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Proposals for Ice.
MEDICAL puaynron,s or1r,1cr.

MEDICAL PURvRYoR's OFFICE
"a Washington, ID. C.l
= un lnuary rs, 1856, for Furnishing icn to the
Med ca Dep lrtmsnG Of the Army, during the ensu
lDg ) ear az tne points herein designated. Ihs Ice
to pc stored by the in properly construct
eoIc houses at each point delivery on ar BEFORE
sd op aay Apr next the ics NOT to be pt
and he maanerin which it is pick shall nave be
approved 0y medic al Office and pay aent will be
mace only for the amJuat thus &C ualy stored and
receiptedfor.
Tnsprsposals will be made for the quantities indi.
GATED oelos as quir d at the resps tive places with
the Proyiso hatsh0utd more be needed AZ any time
for the Years supply, it hall be furnished at the
same rates and under he same condi ions:
Quantity to be delivered at
Annapolis Md, ice-house owned by the
United sta es, $50 tons.
Point Lookout, Md, ice-house owned by
the United states, t2s s3g 200 20
Fortress "a nroe, Va, ice-house owned by
Portsmouth, Va. ice-house not owned by
the United States, 100
Newbsrn, N G, ce-house not owned + the
United Stasss. 400
Hilton Heao, S g, dollhouse owned by the g4a
United states, 'aai4i7s 20 81 46O q
t States, 80, 800
Savannah Ga. ice-hsuse moi owned by the 'a
United States. 400 q
Pensacola a, ice house not owned by the 9E
Unite Stales, ts,sv lls4-' fisss 1850 100 "a
Mobile Bay, Ala, ice.house not owned by
the United States, 100 /"
9 New Orleans, La, ice-house owned by the sfs III
UnlIeu Sta.e5, .sesN-YAafa 800 "a T
Pop oeals Will also be received for furnishing ice
ties a. may Is requires BY the surgeon in charee-
at Uni ed S.a es General hospitals at the aces
enumerated above, aud upon the following annual
Boston. Mas 11' r. .ssH 3 - g 10 tons.
ortsmsush Grove, II. f 100 .
New "a eE, Con, hs.. IL d 60
49, ~ loiS' aHa ilAa 7isa sol aaslT9E - SVQ "
thiladslphis: Pa, sasa6 4 1870
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House Tor sale,

A THOROUGH built two story wooden house.
a with every convenience, ina desirable part OF
the city with COCO feet of land, aking one of the
pc garden spo In the city; ard also good piecs
land post Office t35f &c T-r~T dec3Ialw
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The Ice to be subject to the inspection, MEASURE.
ment and approval of q Medical Officer or other
pfoper appointed Inspector before being receipted
ior. 30 ssai 10 AkusteeEe ad3 f1zY ..s-af
Payment to be made from time to time upon du
plicate bills certified to by the Medical director
- ISigned1 aine 3ac r0s5a -
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While journeying ON the cars, my stomach be.
came badly deranged, causing severe pain In my
head. Had it been on the water 1t would have
been called sea-sickness. A lady sitting by me.
knowing my condition, reached ont abottIe saying,
"take swsllow." did so. and in less than Ave
minutes my trouble was ended. The medicine was
upon the Stomach, and what have learned Of L
since, think it must be an excellent remedy foI
Sea-sickness and Dyspepsia.
Madison, June sOth 1854 =
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House and Land for Sale

A TWO story house corner of Con gres, and Mar.
- ril streets with the lot is offered for sale. In.
quire OF CHARLES WEBB
: yAuoaS"' gioga 5ssa +. lo3 Congress street a
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Portland and Penobscot River.
Fall and Winter Arrangement, 1864. g
THE EWssTAUNcH AND coMMoDloUs
STEAMER LADY LANG.
p -d2a9 Built expressly for this route, gloa s.
CAPT. WILLIAM r.. ROIX.

