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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-08-24

RELIGIOUS. = The members of the Free
Street Baptist Church held meeting Monday
evening, and voted to accept the resignation of
their pastor, Rev. DR.. Bosworth. A committee
was appointed to prepare resolutions EXPIRE
siye of the opinion of the church towards their
worthy pastor. A meeting of the parish has
been called to act upon the resignation.
The Cumberland Baptist Association win
meet at the Federal Street Baptist Church in
this city on Tuesday of next week. During
the session, young man named Norriss viii
be ordained as Missionary to Burn alb.
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CHEEsE.-The Little Falls, N. Y, Gazette
says that 2,S25 boxes of Cheese were shipped
byrailroad from that village last week, weight
234,94O pounds. Average price for diaries was
IA IA cents. Factory made brought Is to
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-08-24

TaCO DGys Latter from Europe rrsvaE of the
Persia at Nesc York.
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BOOK AGENTS wANTEDI
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From California.

- =" SAN FRANOIsCOy July Is.
The steamer Constellation from Panama, ar
rived to-lay.a SIN. 80 ''i l ~ ewoif as
The ship Lookout sailed for New York to-
day with $1,000 sacks ofcopper ore, $500 hides.
$40 bales wool, 100 cases and 20 packages
There are indications of gradual increase
of business. "a ~ q 20 d aassi 90 san
Whale oil has advanced 20 per cent since
the news OF the rebel pirate Shenandoah at
Rocitez. Oats are firmer 'saa3 u0
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EN- PLOT M Z N II
. .4s4-iaIAt Your Own Homes.

~ OUSANDS can realize hundred dollars week
j ~. No utensils required except those found in
every household; profits 100 per cent; demand sta
pie as Hour. It Is the creates discovery Of the age
Fun particulars sent receipt of two stamps for
- = i''''''' HOPKINS & BROWN,
aug22diw&w3w Gil Broadway, New York.
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- ls The steamer CASCO viii leave
ar ssVeSt a EsE5isPS s sy; gI N9S
DAY Morning Tnire nS a. O'clock loci
- -" Returning, win leave CUSTOM
HOUSE WHARF on the same afternoons at o'clock.
Fare each way, so cents. Freight taken ~ low
rates. J ife'i7' rI-Il n - july 2m
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Stock Markets. &a
NEW YORK, Aug. %.


Gold closed at Gallagher's Evening Exchange at
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-08-24

CROPS AT THE SoUTH.-The Petersburg,
Va, Express says that the Southern States
crop of corn this year ever known, and that
no contingency of drouth, hail or storm can
now injure the crop. Before this prospect of
a.bountiful corn crop, the Richmond Times
says: "The combinations of the spectators to
keep up the price Of breadstuffs have collapsed
Emboldened BY the short wheat crop, they ad-
vanced some weeks ago the price of all kinds
of breadstuffs; but by no tricks, combinations
or devices have they been able ito keep up
prices. a4isk
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Ne,c Orleans Market.

lssa 3islils lo s.saa,ls :. NEW ORLEANS, Aug. %.
C0tton-active; sales 5000 bales at a a 43c.
MOlasses-Louisana 65c. OH IL sk
aforementioned.
Freights-Cotton q 1kc to New York;
Sight checks on New York q ~ cent. discount.
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NEW YORK, Aug 49,
The Offering of 300 900 TBS Ohio fleece wool to-day
was not success. Only 1900 Tbs were sold at a g
Doc fol- unwashed. The washed averaged 635c. The
owners refused to duplicate any. The wool was In
Ii condition, and undesirable, being mostly detained.
spirit 'fitt ttaiih iEfI
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Aug. 8, 1ss5
EDw'D M. PATTEN, AuotiOnser. u Exchange St.
Household FURNITURE at Auction.

~ 70 Tuesday, Aug. 18th, at A. NJ, at house No.
ra n oa Street. win be sold part of the furni
o1 " aanut and Plush, Marble Center Table, Mir
IV ~, or carpet on Paintings Chandelier, sc.
Chairs, Tables Carpets, Croekerv kitchen F1rni5
lture, and other articles 's' AAi'oHo"
Aug. 24th--dtd ttf
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HARBoR POLICE. There are urgent calls
for the establishment of harbor police-so
frequent have become the depredations upon
vessels and property landed from them.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-08-24

