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OPIUM AND MORPHINE
HABIT CURED unEEDIATEaY

By DR.. Beck's only known and sure rs-,,,,,
NO CHARGE for treatment until crrer7 5e-tti
on or address DIX. j. G. BECK II2 JobI5 60 -
Cincinnati, Chic. noss,,i -, - g
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PEARL Card Cases and Cigar Cases
at Cleaves d Carnes, 2S3 Main street.
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ALL the Poets and standard works in
elegant Mer0eeo, calf and cheap bind
ings. Hateher's is the place, SIS Main
street.
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CALL UPON c. NJ B. THURAOND.

IVORY bound Bibles and Prayers at
Cleaves and Carnes, 2S3 Main street.
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LADIES wishing to make their hus-
band Christmas present, please call on
Sternberg, 313 Main street, for fine
Meerschaum pipe or box Of Havana
cigars.
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WRITING DESKS OF the very latest
patterns at Cleaves & Carnes, 2S3 Main
street
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THE most goods for the least money.
Citizens and strangers, visit the great
game depot Of Victor ID. Fuchs, No. Al
Jefferson street. There you viii find
oysters, fish, game, dressed poultry and
celery. Goods of the best quality, and
at prices to suit the times.
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Under Peabody Hotel.

BEST cleaning and dyeing of gentle-
mems wear at the Memphis Steam Dye
ing Establishment. 81 Madison street.
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CONFECTIONERY and toys at BertOn's,
corner of Fourth and Poplar street. A
full supply for the holidays. Call before
buying elsewhere.
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WANTED-to rent a residence, near
the center of the city. Address A. B. c..
this Office.
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STRAYED on STOLEN

IOWA small speckled milch COW, with The
~ left horn on; viii reward Tor her al my
house, northeast corner ElmwOoo, front al.
and g. r. =. w. II. IOLEH, 81 Madison s..
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ILLUSTRATED linen toy books at
& Games, 2S3 Main street.
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A SPLENDID HOLIDAY PRESENT.

One Of Grover & Bakers improved
Sewing Machines. Terms Of purchase
so easy that every one can afford to
make a handsome present.
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JOE LOCKE, uews-dealer, 1853 Main
street, has all the December magazines,
as wen as the latest papers from the prin-
cipal cities.
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sac q EXCHANGE.


u ESIDENCE-One Of the finest residences
II Ia south Memphis, two miles troin Court
SIuare OWEN, MON UT & co.
TNARM-BIy farm on d. and c. =. r., I'VE
+ miles from Memphis, Of y acres; Il has a
new cottage OF 4 rooms, with ali necessary
out buildings, plenty OF flne Wateri VIII sell
furniture. stock. agricultural implements
Uz WILL EXCHANGE for wei improved city
property. For terms, etc, apply on the place
or % j. ~. WILSON, 1a5 FIont.
VALUABLE FARM-I9l5S acres rich land,
' 20 acres cleared, near Raleigh station,
On Memphis and LauisFlile kallroaQs com
f3rtabie dwelling out-houses and fruit trees,
viii ba sold cheap or exchanged for improved
city property ana II not sold viii 5e rented
on the nrst day Of January. 1873, for the year,
Terms OF sale easy AND accommodating.
W. b. WILLIAMSON,
at Stables q Williamson, Bowers s. Pointer
opposite Maldran Block, Memphis. de5
BUILDING LOTs-I wish 70 exchange Two
ID most desirable building lots lone im-
lIOved3 IN Bolivar, tennessee, for bBilding lot
Ia Memphis. or / viii sell very low for cash
Particulars by applying % CASH, care Of Ap-
peal. Pleas call IN person. del
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WORK Boxes and elegant Dressing
Gases at Cleaves d Carnes, 2S3 Main
Street.
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WAGGENER, 3173 Main street, has the
finest MISUNDERSTANDING establishment
in the city; the largest assortment Of
goods fresh from the hands of the i'm
nOrter
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One of Grover & Bakers improved
Sewing Machines. Terms of purchase
so easy that every one can afford to
make a handsome present.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-12-24

KID gloves dyed a beautiful
black at the Memphis Steam Dyeing
Establishment, 81 Madison street.
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A SPLENDID HOLIDAY PRESENT.

WHITE FUrs cleaned at 81 Madison
street, Memphis SteamDyeing Estab-
Iishmeut.
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ALL the standard poets in every vari-
ETY. Of binding, and the very richest
styles, beautifully illustrated, at Cleaves
& Carnes, 2S3 Main street.
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will seil nay entire stock Of Boys
Clothing at cG5t. 4. 4EEEN tx,
2SS WaEn street.
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ATCOST.