OAA r WAAA1AIM ~ UOIA1
.zMs~ Win commence her Fan and VIM
&kSSAmS ter arrangement on MONDAY
MORNING, october 18th leaving
eangsr every Monday and thursday Morning at
Returning, will leave Railread Wharf foot of
State rtreet, oItland, every Tuesday and Friday
Evening, at 0oclock, for Bangor, or as far as the
ice Will permit, connecting VITA ths Eastern, Rost-
on Maine and Portland, Saco Portsmout Rail.
roads from Boston and Way Stations, leaving Bos-
ton o'clock P. M. 4ssegrsf3 e &. s.. -.
The Boat will touch ct Rockland, Camden, Bel
fast, Bu-ksport, Wilterport and Hampton, both
ways. assengers tlcketsd through to and from
Boston. Lowell, Lawrence, Salem and Lynn.
For more extended information, apply to j. o.
landings; the Depot Masters of the r. s.. 3 p ,
Eastern and b. & H.. Railroads.; Abel Somerby
Portland; Lang & Delano, Boston, or
October I7-dtf- 1771 IT- 800 '--5 - :
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A SITUATION as Book-keepor in q wholesale
n establishment. or as q Copyist. Best of refer.
ence given. Address ''H. L. D.. " Press Office. II
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FOR SALE

A TWO story Store, near Falmouth Depot form.
IA erly occupied by K. Merrill q Co Enoisire OF
the subscriber REUBEN MERRILL.
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For Sale

= IS For Sale. $50
A PHOTOGRAPH SALOON, Price s15O. Inouire
q az No 229t Congress street. Portland, Me,
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WANTED

MAINE FARMERS AALMANACS. \
A UGUSTUS ROBINS SON, 81 Exchange ST.. will
o. Daniel 30 son for the years 1919, no. "a rs,
a. '2s, '29 20 Genus each 1884, 33, "a IS, '35
3 aS 20 10 cents Gu; fo- 1910. IA, '43, "A, AS,
Az 80 '56, $50. '5S SO, go, '63, cents each.
deocS lew Is W NF 50 Ss
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! ApOthecary shoD for Sale.

WyHE unders gned wishing to Oh ,nge his place
Il of rssidence, will sell his Shou sFnrnif :, 80 ~
Stock &C The took is nsw Q. mpete IN All IA
deDartments. Tbs stand Is eDe OF the best in Port
land beins suited to Family end Country Tra1e.-
Apply 81 A4O OonRress tfeet. ytf Ql Ti Sct24
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HOW MANY THOUSANDS CAN TESTIFY T6
THIS By UNHAPPY EXPRRIENCR.

Young msn troubled with emissions In sleep a
complaint gem rally the result of q bad habit In
youth TIT ated scientifically ana perfect cure war
ranied or no charge made. -
Hardly q day passes but we are consulted b., ma
or more young man with the above disease aofne ~
whom are IS weak and emaciated as though thew
had the consumption, and by their friends suppostd
10 have IT, All such cases yield to the proper and
only correct course of treatment and in short time
are made to rejoice in perfect health. 49,
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Positively Cure the Worst Of You,

not In year--not in month--nor in Q week-bui
you shall see its beneficial influence at imme-
diately, and the day you take it. To you who have
lived tor years upon Graham Bread and plain diet,
who dare not eat any thing the least-wise hearty
first because the Doctor has ordered the plainesi
food, and secondly for fear the distress 1t
rising and sourfng your stomach, wesay sit down
to your dinner, eat as hearty meal az you wish,
and as soon as the food begns to distress you fol-
low 1t By single teaspoonfal Of arl8 bow
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GrOttOn House
f.2 91a7f 5tss lsT 900 10 taszl1ssl & at
Center ST., Opp. Lancaster Hall,
PORTLAND, ME.