w LII Pc sold at pubnc auction, on the premises,
W On SATURDAY. the 18th day Of August A. d.
1865, at y N, the Haskell Estate on Cedar Street
Portland, being numbered a. The lot is about AZ
feet front by ll3 feet deep with a large wooden
House thereon, arranged for four families Title per
feet Terms, one-third cash, balance in one and two
years. For further particulars apply to kDW'D
Fox, G. b. MERRILL, or the Auctioneer
sa..s .s..s's a.,.. E. NJ. PATTEN.
Aug. 9, 1885. f .... aug10eodtd
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3Oth Maine Regiment en- rosste Home. "a,
1E saq . aiaed NEW YORK, Aug. %.
The steamer America, from Savannah 30th,
arrived tonight. ss5 81 aat,
The 90th Maine regiment, Col, Whitman,
steamer for Portland,
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MAINE Law CoNvENMoN-Ac convention
of the friends Of the Maine Law will be held
at GRAY CORNER on Wednesday next, Both
insnant. NV HIF0l Is 49,
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New FIRMs.-Messrs. Elliott & McCallar
have formed a partnership, and have pur-
chased the stock of boots, shoes, &C., Of Caleb
S. Small, and taken the store recently occu-
pied by him, in the Hammond Block, opposite
the old Market House, where they win carr
on the business in all its branches.
Messrs. George T. burroughs & John b.
Hudson have formed partnership for the
purpose Of transacting BUSINESS as wholesale
and retail dealers in furniture, feather-beds,
&C., and have taken No Free Street Block
for their warehouse, which they viii soon fill
with large and handsome stock. ,laJ -
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-08-24

THE SUBURBS. Mr.. J. ID. Cheney Of this
city has erected pretty cottage, in French
style, at Morrips Corner. Mr.. Geo. R. Davis
and Mr.. C. II. Allen are each having houses
erected at Woodiord's Corner. Mr.. Robinson
has purchased number of lots at Woodford's
Corner, and proposes to put up fourteen dou4
BILE tenelnents. sew 4
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Bv Electricitv
Es

Who have cold hands and feet; weak stomachs lame
ness and swimming in the head with indigestion and
constipation Of the bowels pain in the side and back;
leuc0rrheas Tor whtes falling of the womb with in
ternai cancers; tumors polypus, and all that long
train Of diseases VIII find In Electricity a sure means
of cure. For painful menstruation, too profuse
menstruaton, and all Of those long line Of troubles
with young ladies, Electricity is certain specific
and win, in short time, restore the sufferer TO the
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-08-24

.AccIDENT.-As one of Winslow's EXPIRE
wagons was returning from the depot last
evening, it being very dark, they were sudden
ly plunged into an excavation made by the
worlxmen engaged in paving Commercial st ;.
near Smiths wharf, and the driver badly IT.
jured, and two others slightly. by being thrown
off the seat on to the ground, There was no.
light, nor obstruction placed to warn or pre-
vent any one from falling into it. .a
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-08-24

IT'S Go-THE experiment tried few weeks
ago Of keeping waiting tor shave has proved
complete success, keep five men and shall en-
poy more as business increases Come up and see us
j. M. TODD and other, al 3
-. 9 Corner OF Middle and Exchange Streets, ~
Aug. 24-eo d1wi Portland.
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NOTICE TO SuBsoRBERs.-Mr. f. Tracy,
our agent, will visit Sagadahoc County during
the present month for the purpose Of collect
ing dnes and receiving subscriptions. d&w
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Auction Sales.
EN-. PATFEN, AUcTIoNEER, 70 Exchange st,
Linens and Linen Goods at Auc-
'+-A--.--efa finn

COMMENCING Saturday, Aug. 18th, at 10 A. NJ,
~ and 81 +. M, and continuing through Monday
and Tuesday ut the same hours.
This stock Is not large, but consists Of general
assortment Of fine Linens and Linen Goods, all wal
ranted perfect, and to be sold without the least
serve. Plain Linens for Bosoms and Collars, heavy
naLu spun Linen; 9-S and "a Pillow Case Linen; 104
14 La Linen Sheeting Brown and Bleached Linen
t haDis Slotns, IAN sizess' Linen Napkins and DOy
usSl huekaouek Towels, Ladies' and Gents Linen
a ny Crash; together with general assortment
Oh LIN LINEN and other goods.
~, % Madl .: are invited to attend this sale.
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Sale of forfeited Goods!

