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, 1864-02-23
TIE pFARBoRN OBSERVATORY.
ProeroAs of Astronomical Science
The study In Chlcago-Rstabflah.
ment Of an Observatory in this
Cfty-sectfon of the Build.
tng-1he Monster Teiea-
cope University Of
Chicago.

,...
.as. ~ ID Inc nfei anu lass Of the e1acs scl-
s".ss aue ea1uest enorts OF tnquirera were d.
~ .o"et"s Lug heavens, and the drat records
,t4sn.N arc OF celestial observations. With
49, s.nsts. a"In.s oeasfta'e even Ola knowledge Of
.ns seome's'cai eseneats' the heavens were map-
~ oa' 1no INC courses OF the stars ruda1y deter
e. .ua1 .ae sony mas oeen prosecuted In all sue
SanS " w ases' aad eaen aeW Development gained
~ oao olaef oepaftfneats OF scientific research,
nas oeen eagerly pressed Into the service Of the
asouaomes. unul no" me proper and accurate de-
termination oi astronomical problems involves an
acquaintance With The sciences Of chemistry, op-
LICE. me aosHuee domains Of the mathematics,
Eeooesy. Topography, meteorologr, with many
branches Of higher mechanical art. 1t
Is IN thls ngher ephere Of research thst ast.onom
acal Investigations become the ultimate object
Win our most 1ist1ugu1sh ed sdu0ns - It ts also
, 1864-02-23
||EEaEHSAHAIHHznAN!
pEecn1rT1oE or TIE TOWER.

01e%AA 4AN' " AAAA4 Ao'.A~N
The tower consists essentially OF two 1naepen-
dent po1tions- the central pies, and the outer
building. Being near the lake shore, there IL
deep layer OF eand md clay "hco 1a unntteo .os
foundation. To remedy this one hnnofed ano ~
OAK piles have been driven t"ent!,seven iee' ln.o
the earth, penetlasns .ae stay "aa aae. p -,
excavation Is maoe ~ 'ae ,a -. ...-e5 ~
ten 1eet peio" "alel, anu ~ s,s p. ,.Is, t;,,-
and capped WIN tMelss 1nea s!aA.s ,ss a.tar ~
be1s. wen poheo 70 tus pes In M - Afed vfth eon-
ter which the anIetaaes1 ~ ~ sxs- -s+h oat
c7ete. and thc entale sals -. a,.eac,d tbe mxsnn-
tanoe1s* " t1,s w. 70 1Ha.ss: ~ ,,nne frorn
H. composer ~ tso oo.'0 tS..,-. n .{chtssr,
iouf 10 I've 'oet s4ae, - III, ~.
1ncoes tolc&' '4aa nta s'Ae|Aa. AA"
1olnta saoaung '1oa 1no teues' 80 80 ~
carried up sold 10 he1sa1 ol t"e4te let. aoo'e
the timber platform
On this will be built the pier, OF co'umnr DnH1
1i1te fhe frnsttum Of hollow cone; tRcnff-seFeu
fset IN diameter st the base eIghty.two feet high
"a tbe. INN. or floor Of the astronomers room,
hs,s n "a I'm fect in Diameter. It IL sur1pounted
hv a rircu1ar can stone, sixteen inches tn thick
,,ass .od m nj. oil, a the ,,edeatal. or tripod
..~... Ie.h ..,-vt,o ~. .s,a.eons .x,fth tn
o'ne 4.s~1 A.s. ,,,... ,,-,,,s~ .,o,s--
moonlGe' 1o '3. ~ 49, ,a-.- q snna ~.
.ng M ~ .,,..sa y. ~ ,,,st ~ AMI
aoaIo7''ou W. D1 ~ ~, ~. t,.,
Inc OUTSIDE on.oine W ensoeus, 4u..s.. 49,
on pilea. II VIII NC ossasou.s. - 1at. ns4 :. ~
ieet N o1amess.' ane yas .rT.,. ,,,, =.
top OF INC sen1F1o1ai8. -. .-,,, s - ~. r,.t
, 1864-02-23

