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Paul pry.sru and csns.

The following we ind In respectable Jour.
nal:
The PREsrDENT.-Ina late discourse, Rev.
Mr. Adams, OF Philadelphia, spoke OF 8 call he
made on the President. He had appointed to
call at five In the morning, and was in the
waiting room at quarter to five. VI asked
the usher" said he, "if could see Mr.. Lin.
coln." He said could not then but could at
five. then walked to and fro for few min
utes, and hearing q voice as If In grave con-
versation, I asked the servant, "who Is talking
in the next room" SIT is the President, Sir"
as anybody with him?" "No, sir, he Is read
ing the Bible" as that his habit so early in
the morning?" eyes, sir, he spends every
morning from four O'Clock till Eve in reading
the Scriptures and praying"
Rev. Mr.. Adams was probably sold by a
sharp-set servant who felt justified In thus re-
warding his impertinence. Ifhe heard "a voice
as if in grave conversation" he betrayed no
good breeding by inquisitively pumping the
servant to find out "who was talking in the
next room" It was simply none of his bust
ness, and as a gentleman in another gentle
mans house, he should have been content to
remain in ignorance on matter of so delicate
character. But suppose it all to be true, aud
that the President was, in accordance with
his custom, improving an early hour in private
devotion, what right had an unknown listener
to go and publish the fact on the house-top, or
from his pulpit? We know not which most to
condemn, the Paul Pryism which would pump
servant under such circumstances, or the
cant which parades Mr.. Lincoln's priuate de-
votions before the world.
We mistrust, however, that the whole Is q
mere sell; for though Mr.. Lincoln is an incor-
ruptibly honest man, and man Of deep, con-
scientious convictions, we dare say, he has of
ten very frankly stated that he is not relig-
ious man in the commonly received accepts
ton of that term. But whether he Is or not,
or whether he reads his Bible regularly every
morning and prays or not, is matter between
himself and his God. His devotions he is au-
thorised to perform in secret, and when he has
entered his closet aud shut the door, to pray
to his Father who seeth In secret, none but an
impairment intruder will place his ear to the
keyhole, or pump his servant, to find out what
is passing between him and the Father with
whom he is in private and confidential COM
munication. elez 81
But there are some people who are fond OF
telling of the pious acts of great men. A few
days since we had report of Gen. Butler's
"pious" exclamation when he heard of the
capture of Fort Fisher.
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Glimpses of the Capitol.
AUGUSTA. Feb. s. 1s85.

@AO0ooAA, ttD. o, 1905
Yesterday the ratification of the Consti.u-
honal amendment prohibiting slavery, was
passed by both branches. The event was one
producing great joy and exhiIiration. In the
SENATE, after the morning business, Judge
Tenney reported the BILL 1t was immediate
iy passed to be engrossed, by vote Of 2s-all
the Senators present-without debate.
In the House, the bill was passed 10 he on
acted, BY . vote of l0S to Is. The Speaker in
declaring the vote, in his deep base tones
susceptible of reaching about half mile on
clear day-exclaimed, "By this sublime act
Maine gives her ratification to the amendment
Of the Constitution which drives forever from
the land the curse of slavery. God bless The
State of Maine"
On this announcement the jubilee began.
Before this, men were glowing with exults-
ton. 1t beamed from every feature. Every
movement was that of pride and joy. But
now, 1t broke all bounds. Cheers rose spon-
taneously from all quarters. Order ceased
and the gushing heart poured out its emotions
without stint. Mr.. Crosby called for three
cheers for the "Rights of Man." Then came
eneers TOT Abraham Lincoln-Gen. Grant
the Union, and SO on.
sDseph Chase, of Dover-an old Democrat
who has gone to seed long ago. one of the
fathers of the great party in its pride and pIo-
ry-but who hangs to the dead remo;ns 90
Enough there were shadow Of its form and
Somsnness left-he called out for three cheers
.ol Tue 'oid Union" He thought to retard
sne susl,O' wheels, as they rolled on with JOY
iul acclaim Oy a flank movement. But Jo-
seph reckoned without HE 49, i
s-e 81 '1J~ e1.e ~ with viii, says Webb.
And cheers were given. with great hos SpS ~
cut Chase was not to be blocked 90 easily S'
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In che Year One Thousand Eight Hundred ana
Sixty Five.