asgalef s'Js COLLECTORS OFFICE, 4us1
1fh. DISTRICT OF PORTLAND AND FALM0UTH,4
.nsAi aIa Portland, AEgust 16, 1865. %
rTSHE following described Merchandise having been
forfeited for violation of the Revenue Laws of the
United States, public notice of said seizures having
been given and no claim to- said goods having been
Office OF the u. s. Appraisers, 1888 Fore Street. on
WEDNESDAY, Sept. 10th, 1865, at II o'clock A.
NJ, to wit: lfst Etf Iatt3alIa,1 feqiY 3n3lI
Bags Nutmegs; Kegs Spirits, Ullage Barrels
Potatoes, Trunks containing Bags NutInegs.--
se'A q iseA ISRAEL WASHBURN, JR.,
rod sal . fia 40 4G1kl C0LLEcFoR. z
August 18th, 1885, goo auglsd1swtd
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-08-24

THE NUPTIAL TIE has been described as .
knot fixed with the tongue which the teeth
cannot unloose. But the teeth themselves, if
beautiful by the aid of Sozodont, are powerful
agents in producing the fascination which
leads to marriage The charm, to which this
delicious preparation lends to he1breath, too,
has a decided hymenial tendency. White
teeth and a pure breathl What heart can re-
sist them? aug22d3t
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DENTTUT. :
For Sale.

$50 A Farm pleasantly situated az
, y AN ~ North Gorham, three and one-hah
EaaaT - miles from Gorha1n village, on the
"a a41&L old road leading from Gorham to
of land suitably divided into moving pastrage and
wood with some TIMBER one story house, barn
and other out buildings; well supplied with water.
Cuts about2 tons hay. Near church and school
house. For further information inquire Of the SUBJ
scriber on the premises. RUFUS WHITNEY,
33w3w*
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tHoarse swell the stream raced by;
And had he fallen forever there,
Farewell DunCraggan,s orphan heir"

This morning Major Frank b. Fay, of Chel-
sea, Mass, the soldiers friend, with his family
passed here en- route for the White Mountains.
must not forget to mention that our land
lord, Mr. J. B. Tricky, furnishes us with
mountain trout caught in the neighboring
streams. One Of the falls here is also named
for Mr., T. The mountain travel continues as
heavy as ever, and the stage lines are admir-
able. AiAlW
nv - diAGVIuL
The Messrs. Abbott deserve great credit for
.heir promptness and energy in accommodate
Ing 'ne large travel to and from Centre Har-
DOT. Yours, very truly, etuie
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-08-24

EXCURSION OF THE PoLfoE.--The night
force of policemen, with their families, num-
bering about sixty persons in all, made an ex--
ecursion to the Islands yesterday in the steam
ser Gazelle. They had a fine time enjoying
their chowder and fry, which was got up
a.uong themselves, and returned in season to
resume theis duties in the evening.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-08-24
PORTLAND AND VICINITY.

MUNICIPAL COURT, AUGUST 23.
Andrew McGlinchy and Richard Sweetsir
pleaded guilty to search and seizure processes,
and paid S22.26 each, fine and costs.
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DissOIntiOnl

1NHE partnership Of LEACH & ROBINSON, is
i this day dissolved by mutual consent, Mr. Rob
lnson having transferred his interest 20 Mr.. A. q.
Leach who is authorized to settle all debts due to or
from the firm.
-a, u A. O. LEACH,
49,. ~ HENRY ROBINSON.
Portland, Aug. ~, 1895. aug14d3w
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SUDDEN DEATH.-James Greenleaf, Esq,
BOD of the late Hon. Simon Greenleaf, died
suddenly at his residence in Cambridge, Mass,
Tuesday night. Prior to the war Mr. G. was
merchant in New Orleans, and was the agent
of several Northern manufactures. But the
rebellion drove him from the South. He
married daughter of the late Hon. Stephen
Longfellow Of this city. He was about fifty
years of age. His wisesurvives him, but he
leaves no children, ssei
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What Eyery One Says Mast Be So,

A Err is THE BEST IN THE WORLD. 1t chal-
lenges everything and is now taking the lead tower
All othersl In Connecticut Massachusetts,, and Mid
die States where they are Sold The greatest chance
ever yet offered to the enterprising to make money,
BY purchasing the right of Counties to manufacture
and sell. The Drawer can be seen at Rundletts In
Of the Agent, at q bargain. A chance for all. f
I q iiig-I fe. G. HOLLY, Agent for Maine,
Aug 22--d1w* ,ss 80 Federal St., near Lime.
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LETTER FROM THE GRANITE ELL.
JACKSON FALLS House,
- ; JACKSON, N. Ia Aug. Is, 1866.