so1. c, 2end; J. Ramey. z. 18th; 4. Latin; \.
19th; 3 Roesesow. = I'd r. Bowen; +; ss,; slst'
esea7g sauezG n 3 III, FL p 10 F. Van s''hs c. 'Fh
Ladtona-J. southman, 9Th Battery.
ir5tE Efw lo1ntIc -. Wamsr I, nth; r. keatins' .
'ai Sa<s d s;est ssss &s1resE sss coombs, n 1sth
The Florence Nightingale Of the Nur-
seFy.
The following is IN extract from letter written
BY the Rev. c. z. Weiaer, to the Gsrman Reformed
AttsngeF, 1t Cha11hersbusg, Penn:
ABEHEFAc1rEss.
Just open the door for her, and Mrs. Winslow
viii prove the American Florence Nightinsnle m 91
The No5sey as ofthis, re are 80 sure that We III
winston" for Helping t hsst to survive % nd escspe
eondTm s7s,y Word sst 10Th il i he Ffospsstuy. i
RsIs s. A*afE za aaoF
and every other "Nsrcotic," by which the babe
We have nerer seen Mrs. ,Winslow-known her
eny th5oqga he Of her soo,his
power, wo would make her, as she Is. phyaieal
Febsa-r :m-3tew, ,Tu-Th&sat
General Grant.-Antrobua picture Of Cen
e1al Grant has arrived safely in Washington.
tom nh Hoasa oeaa. o1ass h9 I
In 1850, and NOW q 50 Randolph street, chieago,
H., Specialist in the treatment Of CHRONIC. Mercu-
ness.. The following from the New Orleans Retta
Is hut tho echo Of the press and medical faculty
generally Of New Orleans:
course # yen are afflicted with any Of those Ills to
al the nosfams furnished By qnaeEs are dong yon
snyhing bat g9od sp a5e cespl u9derniag
those bright Visions Of the future to which we a1
LOOK with pleasure. We aay, then, II you are SUI
fenng from any dlsease 1oa shoald g net @ hesitate
street, and receive that consolation and cure
which be 1s 90 we'll enabled and qualified to gtye''
M Q. D<lka, Jan. 6. 1851"
OF diuInaEhrought on BY early indiseretions
abuse OF the eyetem Or e1cesses, cured by IN i4fa
N6e n,etaod. saving mnck time and expense.
Gonorrhea, gleef, structure, and all diseases Pc
cnljat to the sexes, speedily cured.
Dr. Jones' office and psrlors, 60 Randolph street,
between State aud Dearborn streets. Onlce hours
from d. N. till p. m.; Sunday, In tho fore
noon. ....-.
Consultations confidential. foasy1597t
American Watchcs.-Juat received. 8 large
Gf oa eng z,s Srfr eG<d efisan @
At il! Lake street.
fest-y161~3t JAS. Il. HOES.
Go TO THE BEsr-Go to Bryant & strattou's
Chicago Commercial College, to gst thorough
srsss teaclosiag stamps) Bsyant i strattoa, CHI
cago, 1Ainois.
Giazing and G1ainlng. Paper Haneings and Win
York SG prices. ' +. E. Herr, . 81 Randolph ST.
Box 68s3. jay23n52i-1m
, 1864-02-23

In ibis city. eunday the 21st inst Of tat1 po1,
Captain HENRY W. RICHARDSON. aged 81 years.
Captain Richardson was one Of the most promising
young officers connected with the lake marine, and
hisdeath will be deeply 1amentcd bJ wide circle of
friends and acquatntances He had been married but
short time, and leaves young wife and mother to
mourn hiB loss.
ET- Beloit papers please COPY.
In this city, on the 2st Inst, EDWIN ALBERT,
only son OF Milton K. and Lytua pAEe, aged years.
Funeral At the!r resttenee IS Absrdeenstreets We'd
hesday the 2isA tnet., at O'Clock Z. ii.
In this eI!y.t the I'd Inst. PE1ER F., Infant sou
OF j. T, and b. +. Cassidy.
Funeral services from $50 State street, toiay, Feb,
3d. II O'Clock 4. H. Friends OF tho family In.
Tfted to attend.
, 1864-02-23
Gblfago Qribrrne.
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY2s, 1864
TEE CITY.

