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Assn. ouAarER MAsrFn,e orr1cr.


No &c Cedar Street. N. Sept IL, 1854.
TIVE Government will require in all purchases of
Hay on its account in the State of M line a
e4rict a0he eDce to sections &c. IS and 81 Chapter
So OF the Revise d Statutes of Maine of S5S
The law is just and proper for the prevention and
detection of fraud, ard must be stric ~ complied
with. \. BROWN Capt ard A o NJ
j B. F5s7ER, Q II. a gent, No. 90 Com ercia st.
Sept Portland, Maine.
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Billiard Table for CO.,.

A first rate Billiard able, with marble ~.
IN two sets ivory balls and a set OF points aise
everything pertaining to we'll furuished ,s bno
VIII be sold on liberal terms. App; TO sAoe.
WIN j. MCDONALD
No. I25 Federal Street under U. s. Hotel
ne
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4 SQUARE block of land, of about 1900 acres
IA OF wood land, on the south side of the river
st. Lawrance, in Canada East 1t is intsrceeded by
two considerable rivers with eligible Mil sits. Well
wooded with every description of timber, such as
pine and spruce in large quantities, and maple,
bsscn, beech, tamarac ana bass wood toany amount.
Enquire of HIT MACHIN, portssnd
Portland, Feb. 1884. feb2s eodtf
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FOR SALE 8 TO LET.

House and Lot No. 81 Danfcxth st., For
Sale.
49, The two and half storied wooden dwelling
EH; House and lot, No. 81 Danforth st.. contain.
v&2EsssA-ing ten good sized rooms with bathing
rO0Lp=-piped for gas throughuIt-a furnace that
will heat every part OF the house. Cistern for rain
water and Ieyer failing well Of drinking water.
Copper pumps, 40 Ga tho prem ses arc good
houee can be examined any day from 10 a. n. till 8
p. d., by calling the subscriber who will furnish
particulars and terms Of sale aeA
j. Z. BRAZIER,
Goesal Insurance Company Building,
No. az Exchange ST.
Auo 2-d+f
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HeatIl's COugtertait netoc,or

Ia aid altered Notes.
he work is profnsely II ustrated with Engrayines
ov the American Bank Note Company, repI esenting
me standard Of work on genuine bs it COZ tains
.uu and complete ins'rrctioDs Which wi / enabI
hy one, at sight. 10 oelect q inter cit or altered
Nnis., or sale at s Ii Co'eswcrthy's, Bailey ard
"oise . and TIE bookstores generally. oct4d2wa
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PnrfIand RenevoIent SocielY.

TUE Annual Meeting 1.-THE Portland Benevolent
Society will be held ct the Office of the Portland
Elge Cents Savinrs Bank. No l02 Mid lie street on
~ ednesday october 18th, at O'Clock p. M for the
w zee of officers. &C. MARTIN GORE
Portland Sept %. 1864 did Secretary.
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House for Sale

N. HOUSE IOF Sale.
"A VERY DESIRABLE COTTAGE HOUSE on
"a Myrtle st. near oxford. lighted with gqs ana
well supplied with good water, will be sold low
Terms easy. Apply to
F. BRIGHAM BISHOP,
W 81 Franklin street.
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FOR sALE.

HOUSE No. s Salem Street; also house in rear
1ko No. Salem street. Both houses are one and
one half story. very convenient and in good repair
Enquire off. NJ. Hartsh orn, or of
E. p. MILLETT
Dot dim No. 10 Moulton street.
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FOR SALE

A MODERN built three story brick Fouse, 81
Ia State street textenionA The hou ,e is in good
order and Immediate possession eau be given
For sale low and terms reasonable Apply to
JOHN G. PROCfER,
OctS-dlw Lime street.
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A NEAT CONVENIENT RENT, for fairly of
In ONLY TWO PERsoFs, tno children Best of
relerence given. line addre' std to "A. D., Press
Ofice," will receive prompt attention. tt
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A FE ID good workmen viii find steady employ
"a ment at the highest prices by applying at
MORSE'S Shook Mandatory, South Boston, or at
his office No 9India Wharf Boston.
Sept l3-dlm
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House and store Lois - T-ea<a

