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The Portland daily press., 1871-03-28

The arresters of Filkins are quarrslins
over the 5000 reward.
An Illinois poultry-iend has paid SIS to
get five chickens from England.
The Governor of Wisconsin has already
signed 6Z3 new laws this session, aud the leg
isature is still keeping him at it.
"A Western editor says that a girl who Is
now called "a beautiful blonde,"a few years
ago, would have been termed "a tow-bead.n
1t is said that there Is only QUE church
bell in Charleston,S. Gall the rest having been
melted up in war time for cannon.
The Nashua IN. H. Telegraph nomin-
ates Hon. Schuyler Coliax for President In
1872, and has placed the ticket at the head of
the editorial columns.
On recent Thursday night, at 0:O3 p.
NJ, London establishment received a mes
sage which had been sent, by way of Teheran
from Kurrachee, India, ON Friday morning at
l2:43 A. M. The message was therefore re-
ceived in London the day before it was sent
from India.I The time actually occupied by
the message in transmission was fifty min
utes; the earth would require four houis and
twenty-six minutes 10 90 the same distance,
and as the message was sent so soon after
midnight, the extraordinary effect Is produced
Of its arriving the previous evening.
"A country clergyman says be has mar.
ried but one couple in year, and that they
paid him nothing, staid to dinner as 1t was a
rainy day, and then borrowed his umbrella
when they left, which he has never seen
since.
A woman, fat fair and apparently about
forty, passed along the main street OF Kan
sas City recently putting composedly at a
oenuine cigar. Her husband, a meek-lookino
9srsonape with a Gowncast air, alked be-.
hind. carving the baby. The sight would
have era,ified Susan b. Anthony, and made
Tr4in weep tears OF Joy.
"A New Hampshire Democrat, an en-.
plo, ,ee OF railroad company, was so eagtr
to vote that he started alone al 8 o,clock
Monday evening, from Plymouth, In a hand
car, and propelled it to Wells River. a GI.-
tahoe OF forty-aisht miles on an up Grad. of
eigniy-ive feet in mile, arriving at bis de.-
tina'ion at 12 1-2 o'clock on the morning of
EJECT on day.
Just before a town election IN Osweeo
county, a Democratic politician, 1t is reported,
applied Tor lease OF seven pews In the col
ored church in the town; but the colored
men saw through his hypocrisy and told him
that their "church was full"
JEFF. Davis was serenaded in Selma, Ala,
a few niohts aoO and allu linu 70 ,ha ..io..
cause" closed his remarks with tue expires.
ion of the hope that he would yet live to see
the sovereignty OF the States vindit tated.
A man named Rolaud, living at Mount
Comfort, near Fayetteville, AK, shot bis
wife on The 10TH inst, then murdered their
child, an infant about nine months old, and
finished his bloody work by blowing out his
own brains. Domestic troubles are men,
toned as the cause.
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-28

THE BRIGHT SIDE OF LIFE IN LIBBY
PRIsoN.-Chaplain MeCabe delivered ko.
ture in New York last night descriptive OF the
inner lille at Libby Prison during the war.
We make an extract:
AS soon as he saw the ragged, starved ar.
my which Gro Tded that old tobacco ware
house, he knew, he felt, that it was not all
black. Good spirits THU nphed over priy..
ton, anu each inan seemed chiefly anxious 70
Keep up me spirits OF his comraues. In spite
OF all, however, there were many da,k d.vs
and the darkest ot all was when the first re-
potts OF the battle or Gettysburg came
through Confederate channels, Representing
the aclion as a great Confederate victory.
When they heard tnat the Army of the Po-
tomac had been destroyed, that 10000 pris-
oners had been taken by the rebels, and that
Lee was pushing nortL ward, unOpposed, even
the most sangune gave up hope, aud wnea
at last the real iacls came out from the
"Yankee Lies" copied into the Richmond pa
pers, the revulsiou of feeling was thing
never TO be forgotten. Men erieI ab1 thank
ed Goo, and when some one began TO sing the
oattle hymn OF the republic they took It up
with such voice that il was beard all over
the city and the guard came rushing up 10
see what was the matter. On tue Itli of
July, 1868, they had staud celebration of
Victory-as merry one as there was In the
country. A siar-spanaled banner was manu-
factured Tor tue occasion out of taree old
shirts which bad once been red. whlte and
blue. And at the very hour when sailor
clambered up the rafter and tore down that
honored though shabby banner, Peuberlon
Was surrenderIng Vicksburg TO Gen. Grant.
When that news came it repaid them tot all
their lrials aud sufrrings. The bright side OF
Libby Prison came oul strong then, ana the
darkest one never appeared again.
An interesting acrount wss given OF the
university" which comprised class Of .esenly
men in French, and large class In other IAN.
guages, besides fuil-olown law school with a
faculty OF forty LAWYERS.
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-28