Gxr& This House is now open to TIE Public
IsAn having b en- leased by the subscriber for .
isE7,Wt term Of ears, and has been thoroughly rem
EkAA waited, and sp.endidly furnished, regard
les 81 Expense. 10 ms to let by the day or week
1t will be kept on The
= European Plan.
% Meals Cooked to Order at all hours. Free
lunch every day at II o'clock.
G. D. MILLER, Proprietor.
decl4dtf s}4n f# nrs4 ~reSEF
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knowing my conolE0n, reached out q bottle saying,
take swellow; did 80. and In less than Ave
upon the stcmach, and what have learned Of Il
"a nue. 70 an excellent remedy foI
~~-~ = sePeRssa11r; q .xr,r,z, ,,,,,,
rr.a,..x - eo.. ,oa. NO 'oAAoAL HlhIlD
A@elssn' SuAe eoens looa. iIs Vaff aeff-.
arrr -rtas5 ss.., h.. 49,
Messrs. @. G. Clark g. Co. GesstkemeR: desire
to make known the almost instantaneous effects OF
fCoes Dyspepsia Cure, In cases Of cholera morbns
| had been for twenty four hours purging at the
stomach and bowels, every fifteen minutes I went
had always been told that 1t good remedy for
Dysentery. My pallid face and my weakness Of
and he asked nae at once what is the matterP
rephed: II nave been tortwentry-four hours vomit
ing ana pprging ana am unable 70 stand or walk
aoh completely prostrates me-" He produced bot
kle OF Goes dyspepsia Cure, saying, take large
swallow OF tnaf II Bnow II O'CLOCK; taken another
after dinner" H.g.4n 4s
From the moment TOOK that nrst dose of the
neuicine my sickness at stomach was gone-its effect
was instantaneous. In an hour eat my dinner with
as good relish as ever hungry man partook, las
was wen ceas s out 81 1000 } and followed ~ .
Of inconvenience r., since took the remedy;
that hardly es the ss Of
facts, that the whole world may avail themselves o.
Its use. Like bread, II thculd find place in every
away rom home without bottle Of il in his pocket
' "''' truly yours, GEO. Z. DRAKE,
- -,
sle,s one sse Twenty-Five.
New Haven July 18th, 1854.
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ON the evening of the 18th between Deering Hall
" and Danlorth street. Large cold Cross chased
The finder will meet wi libersl reward by leav-
ing Loaf LOWELL g. sENTER'S,
nov I'D Exehange stree. -
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FOR SALE, & TO LET.


For Sale. N14A
A SQUARE block of land of about 1900 acres
n of wood land, on the south side Of the river St
considera1le rivers with eligible Mil SHE'S. We'll
wooded with every description of timber, such as
pine and spruce in large quantities, and maple
birch, beech tamarac ana bass wood to any amount
Enquire of ii. T. MACHtN, Portland
Portland, Feb 1864. feb25 eodtf
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Therefore, the calm abode
Ivy NJ dark spirit O. rhung With shade,
And therefore In the leaves the voice Of God
Makes Thy sick heart afraid
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MARIrosA.--The tppoal Of the Maripos. Company
from The order OF Judee Barnaid at Special fern Of
the supreme Court appointing a Receiver Of lhe
Companys mfets wa ye'terdAy argued a. General
Term. Decision reserved.
EXAMINATION or Law sTuDESrs The Commit
tee on Examination have reported favorahly in the
Tar. Tomorrow ten the lat DAY OF the term, they
viii be sworn in II the Committee Character also
report avorably.
CouRT or GENERAL sEssioSs.-,John Barry, con-
vieted Of an assault with intent TO do toiily HARM
was sentenced TO the State Prison for ono year....
John Foley, attempt at grand larceny, Penltenalary
one year ...... samuel Norts ssne offence, fen /,
tentiary one year. james Cumn'i'ke pieaneu
Beth Hawks In store at the corner Of s4'h stree
and lgth avenue, on the 4th Of August he-
manded for sentence.
Poi.Ict ISrELtIorScE.-A burglar Shot IN Thri
Sveet.-At about o'clock yesterday morning, Mr..
Charles Fiagle, living at 2J5 Third street, vas
awakened by a noiss In bis yard on opening a
window, he .a- two men with lgh,ed ma,che. eI.
aiming the doors and windows, for the purpose OF
forcing an entrance nr. fiasle ordered Ihe men TO
leave the pfomis,s which they failed TO DO. lie then
discharged one barrel Of his revolver At them. Tho
report Of The pistol we h9nt by Rolnd'man iio,-
the alleged burglars. Tie pf,oncrs gave the name.
Of Christian Poster and ,'eorre Green aged III and
slightly wounded in tho Ios The prisoners -ete
subsequently srraigucd before Justice Manifold,
Who committed them Tor trial ia default Of t1VN bal
each.
Assault Nth a RnJs WIN. strip Wa arrested
yeste rdAy, b, Rpundsman Robinson and Ditccr
Hhode Of ~" 2Ith Precinct On ch.rre OF havinr
stabbed Robert Collins, OF No. 10 West street. VA
the shoulder With an oyrteftnie, iufictng terous
wound. Justice Dosing committed strip for trial,
without bail.
| dus0.d 1heri NJ Cot'on A seaman, named Jo'
seph Dillon nving Al - Morris srco gas arrested
yesterday, on charge Of ~, .lins $500 worth oi
| cotton, lelongins W Messrs. Converse Co.. fou
the tenement house No. III Wellington street, on he
night Of the 2Oti ms. Justice lowing committed
Dillon tor trial, In default OF tl,OJU bail.
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CHATTER XIV.