- = L.
PATRIOTIC eesn. VIC notice that
the people are subscribing liboraly TO tne
Patriotic fnnn OF Cook County. There IL SILL
&c" taonetno dos1ats le1t, and those Wishing 10
get one hundred and twcaTe Tor ono hanofsa oo'-
1aFs must spply at once These county orders are
pr., rs~ ~- -Tha +vn-s ,n+roa,o.d ..
49,. 49,. -an-,.s ~ ~, ,.st 1900 49,, ~
+..rsfsr. ~. 1ot m ~. co,ra. ~ ~
es1..s ns Ws~.~ st-sst. ,,r,-h.ss 1.sS... Seu
1l.o1 - ~ f~rt 1,v IN. and ~ II, -, q
-.No' -.,t...a ~ ~ r...s.t - .n.'tuoa
sa' s'az+ 4A'e ~ 4's-
4s00@ -
A NEW OrEnA HoUsE.--It Is rumored In
what ats usually considered to be well informed
circles" that Ga1ret Block is to be transformed
tnto an oneta house, the .nctamorphosis tn take
noac4 almost immediately, Il IL said that f.,,oa
fn,end. 10 divide hie time in .tut1rc, ahnnt
s.,,al1v tetwecn Chicago. St, Iouis and f.in.+r.
nsti md 4sta.r tepresu1ne that the new sshou,e,
hese "aA 1o4'A >'''e - ''t' opotA''oos.@
AeAss1z.-This distinguished sa.uu arrived
in Chicago yesterday from Dubuque, where he has
d,svertd course Of LECTURES In a{d Of his favor,,
oro,ect-,he founding ot Muterrn Of Natural Hta,
nv At Cambridge. He spent the cren,nr A. ~.
houae Of Edward Aiken, the banker, and mai a fr,z
friends there by invitation. We rnderst.n3 ~
conversation turned Oh the aayisabiltty OF enln,.
Ing the sphere Of usefulness and fncrras{ny ia
public interest in the Academy Of Sciences IN thc
city En- route It may be mentioned, that our re-
porter was oNigimglyf offered eeat In the h,1, by
the asnntsnanly host.
1aA .,s.. eas s.t.a uorung 49a Jonn cal-
Clark, was charged, before 1ustiee Cuthbertson.
4rfth an saeanlt committed On Thornss Haves MAR.
- 4. +h.vs -n,ovt~5 \. ,r.. ..a.t.5 -. -
--d,v ncd f,rnrpht i,sfn-e rer,i-a Mnora 1,,@ I,a
ch,-ord ovinp tn tho shsence of comnl,tn.nt
1Isrn. .t.t.x ~ II, r.reno fnr HE ,o,..,,...-..
49, ha n.ds II. rnmn1aTnt a. Just;es r.thLst
a. sss. se;a- s,5 az ~ E.o,r -. 49,
ss ..,on1a - +,s.a +hs,a y. so..s.,raIs 1870.
~, ~ -...-ss+.d ..sst-rssr Th,. 49, a.o
n..n - III ~. .,,,.,.a.sas s sN. ~, ~-iaoan
~As s..s~s; .,t,1 s..-.s.ssest @.u n1 80
as .sass .. :" ~. s4eo oe>'' p'ts"aes pelns
touoA S'ea - 'As ''.-.- y. e.oe'
s,xrH wrsoosE1s Jrr1xrny This ,,1-
,,,, ,.o,,n.,t ~ +hr 1r,n nr;o,a. .-,,.a T..
r,tv veetardav nonn ftor, T;,v.rk.s .na ,,s.,'
~s.t =. ~ ee,sf.~., r.~+ ,-h..s ~ y IL 81 -
-,ss,sr.d ~n,.nd,d a,rrs- ~ ,chir. -. ..as
+t.i- ds.os+. af,ar dirino th-aS ~,,ass. ta faas
sixe,, fnr n. I,irs md ,he hovs 81, 1nto ,ns
sshaa - ~. pt+.hr-, .,5 -. ~. 49, asu.
Mas.e ~ .sEM.n ~ No ~ aeon- u az
pntan.c Th,. ~s,n,r,+ ,,ss..a $780,. ~. .s.s ~
.bont s.r ,vc.e. ,po ~ ,,o,t. ~ -. unI.t
~ -. t. -. .T.r,. "a f.S,.1cs ~. -.
hundred md 1;f>v recr11t. hc1onefn, ~ T. ~
sti,, st th.+ c,tv ,;nn,r,nsnn-es+1e, "
- e-
A WORTHY CoC1LE.-Last evening John
Natere aud :Tnhn Devinr f.ro psmh1Fnr no+or,n
, 1864-02-23
TOR COUGHS. COLDS AND