X AYTONS OH OF LIFE, the best Rheumatic
N and Neuralgia Iini1ent kin wn. 1t cures al
pains and aches in the system. For sale by q
Druggists. nov1seod&w1v
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For Rent.

n AIsa t,ao or nve rooms on Preble Street.
brook. N'',ases s az WoodE,ris Coruer, West
ino,t, D. GEO h. LAWS q CO.
Ihztt Real Estate and Mortpsoe Rp,oters
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NOTICE

he Portland Drv Dock and Ware. House Co. I"
Care I've leased tLeir DOCKS and O, her prop rry in
Al, AL Ghzabeth to james Il Simpson tor one lesi
,ie ,iom jan 1871 70 jan 1917. aid during sai,
debt. 'ns oUpaoy will not be responsible for any
miss contacted In their lame their sccou' l,
th authorized or approved by the President OF
VINO eempsny. CuAS A.LAMBARD,
PRESIDENT P. d. Dock and Warehouse Co.
p.., BY his Attorney, L. u. M. SWEAT,
Fortand, January 18th, Isff, jn30tf
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FOR SALE

EON sALE
Two md One Half story Brick Residence
I'm the Western Part of the City for Sale
at a Bargain, the Owner l. nhoms
Moving West!
80 The house Deaily new. built nv the dav In
m::ilth, mo thorough manuer and ,onIsins
Glsl lseventcen rooms, ample clio ct room. gts,
hard 4 soft wa,eI, cemented cellar. good III nae,
drainage peroec The property will he sold to slv
one de firing first class Residence at uargan th
rms o payment t. b, mace satisfactory to the
purchaser. Lot 50xl00. Title PEI lect.
Apply to GEO n. DAVIS a. CO.,
mrlS2w Real Estate and Mortgage Brokers'
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-28

The Sta Police OF Boston are not yet out
of trouble. Before the legislative committee
Mary Dow testified that she paid Constable
Clapp $50 Tor the privilege oisellins wbi,ke,
R. H. Yeaton thai hr paid S10 to Constable
DAILY TO save himself rom arrest; and c. w.
Carter that be paid ten dollars two or three
times TO Constable Mute TO prevent complaint
and seizure, wheu, finding this sort OF bribery
too expensive, he wisely concluded to give up
The business. This testimony, II 1t is 10 be
credited, develops rather melancholy sta,e of
morals In the Massachusetts, coustabulary,
which was organized mainly TO put down the
traffic lu spirituous fluids. If there we're but
one case we might suspect perjury, but here
are three to eorioborate each other
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-28
Railroan L.. b,rers Wanted.

IN MEN to work in Rock cuttings Also
leJO some experienced Rock foremen, The
Por;l nd & Oenensburg Railroan. Western Division,
ia verDent Apply 10 KlN3, FULLER & CO., ST.
Johnsburv. Vermont
mr20d2w FULLER a. HARDING.
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-28
NeSs Cattti2ag T0qt0ht.