Therefore, The calm abode
Ivy W. dark spirit 10 o. rhung with shade,
And therefore In the leaves the voice Of God
Makes Thy sick heart afraid
The night-fowors round thu, door
ehan breathe pure fragrance on The unAinied air
Thou, tnOu alone srt worthy nov no more
10 pass and rest thee thereV'
Living, as they did, IN the constant current II
We klndncwcs conceived aud executed by Mr..
urAni snd his daughter the Joy which thoir return
from Ha1h impaired W thu inhabitants OF the
Virsrase may well be imagined.
Ohvs Grant was returning from her visit to
the ehurchysrd when she perceived the Vicar
ADJ his three sons approaching. Vincent
was, ~ the dms, at Oxford. Roger wis
10 take the situation In The Dock ard, in about
year, which had been promised TO bis elder bro-
Their. Ba.eson, the third son, WAS infected with
the sc, going mslls was supposed thai Gold
ring the ef-derdnt emugger had given him this
taste; for, although the old man now held that
important and respectable post in the village
"ths husband of the woman who KEEP, the shop"
he III had wild and exciting eatales 10 tell 70 all
who would listen. james bad as yet RETAINED
from fixing on . mstier--s moderation for which
MS brothers lost no opportunity oil upbraiding
him still they were all kindhearlei boys and
apparently formed the only real happiness the,
father could call his own.
The three boys were 700 clamorous IN their 10y
at mseting Olive, to leave much opportunity for
the wear 70 express his own; 80 leaving the field
70 ihe young majority, he went In search OF Mr..
Grant,
rnere was much 70 be told, much to be ssted; and.
all taking together, there one TO DO heard.
There was also much to be shown, as they strolled
EDWARDS througa the village. Now IL WAS the fresh
painted sign of tie "Lsmb Inn," which WAS dis
cusssd, and the Possibility Of flag being held by
q lamb with one hand. Then the new raling 70
the gound was examined into. new saddler's
shop bad Teen set up, where, TO the infinite scora
OF Roger, tshng-isckle was profcsssi sold
tackle not worth = farming, though slandins-lri
which lie now hrsi perceived, seemed s mewhat to
command his respect. Then they passo the cot.
t,g, Of the sexton, with whom o i've inierchanged
kind greetings. And now they had reached ths
Lime House line. O4ys al a1H felt sad At passing
her cous.n's domain, since tho dreadful tragedy
connected with his name but, 70 her surprise, q .
three boys also bocsme silent; looking -
the house ind garden with asksnce Chances. and
evidently under some species Of dread. o va
asked 10 what this was OWING. Roger, instead of
Ans"ering, put has hand 10 her mouth, aud ORA. gsd
her quickly along. Wien at some distance IF IN
the bouse, they all eguu their story IT once, SC
tnai owe had much difficulty in eoInpTelead.ns
t.
ITO be Continued.)
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and hnsness, ths, the sheets were The nexs pr /
cess was 70 pass the corner Of towel wettod wit
vinegar sno wttor over the face and hs DIS OF th
poor boy. He was then pu, carefully on bis Pill
low, and Mary dismissed W her own room, small
inner one opening into thu, which Roger occupied.
The young nurse then put . little friled night.
csp, which confined all her pretty curls, and
. loose oamisole, called In those days bed
gown" She thed made up the ERE, al with the
no ssless touch Of adroi, nurse; and, lying
down By her charge, Nth sofi, stectionase voice,
wished him good night telling him that he
would be quite well In The morning. Her
words ssemed prophetic. Poor little Roger
turned towards hen plscing one burning hand
within that she held towards him, aud with some.
thing like an attempt At . snile--the first he had
made since his illness, closed his eyes, aud IN
few mi lutss seemei really ,o drop asleep
The Vicar moved silently away. Tears were
binding bis eyes, and . whisper Of THANKSGIVING
passed his lips, ~ he again entered his desolass
study. With bis head leaning on his open hsnd',
his elbows on The table, he remained Ions In deer'
and agitAting thought. None were ever told W.
feelings tnat then situated those thoushn W nat
evor they may have been-whatsver their origin
Whatever their teudency-thsr results we're
more measured and formal n. amer 70 owe Grant.
recognition, as IL were, Of her having passed be
yond the csressing and eudesring treatment .x-
tended TO dear children, 70 receive the respect ii
though tender attentions paid toluomon.
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III O ID q lac N.