ON Congress-. North and Cumberland. above
~ Washington street, including the drsjra he iot
corner of Congress and North streets Applv 10
sepledsm a. FULLER. 2S6 Congress street
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International Steamship Company.
PASSPORT, Calais 4 st. John.
TWO TRIPS PER WEEK.

xESaaea On and after Monday, March 2s,
the superior sea-going steamer
90 a NEW BRUNSWICK, Capt. 4. B.
- Winchester, will leave Railroad
Wharf, 1908 OF State Street, every Monday ct
O'Clock 2. NJ, and the Steamer NEW ENGLAND,
Capt Il. Field, every Thursday at o'clock T. M,
for kastport and st. John, N. B., connecting at
Eastpcrt with steamer Queen, for Robinson, ST. an
ohiss, and at st. John with steamers for Freder-
teton and with steamer Emperor for Digby, Wind
sor and Halifax, and with the E. q N. A. kailrogd
for Shediac and all way stations.
Returning, will leave st. John every Monday and
Thursday al O'Clock A. NJ, for PASSPORT, Portland
and Boston.
Through tickets procured of the Agsntsand Clerk
on board steamers.
Freight received till O'Clock P. NJ, Mondays and
Thursdays.
mRvB diff C. G. EATON Agent.
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Drug Clerk Wanted.

TN a private family, where there are no Other
Il boarders, for the wife and child Of an officer In
tine Revenue ervice,
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Wanted 70 Rent
Board Wanted.

A HOUSE in desirable location. Rent from $500
sep17dtf
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no Let.
EOUR ofices single or in suites, over Stores Nos.
nationel House. Apply on the premises to
V4 ati A. L. BROWN.
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A TWO story wooden house, No. is Adams street.
IA IL finished rooms, convenient for two families.
plenty of good water. Fer particulars INQUIRE Of
b. WILLARD.
portland, May Is, 1851 nayiseodtf
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shook MAKERS Wanted.

ONE preferred that has had one or two years ex
~ perience, Apply at las Congress street.
Sept 15-dtf
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Montreal Ocean Steamship Go.

One of the following frst-class
zSSSA steamers of this Line viz Peruvian,
%Sf-s1Ef. Hibernia, North American Jura, Bel
sESsszsissSsssJ gian, Nova Scotian, Moravian, Da-
masous. WI sail from Quebec, EVERY SATURDAY
MORNING for Liverpoolvia Londonderry.
Also the steamers ST. DAVID. ST. GEORGE, ST.
AHpREW. ST PATRIoK, tri monthly from Quebec
for Glasgow Prepaid and return tickets issued at
reduced rates For passage aPply to H. 4 A. ALL
AN, Montreal, or to j. L. FAhMEH,
mayi6dtf No 10 Exchange street Portland.
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Office of the q. .. Marshal.

District Of HG'me.
Portland, ctober 3. 1884
q EALED Proposals will be received al this office
current, at noon. fol- uTDishiDs the Uni ed sta e.
Co, rts wnh Lelilh Furnace Coal Tor one ear from
the first da of october 4. ID 1854 The Coal to be
OF the est quail free fiom slate and Just and to
oe put into the basement OF the Gus ON House in
rortian1, In such quantities and at UGH as the
"arslal OF the Diirlet o Marie may dir CT.
fr2pOsa to be enlors ID Prop sails for Fnel for
me Y. .. Cdurts" and addressed t. the United
states Marshal tor the District OF Maine
,,., CHARLES CLARK,
4obn US. arshal Dist. VI Name
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T|---" |-7-| I'd Hle1Es N
1.-TWO first class tenements at the corner Of Salem
IL and Bracket Sts also one tenement on Green
st. Inquire of JABEZ c. WOODMAN, Jr., Real
Estate Broker. 81 Exchange ST., or NATHAN Ii.
WOoDMANe 28 Oak ST. ssptedtf
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ROssEGino.


