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IMPORTS.

CARDIFF. Barque Ada-l2Cs tons coal, to ] L
Farmer
TROON. SCOT. Brig Samuel G Troop-3O3 tons
COAL to L Farmer.
PiCTOU Ms. Brig Fannie-sas tons coal. to chas
Staples Son,
Sch George Deering-Ss3 tons coal, to James L
Herbert RIVER MS. Sch Alwilda 80 tons
coal, TO j Knight.
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(iAME into the enclosure of the subscriber, on
~ Grove Street, bright red COW, long tail, no
balls on her Aorns. Gives good quantity of mi K.
The owner can have the same BY pay ing for this ad
yer isment. GEO. f.. FOSTER.
oct28 div
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rom Bomhs o. 70 = Ion IS 20 Z, ship Sarah Hayes
R;css ist 70 N, lon % 20 w. ship King Philip
SAY ~ rom rom New York for San Frsncisco
nom kangoon for England ''-'
nooS y lat q 20 Ion 49, ship Sorrento from Liver
steering East. TT 80 ~S'
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a BLAcKwooD.--The October number has
been received from the American republica-
ton Office of L, Scott & Co., New York
Contents rich and varied An article entitled
"The Life Of Jesus" viii be found attrac-
tive, ,Pi-i4 100 3tt
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AT COURT OF PROBATE held at Portland, within
and for the County of Cumberland, on the ibiTd
tuesday of OoioLe-, in tine year OF our Lord
eighteen hundred and sixty -four.
NJ hAL Do ". Executor OF the last VIII ard Tefta-
" ment OF josiah Dow, laie or Portland, in sand
County, dec aased, having presented mis- second
count of Administration o. said Estate Tor pro bale
H a0as Ordered, That the said Executor give
notice to all persons interested by causing notice to
be published three weeks successfully in the Maine
State Press printed at Portland, that they may ap-
pear at Probate Court to be held at said Portland
ON the third tuesday of next at ten ofthe
clock in the forenoon and show cause, If any they
have why the same should not b. allowed.
JOHN A. WATERMAN, Judge.
true copy, attest,
43wSws EUGENE HUMPHREY, Register.
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4swSws EUGENE HUMPHREY. Register.

AT A COURT OF PROBATE held at Portland, within
and for the County of Cumberland on the third
Tuesday of October, in the year Of our Lord
eighteen hundred and sixty-fonr,
IRENE z. INGALLS,, named Executrix In a Ger.
and Testament of EDen Ingais, late of Bridgton,
in said County, deceased having prt sented The same
for Probate: r.e
10 lCas Ordered That the said Execu,rix give no.
tice to all persons interested, by causing notice to
be published three weeks successfully in the Maine
State Press, printed at Portland that they may ap-
pear at Probate Court to be held at said Portland
on the tnird Tuesday ofNovsp Der next, at ten Of
the clock In the forenoon. and show cause If any
they have, why the said Instrument should not be
proved, approved, and allo as the last Will and
Testament OF said receased.
JOHN A. WATERMAN, Judge.
IS Waw. EUGENE HUMPHREY. Rerister.
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Boston stock Inst.
brighton and Cambridge Cattle Market.

~ WFDgEspAY, Oct 90, 1884
and lambs; $500 swine. :
PRIcEs-Beef Cattle - Extra Sl8 500l4 90; first
quality II 0a@l3 90; second do 10 50@n 80; third do
00DlO 90 per Ito lbs,
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EISHERMEN.

Ar at Plymouth l4th inst, sch Martha Washington
from the Banks, with $50 otis Hsh.
AT at Gloucester 18th, sens Benz Haskell Tarr and
Abigail Brown, Bay 1T Lawrence; VIM Baker,
Pierce, do. EaF HuaE
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At q Court of Probate held at Portland, within and
for the County of Cumberland, on the third Tues
day of october in the year our Lord eighteen
hundred and sixty-four,
TDIA DINGLEY, Trustee, under the last VIII
IL and Testament of Alvin Howard, late Of
Lewiston, In the County of Androscoggn. deceased,
having presented her second account Trusire for
Probate and allowance:
10 scds Ordered, That the said Trustee give
notice to all persons interested by causing notice to
be published three weeks successfully in the Maine
State Press, printed at Portland, that they may ap-
pear at Probate Court to be held at said Portland
the third Tuesday Of November next at ten OF the
clock in the forenoon, and show cause IL any they
have why the same should not be allowed.
JOHN A. WATERMAN, Judge.
A true copy, Attest; ~
43 wSws EUGENE HUMPHREY. Register
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Wanted.