R'V1E VVUU11A, VOIOD 111FO
II C0NsUMFTIoN.-The evxaErAxrxPuLAoxAaY
h.LaaM y t4s most aisnly sgoroyed medicine eyes
11Ax, having had m unprecedented sa1s OF neastT
fottJ years. u Is recommended By ouf best phys.
in net By Ill Who know tt. Fox ceEtacA cAtea, 7nirh
can be Given TO- a1mos Any extsnt, sea !rappers 10
ne ~ s6s.5stiy sat.it s,s
koa ~ M4s r. oos1en @9en 5n4 chaape<t 81
q REEp, f9TLK8 CO Wholas.ls brisx.ass9 sas9
dei4ae1 am II hAATu ata3 Aa-*
, 1864-02-23
Retlt0Dals.
Notice to 5bippet5.

NOTICE TO SHIPPERS OF
TALLow, LARD, BACON, PORK, BEEF,
AID
General Western Produce,
The undezzigned pay PARTICULAR Arr1rr,oy to
The sale Of the above arttces and isaeata sent
r h ON mPTLY DISPOSED OF
AKD
QUICK RETURNS MADE.
q vsfy s, saYsnfagsous terms. We iasue WEEkLY
mall aaA11s to shoss sending their address 70
AHRAG KNIGHT sob9,
de%ste2Sm - Water Street. N. I. City,
, 1864-02-23

F: A cRAsH.-A pew Ice house; belonging to
s;ne. ks',Ie Ind located :! Baasspsr isl
Tho loss On the Ice and building 1fu reach one
thousand dollars. - - :; :l~:.t
, 1864-02-23
luSt.

r OST-A Cow from $50 State
IL street. She Is slz seTeu years old Mo1se SCI.
orcd vhite stripe AL her mack. horns (one II Wntch
is saved of6 CURVES inwsr.s The aaHnr VI! os Ah-
81 ~ ~ *. tn - = ~" ~ A. Il. CPlAF.
r. Os IA pair Of Gold Bowed
L soectac1ea, In 4 State strees car or between
tfafc ttrcet and Wabash avenue Baptist Church.
Tnsy are Or great yslne to an old lady. who pEtsee
niead Eho WI pay liberal tcgald she dadeF wtll
Ertnco shsE e ne oce Of the Trthupe Or TO L. Coz
nell i Cos eeN log Machine ONCE, IL Lake street.
~ H-tH
, 1864-02-23
General Grant.-Antrobus' picture Of G
e1al Grant has arrived ssfc1y in Washington.

American Watchcs.-Just received, 8 larg,
assortment OF Gold and 9tirer Eaied .Anaerieat
Watches. Alec come Rich Jewe1ry, T11ks Cut
1sy, Plated Forks, Spoons, Tea Sets, Casters, &c.
at lit Lake street.
fe11,V1k1xHt J4a II HnEs
, 1864-02-23

NAVAL RECRUITS TO DE CREDITED TO THE
QuorA.-capt. I'D. Harty, Of the United States
Naval Recruiting Rendezvous, received a letter
ffem Washington, dated 18th inst, stating that:
.tCoDgress are paeaing an act (which will be ap-
proved By the PrcsidenD allowing credit for men
enlisted IN The Nav, and permitting the transfer
ma1fneR By vocation to tho navy
HIllinols gets credit for those entercd thus fat
by Captain uarty, It would add nearly 1,400 men to
our quota, and IL the rebel prisoners are credited
the number would be over 1900.
, 1864-02-23
the P00R.oF THE CITY.
How Can Their Condition be Perma-
q, nent1y Improved2