Il newt y na board ng house No. II Free Street,
and un fnrnishsa ian and painted. Rooms furnished
0c@ 6~aI%se WIN board.
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hala Cable for Safe.
A oNH incn y, i az ssb;e--new--sor sale nv
sep28d2w N" q LAWS.
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w anted.

EVoR family OF four Ono small children) a nice
IL gsnteel two stored house, in the centre OF the
city ,separa cor in block. ADDRESS Box ITO fort.
land Post, Office. sept9dtf
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Rare Chnrpco

Two purchase stock Millinery --2h rent Of on.
?. o.. Iy9stf MILLINER. PoraaDSS sf
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Wood G.1r AaI..

"A a. cisnt acres Of Pine Wood on the stump
gain VIII oe s'io ~ u DR.
tnqIire Of FRANCIS B. HANSON, at Geo. H.
head OF Berlin Wharf ASA hANSON,
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Found.
$500 KaEWAR

$500 REWARD.
WHEREAS it appeared b fore Board OF Sur
,SMe Sey convened at silton Head, s. O., Aug 2Sa,
1854 that cer'an parties at or rear Portland sold
TO the Government certain quantity of Hay, ship
ped on board the schooner "pennie Morton" April
26 h, 1884. Iauduent u ,cked with dirt and stones
therefore give notice that will pay to any pc son
who will Communicate to me such information as
msy lead to the detection of the swindlers, the sum
OF two hundred dollars
J.B.FISHER, @ M.Agent,
u S. Forage department, Commercial st
Oct7-dlw Portland Me.
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PORTLAND DRY DOCK COMPANY.

A y assessment Of Eight Dollars per share ON m.
"A Capital Stock of the Company ia now dine and
payable at the ONCE OF the Treasurer III Commer-
DIAL street. q. N. DAVIS, Trass.rn.E
July a0th, lsel,-dN'
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CHEROKEE PILLSi
SUGAR COATED,
FEMALE REGULATOR,
HEALTH PREsERvER,
CERTAIN AND SAFE,

Monthly Periods,
They cure or obviatethose numerous diseases tina.
spring from irregularty, by removing the Irregular
ity itself.
They cure Suppressed, Excessive and Painful Men
strusticp,
They cure Green Sickness lChloresIsl.
They cure Nervous and Spinal Affections, paipa IA
the back and lower parts of the body, Heaviness,
Fatigue on slight exerton, Palpiation of the Heart
Loyness of Spirits, Hysteria, Sick Headache, Gid
diness, etc., sio In word, by removing the Irreg'
uarity, they remove tho cause and With itAtt the
effects that spring from It,
Composed of simple vegetable extracts, they con.
tain nothing deleterious to any constitution, how
ever Enthusiastically function being to substitute
stFeagth for weakness, which, when properly used,
they never fail to do,
All lettcrs seeking information or advice will Be
promptly. freely and discreetly answered.
FUN directions accompany each box.
Price 81 per box, or Blk boxes for IS.
Sent by mail free Of postage, on receipt of price
Sold BY eli respectable Druggists.
DR., w. r. MERWiN q os.s
SOLE pRoPRIEToRs,
No. 50 Liberty-st.. New York.
feb6G cd eowlY
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York e Cumberland Railroad.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