CIrUATIoN AS ACCOUNTANT OR COPYIsT.
y BY good penman. The applicant Ia also anil
lar with 7etegTaphiRg. ADDRESS.
Oct. 1885, IA. A. Box 80. Portland, Ne.
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4s w8ws RUGENE HUMPHREY. Register.

At Court of Probate held at Portland within and
for the County of Cumberland, on the third Tues
day Of Oceober. In the year Of our Lord eighteen
hundred and sixty-tour. .ot
A MELIA N. II AMILTON, widow OF Andrew J.
a Hamilton, late of Yarmouth, In sal ticounty,
deceased. having presented her petition that ad-
mnstration on the Estate Of said deceas ed may be
granted to james N. Bueknam of Y armouth, in said
County:
ce to all persons interested by causing notice to be
published three weeks successfully In the Maine
State Press, printed at Portland, that they may ap
pear at Probate Court to be held at said Por land,
on the third Tuesday of November next at ten of the
clock in the forenoon, and show cause if any they
have, why the same should not be granted
JOHN A. WATERMAN, Judge.
A true copy, attest;
4SwSws EUGENE HUMPHREY, Register.
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At Court of Probate held at Portland, within a d
for the County of Cumberland, on the third Tues
day of October In the year of our Lord eighteen
hundred and sixty.four:
n ANIEL MERRILL. Administrator of the Estste
~ OF Frederick s. Towle late Of falmouth, in
said County deceased having pre- sentt bis petition
tor license to sell and convey certain al estate Of
said deceased. a. esrribed in said petition:
H tods Ordered, That the said Administrator give
notice to all persons interested by causing notice to
be published three weeks successfully in the Maine
pear at Probate Court to be held at said Portland
on the third Tuesday November next at ten of the
clock In the forenepn, and chew cepse Ii any thew
have, why the same should not be- granted wv '"''
JOHN A. WATERMAN, Judge.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
NEWS.
Fort OF PoRTLAND.
.....Octeber 81.

4 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Z7'
- ARRIVED.
ESteamer Montreal, Lisoomb, Boston.
Steamer Lady Lang. koix, bangor
Steamer New England, Fields, from Boston lor
st John NB.
Barque ada, tBr) Murphy, Cardiff.
Brig eaml u Troop, tBrl Mcclellan, Troon' scou q
18th ult nf
Brig Fannie. Hubbard, Pictou Ms.
Sch Telegraph, Mcintyre, Bay Chaleur, with 80
bbls mackerel.
Sch Aiwiida. tBrl Graft, Herbert River Ms.
Sch George Qeering, fipkham, Pictou Ms.
Sch Eclipse. Burg IS, Calais.
sch Arkansas, Thorndike. Rockland.
Sch Cinderella, bibber, Harpswen.
sch Matilda, Flint. CALAIS Tor New York
Sch Spy Ryder, Bangor TOR Cambridge.
Sch ATabella, Erlsbe, Bangor Tor Boston.
Sch Constitution, Roberts, Bangor tor Boston.
Sch Capt John, lorrey, bangor tor New haven.
Sch u Horton, McCormi>k K, Bangor Tor Salem.
Sch Thames, Robbins. bangor Tor boston.
CLEARED.
Sch Noel, (Br) Marsters, transport NS-master.
sch = Fantauzzi, Wooster, Eastport-master.
shin of l025 tons was to b9 launched from the
yard OF the Messers Houghton, at Bath, on Thurs
day forenoon. 4..
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Portland and Kennebec Il. II.
Special NOticol

7si1iifzz55F1 The Morning and Evening Trains
S0XKxieaviDg AUGUSTA at $40 A. M, and
80 HASD S.l6 Z. NJ, will be discontinued and
Tuesday, Nov. LIST,
Except on Monday Mornings and Saturday Nights,
un nn, Iurtner Notice. b. II. Gus IMAM, SDpt.
OotOpof 20. 1904. OctlStf
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sPEcIAL NOTICES.