An hour Epent at the ONCE Of Alderman F. c.
Brown, Chairman Of the Var Fund Committee, On
any Saturday, or at the sface Of the County Agent
Of tho Young Mems Christian Association, any
week day, will convince close observer not only
!. that we have very large number Of poor In the
city, but that there Is cIzes Of persfBtent fnso-
lent professional besgars who are not entitled to
any sympathy or benevolsnce-too lazy to work
and AFRAID to steal. They demand monay. provis-
ions, clothing, fuel, and everything that forms
theit List Of necessaries Of 1tfe and many Of than
come determined not to listen to any ralusa1 be
their claim ever 60 himsy and unjust,
a. specimen Of the cool impudenca Of some
OF these mendica ntA, we may mention the Gaze Of
an expreserusn, who applied to the Young Mems
Christian Association, and Afterwards got neigh
Dor to solicit for him load OF coal. His fami1y
was numerous, and some Of them sick-.tho coal
was given, and after hauing 1t home he cana back
acd demanded pay for delivering to himself the
coal they had given him. T..
The War Fund Committee Through it's Chair
mani now ministers regularly to about 1,10o fam
lies weekly, paying ont about s., 400 per week,
besides the quota Of one ton OF coal to each fam
Dy flor the seasan.f This fund ia now nearly cx-
hausted, there being less than $1,000 on hsud.
These families receive no further aid. from tha
Committee after 1t is aseertained that they have
received their bounties, pensions or back nav
from the Government. The Committee Ate usinT
every effort to economfae and to make the fund
extend through the eeason. However, when an
attempt is made to stop the weekly allowance. tbe
recipients have become used to depending unon Il
and declare they cannot get along Without It, TIM
policy is to reduce or stop the pay Of ab1ebodied
women who have no children, aud are able Ia
work, and continue or Increase the amount tn
those having Large families Of small children Tho
fuAdH OF the Young Ments Christian Association
, 1864-02-23

F0R SAL ESQ acres in the
l. south part OF Lasal1e County, dve miles north
east OF Ainouk Station on the Illinois Central rail-
roaa-5 acres Of Eh1ch IL In clean Timothy meadow.
There is one sman house one granary, l61. sta"le
and young ORCHARD Price sl2 50 per acre unit! April
ntFts alter tbAt 8l3 per acre. Apply to HENRY
SHAW fremont, Tazewcu COUNTY, Illinois.
, 1864-02-23

ANOTHER ABORTION CAsE--A five months
foens, with the p1acenta attached, WAS found last
evening about o'clock, IN the Dearborn Park,
wrapped up in IN old newspaper. An inquest wll
probably be held on It to-day
, 1864-02-23
RRaI 35statk f0I 5alt.

TOR SALE-A nice two story
L brick house OF ten roomF, and lot 10 Eeet front
By leo dee to alley, en- Wabash aTenue near Ring
gold Place.
two story frame house Of 10 rooms aud large lot,
On Washington street near Lincoln. Also. number
nfother Houses aud Lots, Building Lots River Lots
Farm and Illinois Lands.
SAMUEL 4. SARGENT,
Resl Estate Agent, No. 1 Metropolitan Block
, 1864-02-23

TOR SALE-30,0 900 acres Of well
4 seeeted P3ne Lands ta lots to salt purchasers,
PR cay. Also good tises Tor othef steam Of water
nill: At Thunder Hay. On Lake Hnson Persons wish.
favornh,er with superior quality Of timber. and good
faeilines for shipping. Address GE0. FLETCHER
, 1864-02-23

TOR SALE.-Farm Tor sale, one
- nile cass Of Hupt1eY Station, on tue O. 4 6. q.
st acres q good land viii living water, good House
asd Barn fruit tres s. IheEs ar ntteen aeEes e
pleWpg done. VIII Be sold for KS per acre. Terms
half cash down. balance In yearly instaracAts. For
further paftlrularB, tnqu!ye Of the undersigned, On
the premises. or Il 9. 3. ALBR0, It WaZaa Station,
Du Page coantT, III. B. CADY.
TT Wl. I'm
, 1864-02-23