Ak j, q. BROWN,
NO. S46 Congress ST.
y Patterns LOT Sale, te1saaw
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-28

FEARFUL SCHNE IN A THEATRE.-A start
ling and absolutely irightlul accident occurred
at the Pittsburg Opera House which fortu-
nately was not attended by any serious result,
though its possibilities were terrible. La
selle and Millson were performing together
| OH the trapeze, suspended high above the
orchestra. They were performing particu.
larly daring feat. Each with tue arm clasped
about the other, they slid rapidly, ,heads do xn-
ward ouer tue bar, intending to catch their
feet 10 the angles formed by the bar and the
ropes, and so hang in md-air. In some man
ner their ieet failed TO catch 10 the a. giles, and
The men claSped in eacn others arms, caDe
crashing together. heads down y ard, upou the
floor of the orchestra. As they fell each ut
leied great cry. The excitement In the au-
deuce was oi course intense, the ladies
screaming and the men rushing toward the
scene OF the accident. One lady went Into
Mysteries. 1t was subsequently ascerlaiDed
that she was the wife of one OF the fallen.-
Mr.. l. tsrlle was on his feet almost instantly,
unhurt, but Millson lay helpless and moan
ing on the floor. Ii seems that he had fallen
on his side with his companion on top oil him.
The injured man was carried by Mr.. Beamer
and Mr.. LaseIle through tue orchestra door TO
the stage, and In few moments the stage
manager appeared and announced TO the au-
dience that the accident was not serious, Dir.
MIllson only having been stunned. The an
nouncement was received with cheers, and
the audience resumed tneir seats aud the per-
torrance went OH. In few momepts the
acrobats came again upon the stase and bow
ed TO the audience after which they withdrew
With hearty applause. When the perform
ance was over, ,Millsoa stood at the stage door
as the audience Withdrew. He was looking
pale. but was smiling and speaking to his
friends. No bones were brok eu. aud SO lar as
known no internal injuries were received. 1t
seemed almost miraculous that such an accl-
dert should have results of SO little serious
ness.
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-28

browns BALL baving been leased for five years
~ by The undersigned and put perfect order,
Sil be let Tor Lectures Concerts Leve.s, and other
nrsl-class entertainments. a. a low ate. The Hal
ohe Of The finest in the city, will seat 500 per
Gfs Two large ahte-rooms are ed with the
wafer closets, Apply in pers or by letter to
iono..e GEO. X. DAVIS 81 CO.,
'""N1u Portland Maine.
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TO LET.

A CONVENIENT FRONT ROOM, with large
q room in the ear. with steam power.
Enquire at this Office,
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To Ship Captains and Ship Owners.
LANE d ALLES,S
Combined Steamer and Condenser.

ID VOhbHS1 Ebqs,
thus highly endorses this Condensei:-
bosi ON, FEB 20. 1871.
81 tave examined the Conueusing aud y ~,kin'
Apparatus ut Lane & Alles and think it .ugtt to
be al ahed to TIE cooking stove. OF all vessels One
OF suitable size will Lake p re watt tor the whole
crew. r. B. FORBES"
For sale by MAYO TYLER, ommissOn Mer-
chants, so ,ommc cial street. ston. Manufactur-
ed ny 10 EPH SA AkGE At AZ Clinton street,
fllccs, xlo and UPWARDS. al tcor,ng 10 size
FOl furtuer lart'cuiars app 10 LANE g. ALLIES,
156 lam oridge street, Bosom. Mass. nn7u3m
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MISCELLANEOUS.
N O II / Q r