FIRE IN HoBokES. Shortly after O'Clock
yesterday morning, fire broke out IN table cor
ner of Willow and Sd stree" IIoboken, owned BY
John Lewis. Tho hromen we're soon 1t work, but
the flames had gained such headuAy that the build
ing could not be saved, and thsr efforts were IN mod
tOwAds protecting the surrounding property Tbeie
were three valuable horses in the stable Two of .Lic6
were r.Cued but the otheg cuu d not a got o,,l
The oss amounts 10 about sou upon which lilo e vas
no insurance,
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BR1Gs-xarscsibo 81 Kits; A p Patterson, Porto
Csbello sybil, Hsvans ChiefAin Kingston, Jam;
Emma ives Sydney, CB.
sCHooNERs-Equs,or,A b-oo; Ontario ssysnns
Ia Mar; Nautilus, hnnzsnilla Rainbow, Beaufort n
G.; Yantee Doodle, Georgetown; N "A Read, Boston; l.
Beyles, Georg etovn; VIM q Audenre1d. Philadcl>
phIe w Phillips, Boston for Philsdelphia MARIETTA
smith, Fs'rhaven Tor Virginia; Lucy Orcutt Bal
timote; Daniel Holmes. Georgetown; VIM Burden.
?iovidence; Franklin, Providence for Whmington;
United Brothers, New Haven; Enchantrces, Charles
tn II Seruine, George'own; Plyaway, Rondout
Tor Philadeiphis; l. Bel, Maryland for fairhaven;
BELOW-One brig, unknovn. Wind NNE.
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MARINE NEWS.


CLEARED
STEAMSHIPS -PropontiA lIyerpool; Manhattan
Havana and Vera Cruz, a,lLlvn, Ntly,t.s. E,y'"
Havana: 1 REQ @, NcW OtirAnE ton J X H.ln.. 10
AILeiuagle, Nuilo.k and Richmond, Muueka IiaIIes
ton. lscony, BhlIade.pnia'
sHll's- Aarmion, \. Orleans Bounineer. Balt,
BAl,Ks-Sw ansea, Queenstown Iva leith. Paw.
nee, Galveston.
BRIGS-Mnnzanilla Charleston; Fiorenco llama
rara; fxcelsiol 81 Johns, NJ; Alex Nichol,, Mobile
sCUOON FRS-Littlc Dorrtt, 81 Johns. = y. " n
KCn,e.. WnshIngtou; - + Nopse, NeSI.rp.' NJ. -
: oN art, New port; Empire, No.Nlch. r. A AnIeTson
Richmond; MARY Shields New layeu.
sLOOP-Rhode Island, Wieh,man, Providence
AkKIykD
STE AMsHIPs-Arti-an. sag Harh,r- Nevsd. Ga
vaunah; Zodiac, DO; fheoh' Baltimore; tlauIeAn
Ney Orleans: Western metropolis ApaInrhiroIs -
Mississippi, returned IN eohsttIrnce OF coiIision'
llatttrAs, Norfolk; Hunter o"aunah; Naruna do;
t,so Mnshington, New Orleans, N''
sulPs-Vistula, ArdIos'an, Bavaria. No,iI.
Alexander MARSHALL L"''i'.' queen, Liverpool.
BARK-Annie + shefv 9o Bqenos Ayre.; Hero
Inc, Cronstadt; Cape neInanluco; LayiniA Cow
B,y; Idaho AspinH al; rallss Belize, Hon; Mar
lon, " iimipston, Del; H'y I'O.bEidse, baabadOe.
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SAVINGS EsANAs.

NEW YORK SAVINGS BANK, COR. OF
Nlith q. and oIh ave. -OIen da.ly from ~ a. n =,
5 p M; Mondays and Ihur-days from o to p. N.
per cent. interest tlee irou government taN De.
sis made on or before Dec LIST WI draw infeiest
from thai date, THOs, Cliklsli, Prest r. IL
III H. sotty. 355
f. PER CENT. INTEREST
OAIowe4 by lnon Dime Savngs Bank, i2g Cana
a. cor. Of NArick, Assets, tl57 L6io IS. 80.
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The night-fowors round that door
shall breathe pure fragrance on the untAinisd air
Thou, tnou alone srt worthy nov no more
To pass and rest ihee there 20
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Personal NOTICES.
SEWING MACHINES.