JUVENILE books Of every variety at
Cleaves & CaTnes, 253 Main street
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TIE wreck Of the steamer st. Mary
win be sold on Thursday, by A. T..
FARMLAND, auctioneer.
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REMEMBER the little folk on the 25th
inst. J. S. Hatcher & Co. can please
them. Call at 315 Main street.
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One OF Grover s. Bakers improved
Sewing Machines. Terms of purchase
SO easy that every one can afford to
make handsome present.
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HOLIDAY Gifts and presentation
Books at Cleayes & Carnes, 2S3 Main
street
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fHE cheapest and best STEAM DYEING
AND CLEANING HOUSE in the city is at
rs Second street, Hunt & Hanson's old
stand. HANSON d WALKER.
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CALL and examine the Christmas
stock Of Cleaves d CaFnes, 2S3 Main
street
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New sheet music, Of the most popu-
lar authors, at Hollenberg's.
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FOR WHITE RIVER.

Waite River Aec0Eumo6arion Ifaa-For
! nc son POI ana al Way Laudings--Stean,er
ST. ~ - a o..--...--l anses iice. master
Leaves IUESDAG- December 24fh. a. 5 10 -
X. W. LIGHTBURNE, Agent
- Front street
w. p. WALKEIs. Agent.
uett horf boat, foot 0f Court ~
W bite River AeeosrssFintlaffaz, Es,,.. - .
' aeksonPort and al way OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
BATES VILE smith. master. orr1g si.lrl--
WI. p. WALK R. Agent
W harl boat, foot OF c0u7s ~
r. " .LlGHTBUES 2. Assnt.
80 2sl trofit street,
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Zoe ARKANsAs ~.

EEMRHIs AND ARKANSAS RIVER
Va Packet Co., It. 8. 8Lail Line.-The elasanr
passenger boats or this line leave Memphis
for au points on Arkansas river q ECsa 3
aHd Saturdays, as s pm.
". y. WALKER, Agent,
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RIL.--Instantaneeu cure for neu
Ialgla. g. w. Jones & Co. sell it.
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EeEulaE EuesrlaF and EhursllzsV Packet
F8r Heleuz. E7Anzuille ana Sz.
EEeucis River.
- So Francis.
y. r BoHman......-...-......s d sstar
WIN leave Memphis for Helena EVERY
TUESDAY, c0nuectinz with steamer RHoDA
Tor all points on 81. Francis river.
On III DLtoDAI VIII receive and deliver
I1sf.liis and Passengers az Mariana and way
landings.
Cor fEelghto or ps.ssase spplyoo board. iva
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a LARGE stock Of half-calf gilt extra
bound standard works at Cleaves &
Carnes, 233 Main street.
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STEAMBOATS,.
TO SAINT LOUIS!
NOTICE no CONsIGHE Es.
FOR VTCKssBITPg
Memphis and Sc. LOr4is Ss.sIzs9 Gem =

Mem PMS and ST. A0EsfE E'llGlEed Gem .1assT
For Helena. Clicur GreenvfIlc 1la Fl1gs-
burg.-COunectfErs at Chicot with the Little
Rock, Pine Bl-iJL and New Orleans raj road;
also, the MlssisF lppi, Ouachita and Red River
railroad.
Steamer F ?. N IE LEV Is. IT..
Cartrlgl &c.. .....-.----...-- master
VIII leave al aDove TUESDAY,, Dee. ZEIn.
az 10 clock a..m.
de23 ELEM. CALvEBT, Eup't.
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CHEEK LINZ