York e Cumberland &sR4sEOA4.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
.-,..vw.-r..s-v-r-v. On and after MONDAY, April
k&zaaAA &s&aEG lth,, 1884, trains will leave as
rEGG t1 follows, until further notices:
#f@f&s%99 Saco River for Portland at 5.45
-uS&---aa- freight Train with Passenger
Cars) and s.l5 A M, and 8:SQP N.
aoOa and pm. The eco P. N. train out and 5 40
Al A. train into Portland, will be freight trains with
oas connect at Saocarappa daily for South
Windham, Windham Center and Great Fais.
Al tiorham tor West Gorham, Standish. Steep
Fails BALDWIN. Sebsgo, Bridston, Hiram, Lining
ton, Cornish, Dennaark, BrownheId. Lovel, Frye
burg, Conway, Bartlett, Albany, jackson and Ea-
ton, n. Il.
gle South Liming ton Limington and Limerick.
AZ saco River tri;weealy for RRSllis, Limerick
dom, Madison, atom, Cornish, Porter, sc.
Fares cents less when tickets are purohassd in
the Office, than when paid in the Cars.
~ III Dan. CARPENTER, Supt.
Portland April 7, 1854. dtf
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The Pains and Aches, and Lassitude and Nervous
Prostitution that may follow Impure Cotton, are
the Barometer to the whole system.
Do not wait for the contamination that is sure to fol-
low, do not wait for Unsightly Ulcers, for
Disabled Limbs, for Loss Of Beauty
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TO Let.
VIE Store now occupied by r. e. Little un'er
e. p, KIMBALL, t9
auggg PTeble Street.
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HAVE CONFIDENCE.
SEEK FoR Ag AyrIDors IN sEAsox.

All who have committed an excess Of any kind.
whether 1t be the solitary vice Of youth or the sing
Ing rebuke Of misplaced confidence in maturer years,
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sURSTITUTE.

NY nerson in want of a substitute will do well
A 60 apply to the subscriber at his office, No. 70
Middle street, j. h. TODD.
otto div
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STEAMBOATS,.
Portlsnd and Penobscot River,
Summer Arrangement, 1854.
THE NEW, sTAUNCH AND CoMMoDIoUs
STEAMER LADY LANG,
Built expressly for this route,
CAPT. WILLIAM r. ROIX,

CAFIs WAAAAAnA ~ AAOAA1
uD VIII commence her Summer Ar
s>@ES Management on MONDAY MORN
G, June eth, Leaving Bangor ey.
ery Monday, Wednesday and FRIDAY morning. ~
Returning will leave Railroad Wharf, foot OF
State street, Portland, every Monday, Weanesaay
and Friday Eyenings at 10 O'Clock. connecting with
the fcastern, Boston and Maine, and Portland, Saco
and Portsmouth Railroads, from Boston ana way
Stations, leaving Boston at O'Clock, 7. N; ~,
fast, Bucksport, Wipterport and Hampden, potn
ways. Passengers ticketed through 70 ano from
Boston, Lowell, Lawrence, Salem ana Lynn. n
For more extended information, apply 10 .: v.
Kendrick, Bangor; the local Agents at the various
laadings; the Depot Masters OF the Z. B. r,
Eastern, and B. & NJ Railroads; Abiel Somerby,
Portland; Lang s Deiano, Boston, or
CHAS. SPEAR, General agent.
lime 4-jsdtt
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List.

List.
TN the Boston Depot, Monday afternoon, Oct 10th,
4 at about o'cock, heavy Gold Rim marked
viii he suitably reward. by cav ng it at the store
of l. cke & Co, Not Deering Biloxi, Portland, Ne.
octl1 dSt#
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MEDICAL.
Elixir
ElixIri
DIR. wRIGHTs
REJUvENATING ELIXIR
OR, OF LIFE.
rAAfARxO SHoH PuRE VEGETABLE E1rRAora
o0NrAlSIr0 NOTHING INJURIOUS TO TIE
MOST DELICATE.

TENHE RejuvenatiDg Elixir ia the result of modern
n discoveries in the vegetable kingdom. being an
entirely new and abstract method of cure. rrespec
tive of all the old and WORKOUT systems.
This medicine has been tested by the most emil
nentmedical men Of the day, and by them pronoune-
edto be OF the greatest medical discoveries Of
the age.
One bottle viii cure General Debility.
few doses cure Mysteries in females.
One bottle cures Palpitation Of the Heart.
lew doses restore the organs of generation.
From one to three bottles restores the manlines
and iull vigor of youth.
lew doses restore the appetite.
lnres bottles cure the worst case Of Impotency.
rev doses cure the low-spirited.
One bottle restores mental power
rev doses bring the rose to the cheek.
This medicine restores to manly yiRor and robu
health the poor, debilitated, worn.dowp. and dc
pairing devotee Of sensual pleasure.
The listless, enervated youth the oyertasked men
of business, the victim OF nervous depression. the
Individual suffering from general debility, or from
weakness of a SINCE orgaa will ali hnd immediate
and permanent relief by the use Of this Elixir or Ia.
senee of Life.
Price 81 per bottle, or three bottles for IS, and
fOrwardedby Express, on receipt of money, to any
address.
sOld BY all Druggists everywhere.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1864-06-18
Assault upon Senator Chandler.