FOR SALE The ssValley View
Il FnFm." lying IN Madison Cnunty, Illinois This
vanable property, obtaining shout fourteen hnodsed
tivatiop. f. within miles OF fEdwardsve. Illinois,
With vnluahe hupEoEenentH on the plsce, viii be aid
Stnte OF Missouri st. LoIJis. feT- x.sA9.3v
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Printing oflee has one Of Roper Improved Catoric
Engines for motive power. and is furnished with
improved and costly Presses-CyiiBdera and Platcn-
from the most celebrated makers. We have in con.
slant one of HOE'S LARGE Cylinder
PRESSES. capsble of throwing off $500 Sheets
an hour one OF Adam's Porer Presses-the best
book press in the world; Adams and Potter's Fast
hachine JOB Presses; Ruggles' superior Card PRES
Adams and Union large Hand Presses. stand.ns
Presses and all the machinery necessary for well
appointed Office.
the Daily Pres' Job Once is believed TO be as well
furnished any similar establishment in the State.
Those sending order from the country may rely on
receiving prompt attention.
We execute all orders in the shortest possible time
and in the neatest snd best manner.
We will do all kinds of printing well and as
promptly. and as cheap any other establishment
in the City, County or State.
All orders sor JOB Printing must be directed 70
the Daily Press JOB 0oe, No. 80! Exchange street.
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The Job Office is under the personal supervision
of the senior proprietor, who is the CITY PRINT
Err, and is himself an experienced practical work.
man. and employs only well.ekied mechanics in
this department of his work.
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young girl. do you fancy shall ever be
untrue to you?"
NO, Emily he replied, looking rather for
iorn; 1 think you are worthy of more trust
than can place In you; but when see you
leave me TO associate with another, when see
tnat you take m re pleasure In what he says
and does than in what say and do, why then
though 1t may be very silly, | cannot help feel
ing unhappy"
Something like tear trembled In Emily's
eyes as she gently laid her hand on his shoul-
der, and looking seriously into his face, said
Edward, Edward, did il ever strike you,
when you left me to associate with others, anc
took more pleasure in what they said aud did
than In what | said and did, that you made me
unhappy too?S
Perhaps, everything considered 1t may be
safer to skip over the rest Of the scene. The
reader may know, for his satisfaction, that at
a wedding which took place some months
later. that Captain Seymour acted as "best
man for young gentleman whose name ev-
cry one who reads this story must have heard.
Further the reader may know that the afore-
said Captain Seymour has lately been seen in
church with young lady, under rather sus-
plcious circumstances and Edward Osburn
was radically cured of his bad habits. If any
reader OF solemn temperament desires moral
ne may take this-that course of conduct
winch, with Que man is proof OF heartless-
ness, may, with another, be only proof of
heediessness; and that though in some cases,
when We perceive faults in lovers and friends,
we ought TO end them, in other cases we
shall display not only more charity. but more
wisdom, m trying TO "mend them"
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ADVANCE PAYMENTS. Semi-annual and quarterly
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CoPIEs e zSTs.
~ Newsdealers supplied at the rate of two and
one-third dollars per hundred.
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nRFAULT having be IA made in the performance
IL cf the conditions OF y crf ain convey auce in
No tsage OF real state ia the town oil hesb' COX.
County OF Cumberland and state o. Maine. % be
execui ed on the eighth 0t April A. ID. 1853. BY
Gideon D Hambn OF Westb oOk afuresa d, an
which il rea estate Is described ia sail Mort
gage as follows 20 vii; = certain pi &C OF land
with the buildings theron siiua;ed in Wesfpro, K
afo essid aud bounded thus: beg nhie < ~ the
south westerly corner of Char es Hills snd. the nee
running ortherly a. saic iiifs fence nov -tanns
TO the cross road; thence |, ON these two boui d.
extending nor westerly on ssid road aud on
one Wilson's ne az enough 10 inelude twenty-five
me and on which now lixe.'' l claim to forecose
said Mortgage fos breach of the ronditoss thereof
ANDREW j. LARRABkK.
Por land, Avg. 2. 1861 NsS
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fTsHE Stockholders OF The Westbrook IaDuisetu'.
Il ing Co. herobv notihei Thar their anl ual
meeting Tor the choice o. Oft yeFa. aud the traiesc
tion or any o her business vi let NAV COM be OF,
them will De holder at the Office the ~ scri 81
in Portland oh Tuesday he zSd dsv Of Aug lsi4
at o'clock T. NJ. kGNSELLAER CHAM.
Aug 2-disw3w Clerk
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Thelargest daily paper east of Boston, and having
a larger circulation than all the other daies in the
city combined, is published at the ofhce in Fox
Block. Sc f-2 Exchange Street. every morning
Sunday excepted, at
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And plain printing of every description Also,
Rule and Figure cork, executed neatly, and on
terms that cannot fail to satisfy.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
BROCKsIEPER's PATENT
Gas Regulator!