CHEEK LINE.
MEMPHIS AND TICkSBURG PIT co.
FER Helena, FElar's E'0int. Ea8oseoa.
aEzd tha Bends.
UNITED STATES MAIL no NAPOLEON.
- Str. A. J. White.
- Msrx r. Cheeh-.-.-----.aE aster
LEAVES TUESDAYS AND FRIBATs. ats "a
Q. s. NAIL LINE TO FRIAR's POrvr.
- Str. Geo. w. Cheek
49, Geo. Malone 80. afasta-
LEAA Is MONDAYS. WEDNESDATes ~,
FRIDAYS at PM
F0E ffaig1t OF passage apply on board or "a,
GEO. ". CHaEE, sup't
l5ll a4a -Ializlu 7freaf
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WE don't remember ever to have
seen a better selected stock Of GIFTS for
the holidays than we see displayed at
J. S. HATCHER q CO.'S,
315 Main street.
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J. r.. master : 8. suHivan. clerk
= THIS tine steamer viii cave as above, as FOL
lows:
Thursday, Ncveuf11' 2stfl- at O'Clock r.rl
THURSDAY, Decemlf p r2th. ar4 O'Clock e. M
THURSDAY Dece iufl er Z5th. at o'clock pm.
THURSDAY, J'inuaT B z, ISL. az 3 o'ciock pm.
THURSDAY Jann1 ~ -, 1s7l, at o'cIoCk pm.
Thursday ferrr -ary b, 1873. at 6 o'elocz p IN.
Ihurs'iaty J eQary o. ls7i, at O clock pm.
VIII be IN Now OEleaus in time for the Mardi
Gres cele brat IN, which IS February %, Is73.
IhursCay, March 5, 1873. az 5 O'Clock pm.
THURSDAY NArch u. fs73 al 5 o'eIoez ON
Ihursu.s.y, A pril 3, 1870, at 3 q clock pm.
For fre- slt or passage apply on board OF 10
nO20 JOE n r. WASH INGTON. Agent
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J. S. HATCHER & CO.'S,
3l5 Main street.
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nOUsE-aROUND-A house on New Maoi-
II son street, No. 24fs contains I'VE rooms
aud q kitchen. Apply on premises Also
40 acres near the Cherry Place. seq
FsyFXAs LANDs-Of various quallties, guam
titles and locations, for sale very lo"i "
fi-as, flr .4lofhfng but the taxes which are
5ight Applv 10 u. J.. STEELE,
ocI Iss Front street. Hemrhis.
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AFY STEAM MILL, consisting OF 40-horse
NJ rlos-er engine and double-due boiler
r feam indicator, whistle, Judson governor.
5,styg-Tnili gIist-nin Of fOuT-feet French burn
stones. elevators convey eril D9iIlns appa-
5tf'7s. ftc- without the house, all sound and
ia running order excepting grate-baIs re-
4, uired new. offered FOR 500, as no one attend
3 great bargain i will pay post Of coming and
e. yarnining, at ReInberton, twelve miles north
a. Il Memphis, Tenn.
Wv ~ isl SIS. REMBERT.
Avalanche and Ledger copy H. del
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The seventeenth annual ball for the
benefit of the widows and orphans viii
be given in the Cochran Hall tomorrow
night by the German Mutual Benevo-
lent Society.
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- ID . Iook a De eIegallt b.
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r ANDs-lmuroved and uninproved, Of
/ every auality and almost any quantity
o ok farIus cotton farms, fertile soil availa-
a. timber. very valuable water power, pure
3 ereunial spring Al nsh-fohds Win
iuany varieties oil nshs yEET HEALTHY To-
,AIIrF, ten or twelve miles north Of Mem
Q. his on Big Creek plankroad, and near Pa
4 noah Raflroad, now building, for sale al -
Fl SIS an acre. Niaes perfect before ask q
COLLAR or will pay cost OF examination TO any
lawver Of AGILITY and integrity. For further
tIarficulars apply to Hon. A. II. Douglass,
fIovsfer Trezevant & Co.. Colonel T. J. UuPTe,
81 Ire Appeal all OF Memphis OF 10 lands and
myself on the premises go ,,,-,.,,,,.-
no30 = = EshleDN teA.
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F0R ~ OPLEANs-

TN y r W gE.LEANi1s
-. LOUIS and New Orleans PaeEet 90.
For I 4cEsourg, NarcleL anu New Orleans
str. CON NONW AL O. sedan. master
TINS elegant passenger steamer IT, b
wiz leave as above 2@zz-
THIS DAY, Dec. oath, NJ . o.In.
For freight or passage apply 70
J.T. " A-HlNtrID on. a gent.
de24 % Madison street.
FOR y EW ORLEANS AND THE BENDS
str. 2. ". STEAD ELL. T. Belt maj Ger
This elegant passenger steamer
VIII leave as above - -
WEDN ElSDAN, December 9th, al j pm.
For freight or passage 20 Apply
J. y. WASHING fJN. Agent,
de24 - Madison stress.
gOR NEw ORLEANS zND TEE BENDS.
This elegant steamer VIII leave IT. =
THURSDAE, Dec. r6tl p. NJ ( pm
For freight or passage apply TO
J. T. WASHINGTON, Agent.
~ Madison street.
Belle Lee viii pcy particular attention 10
an way and bend dsiness. de2f
Memphis and Ney orleans Packet Company
ESh NEW ORLEANS AND THE BENDS
zssN Mary Miller.
J aInes Pa0I. ..- master Eeyt .........- clerk
Leaves WEDNESDAY. Dec. 18th, aL III am.
Apply to r. W. LIGHTBURNE, AGENT
Now N port. go Front street.
Memphis and New Orleans Packet Go
FOH NEW ORLE A NJ AM TIE BEN Dsi.
zssslkN Belle Lee,
J. y. n cks-.---master Jno. 5. sulIivan--cterz
Leaves THURSDAY, Dee. 18TH at a D.u
Apply to Z. W. LIGHIBUT H,SE3- Agent.
de- 20 Fr0n steet-
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q CounciIn,an Fourth 80.