N O It i Q H.
lNHE copartnership heretofore existing under the
L firm name OF
STEVENS & MERRILL,
Is by mutu a consent dissolved.
All terso' 9 having demands against the said firm
are 'quested to present the sams ut ONE or pay
meut and all per.ous indebted SAID firm are re-
que td 10 pay the saDe before May J, to either of
,ue late partners, as al den anus remaining uncoI-
iec'ed at mat time Will be left Tor collection.
B. STEVENS JR.
po.,, j. h. MERRILL.
Portland, March 81, 1871 mrI3eoutomy1
tatan u G Gssened hav"e purchased the stock and
r1 III, once formerly occupied oy Stev n. q Mer-
u, WIN continue TO d, general Iumber business
En sup rior iaciii les f,r ga ing sash IntsnJ
iior gond assortment windows in connec.
bend ""n nna, Doors SasL's aud Bnos We have IN
Sano No. anu are rec Wing shiDg e., Clspboards 'a.b
&c WHICH we shall sell at tbe lowe 81 mark et nr,ca'
also lot OF seasoned 81 ,ck Walnut Of Sa, arso.
qoality We hope by tar de 4llmg to nerit ce,O
uance OF the favors o. our friends ami Tue nnh 10
Portland, March 21, 1871. mr2seod,mv,
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The Portland Daily Press
Is published every day (Sundays excepted) by
the
Portland Publishing Co.,
At 109 EXCHANGE STREET, Portland.
TERMs:-Elght Dollars Year in advance.
The Maine state Press
Is published every THURSDAY MORNING at
81 80 year; if paid in advance, at $500
year.
RATES OF ADvERTlsNG.-One inch OF space,
in length of column, constitutes a square"
$3.50 per square daily first week. rs cents
per week after; three insertions, or less, S1.OO;
continuing every other day after first week, so
cents.
Halfequare, three insertions or less. 70 cents;
one week. S1.00; 80 cents per week after.
SPECIAL NOTICES, one third additional.
Under head of A AMUsEMENTs, $500 per
square per week; three insertions or less S150.
Advertisements inserted in the MAINE
STATE PRESS" (which has large circulation
In every part OF the State) for $1.O0 per square
for first insertion, and 80 cents per square for
each subsequent insertion.
Address all communications to
PORTLAND PUBLISHING co.
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~L LppDan's Great German Rit,ers s,rsna,,o,.
the debutated.
vLippman's Great German R,t,e,s s,,anr,ho,,.
tbs consumplive. -'
~L,ppmans Great German Bitters c,rss K,a.
nty Complaints.
TpLippman's Great German Biters cures Fe.
male Complaints.
Gy Lippman's Great German Bltters an old
German 1ouis.
az Liopmans Great German Bitters. the mos,
delightful and effective in the world.
-Lippman's Greet German Bitters cures
"never welI' pt ople.
a. Lppmans Great G ,rman Biiters gives a.
appetite.
%Lppman's Great German Bitters cures Live,
complaint.
UL,plman's Great German Bi,ters gives tons
to digestive organs
" Lippman's Great German Bitters gives eners,
-Lippman's Great German Bitters cures Ner
bleod. p'''"e' '''
ss.Lippman's Great German Bitters, the bes,
Fall Medicine.
.ELppman's Great German Bitters regulate.
~ Lppman's Great German Bitters excites III,
Torpid Liver.
"a. vE.Lippman's Great German Bitters will give
biIity. '1''' 'e'
~ Lippman's Great German Bitters, $1,000 or
better remedy.
Lippman's Great German Bitters preven
Chills and kever.
Retail Depots at the following ApotLecaries:
A.G. sCILOTTERBECK,
3O3 Congress Street
F. sWEETsIR, IL Market Square.
Wholesale Agents.
w. F. PnuLs Fps Il co.,
J.W. PERKINS & CO., Portland.
sole Propriesors for America,
JACOB LIPPMAN d. HRO..
noVlseod&w1y Savannah, Ga, and N. ".
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-28

The farmers of HiIlsborough County, N.
e., held their last meeting for the season on
the 22d inst, at Milford, and discussed the
important question: "How can we make our
farms so attractive as to retain our young
men and women at hcme?" 1t was gener-
ally and sensibly aIreed upon thrt the farm
residence should be made pleasanter; and
much was said of the probable good influence
of local libraries, the cultivation OF music,
with lair allowance OF time tor recreation,
aud Tor escape from daily drud2ery. Unques-
lionabiy, the New England farms require
hard aud pretty constant work at ce. tam sea-
sons, but there are several months ot com-
parative leisure, rational Improvement of
whlch would render rural life good deal
more tolerable to the young II "ths Occur
patton OF the farmer be the noblest OF all la
bor." it would lie a great pity 1t it were nec-
essarlly dun.
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Wanted.
Pro fitab,e AGENTS Waute

n N assisiant Bo"k-keeper. Address in own hand
- writing, giving name, age. and references, Box
206S. mr23-1W
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For sale 4!