- wv 900 N"e ~syns0'f.u AsgHt 1lhh0Te" oD0
Stzty-FsUe
An Ordinance amending an o. dinance entitled
IAN Ordinance establishing Sinking Fund"
Be tt ordained By the Mayor Aldermen. and Chm
mon Council Of the City Of Portland Ia CITY Coun
CT assembled, as foLL0tOs:-
SECrl0N AN Ordinance entitled "An Ord
~ nance establishing a Sinking Fund, p rasFed Ju.
~ D. A. ID 1851, IL hereby amended by insertr tha
words Not less than five per cent. Of tbe Ell az.
listing City DEBIT sftr the word 'deterprire IN the
thirteenth line of the second section Of taid Ordi.
nance, and by striking out the word &c pIla'i In
the lastin OF said Section aud inserting the word
= n clip so that Iai4 section as tmsnded thali
read as TO lows:- -'
"SEorIcN All balances of money uuappropri
ated remaining in tae Treasury at the end Of any H.
nsncal year; all excesses Of income over the oyigi.
nal estimated income; balances Of APP ropriations
original, or ey additions, remaining on the books of
The Auditor; all ipts for premiums on Civ Notes
issued; all receiptsin money account Of the sale
of any real es ate of any de- cription now beorging
o. which may hereafter belong the city ex eptIng
the sale Of bu ia lots 10 the Cemeteries o. the city
all receipts on account the principal sum of any
socks. bonds or notes now owned, or which NAV
hereafter be oweed by the city; and also Of The an
nra city tax such sum as the CITY Council Of each
year shall fit and determine, not less than Ave per
&c It OF ire then existing city debit shall 0e andthe
same hereby is appropriated to the payment or the
purchase, Of the principal OF the city debt
Approved, Eeb7, 1866
True Copy, Attest;
eov-a1w j. M. HEATH, City Clerk
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DIED.

In this city, Feb 7, John P. sou Of Richard S and
Ann Seaman. aged years months.
In Lancaster, N II, Feb 4. Mr. John l. Meserve,
former v Of Portland. aged 70 years.
In Gorham, N Il. Feb7, Katy fo'k. aged years
months
FY-Funsral this (ThUrsday) afternoon. at 81 o'ck
from the Congress Street Methodist Church. Rela-
tives and friends invited to attend. fn
In Saeo, Jan %, Ellen, daughter OF VIM Bridges,
aged 10 years.
In Hollis. Jan "a. Hattie Z, daughter Of Miles W
and Mary H Strout, aged years IL mouths
In Limerick, Jan 80. Mrs Susan, wife OF the late
John Burnhani ESQ, aged SO years months.
At Cape Neddick, Dec 81. Mr. Samuel WEIGH. aged
SO years.
rs years. r..a
In Saco, Jan II, Emily j, daughter Of Charles and
Mary Dearborn, aged Il years months.
In O:isfeld, Jan :. Rev VIM Davenport, aged 81
years months
In Concord. Ne. Jan %, Bstssy B Felker. aged
10 years.
IN starks. Jan Is. Mrs Nancy. wife of Elijah Saw
telle, aged 81 years.
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DRY UP FOR THE cArARRH y

sympathy with those In affection makes it duty
to state that after suffering for thirty years from that
loathsome disease, CATARRH in the Head, and Civ.
On up all hope of cure, heard Of DIR. wADs.
woRTH's Dry UP," and procured bottle of the
the medicine, from which found immediate relief.
have used in the last three months three bottles
OF 1t. and am now comparatively well, and doing
my usual work, andI cheerfully recommend II to
ali afflicted In like manner.
Dated Earlville, Sept II, 1884.
ABIGAIL BABcocKn
q. q. HAY, Druggist, Special Agent, Portland.
ian1Qdkw2w
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MARRIED.