-AJTE are authorized TO announces JOHN l.
w HOUSE as a candidate for CONF
2. ROLLER before the next General Assembly
Of the state Of Tennessee. n0ios5
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DOTTAGE-For rent near my residence on
l. Walker avenue, a new cottage fronting
% the fernando street railroad, containing
piefe order. Possession given frst Of Jan
nary. JOSEPH LENOW,
de,2 50 Union street.
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n ESIDENCFS-One OF the finest residences
IL Ia south Memphis, two miles from Court
S1uare OWEN, MCNUTT g. CO
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FOR FRIAR's POINT AND BENDs
MEMPHIS, HELENA 8 FRIAR's POTaR

DAILY dAAa-
Steamer PHIL ALLIN -
James Lee .-..-..--. ..-....s..ll7 a. .az -
Leaves Memphis MONDAY, 81 LUNESLAf
and FRIDAY, at 5 O'Clock pm. ana triar's
Point every Tuesday, Thursday and "a turday.
at 10 o'clock am.
Steamer PAT CLEBL Pm y, -
elAtsAsFNs7A
leaves Memphis every TUESDAY, III. s.
DAf and SAIDADAL, ats O'Clock p-z1 o., and
tr1ltr Point every "Wednesday tr-ai4y and
Sunday, 81 Do o'clock a. m.
kor rreigilt or passage apply % hor.rt. oe2z
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-02-24

and half to more than twenty-seven
millions, and amounting in four years to
over sixty millions. lie found twenty
millions in the Treasury, and LETT only two
and a half millions, while he left to the
country a debt of nearly sixty -fve millions.
Surprising the Democratic leaders, either
III their own name, or skulking under the
shelter of some Liberal" Republican
candidate, regain control of the Treasury,
what would management like Buchanan's
lead to now?
On the other hand, what does the record
show regarding the present Administra
ton? 1t shows that, under its charge the
credit of The country has been immensely
strengthened. When President Grant en-
tered the White House, a bond of the
United States fer one hundred dollars was
worth in coin only 1922. Now it is
worth &l0l in coin, and this difference in
wolves an actual addition to the value of
our bonds of over $3.50, 000, 900. How has
this remarkable advance in value of bonds
been attained? By the steady, unhnch-
ing payment of the public debt, amount
ing, in thirty-fve months 20 nearly three
hundred millions-$2S6, 25S, 310.50. This
payment Of the debt in its turn saves to
the people over seventeen and one-half
millions OF interest annually. Moreover
while thus Strengthening the national
credit and lessening the national burdens,
the Administration has, with the co-opera-
ton of Republican Congress, abandoned
taxes to the amount of nearly two hundred
millions of dollars. How does this com
pare with the record of Mr. Buchanan and
the Democratic party9 Does it encourage
confidence in the claims OF the Democrat
cy to be the best economists in national
affairs? Are these facts of kind that
would induce a private individual to
change agents ?r
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PROMISES IN THE LIGHT or PER
FORMANCE


The New York Times says: "The Demo
cratic policy just now is as sly as 10 Bag
stocks, and about as honest. The party
leaders hope by ignoring their own bad
reputation and associating with such Re-
publicans as they can get to keep them
company. TO establish sort of reflected
credit with the people. But they shall
not escape in this way. Their professions
must be tried by the simple test of facts,
and of facts that concern the entire nation.
The chief reliance of the Democracy at
present is upon a concerted and continu-
Gus appeal to the people on the score of
taxation. They claim that the Democrat
ic party can, if intrusted with power,
bring the country back to the good times
of small expenditures and low taxes. Let
us see whether they were going in that
direction when they last had the Govern
ment. The last Democratic President was
James Buchanan, and, under his Admin
istration, the opposition was in hopeless
minority in the National Legislature. 1t
was powerless to influence the expendi-
lures of the Government, and these were
managed, at discretion, by Democratic
officers. What was the result? Durinr
every year of Buchanans term there was
a deficiency of receipts as compared with
expenditures, ranging from seven millions
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Maine Central Railroad Company