~ Carriers Of the Daily Press are not aSiosved
to sell papers on their routes. an9i
---- . - uQI
r MRS. COLBY
Would announce to the public that she win n
OPEN ON THURSD DAY.
OCTOBER 18th,
At her Rooms No. Free street Block,
A Choice Selection of B0nnets e. Hats,
l-a Comprising
EVERY LATE STYLE.
Portland, Oct. II, 1S64.-dtf
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dispatch from New ork states that ship North
ampton, from Liverpool for Bath, arrived at New
York ON Thursday, with loss OF sails ana ngsing
also, with cutwater stove, rudder head sprung &C.
Put in for repairs.
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t sESss copy, E EHsiSs' HrmrnpIr -.

AtA court Of Probate hold al Portland within and
ipl 'ns Sonnty of Cumberland, on the third Tues
gg oa Sctooer, In the year of Lord eight
cen hundred and sixtylfoar D
MAihANIEL T. DEERING, Administrator de
AZ bo9is non, with the wiz annexed, Of the estate
oI1osepn Deering, late of Portland In said County
oeor ased having pre- ented bis drst and final ao-
count o. administracn OF said estate tor prooatst
!. acas Ordered That the said Administrator give
ho.loe 70 all persons Interested by causing notice 10
ge published three weeks successfully In the Maine
printed at Portland that they may appear
ny aProbate Courtto be held 1t said Portland on the
inird Tuesday Of November next At ten Of the clock
~ the forenoon and show cause, If any they have,
why the same should not be allowed.
J0HNA. WATERMAN, Judge.
A true copy, attest, W
4awsw' EUGENE HUMPHREY, Register
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4swsw! EUGENE HUMPHREY, Register.

AT COURT OF PROBATE held at Portland. within
and for the County of Cumberland on the third
Tuesday of October, Up the year Of our Lord
eighteen hundred and sixty -toEe, y 'S
TOhN WEEB, Administrator II the estate ofPau,
- u. Little, late OF Windham, in said Countv-
deceased, having presented his petition for ncense
to sell and convey certain Real Estate of said DE-
ceased IS described in sal petit on an adv antaSe.
Gus otter having been made therefor:
~ UGs ordered, That the said Administrator rive
notice to all persons interested by csusns se
be published three weeks successive CIV in the NAM
s Ssa1 sips Ssasss P95Snd that they may sp,
S ~ third SCns V ps held at sAd Portland
CLOCK IN the f9repoop and show cause, if any they
have, why the same should not be granted ~
JOHN A. WATERMAN, Judeo
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don, for Maulmaln. 80
Sid FIN Afcutta Aug 9th, shin Hon shton Ruek
minister, for Bombay.
At Demarara 25th ult, brig Robert c Wright, I'm
New York, disg. 49,. : r. 49, =
Sid nm Cow Bay CB oath ult. brigs Amanda Jane.
and Nathl Stevens, supposed tor New York
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ship of 1o25 tons was to bs launched from the
yard OF the Messers Houghton, at Bath, on Thurs
dav forenoon.
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A true copy, Attest, 0-~s''
4iwSws EUGENE HUMPHREY. Rs ,ista,

At Court Of Probate held at Portland, within an5
for the County Of Cumberland, on the thru Tues.
day Of October, In the year Of cur Lord eighteen
hundred and sixty-foNF,
NArHANiELF DEkRlHG, Administrator de-
of Anna pe+ring. late Of Portland, Ia said County,
deceased, having presented his fIst and final q.
count of administrator of Faid estate for probaiel
IL lcds Ordered. That the said Administrator give
notice to all persons Interested by causing notice to
be published three weeks successfully In the Maine
State Press printed at Portland, that they may ap-
pear at Probate Court to be held at said Portland
on the third Tuesday of November next at ten OF the
CLOCK IN the forenoon, and show cause, II any they
have, why the same should not DO allow, d.
dAHN A. WAfERAlAN Judge.
true copy, attest NN1EUH' F'77Ss'
The mountain Democrat., 1864-03-05

REASONS YoR RENoMINATING LISCoLN.-
We agree with the Times that Mr.. Lin
coin is the proper candidate for the presi.
dency on the part of the Republicans
He is entitled to it for many reasons.
l. He proclaimed as a necessity of par.
ty action an irrerressible conflict be-
tween the interests Of one section and the
fanAticism Of the others.
2. lie has announced that there is no
Law in the United States but the will Of a
majority.
3. He writes worse English than any
President we have ever had.
4. He is as great q stratrgist as be is o
statesman. and has distinguished himself
equally in war and in Jurisprudence.
8. Since Archy, the kings Jester, no
man las used such an abundance Ol
stories, from the broad smutty to the di.
luted Joe Miller.
"Shall parts 50 various aim al nothing newP
He'll shine joker and q ruler tOO."
6. He is used to all the violations Of the
Constitution that arc possible to any Pres
ident, and by frequent practice does
easily that which may come awkwardly
to any other man.
7. There never has been an official SO
true to his party, and it will be proof oi
the ingratitude Of shOddt and abolition.
ism If they do not renominate Hmm.
Y. World.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-03-05