HOUSE on Oxford Street ior S4,5O0. A two and a
Ii half story mouse, 1G S, gas. Sebago water.
aud al modern c,,nveDlences. LoI 3Sx73 Terms OF
paymen easy. This property situated within five
minues' walk OF the Ci y Hall.
Apply to GEORGE L. DAVIS & Co.,
mrIOtf Real Estate and Mortgage Brokers.
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-28

These b0uGs are securei, first bv First Mort
gage On tn. Railroad ITSELF its ring sio f. and all
eqni"ments; second by First Mortgage on lis
eutlre Land Grant being more than Twenty Two
Ihousapd Acres tt Land to each mile OF roa.,.
. Inc 6onds are lre- from Uhiied stats Tax; the
fnpcip ard Interest are payable in gohl the prin-
cpa' at me end OF II iry years, and the interest
Stm'-anhualiV, at The rate )t Seven and Three
tennis per Cent. per anuum.
They are issued in denominations of Sim ssoo
5000. 800, aud $4,000. - SA''' S'oo'
The Trustees under the Mortgage are Meesrs Jav
Cooke OF Philadelphia. and u. Fdgar Tbomsnn
President of the Pennsyivania Central Railroad Co
Toese Northern Pacif 7-3J Bonds will at All tmes
before maturity, be eceisa6 at Ten Per Cent Pre-
miuD Tor t.lu,l in exchange Tor the Con panys lands
at ,hciI owe-t cash price.
In addition to their ABSOLUTE safety, these Bends
yield an income larger, we b. lieve, tnso any other
hrst.class security. Persons holding United Stales
6-2Ts can, bv converting them into No thern Pa
cifcs increase lheIr yearly income 0Re-third and
still have perfectly reliable investment.
BOW TO GET THEN Your nearest Bank or
Banker will supply 'hese Boufs in any desired
amount. and OF anv needed denomination. Per obs
wlshi, exchange stock, other to IDS tor these
do W th OF our Agents who will ailo the
highest current prize for ali markeabl- securi 8.
Ihuse living In lOcaliti'S Remote from Bank g. NAV
send money, or other BOuds directly TO us by ex-
pie 8 and will send back Northern Pacific Bonds
a. our own iisk, ami aIthout cost 10 investor Fur
turfher information, pamphlets maps. etc., cal on
or address the Undersigned, any Of the Banks or
| Bankers employed W sell this Loan.
FOR SALE BY
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TO RNiLrO0d Track L0ue2

"A ANTED an experienced Man TO lay track, who
thoroughly underst ands The business. To
such man good wages will be paid.
A lso some good laborers that have been accus-
ton ed 10 track work.
Apply to
GEO f. HITCHINGS
mr24lw~ Office No 40 MAJ ket street Portland
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Wanted,
Onk Wanted.

A experienced Book-keeper who thoroughly un.
"A deIstands double entry ADDRESS with refer.
erence. stating amount If salary required.
mr27 3t HUTCHINGS q LANE, Jay, Ne.
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TO Let
w 1TH board, front chamber on New High st.
w Address p. .. Box 1917. dc7tt
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e AH1SL MORTGAG
Z Per CT. Gold Bonds

~nicn gre issued upon this read are limited, in
a"oua. 70 sie 900 DER mile (wbie many roads issue
nom s!o,soo to $4oOoo,l and are offered at 30 and
accl lue' interest. in currency.
ios most exnerienced tinauciers agree that Ftr,t
morssax- Bsnds to a lImited amount, uuom n
n"h-hed railroad. which is well located TO,
business, are one of he very est forms OF Tes
mpnt ~
faraes desiring to secure a frst class security.
based upon Iai road practical done, and in the
nands Of leading capi'a'isls who have large Pc
con'ary and business interest In its success. will do
well % apcly at T. Office the Company, or any Of
its adsertised accents, for pamphlet and map show
Ing tue characteristics OF the enterprise !
holders OF Government Bonds NAV exchange them
for Central iowas at aige present profit. beside
handsome increase of interest tor a long term of
years. farties making such exchange will receive
for each 81, ,ooo Bond, $1,000 Central Iowa Bond,
and the following difference in cash ess the accrued
interest 10 currency upon the latter bond, and in
annod interest, this calculation being based upon
market prices of February 1st. 1871:
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DAILY PRESS,
PORTLAND.