JACKSON FALLS House, mo- 81
- I'D JACKSON, N. H. Aug. Is, 1866.
To the Editor Of the Press fa.ia'
p Your correspondent walked from Tamworth
to North Conway yesterday, some 20 miles,
and rode the remainder of the distance. The
way was truly charming, the air bracing the
day clear and cool and after the late cheated
term" it was an exquisite pleasure to breathe
the pure mountain air, with green turf spring
ing under foot and the forest trees arching ov-
er head. fafaa 81 Us .s5s3sa 1850
Much of the way led by unfrequented paths
and roads, beside pleasant waters, lakes, riy-
ers, and "babbling brooks" .sis4a
That stream with gray green MOSES. Here the
ground %&t -4yatXt
Was never touched by spade, and flowers spring up
Unsown, and die ungathered. 1t Is sweet 49,
To iinger here among the fitting birds, kI8afs
The leapihg squirrels andmeandering brooks
arrived here after nishtfall; and after a
good supper and meeting some. very pleasant
Boston people, retired and slept beautifully.
This morning, ere the sun had senthis "glori
GUS beams abroad" l awoke to, the sound of
Athe voice of many waters" l leaped forth
and was soon cIambering up the craggy bed
Of Ellis River which rises terrace above ter
race many hundred feet above the hotel and
village. Here is Nature in her grandest mood
that wild river rushing on its rocky course
with fall upon fall in grand and glorious profu-
sionl Its wooded and secluded banks how
charmingi ,is55 n -as.si,.,s = e. 2
During my ranbie this morning and in the
enthusiasm Of the moment, jumped over a
deep and narrow gorge in the river; looking
back could not butwohder 1.-THE hardihood
of the feat. for with ~ n-.s
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FROM SAVANNAH. - Savannah papers of
Friday last report a steady improvement in
trade. Communications with the interior are
being rapidly restored, and produce is coming
down the river, the only drawback being the
low water, which impedes navigation. a
terrific gale occurred at Savannah on the
10th inst, accompanied by a food of rain,
which deluged the streets. The telegraph Of
fcetwas badly damaged by lightning, and the
wind tore away large portion Of the roof of
Stoddard's Block on Bay Street. Hundreds
of shade trees were Frustrated and many
fences blown down. si
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- VI fiff e5a For Sale.
ONE Of the most beautifully located House Lots in
~ Portland; good land, large lot, surrounding
pleasant; VIII be sold for oRe-hdkf what any other
equally large and desirable lot in this city can be
bought for. Enquire at
w. s. OVERS,
1874 Middle st.
Portland, Aug. 81, ls65.-dSw
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Board.

DooMS with Board can be obtained at the
N la.. filsaI ALBION HOUSE,
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HOa6se for Sale.

o. For sale the three story BRICK HOUSE,
B,'s No 16 Spring Street. It Is thoroughly built,
4sssAwith the modern improvements and conyen-
fences; ~ finished rooms bathing room, steam heat
lng apparatus, gas, hard and soft water, &c. WILDE
sold low If applied for Immediately.
Enquire Of T- n 49, .......or
Ang. 2s-d1ws ~ 49, n +
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-12-01
a1ortrp
an. Mn. WINGRD WINDS

TILL NIX, WINGED WINDS
nj cHARLEs MAcKAY.
Tell me ye winged vinds,
That round my pathway foa',
Do We not know some spot
Where mortals weep morei
Some lone and pleasant dcu,
Some valley In the west,
Where, free HON toll and pain,
The weary sonl may Testi
The loud winds toitened to whisper low -.
And sighed for pity as they ausvefed-"NoT
Tel me, thou mighty deep,
Whose pillows round me play,
know'st thou some favored spot,
Some island far away,
Where weary may and
The bliss Tor which be sghsi
Where SORROW never lives,
And friendship never dies
The loud waves, rolling in perpetual How,
Stopped for a while, and sighed to snswer-"Nol'
And thou serenest moon,
That With such holy face
Dost look upon the earth,
Asleep In nights embrace
Tel me in all thy round,
II last thou not seen some spot
Where miserable man
Might find happier LOTT
Behind q cloud the moon withdfewin woe
And a voice, sweet but sad responded-"No"
Tell me, my secret soul,
oh tell me, Hope aud Faith,
Is there resting place
From SORROW, sin, and death
Is there no happier spot
Where mortals may be blessed.
Where grief may find BALM
And wearlntss rest
Faith. Hope. and Love, best boon 10 mortas given,
Waved their bright wings, and Whispered YES, II
HBAyER 70
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Principal Office and Laboratory At The n r. Of
Sixth and Commerce Streets, Philadelphia. whore al
letters for advice or business should be directed.
H. will be found there every Saturday, professionally
to examine lungs with The Respiromoer for which his
lee Is three dollars. All advice free
In New York, at NJ. 81 Bond Street, every Tuesday,
from A. NJ to p. NJ
In Boston, IS sammer Street, every Wednesday from
. A. N. 10 81. NJ.
A. Baldmore, Nd, lOs Baltimore Street, every other
Friday.
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A MEXICAN and FOREIGN PATENTS
sOLfCrf6R 81 : P54TENTs.