BACHELoRs.--AppletOh's CyelOPedlA
contains the following hints b hAchelees:
" In the good old time itWas seoaaassod
unpatriotic in citizen TO Fsmain 3 bAehs.
lcr all.his days. By, the Hpeffln kWA
those citizens who tVthdlnGd beb sots II.
ter middle age we're eHciud1d I'm. III
Offices, civil and military. Al ctlaln
feaSts they were exposed to public dorts-
ion, and led around the mafkst plncs. .
Although, generally speaking asU vas
usually respected at Sparta, yet this Ifsol.
ing was not manifested towatd old hncho.
lors. 'Why should make way ioe You.
said Spartan youth to . eray.hsaded
old bachelor, who will never have; . con
to do me the same honor when I am oldl'
The Roman law pursued the same policy
towards old bacbeiUrA They bsdsto pay
extra and special taxes, and. under A1.
gustus, Law was enacted BY Whieh Old
bachelors were made incapable Of scqulr.
ing legacies and deSiaes Ot real OetaAk by
will, except from their hear rslAAipSA In
canon -la<-0d -haShsless -ssisiaea- ~
marry, or to profess chastity, Of in earn.
est TO become monks"
The mountain Democrat., 1864-03-05

TIE Washington correspondent of the
New York World learns from two distinct
sources that Mr.. Lincoln has been form.
ally notified that his nomination for re.
election to the Presidency will be not sub.
nntttedAo BY large portion of his own
party, but that second Republican can.
didatc will be put into tho 6eld.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-03-05

THE Newburg N. W Telegraph says
that the prospect brigbsens for the De-
mOcracy. At the rate things ere going
on, there will soon be SO large . portion
Of the intensely "loyal" Republicans in
prison for stealing, as to seriously affect
the vote Of that party.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-03-05

REttGtots uouRTsHiP. -SupRosiRg TIE
following to be . tEpe story Cf capEtahlp
under difficulties u indicates . EamiliaFi.
y with Scripture not always possessed
BY yOuhg ladies' and gehtletnen
A young geatlemals happening n dc
ct church in = pew 1djOaKtGE On6 d Which
sat 6 young lady for wApjA ~ I'D eon-
ceived . sudden and ti6leiiE b vas
deslrous u entering sAs6 . e6AfS Sh|R ea
the spot, but the placSi hUg 4niG,Hk = Isb. i.
a declaration, th6 exsgssey u a. SAeS
suggested the following plail :! HepdlIts.
ly handed bis fair heiEh6cr Bible, UpSh,
with pin stuck in the SDllowing toxt !:
Second epistlG Of jchh, hith teroe: .sAnd
now beseech thee, LADY, not e. thesgh
| wrote . new commandment unto thee,
bat that which we had from the haEin.
ming, that re love one another" Hhe
returned it pointing to the second chapter
of Ruth; verse tenth /: "Then shO fsll uu
her face and b0~ eI herself to the ground
and said unto him, why hate SSund ESAes
in thine eyes, that thou shouldSt 1GakS
knoWledse Of me, seeing that ] IN 3
stranger2 :" He returned tie bosk, ,psists
ing to the thirteenth verne Of the thisd
epistle of John: "Having mAhy thiags
to wFita. INTO you, ! would, ,aUt WFita NTH
paper and ink, but I trust TO come una0
you and speak face 70 faee, that car ioys
may be full" A marriage took plGeS
from this interview the ensulnk week
The mountain Democrat., 1864-03-05