NOTICE is hereby given that the Annual Meet.
~ ing of the stockholders of the Maine Central
Railroad Company will be held at the Town Hall
in Waterville on Wednesday the twenty-eighth day
of February, A. d. 1872, at eleven O'Clock in the
forenoon to act upon the following articles, viz:
i. TO hear the Report of the Directors and
Treasurer and act thereon.
?. To fix the number and make choice of the
Board of Directors for the ensuing year
B. To if the stockholders will ratfy the lea so
OF the Belfast q Moosehead Lake Railroad as exc
cuted by the Directors, dated April %, 1871.
4. To see if the stockholders win ratfy the lease
of the Androscoggn Railroad executed by the
Directors, dated June 20, 1871.
o. To see If the stockholders will ratify the cor.
tract with the Leeds & Pennington Railroad Cor
pany executed in pursuance Of the vote of the D..
rectors ofJuly 5, 1871.
6. To see il the company will accept the Act of
the Legislature, approved February 1th, 1872 en-
titled AN Act authorizing the Maine Central Kali.
road Company to make loan"
7. To see il the Company will authorize the Di.
rectors to make mortgage and issue bonds as
contemplated by said Act; and if so to what amoant
Per order ofthe Directors.
February 10, 1872.
Attest: JOSIAH Ii. DRUMMOND. Cle,k.
febl2ttd
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THE ENGLISH
HOUSE OF
COMMONS"

Has been discussing the Alabama Claims, but the
common people" are still agitated over the
derful cures effected by" Adamson'5 Botanic Cough
Balsam" which destroys coughs, colds and the asth
ma every time.
Having examined the formula from which Adam.
sons Botanic Cough Balsam is prepared,
ommend it as safe and reliable medicine Tor the
cure OF coughs colds, whoopng cough, asthma,
&C., &c.
GEO. W. MARTIN, NJ. d, Augusta, Me-
|. IL. STEAkNS NJ. ID.
Surgeon n NJ. Asylum, Togus, Me.
STILL ANOTHER TESTIMONIAL.
From Luther Whitman, Esq, proprietor of Win.
throp Agricultural Works.
WINTHRoP MAINE. Feb. 18TH 1872.
Mr.. FRANK w. KINsMAN DEAR SIR have
been very much afflicted with Asthma for seven
years the most oil this time it has been very diff
Iult lor me 10 walk up one flight OF stairs, or lie
down with any degree of comfort; have tried every
remedy tou, .h near OF without much il any i'm
Bdsam, the effect of which has been truly wonder
ful am able to get good nights rest and to at.
tend to my business, and to up and down stajra
as before the Asthma came on me-
Yours Truly,
LUTHER WHITMAN.
From j. Frank Pierce, Periodical Depot, 13s Water
Street, Augusta, Me.
am pleased to say that two bottles ofvonr val.
liable Adamsons Cough Balsam, has entirely
cured me of Il cough of nearly years standing /
have tried many mixtures during that time without
success.
Beware OF Worthless limitations INQUIRE for
Adamson's Botanic Cough Ralsam. Take no other
Show this advertisement 10 your Druggist that
there may be no mistake See that the name of r.
w. kiASMAN is blown in the bottle.
FRANK. w. HINS1IAN, Proprietor,
l42 WATER STREET, AUGUSTA, ME.
$4,000 Reward for Better Article!
$1,000 for a Case it will not Cure!
sold by Druggists and Medicine Dealers and
Lewis Sebg at lhe State House
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Has been discussing the Alabama Claims but the
common people" are still agitated over the won.
derul cures effected by" AdamsOn'5 Botanic Cough
Basamn which destroys coughs, colds and the asih-
ma every time.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-02-24

Having examined the formula from which ADAM
sons Botanic Cough Balsam is prepared, we
oinmend it as safe and reliable medicine Tor the
cure OF coughs, colds, whooplng cough, asthma,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-02-24
Daily Atuntbft 9ournu
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SATURDAY MORNING, Feb. "a, 1879.
FOR PRESIDENT,
ULX SSES -. GRANT
OF Illinois.

FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
YLER CCLEAN
OF Indiana.
Subject to the decision of the National Union RI
publican Convention.