In Milton. H, Feb 7. by Rev Doldt. Mr. John
Winslow Jones. Of Portland, and Miss Addie
noldt daughter of the officiating Clergyman, Of NJ
mo cards.l
In Grafton, Jan 81 by Isaac York. Esq Jonathan
West and Louisa Richardson, both of Upton, Me
In Bath, Feb 8, Saml II Luce and Miss Caroline <
Williams
In Bath. Feb 8. William L White and Miss Mary A
Morrill,.
In Wiscasset, Jan 81. Robert Lambert and Miss
Ellen Perkins.
In Wiscasset, Feb 9. James N Biinn and Miss Ann
A Bailey. n
In Well, Jan "a. Capt Chas Wears and Miss N
Melvina Storer both Of Cape Nedick
In Brewer, Feb I. Elijah Lane and Miss AImira L
Severance. both OF Orrington.
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The SAVANNAH CoTToN.-The New York
Post says that Collector Draper, who has been
In Savannah for the past six weeks as special
cotton agent, met with kind reception from
the people-the merchants, with but few ex-
ceptions, aiding him in the settlement Of the
difficulties surrounding the labors he was re-
quired to perform.
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Hilton's InsoIuble Cement,

For wood, leather. crockery, and other substances
is the best aid to economy that the housekeeper
have 1t is in liquid form, and iusoube in water
OIL 1t will adhere oily substances comp etely. Two
ounce bottle, with brush family PACKAGE rs cents
each. Sold everywhere.
HILTON BROS. & Co., Projectors, Providence
R. l. On receipt of so cents, family package win
be sent by mail. feb5d3m
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Read This.
DR.. Kelley in Portland

DR. Kelley in Portland
Tuesday ard Wednesday, February 18th and 18Th,
at DR.. L. B. Adams Office, 2i4 Congress, corner Of
Pearl street. -
FREE ADVICE
To the sick, diseases of the Lungs Liver, Head,
Kinneys, Spleen, go. Also all affections Of ths
Nerves, Muscular and Glandular System, &c-all
impurities of the Blood, as manifested By Pimples,
Ulcers, Sores, Cancers, 80.
All of Kelley's preparations are to be had of Mrs.
DR.. Adams feb9iIW*
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WE would invite the attention of the Ladies
to the large stock Of French Thibets which
Mr.. T. Lucas at the New York Store, No. 125
Middle Street, is now offering at 80 per cents
discount from former prices, and all other
Goods at the same proportion. feb4eod3w
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CITY OF PORTLAND.

NOTICE e hereby given, that it is tbs intention
public way for the use of the city,-beginnins 81 ~
point about lss feet north eastery from the eornsr
of Commercial street and the lane leading To Cotton
street to be so ieet wide. A0so OIe
= And the Joint Standing Committee of the Citv
Councu on aging out new streets, in pursuance og
an oroer OF the Clty Council passed on the sJxth sv
Of February will meet for said purpose onWednesSsy
me !oth DAY Of Feb at o'clock ia the afternoon a.
view and lay cut said new street F~ ~
themselves acc ,r4ingly. sO'eAA
Given under our hands this Tn dav of MI,
D. 1856. ~' VI He"y' A.
JACOB MCCLELLAN, c,,.
Y: V. BoswoRTH, COMMITTEE
WH Z. STUART, on
@. X LADD Laying out
JOHN D. sNowMAx, New
Feb std Soo-h'
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CoLGATE,s HONEY SOAP.