EA1LUsIvE Ag ncy for the sale of the Reg
~ alator ia Portland No. io2 ,,fade street. a.,
,taifs. Edwar Shaw sole Agent This W article
lor pub e fayor Will "a % per cent. TO TIE
er o er any gas bsner IN use; 25,O00 have en-
soid in Ne tn gland since January as Ihis L NO
REGULATOR 70 be afh >ed the Ter. all ,ueh have
lh-o Dui Il attached i'm nadatvly under ach bus u
er up, aud IL part OF, and ment TO- tue gs
nxiuFe itsef The parti .ulgr hI,et ess aud stesa-
iess OF the Light produced because OF thi exact
p'opef ion-astonishes oil who have
T. whiie the posi'iref fact of obtsini the improsrd
usm ~ reduced expense ed only be Investigated
III this ohce % ensu. G the co seacs the "a $
skeptleai The reg lato a perfect tell tall On
tue exact amount " gas a ed No pres-u e attaiutu
oy the Gas Compa aiiects 1t disadvaniageon Is IN
,he ieast; ia Companies all recommend Ii bee US,
gives entire saisiaes on 10 uerr, hence their
humber ef eonsnm' RS are increa-ed RsiaiI pficc
81 cents eaea. Tue gricle viii be adjusted fr con
sutne immed 'ately (requring but a few nn,na, 4
pense
EDWARD SHAW,
l02 HiGfis Stree, u9 stairs
We have this day appoin ed fdward shaw sole
vender aud ent tor ocksi per's Patent RevuIa-
TOR ia Portland; all orders ior tie gods must be
made through hin.
HULL s. GooDELL.
Below W. give certificates Of the high estimation
OF the Regulator ia other place where il is now in
use.
DovER. July Is, 1894.
Aessrs. HEH 4 GaodeHs--1he Directors of The
Dove. Gas Light COmy any, affer full and II oruugh
eNamina ion and tes Of 'Brucks,e, or Gas Re- uia-
tor" have ordered me 10 purchase o.e NOR. d
dollars worth Of the same, which have this cav
done, and hav aso recei ed for said company tho
exclusive agency for aid goods in for the city Of
Dover. Youss Tr4Iy,
jonas ID. TOWNSEND
Sup. Dover 6as 1t. Co.
Certificate from the gas otter of the Mills etc, at
Lowell, Mass.
LOWELL, Mass. July IL, 1885,
Hessrs. Htu GoodeI:--sn exp Iianee of many
years IN the gas fitting business has oeH suggested
10 me the great va ue of an improvement shereoy
the pr s-ure o gas might be regu ated at the poia
OF consumption. Map and fruiIe- attempts have
no a time 10 time Loen nada TO place regulators at
Inc meter. Experience has shown that all such at
tempis hay proved failures have also seea AID
USED In my buiness nearly al the socallen improve
menis In bur ers. wherein that which yoa have &C.
comp ished has been atte m ted. but always failed
After calefai exam nation and thorou zh test of
your 0as kegu'a ors-which are attached immedi-
ateiy under each burner part of the gas fixture
am fully consinc d tina our improvement a de-
cice9 success the iighti improved in brightness and
IN Illuminating power while the expeI "a cd to
tn consumer Is full 50 Icr cent The combustion is
perfect tence the improvement must be sdopfed as a
matter OF economy as well rs the luxury oi a good
aud -readv light. eheertIily recomme nd 1t to the
trR9 aud 10 consumers II sas
Yours, &C., IL X. BARKtR
iyzs dtf Gas Fitte'. 8 Central Street.