a Ii FIRST-CLASS SEWING MACHINES
new al manufacturers prices. second hand
machines cheap. Machines rented and sold on pl-
lalnent, NJ 20 BoldNay up stars cor OF WORTH
Machines EXCHANGED, repaired aud improved. 39
HOWE'S NEW IMPROVED, singles
1iNo. Tor shoe gate and all SORTS Of lea her anJ
tailoring work; also Wheeler & Wilson'S, Grover %
baheT's' Wilcox Gilbs to rent out and for tale
say terms at ~ GIeenslch ave. speniid W
WIS on hand. $50
NO NECESSITY FOR GOING down
1 town. Wheeler n " il.ou'. and loue's ,sw.
ING machines iol sale rented aud kcp IN O.Get Sth
out charge, at 939 hfopdvH cor u Zyd ~ ny sArs
4 portion OF The rent allowed II puI,hAse!. j Il
ELLIS. $50
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Observation-Disclosures CT RES ARR
~ daily made IA the ure Of that excellent Iemcdy,

DYSPEPSIA ANNlIIlLATOR.
II has been before the Public tor the Inst 20 yeAH
and where II h4 been pcrseyelCl with aud the Dire
tons followed hN never Jailed IN Finrlo cpe. IA
ece fenty upon the bowels, sivlus renewed yigor q
the stolnachand braces up the Whole system cath
NJ II were ne" llie Every one Of tetentaly hath,
hhouid try u, and oil who troubled with yspeIs,
should use u. Depot-46 South second 81 MILLaI,
buTEh. Price One Dollar Per bottle. O1
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Too Late for Classification.
ITO be Continued.)

a NUMBER OF NEW SHIRT IRONERJ
4 and stlIchcgs wanted II smith st. col. Church,
south BROOKLYN. Enquire TOR days. 1868
PRIESTS GENUINE AND lNlMITABLH
- HAIR DIEi!
PRICE FIFTY CENTS PER BOX.
This Dye stands higher In the estimation Of tho
pubic than any other Manufactured. IL H. instan-
thneouh the color being set no applied grey
or HE'D hair is converted into beautiful BLACK OF
BROWN, without injury TO the hair or skin. 1t does
not kh OF nor cause any imp easant feeling while
applying, and IA Without ear OF cOutrgdc ton the
BEST, SAL Lsl and CHEAPEST Hair Dye manu-.
tsctured.
Manufactured and Tor sale (wholcsae and retaill al
No 40 south second 81, WilliamshuTgh. 10 be hal
at retail, oil Druggists, all over the country. GU
ITO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES TO
- purchase u cabine' -nAksi's bench. second
hand one. Call on, or address, q. RICHARDS -
FULTON Il, Brooklyn. 364
"A EAYERS WASIED-FEMALE HANDS
on skirt tape. First rate hanas only need apply
at II Frankfort 4, in rear. 362
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-03-22
Written for the Newsdealer.

Written for the Newsdealer.
WASHINGTON, MARCH 18th, 1865.
Mr.. EDITOR AS we have not seen q
Vermont paper since we left the State ten
days ago, we do not know in what spirit our
press have treated the unfortunate affair
alluded to in the following article which
we clip from the yesterday mornings
Chronicle; land which we hope you will
republish at length in your paper,) but
presuming that they may have followed
tho sayaqc lead Of the ~ Y. Herald cor
res pondent, we thipk it but just to give
this palliative: We saw a TALL large,
eray-beaded man. sunk away in corner
in the National Hotel reading room, the
day or day but one after the 4th inst,
and were told that il was the ~. Y. Her
aid correspondent-Mr. Al think. He
was very drunk. He doubtless takes a
keen delight in bringing the Vice Presi
dent to his own level. For our own part
we experienced very lively sorrow a.
the event. The Vice President has mos
undoubtedly committed very great scan
dal and sin. Let him be stOned-but lie
the guiltless cast the stones, say wei
We say further that his friends shoul'
have kept him from the public exhibition
Of his disgrace. But who are his friends
'Tis said that some grave Senators exulte'
in the exhibition, as it was the death 0
poor Andy's chances for the succession
If 50, may God forgive them. We woul'
rather be drunk thousand times in th
face Of all the world, than to unyail
heart SO black to our most intimate friend
From all We are able to gather Of th
facts, we believe the SIMS version'to b
, nearly il not quite correct, So fas as th
article speaks disparagingly of MI