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Caveats Specifications, Bonds Assignments and all Pa
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Foreign 70 determine the validity or utility Of
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ed IN all matters touching the same. Copies Of the
claims Of any Patent furnished by RENTING One Dollar.
Assignments recorded at Washington.
The Agency is not only the largest in New England,
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These, besides his extensive library Of legal and me-
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@ ONORRHEA AND SYPHILLS.
HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO FEMALES IN DELL
GATE HEALTH

DIR. DOW, Physician I'D Surgeon, Nos and In
dicot, street. Boston is consulted daily ior all diieases
incident TO he 1melc s'ttem. Proapsus Uteri Fall
lug Of he Womb, Fluor Abus Suppression, and other
menstrual arrangements are all treated upon path
illogical principles and speedy relief guaranteed in afew
days So inyariabli certain is the new mooe Of
ment that the most obstinate complaints yield under it.
and the afflicted person reoioes in perfect health
Dr.. Dow has DO do bt had gieater experience in the
cure Of diseases Of women and children than any other
ply stefan in Boston. aud has, since 1910 confined his
male complaints
b All letters must contain four red stamps they
viii not be answered Ciiee hours from A. a. to Z.
NJ.
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NINE. DEMUREoTs EMPORIUM OF
4NA FASHION.
AS Broadway New York.
sRANCEs IN NEATLY ALL TIE otTiEs OF THE UNION AND
CANADA.


Patterns OF The Fashou- tor Ladies' and Chlldren's
Dress Ladies' Patterns 8 10 40 ots ChidIen'a Pat
terms, ~ 10 ~ cts Trimmed, double price. Ful SETS
10 siuclCs, %
Dies and oak Making in all its branches
'Lsdes system OF DRESS Cutting, III OO
Children e IS stem OF Drtss eating, 80 cts.
Iuoking, Picking and futng.
Imperial Dress Elevators, IS ctr.
ffensh Curseis, cain jean, % 90 Coutil, 500.
Fu2e Medal skirts, : a so to ~ 90 and 80 W.
Fhplral Spriug Busom Pads, . co.
Excelsior Dress Shields, 80 cents.
Combination Suspender and Shoulder Braces, rs
cents.
Braid and Embroidery STAMPS "a 90 per doz
*Dnme nj Needles 40 cts pei hundred
Sewing Machine Iucking Attachment, % 90.
cents
sewing Rippers, f machine or hand sewing, 80
Gems.
waite Proof Dress Facing, 10 to 80 cts per 3D.
Lily loom, improving the complexion, 80 cts
Soft, pure, anu free from aught to harm
The teuderest complexion
'ltoseate Bloom, tiniing the complexion, so cts.
Nili INT the checks, az Nature tnts
The rosy shells OF ocean
-Nufhng Orean, beautlty ing the hair, so cts.
,ferlume faekets, e1qulslteiy fragrant, so cts.
Mhh DEMOhEer'S Purchasing Agency, Tor any
article O. be procured IN New York.
'MME DEMORESr'S MONTHLY MAGAZINE
AND NINE DEMORESI' 5 MIRROR OF FASHIONS,
% CITE. Yearly, 80 10 with a valuable premium.
List TO The sounds borne on the breeze
From every quarter, 10 it CONES,
NJ sAziue OF wJrtn Is t0u nd,
Exalung both our taste and homes.
Those marked thus arc cent by mail. post free, on
receipt OF price The Others by express on re-
celpt of the amount, or collected on delivery
Dealers will please send ior Wholesale Price List
Address NINE DLMORESp.
339 Broadway, N. Y.
Lsdisr, the ABOVE Iuture reference, OF
for urtber particulars Demorests Monthly Maya
o send for Circular