA your city useA .r,r.y!
Do,tl,. Of III. ay4'lpol's Iulaal 5pyih!i.
syrup and ionnd il :, Go my chiiu lDy!.
.lud and il WOULD r..t letter after Gs,v.5
/ dian amy other remedy can u! "ie"
confidence it /, tie best medicine for chj.-
rcu a. present Inown. "i.hyoU wound
ct the druggists ncrr 70 Keep j. II au!
uc uDe, please let 'ar kno": il rot SCI.
he cue dozen hy express, aud ] viii pNy
,pr i; t.. the otlt,2 here. Ny.le Ne VIM
you read it. and oJ'iGs
Mss. SARAli l.. RANDOLPH.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-03-24

younpAS ILLuMlNAyEp, A+Tleyppper
windows Of the enterprising nnd nia
,le Monsieur Jordan are illuminated
nearly every nigh, 'o.,
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The PEACHES. We saw Col,
AIcGchce examine twig with three
rcacA buds on it and only one Of them
,as dead The Coloncl thinks We Will
have ~ abundance Of frnt this year.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-03-24

LAY on McDUrF-Last Saturday at.
ternoon two men from the country got
into difficulty, we could not learn
.nbout what, which resulted insone Of
them striking the other over the head
with stick several times, causing the
blood to besprinkle the pavement on
the corner Of the Square.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-03-24

A COOP barber is needed in Winchss
,.r We wish our Nashville cotenpo
ynrles would manifest their sympathy
far the ruir sex by publishing this fact.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-03-24
TD&l. SsM-5&OCK'5
infant SOOTHING SYRUP.
Prize y cents per bottle.

I:r in TIE t,;Drr only SEABR0QE'',
Pleasant g. ta.r Inv aiWlUle III tite FOL.
OWN L.Gi!en-c':
Su!L!t,r Com plAin'. irregularities o: las
Bowels, Ec~,N elites, Icythln4, &c.
GiTtr EuIi;I H. rrhilI aIa ia. " 80
lnNLArg.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-03-24

THERE is an active demand here tor
t,rkcys and chickens
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No. So, North sids Public Square,
NASHVILLE. TENN.
Insolvency Notice.

Having suggested tne Insolvency of Nsn-
cy Sutherland. deed. all pcrs.ns having
claim, against said estate. must file them
with the Clerk OF the County Court OF
Franklin County. for prJ rata distribution
Icy the 'ir-i ,liy of july. ls71. or they will
forever larred. +. III. FINCH. ad'mr.
mari H.
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Nrw SrGx.-The Winchester Ho-
tel has new sign, which was painted
by our clever friend Mr. J. N. Logan.
and Is an excellent piece of work.
Those wishing signs PAINTED would do
well to remember that there is an able
workman among Us "to the manner
hcrur -. --. 1870,
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FRENCH CONFBCTI0NERIEE
A. JOURDAN, Ag't.
PUBLIC BOARDING HOUSE.

Mrs. n. 4. Carter notifies the pal lic tiiat
she has rented the Sims Tavern tlou>a
and will receive transient. day. aud regn-
lar i,oarders. on reasonable terms. She is
Atting % The establishment IN good siie.
sndHk<A 1iir'al patronage Of tue pubic
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-03-24

C,ncrlr C6rkr, This Court meets
next Monday. gEbD'REB!
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-03-24

Whereas. Pat Townsend appiir,! to lno.
". Williams. j. J.. for sail county, on the
18th day of February. 1870, III accordanSe
with the laws of this State, for an Original
attachment against the property of James
T0wnsend, for debt on an accnuut OF -d!d
alta hmcnt having been levied upon the
property of said James Townsend, and
returned before me on the 18th day Of
February. 1870. and it also appearing to
me that said James Townsend is II non
resilient OF this state, and il 4 resident OF
the State of Alabama. 20 that the ordina-
rs and regular process Of law cannot be
served upon him.
1t is therefore ordered that publication
be made for tour consecutive week, in the
Home Journal. newspaper Published in
Winchester. Franklin county. Tennessee,
requiring the said James Townsend to APP
pear before me on the 18th day 0fSeptcin-
Der. 1870. at my office in the town of " in
chester in said county. it being Justice
OF the Peace Court, 10 defend the above
suit. or judgment by default. tx parte. will
be given against him.
Witness my hand and seal. this the 18th
day of February. $50.
THOS. FINCH,
j. y. for franklin 60. Tenn.
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Hurley's Aguo Tonic.
80 .iESENlC-HU MERCURY,


PERFECTLY NELIA Ii.h
rns only remt,!! for tLills aud s.Ts.>
T. AgGe ani Fever, tia. is or ,ss - is-
.raled upon is liur,sys Agus Tonic.
There huTc been thousands cured -
slug IL Who have tyitd The usual ltnedl@
Nit,ou, benefit.
Tie following certificate ltVa tcilsbis
t.lt-.n Of Mis,!&si?pl, apc4ks ter !lsslf:
Mer.tian, Miss. lc.. 10, ~.
III. +. Y. L. tNadwtc..:
y ar Sir: This Is 10 v-iti.y that ! AnRas
rom you, hy your rcroMMy nHAIlVh, tos,
!nut llurtey's Agur Tonic. and i. rel
go ,.nc..s OF Erycr9rd tgNrut ~ nv
standing. / rhecllullY recommend Hni-
LEWIS Tonic TO the public generally.
Respcclluly Yours,
JOHN K, WRIGHT.
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pr. ThoInas =. Hurley

Dr Thomas =. liuricy:
Sir: drr,u It MI act ,oHj ustiys 10 YOU to
.t3tr that IN III" iHuMth Of February last, l.
And 4 -gyrrr attack " iHilJumaiory rueu-
nlali<rn, which completely pr1stratrd ,ls.
NJ the same tia" my lur@, We're affected.
/ w.,. go rruucrd tua, il "u. v i.h the greet
81 difficulty that ! couli walk. procurra
, 'oln' Of your Compound Extract of Sara
mriila and commenced taking 1t. found
Jhar began ~ improSe-niy cough be-
came less sryert--the soreness, OF my lungs
aud breast gradually sUbside,l--my rhcu-
ma;ic pains less acute. | attribute this
mainly to your Sar'Aparila. | have new
Ge.n taking il for over two months; have
takcn in all live Or Fix Do.riet. lis effects
nave been most satisfactory 70 lie. ana
atyae otter, siIniiarl! afflicted ~ 3hs
yon i trial.
JOS. CLEMENT.
The gentleman whose name is appended
10 tue ahoye certificate has long resided
here. End Il; the present time 10 one U! tAs
magistratee OF TIE city VI Louisville.
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81 x
Great RcGchies
OF Tuh AGE,
IIrJItlAl.Y'G
!cION.lCW III TINS : =
Debility, Ioas OF appetite, WcAEheIs In
digestion, or Dyspepsia. WIZ " ~,
l3u u t!le iifr!. or D..0rcsg,L
Stomach
Thcre are NJ bitter. that tAn compass
Nllh iir-r II r.m"N,n,! thr4" Gi-,rrssth.
0n''all'S. iur sN,'ur rhn TIC had Ut Nhy
hug siuit M tie l. pt',i II h~.
JAMES htDrit s CO
rlVWietur4, i.onis>il.c. ny,

To Jane. HuGdlo y Co !.oG,,!,lc. w.:
"!l,rH"n. Thisi ',1tily MAX M,ys
been iur yrlr'a suh ~ ,auu tr."d aIl 10
comics ! have ica.u or seen atlycrti.eu,
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