TUESDAY, MARCH %, 1871.
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tn Lot
TO LET.

IINHE building on the corner of Congress and Gen.
y IRE st has been lately remodeled bv Geo AZ.
Hdrdiny Esq, ATchi'ect. Supplied with Sebogo Va
best stores and locations in the city.
SEC0No STORY HIS three fires which csn be
connected The Front Office is large ami very Die .s-
ant tor a Dentist, Physicion or Music jeather.
Rear Office 4'A2kft suitable ,Sdlesroom or any
other bu. iness.
Also Small Office we'll lighted.
Please examine he premises. ENQUIRE of
SAMUEL kULFE. or
mIS-3w3taw George M. Harding f q.
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WANTED.
p "A 4 N II E R s
w WANTED

DOOTrRiNG ASDSIGSS An IS IsS PaINTaRS' i"a IS MAN HS
UAL-wth ctIions illastraI ons aid GesIgns and
c,mplefe instructions Price So 50, Addre LY-
FORD q bOYCE, 10 Broad st or A. WILLIAMS
q CO., 35 Washington St, Boston, Mass.
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Avoid Quacks.
A VICTIM Of carry iud Sci eJun, causing nervous
~ debility, premature decay. &c. h,v ng tIied IN
vain ever, adser,ised remedy, has simI 10 means
or selt-cuIc, which lie @ senu Tee 10 b fellow
sufferers Address, j. TU1TLE, 7s Nassau t..
New York. dc2i-6m
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A STEADY Woman Of ceanly habits, who can
II wa h and iron and do the cooL ing OF email
family. An Amer can or Nova Scotian preferred
Apply at the fress Office, mr22d1w "
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-01-28

GOOD morning, Schneider" I'VE
gechts den.n ado you know what church
that ISL" "Yaw, dos is der Drinity
Church" "You see the steeple and
that little cross wa-a-a.y up thereY
Yaw, | saw him. well, how is that
for high?" The German looked pleased,
scratched his head, and said: Dot is
gootl Der best hear desc six weeks;
yaw dot is very gootl" The wag went
his way, leaving the German smiling,
scratching his head, and gazing alb
stractedly at the little cross so high in
the air. While thus standing, a smile
over his face, a friend came along, and
he thought to give him the same good
thing and have another laugh, and said /:
Hollo, Fritz, how you was, ehf :
"Goot. How was it going to be init
yourself?" "Goot all der vile. Do you
know what church am dere2 Yaw,
dere am der Drinity; know desc church
more as dozen years already You
see dem stheeples, und der leedle cross
on der top of dem stheeples wa-a-a-a-y
most NIT der glouds?" Yaw, see der
Ieeddle cross "You see him? Veil
shust ask you, how high is dot2 Then
he laughed, and laughed, while the other
man replied: Il don't know; but what
for you make so much laugh2 It's
der schoke-don't you see hinder
schoke-ven ask you, how high is dotY}
mo, don't see der schoke. Veil,
dot is funny. A man shust told dot to
me, und made laugh all der vile. Und
YOU no see der schokeY / drinks youpeen
a cumming around all der night und
you cant see nothink "-NeSO York
Democrat.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-01-28
The Weed Sewing Ma
chine, 263 Second st. t59-t
GAs-EIrrIse at sl5 Second st.
AZ

A MORNING VIsIT.-Mrs. Graham
Kate, where is your mother this morn.
ing2 Kate-She is in the kitchen max
ing mince pies. Mrs. G.-Why, Kate,
you surprise mel Mrs. Croker told me
only few days ago that she was quite
sick, and not able to be about. Kate
Oh, yes, she has been quite sick; but the
day after Mrs. G. was here, ma sent for
a bottle of Plantation Bitters, and has
taken it three times a day since. II
worked like charm, and ma says she is
better and stronger than she has been fol
years. She thinks it the best medicine
in the world, and wants me TO take some
but it is so awful bitter / do not like it
have taken it several times, but it gives
me such an appetite that tell ma hel
mince pies will not last long Mrs. G.
Good morning. Kate. Give my love tc
your mother, and tell her she is safe SC
long as she has Plantation Bitters in the
house. d&w