The following is believed to be strictly
accurate account of the disgraceful assault
recently upon Senator Chandler, in the
public dining hall of the National Hotel,
Washington
Mr.. Chandler, with DR.. Clark of Detroit,
and lady with her two children, were TAX
ing dinner at side table. In the course
of conversation on political matters, Mr..
Chandler denounced in strong terms cop
perheads generally, and particularly those
of the Western States. Mr.. Voorhees,, of
Indiana was sitting at another table behind
them. with Mr.. Hannegan, also of Indiana.
Mr. VOORHEES, arose from his chair and ap-
s2rosehed Chandler in an excited manner,
demanding whether he referred to him, to
which Chandler replied:
''Who are you, sir I don't know you
At the same time he arose, and VOORHEES,
answered:
II am VOORHEES,, of Indiana, sir"
And at the same instant he struck Mr..
Chandler on the side of his face. The two
then closed, and Chandler was fast getting
the better of Voorhees,, when Hannegan
came to the latter's assistance with heavy
milk pitcher, snatched from the table,
which he broke on Chandler's head, the
contents of the pitcher splashing over the
whole company. Chandler was stunned by
the blow, and had not fully recovered him
self when flanagan dealt him a second
blow with chair. At this juncture the
spectators interfered, and the beIligerents
were with difficulty separated.
Mr.. Chandeliers head was slightly cut by
the pitcher, and his shoulder and arm were
considerably bruised by the chair. Al
though not able to close his hand, he was
out next day attending to his usual duties.
Mr.. Voorhees, is quite as large man as
Mr.. Chandler probably little heavier.
Persons seated at the table are positive that
Chandler made no use of the name of
VOORHEES,, and no reference whatever to him
personally.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1864-06-18
Surgery after a Battle


The following passage from a recent letter,
written after one of the late battles, presents
a striking picture of the surgeons's duties
on the field:
Day. before yesterday some three hun
dred rebel wounded fell into our hands.
Of these, twenty-one required capital oper-
atoms. They were placed in row, slip
of paper pinned to each mans coat collar,
telling the nature of the operation that had
been decided upon. DR.. Morton first pass
ed along. and with towel saturated with
ether, puts every man beyond conscious
ness of pain.
The operating surgeon follows and rapidly
and skillfully amputates leg or an arm, as
the case may be, till the twenty-one have
been subjected to the knife and saw without
one twinge of pain. A second surgeon ties
up the arteries; third dresses the wounds.
The men are taken to tents near by and
wake up and find themselves cut in two
without torture, while winrow of Topped
off members attest the work. The last man
has been operated upon before the fist ava
kens, nothing could be more dramatic and
nothing could more perfectly demonstrate
the value of anaesthetics. Besides, men
fight better when they know that torture
does not follow a wound, and numberless
lives are saved that the knife would lose to
their friends and the country.
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Mrs. Grumble,s soIiloouy.