NAHazAaa.--Ih s1em .
Yankee point q yse9g ~ -
more tEuthtdl thsnposiicaas- shsss~N
till yours % dsaf yoa husp -, oyoaF
head like parrot 70 ben mhnA= ~ @a
and q. lene easghtsd yoIs eN 60 ~
she locks Hke scarce thens sqNN .
I look at then girls and ~ 81
did when hs Isssa ealcAinn ~ Nk
"T'ood = coSt more batfR - - -
than he's woFth,h said DE fllak. 3ek
. whole pIecs ~ goods tocOvetA " ~
a-daya Fd 9 iiSEs undertake = ke1p :
span Of elspHiats, gBd tnks - eslte6
board, tot, aSto marry ououf eL Ms
the ussf ClsFks Gpd -eoa1ttF pess
arn't anything: 6pAffsgriw ~ tcA
pess sra't for them-Hos Weils ebeY ~
young end tssder. HOssbAe& fl1sor4E
for them, except once yeaF-> - D42.
And maFTyta' Grn't fOf thsah. eemelIDtb
. telIah isels lonely, and wouA AGeA
have spme niee young woman, % Nn1 NJ
how lonely he feels. And nea.oliaso1 q
felIah would like to have one of aths@
small ones to trot on his kaes. end Pnak
about In little wagon It's odd enough.
but, 1t seems to me, M body caH Fd
them little articles except the tegks tAet
are 90 rich they can buy ln9thine, And
the folks that are % poor thef doe &ant
ANYTHING. It makes nice bOy8 ~ sns
young fellshs, no Doubt And 1t1 w
pleasant TO see nne young elf1g stint
like shoptespefs behind IhGlf .Ws.s-
iu', waitln'; snd wAItln' ~ no et6ttleeFss 1
aud the rnea lihgerin' FCdoA, md loekln'
at the goods like f6lka thAE 3HuEtO "
customers Ind haten't. got he dso4s1nd
The mountain Democrat., 1864-03-05

A LAWYER, the other day. went into
one Ct our barber shops to pfocure Wig.
In taking the dimensions Of ths Iswysfs
head; the boy exclaimed "Nhy, boz 1onR
you head Is, SIR" "YeG" ropiisd or
worthy friend, I'VE lawyers 1ngt hare
long heads" The boy proceeded p his
vocation, but at length exclaimed. 'StDn6,
sir, your bead ID a. thick % iG q IonR1"'
The mountain Democrat., 1864-03-05

An old Yankee, when hO, wa told hR
sn BnglIsh tourist IN this country, .tket
the celebration Of the R0urth of Juiy
wOuld sOoh be extinct aaswessa's 1 . iteea
hers, don't talk that; wag. len Pen Whsn
the resurrection day como6 HinnA ~
6rst thihg done ia the imarnSnh N ~ u
rsad TIE Dselasatio0ioF' i -
The mountain Democrat., 1864-03-05

THE SIZE OF lDAHo.-Has any body
ever figured up the size of this Territory
how many square miles it contains,
how wide and how long it is, and how
long il would take a man to travel around
it, etc! We are not going to tell you
these things, but as far as We can we will
trace the boundaries by the organic act,
and those who have crossed the plains
will be enabled to form some estimate OF
the magnitude Of the Territory we live in.
The initial points in the middle of Snake
river nearly opposite the mouth of the
Clearwater, distance Of 400 miles, and
continuing on due north nearly 800 miles
further, to the forty-ninth parallel, ma
king the western line from where it leaves
the Oregon line, at the head Of the Owy-
hee, to the northwestern corner, seven
hundred miles in length. From the
north. western corner along the forty ninth
parallel of latitude the distance of seven
hundred miles this latter corner is with.
iD fifty miles Of the bend Of the Missouri
river below the mouth Of the Yellowstone,
taking the whole of the Milk river corn.
try and a part of the White Earth Dis.
trict. From here the line runs due south
along the 9th degree OF longitude seven
hundred miles to the northern boundary
of Colorado Territory. crossing the Mis-
souri, fifty and the Yellowstone one hun.
dred miles above the junction Of those
two rivers, taking in Fort Laramie and .
great portion OF the Black Hills, crossing
the two Plates about one hundred and
tiity miles above the forks. From the
south. east corner, the fortieth parallel Of
latitude forms the line Of demarcation be-
tween Idaho and Colorado for distance
of three hundred and fifty miles. taking
in Longs Peak and crossing the Rocky
Mountains near the divide between the
South Platte and the Arkansas. The line
here turns north one hundred and City
miles along the Eastern boundary Of Utah,
thence west four hundred miles along the
northern boundsfy Of Nevada Territory
to the southeast corner of Oregon, down
the Owyhee to the place Of beginning
1t is twice as large as Oregon or Califor-
ria, and as large rs Illinois, Indiana, Ohio,
Kentucky, Tennessee, Alabama and GeO-.
gia combined. .-lBoise Ne~a sc5 ~
The mountain Democrat., 1864-03-05

s9HE rOpp. a
ssyiAs h.a
! HI ~ ioSs, ~ -
undsr - ~
him to her p1ppYs - B
his CONSIST lab l9S ~
Of kinssfsP6p. - u b
to thS tune q ~ - ~
The mountain Democrat., 1864-03-05