THIS celebrated Toilet Soap, in such universal
demand, is made from the choicest materials
is mild and emollient in its nature, frsgrantiy
sc snted and extremely beneficial in it's act upon
the skin. For Sale By all Druggists and Fancy
Goods Dealers. jan3ld1yr
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PoR T L ND

POR AND
Photographic Gallery
ALONZO s. DAVIS, Proprietor,
80 Middle St., ss- Portland, Me.
Copying done in the best manner dec2stf
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The editor of the westmoreland IN. b.
Times says man there has been cured of
badness by the use of Burnetts Cocoaine.
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IMPORTS.
SAILING OF OCEAN STEAMERS.

GRAND MENAN Sch Red Robin-69s0 boxes
herring, 66 bbls picked fish, to Dana Co
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Look, Look ~
500 Buff Envelopes Only $1.26,
AT RESSER,S OLD STAND.
90 Exchange St.. above the Post Once.
@ feb8d4ws
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DR.. TEBBETTs'
@ YSI0L GI0AL
AIR
R e G e N E r A T O r
" rrs xonus nprn.xn..
DR.. TEBBETTs'

Immediately beneath the sealp there ara v.-v
small bodies called Glands ;or more commonly Roots
Of the Hair. tits from these Glands that every hair
oILne nead Is formed and secreted As long as the
healthy, and the hair keeps its natural Appearance
feet the scalp these glands become involved in the
and britts sno soe mar gradually turns gray, dry
complete badness -' -"
10 remedy this pathological condition of the
Haan9s; ana create new and healthy action, the
foot success.
It's not Dye" and will not stain particle. 1t
VIII positively "RRsroRE GRAY HAZE" In all cases
70 its original color. 1t promotes growth of new
hair in all ON Bald Heads when the glands or
roots Of the hair not completely disorganized-
1t prevents the hair from falling off, and all
dandruff heat, humors and itching from the scalp.
keeps the hair soft moist and perfectly healty and
gives It glossy and beautiful appearance 1t is
highly perfumed and as dressing It has no superb
or. The "Regenerator' is warranted to produce the
above results In all cases. If not the money to be
refunded with It every "Gray Head" In New Ene
land can be restored in less thanthirty days
Price 81. per Bottle.
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- ITCH, ITCH, ITCHl
Scratch Scratch Scratch I
WHEATOWS OINTMENT
Will Cure the Itch i'm AZ Hours.
Also cures SALT RHEuM, ULcxas. CHrLBLAINs
and all Eruptions of the Skin. Price so cents. For
sale by all Druggists.
By sendiog so cents to any Apothecsry In Port
lana, it will be forwarded by mail free Of postage
to any part ofthe United States.
WEEKS POTTER, Sole Agents,
ITO Washington street, Boston
Also for sale by
W. w. WHrPPLE
JanzoeodSm and Z. L. SrAEwooD.
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NOTICE.

fHNHE undersigned, three of the crrnorators nam.
Gu IA ,ne a't emitted Act TO incorporate Tue
o otSc Q. Maine oil Company, hereby no lily the
80 VT orators thst the first meeting under said
act will be held on Thursday. February 18th, al
niock M at the Office of H. p Deane No III
",a ne street, for the tolloW wing purposes.
1st-rc accept said Act
do take all necessary measures to orgsnze saiJ
company according to law.
3d-ro do and perftrm any busness that man
properly come before the me sting.
JOHN E. DoanHLL
ELEPHANT CLARK,
HRNRY P. DEANE.
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w AR REN,s

WAR REN'S
WATERPROOF and Leather Prcserver.
FOR BOOTS AND SHOES.
For sale at Mr.. J. W. MAxsFIxLp's Store, ia
Middle ct, Portland, Ne. dec2ldsw2m
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Price 81. per Bottle.
TEBBETTE BROTHERS.