''There's no calculating the difference be-
tween men and women boarders. Here's
Mr.. Jones, been in my house these six
months, and no more trouble to me than my
gray kitten. IF his bed is shook up once
week, and his coats, cravats, love letters,
cigars, and patent-leather boots left undis-
turbed in the middle of the floor, he is as
contented as pedagogue in vacation time.
"Take woman to board, and (if it is
perfectly conveniently she would like dra-
perry instead of drop-curtains she'd like
the windows altered to open at the top, and
a wardrobe for her founced dresses, and
few more nails and another shelfin her clos
ct, and cricket to put her feet on, and a
little rocking chair, and a big looking glass,
and pea green shade for her gas burner.
''She would like breakfast about ten min
utes later than our usual hour; tea ten min
utes earlier, and the gong, which shocks
her nerves so, altogether dispensed with.
''She can't drink coffee because it is ex-
hilerating broma is too insipid, and choc-
olate too heavy. She don't fancy cocoa.
English breakfast tea is the only beverage
which agrees with her delicate spinster or
ganization.
''She can't digest roast or fried dish !;
sue III gut pOSStOty peck at al egg II IL were
boiled with one eye on the watch. Pastry
she never eats, unless she knows from what
dairy the butter came, which enters into its
composition. Every article of food pre-
pared with butter, salt, pepper, mustard, vim
egar, or oil; or bread that is made with
yeast, soda, milk or saleratus, she decidedly
rejects.
"She is constantly washing out little duds
of laces, collars, handkerchiefs, chemisettes
and stockings, which she festoons mp to the
front windows to dry; giving passers-by
the impression that your house is occupied
by bLanchesseus then jerks the bell wire
for an hour or more for relays of hot smooth
ing-irons, to put the finishing stroke to her
operations.
"She is often afflicted with interesting
little colds and infuenzas, requiring the i'm
mediate consolation of dose of hot lemon
ade or ginger tea; choosing her time for
these complaints when the kitchen FIRE has
gone out and the servants are on furlough.
Oh nobody knows, but those who've tried,
how immensely troublesome women are !
I'd rather have whole regiment of men
boarders. All you have to do is, to wind
them up in the morning with a powerful
cup of coffee, give them carte blanche to
smoke, and q night key, and your work is
done. FANNY FERN"
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1864-06-18

The PRICE OF PRINTING PAPER.-The
exorbitant price of printing paper has be-
come serious matter to news paper pub
fishers throughout the country. The New
York Express says:
The enormous price of paper was before
the Associated Press of the country at the
meeting in this city recently. Some of the
members of the Association have resolved
to enter again upon the importation of pa
per, as what is sold here for II I-2 and Ia
cents per pound can be bought abroad for
7 I2 cents. This would make the impor.
tation profitable to the importer. Paper
which commanded and cents q pound
in 1861 is now sold, and of poor quality,
at l 8 cents. It is known also that one party
in this city have paper stock of 800, 600,
waiting raise in the market, and others
more or less.
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withdrawing.

The time for cleaning and fixing mp has
come, and one of the most important items
IS whiteWashiDg. We often wonder that
people do not do more at this. How much
neater and more cheerful a whole place
looks, if few hours are spent in whitening
the fences, the clubhouse. the cellars, etc.
1t changes the whole appearance Of the
homestead. One days work thus expsnd-
ed will often make place twice as attrac-
tive and add hundreds of dollars to it's sale
able valuation. WhiteWashiDg cellar with
lime, not only makes it lighter and neater,
but more healthful also.
For cellars simple mixture Of fresh
Stacked lime is best.
For house rooms-the common Paris
White to be bought cheaply, is very good,
We. take for each, 2 lbs. Of whiting, an ounce
of the best white or transparent glue: cover
the glue with cold water overnight, and In
the morning simmer it carefully without
scorching. until dissolved. The Paris
White is then put ip, hot water, and the dis
solved glue stirred in, with hot water
enough to 6t for applying to the walls and
ceilings. This makes very fue white, 60
firm that it will not rub of at all.
When common fresh Stacked lime Is used.
some recommend adding to each 81 gallons
"A paiiful-2 tablespoonfuls of salt and !
pint Of boiled inseed oil, stirred ir well
while the mixture is hot This is recon-.
mended for outdoor and in door work.
For an outdoor whitewash, ne have used
the following with much satisfaction: Take
a tub, put in peck of lime. and water plen-
~ to slack it. When hot with slackino.
stir in thoroughly about pound of taIIow
or other grease, and mix it well in. Then
add hot water enough for use. The COM
pound will Withstand rain for years.-.AS-
! TtcnltWrisG.