PunifnRED 1vk1N hAIoA~AA A"AN~N'
h-E~xS&S = n - ~ U - n "
=. A.-.-- ". A. JANUARY.
RsnMa-s-..,A.4rg ASyAso.oA: I:.- e; s1 Hs.sa:,
isssl q cssas; slsSs 0sDisS. i4A cents.
lNfniTnarN0-Oae squaEe, Il 10 lines ATs gSersn, o.;
80 tna q 60; 1psinsSs CAras Of 70 ines
- ieSS ens yUsR o; Buainees Cards q 10 lines or less
tArss 1Osths, efe nesA asessnt si ee made On ne
sssye -. .. ys-rS nnA SsaE''ES sd's''@'.S which
In PRufUo-Our O0os Il replets WITH all the nodsFr
~ tha nGAS, enRA1 AHD nAPD execution Of
Syey e PnNfIrG sosa as nsek. rAnPhets Brsfs,
HfeaIes ~ easek DaPesL BthssAs CAee1. keesiPts,
Eaidi EssAs. &C., n piAIa SS fancy eolOred inhs.
yrSTIcHs BLANkS.-AAasIis uadeTtakings writs ei
Iaeheat usdsE the ~ NV for sac At tAs OGee aso,
n - Jast pFin1sd oSplsas lorm Of MINERS DEED.
Aiso q beastifuTy .sxseuteA MARRIAGE CERrIFIoAfE.
l. PIsaEa No IH wasAisgaSa ssse, opposite Magslrs..
DEnOCRAf n The eliy of san RTanesee All orders ~
tAs FaPss AaSsrsaS len With hin yin b PrOaPuy a.
r. RROWH 3 ~ AuthSlRed Ageat Of the DEMOCRAT u
earrSown Oraers ~ IL oAvsEsiAg % for job
veTk teh Wtth hin, VII b promptly attended TO-
JACKSON 10 tAs asahsVised Asset q ~ NOUN
THIE DEHOClAT ~ n DsaaAa. or1erabsh sith him ul
Ss pns@ptly attAAAsA ~
n RIpLRMAN h our AssAssIssA Neeas At Sacramento
An eFSsEs fss elvsEns etc., an with hin v receive In
mediate naesnttoa. .
n l. psAs Il ss'aI hr The DssOeaAT at Virginia City
Nevada Tertiary.
COL wM KNOX IL sar autAoViraa sEsut Grirziy Fnt
All giVea hin for the Democrat VIII Be promPuy A.
tended 70.
-
once, On COl0ma street.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-03-05
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HEn9 ibaltsaDs ~ q d q s..
sAtlon with . hsoA - s 81 sFss,,o
Who's hansa So ~ -
built 2 Ioes.. ~ ~ " I :
What q ~ ~ r ~
Fer, s1oss alseile; -
catch tAea. u Nall Isggl I. D 1asf .d!ir
The mountain Democrat., 1864-03-05

ExPAHssHG EzH LuuaA -stsR eeA ieAT
the purest ar yoN ean hRA3A Ae1Nn4sosR'
fecliy erect, With tAt haaA nea In
back, and then hxlne tbt hRa - lheEA
you wsre going to EhIsslas dry ~ n
not through 'i6s n0strha, bat tkso1Nb ID
lips, Into Iils lungs. sehla thessst b
about full fniss the atMaa. ksSyln1 eAsh
extended, with the pal@s Of thes Ao@ds
down 20 yOu suck in the aiS,s NAAsitO
bring them Orer the heed. jhsa aaiths
lungs are quite full. Thea dsppi atAS
thumbs inward, and after gpntly7 6grlng
the arms backwards. and tbe ehIst opeRt
reverse the process BY whieh yoa draw
your breath, till the lunss ere entirST
empty. This process should D TepsatSd
three or four times during the day, h
impossible 70 describe 10 one Who has
never tried It the gl0riuus sense q vlgor
which follows the exeFelss. Il b ths 1T
expectoFant In the world. We kaew .
gentleman, the mcaslIF6i u Who0g chest
has been increased some Tires inches' n
as many months.--tESchahgs. airi