Druggists and Chemists, Propristors, Manchester.
GEORGE o. GOODWIN & CO., ss Hanovs,
street, Boston, General Wholesale Agents 60 :
w. w. MHIrPLH, Agent for Portland, Maine.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ Carriers Of the Dolly Press are not aIlossed
to sslIpapers on their routes.
Read This.
From IS to SO per day made by selling Dresser's
Prize Psosages. Agents Wanted.
Address, L. DRESSER,
feb9d2m* Portland, Maine Box Ia.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

At Yokohama Nov So baroue Ida d Ro.ar, NJ.
house, for San Francisco next day. eo-s' A1oie'
AZ o. Ialcahuano Dec 20. barque James p Chan,;r
Coe' Boston TON River Plate, one of the crew Sai
from alon and was killed. VIZ" ien
Chinchas. to load for Cork Anam' Tor
A Valparaiso Jan 2, barques Tempest, HincI,sv
ana u Murray, Upton, ior San Frane;saa as.s
produce At SO in gold per ton -H0'sco' WIN
~ A "a nsanoras 9th ut brig James coale o'Lea
q, AZ curaooa ssh ut. brig Forest State HERMAN
"a At Mirsgosne nth ut. brig ohimborazOO Warren.
At 0srdsnas 2lstult, barque Ellen stevens, Howe,
Aux Cages. - ~" -''''''
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SPOKEN.
Oct y, lat 20 N, lon 72,, ship Live Oak, Alden,
from New York for San francisco.
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MARINE NEWS
PORT OF PORTLAND.

PORT OF PORTLAND.
"wednesday. ...........Ee bfuaFy D.
Natt ARRIVED.
Steamer Montreal, Liscomb, Boston.
Sch Req Robin, Blunt, Grand Me an
Sch Mayfower, Foss, st George for Boston.
CLEARED.
Brig Charles Wesley, Ford, Cardenas-E Chur-
chill Co.
Sch Hattie Ross Poland. Matanzas-G Hunt
Sch Ida L Howard, McDufie, Philadelphia-Or-
lando Nickerson. .r.
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IBY TEL. TO MERCHANTS ExoHAxaE.l
BALTIMORE, Feb 7-Cld brig Mechanic, Hutch
inson, Cienfuegos.
Sch James ODonahue, Of Bangor. arrived to-day
with sails split.
NEW YORK. Feb s-Ar, sch Ida. Blake, from
Portland for Philadelphia. t-.'flL
:, At St Martins 18th ult barque W Holbrook, for
Boston.
Sid FIN Curacao lst ut, sch Mary Pat:en, for Port
land.
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again; probably another of Gen. Sherman's
retreats. We are living better than we did at
Savannah; and itsweetens forage to Massaehu-
sets men to know that it is taken from South
Carolina"
E In the special dispatch from Augusta
published in the Press yesterday morning, it
was said the vote on ratifying the anti-slavexy
amendment to the Constitution, in the Senate.
was mainly in favor of it, It should have
been unanimously in favor of it. The House
vote was correctly reported, 1903 yeas, IS nays
EDemocracy has been understood to respect
the people; their intelligence, their sovereignty
and their will and yet every man in Congress
with one exception, who voted against allowing
the people to pass Judgment ON the question of
slavery, claims to be Democrat Heaven save
the mark. Democracy the conservator of human
bondage
RA store and safe, the latter containing
several thousand dollars were found unlocked
in Hartford few nights since, by policeman,
who was afterward called into the back Office by
"the firm and generously presented with the
largest shinplaster known in our currency,
This is considered case of excessive gen.
erosity.
EA 6end in human form--a young man
in Woodstock, Michigan, recently murdered his
wife while she was in the throes Of childbirth,
and then killed his father and mother who came
in just as he had perpetrated the deed. He threw
their bodies into the cellar, set fire to the house
and made his escape, but he was subsequently,
arrested, madea full confession, and was lodged
in Jail. He was barely saved by the officer from
the extreme penalty of Lynch law.
~ The Army and Many Journal saws:
sour own belief is that Sherman's great cam
paign will be found to have cut the gordian
knot of the war. By widely dividing his army.
and then whipping his adversary's force with
one-half, he has put us one army ahead of the.
enemy-a fatalsuperiority of pieces on the board
of war. So soon as that terrible discovery was
made known to the Southern people, the cry for
terms began to burst forth
ELindley Murray the great grammariau, was
an American by birth, and went to England in
middle life He was an invalid and unable to
walk. Miss Martineau says of him, that ..his
school-books spread by tens of thousands over
both his native and his adopted country, and
the proceeds might have made him very rich.
But he thought he had enough already for his
simple tastes and moderate desires, and he gave
away to those who were in need the entire
porfts of his works. Thus, much as We have
learned from his books, we may learn some
thing better from his life.''
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CITY OF PORTLAND.

A FUR CoLLAR-On Tuesday Evening The
"a Free street. fell 9dstiss
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The following we ind In respectable jour.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-01-12
w. u. MILLER N. ..
Toledo Iowa,

Toledo Iowa.
Offers his professional services to the citi-
xens Of Tsma County in the practice Of Ned
icine, Operative Surgery Obstetrics. br
Miller has had thirteen years experience in
tho treatment Of W estern Diseases in Iowa and
and expects, by strict attention to his profes
sion, 10 merit . share Of patronage. v5n22
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n STRANGE STORY

A truly mefodramatic anecdose 10 IN
circo cola,iou in Paris, which mus: be &C.
cepteyl without notarial vouching, but
ss,n a. endorsed by being given to the
world BY those who are not ordinarily
.Jyoyar,la A Rsssfsn noblenan, ex-
trsmly wealthy .nd very reserved and
melancholy, has appered Of late in the
best circles, to which he has had most
iisting ni.hed introducers. The Russ.
ian became remarkable for wearing =
ring Of colossal proportions, covering
nearly the entire finger, snd Of singu.
lar appearance, the centre being com.
posed Of a substance resembling jet,
which vas set in gold. No one ven
tured to ask the character Of the ring
., the canse OF it's being worn, ard
placing the wearer, a studionsly quiet
man. in the light Of beisg an eccentric
individual. A lady however, Who was
puiqued to know something about tho
matter, at last mustered t6s requisite
courage and. said, ".Mansier. every ono
is very much struck with the singular
character Of the ring you wear, AID I.
for one should b. delighted 70 know its
origin" The Russian made nervous
twitch with his hand, as though he
wouldlike TO hile it, while he replied,
Madam. the ring is not jewel, az you
suppose, but tomb The curious
gathered round while he continued
"'rhs jet substance is the holy Of my
wife she had a horror of tomb in
Russia she was Italian. l promised
her that l would guard her day and
night during my lite, and she repcsed
in my wo,l, which had mad never been
broken. l took the body OF my wife
to Germany, where the most able chem.
is, the day promised to reduce II, hy
powerful disolven.s and BY great com
preston, to size which wonid en- able.
me to wear it - asoxoerin. For eight
days he labored almost constantly ino
my presence, and saw the dear remain
es gradually dissolve and intestyfy till
the residue was The compact mass
which you see in the ring. whicbis my
leary wife, who ~ promised, will
never quit da, or nigh, during my life."
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DR.. D. K. WIE,R.

Late Of Pennsylvania annonncesto The citl-
sens Of Toledo and vicinity, that heis rerma-
uently located in this place, offers his services
as Practitioner of the Getman, French y spar
ish mode of medical treatment, SO successfully
practiced of late in France, Spain and America
lie not only ascertains the nature OF disease
as formerly practiced by physicians. but passes
on and discovers the cause, however intricate
he disease may be. Those living At distance
and unable to visit him. can he treated ny
sending him clear vial full Of their moning,
urine, from which the disease will re ascer-
tained Female complaints in all thir various
forms treatede carefully and con6dentially.
will attend toaN calls promptly. Residence
and Office. North Wesr Of the public square
y. X. WlER'
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--One Of the new petroleum million
aires wisely determined that his daugh-
ter should have good education, and
sent her to the most expensive school
IN New Yo,k The girl had no intellec.
tual ability, aud the teacher honestly
wrote to the father that his daughter
had no capacity for learning. "Capac.
ity," said he father .buy her one-she
shall have all ,hs. money can gs:." 4.