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The Portland daily press., 1865-01-05
MINIATURE ALMANAC
NEWS.
FORT OF PORTLAND
Recommendations a.
ARRIVED.

aiil 81 % ARRIVED. $3.50 eA ssaa12nic
Steamship Nova scotian, fBrj wylie, Liverpool
via Londonderry--2Sth nt, passed steamship Hiber.
MAN. in lat 40 so, Ion 43 as &c. ~. II -H 9g
Steamer Montreal, Liscomb, Boston. s..n.fgius
:, Barque Libby. Libby, Cardenas via Holmes
Brig Castillian, Hardsnbreok, Cardenas via Holms'
Hole. n - II T. ~
Hole.
5rig Lincoln Webb, Greenleaf Boston,
Sch Packet, Grant, Ellsworth M ~ VIZ
Sch Carpo, Torrey, New Bedford for Deer Isle
sch Iairyiew Clifford, Bristol for Boston.
Sch Castlsaiue. Cunningham. Belfast for Boston 81
sen Belle Creole. Sylvester Belfast for Boston.
Sch Sea Flower, Dckey, Belfast for Boston 'i2-ie
Son North Cape, Waterman. Belfast for Boston,
Bob Col simmons, Matthews. Belfast for Boston. r.
Sch OAK Grove, Burgess Belfast for Boston
sen Uni Flag Malcney. wiscasset for Fortress
9l-4 oi DEE CLEARED. -nisd AZ visr0
Barque Sarah hale. Palmer. Cardsnas--John D
Lord. Il sihni ~. hf'---' - - - = Il
Brig William A Dresser. Hatch. Hayana-C Chase
Bros & Co. ~ f-o 7.li'f 7 -''- z - 1r--lG
Brig Gharlena, Means. Havana--Geo Hunt ON.
"aH
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News-paper CORRESPONDENCE.

FEVHE undersigned, an ex-editor of this city, nera
u ~ tenders his services. for reasonable CON-
peusation, to the publishers of any news Journals
In Maine, In Boston. In New York elseu here who
would ike TO snioy the ready orrespondence Of an
experienced writer and urnalist at the Cauital III
this state. He Aattrs hinss fthat his
with the local tantactions aud the public measures
aud the public men of the Stat aAd Oounrry ~ well
a. ms long experience In typographical and editori
al aDoIs, give him an advantage in this Ieepeet
Wnlcn isw others possess; He knows how to write
copy ior tne printer that will Iequre no revision
after 1t passes out of his hands, IA IA also gncd
and expeditions proof" reader and Is wfIise 10,
engage with any publisher who may desire his SER.
vices 20 home or abroad, in that capacity ~ \ 4
Augusta, Jan'y 2, 1866 ian-,d,;
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esq W DIR. PEBBETTs, Ao0s
.6s,isePH 1901 GICAL, .u,,u
AIR
r. Z q e N E L A Il o r. !
ITS MODUs OPERANDI:
DIR. PEsBETrs,

= i
ITS MoDUs oPERANDI:
Immediately beneath the scalp there are very
small bodies called Glands ;or more commonly Roots
of the Hair. IL is from these lands that every hair
ofthe head is formed and secreted As long as the
scalp is tree from disease these bodies also remain
healthy and the hair keeps it's natural appearance
and color But when humcrs and other diseases af-
feet the scalp these glands become involved in the
same disease and the hair gradually turns gray dry
and brittle. Sooner later the hair begins to tall
of, and in many cases. not arrested will produce
complete badness
To remedy this pathological condition of the
glands. and create a new and healthy action, the
Physiological Hair Regenerator has proved q per-
feet success. I1! IL rrk go & r.
Its not ''Dye, and will not stain particle. 1t
will positively " RESTORE GRAY HAIR" in all cases
hair in all cases on Bald Heads when the glands or
roots of the hair not completely disorganized.-
ltprevents the hair from falling of, and removesall
dandruf, heat, humors and itching Rom the scalp.
1t keeps the hair soft moist perfectly healty and
gives 1t glossy and beautiful appearance. 1t is
highly perfumed, and dressing it has no superb
orr The "Regenerator' is warranted to produce the
above results in all cases. If not the money 70 be
refunded. With it every "Gray Head" In New Eng
land can be restored in less than thirty days.
Price 81. per Bottle.
aazss TEBBErTs BROTHERS, .tr
Druggists and Chemists, Propristors, Manchester,
Nh.
GEORGE O GOODWIN CO., ss Hanover
street, Boston. General W holesale Agents, -.r- :
w. ". WHIPPLE, Agent for Portland, Maine.
Jan 2sod 4ms 5aa ,stasf'fss s3.7's rl31sl .l
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Edward p Haines.
~ WATCH MAKER. Fg

For several years past with N. j. GILM AN, has re-
moved to No 1871 Middle street, second story lover
w G. Beckett's stored where he will be happy to re-
ceive the patronage of his former customers, and
the public generally.
Ali work entrusted to his will receive his per-
sonal attention.
January 2, l865-d6w
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Glass in Dancing,
Il IT'S MIDDLE STR EET,
Pianos Manufacturer by Hallet,
100 Davis & Co.

Hulk subscriber has taken the Age cy for the sale
= OF Messrs. Hallet, Davis q Co.'s Piano-'o rtes
winch be Is prepared to furnish ct Manufacturers
prices: These Pianos used BY the most eeIebFa-
.Sd flsniss OF the country, who speak OF them in
tne highest terms. For quality Of tune and beauty
Vi niniSn they have NO superioFs. Apply 20 -
m. q. MILLlKEA, Teacher u Music,
'an'uAm -.. 81 Mechanic Street.
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baJBY TEL. TO MERoHAxT's xxeHAEeE.l bper
BALTIMORE. Jan AR, sch Engineer, Willard,
NEW YORK, Jan AR steamer Gen Shepley,
Prince from Portland fer Fortress Monroe. or ~
Ship Adelaide Bell. Of Portsmouth, was destroyed
by FIRE at Callas, Nov 18th. aft lI b ,.s rs ~,
PORT ROYAL SC, Dec24-Ar. barque Savannah.
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PASSENGERS.

In the Nova Scotian. from Liverpool-J A Whal-
iey, MT Boyle Mrs Crowell and Son. Capt Keleran,
capt 4itchell and wife, Capt Boyden. d w Coward.
zap Revereaux and wife. John Amour, Edwin
Dondney, and 93 in the steerage
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Reform SCHOOL.

NEW HAMPsHIRE.-The Union State Con-
vention which met at Concord, N. e.. yester-
day, nominated Hon. FREDERIcK SMYrH OF
Manchester, Tor Governor. ufbeasl
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HALE'S
HI o N e VIZ
HOR Ell DUN d AND TAR!
FOR THE CURE OF


FOR THE CURE OF
Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Hoarseness, Difficult
Breathing, and all ELECTIONS Of the Throat,
- Br0RchiaE I'uoes and Lasngs, leading
- n to Consumption. ~
This sovereign remedy is compounded from the
tavorite recipe of an Ply scian and Chem
ist who for many years used IL with the most eom-
plete success in his extensive private practice.
he has long been profoundly impressed with the
wonderful virtue OF honey of the plant Horehound,
inunion with the Cgeaasing and Heaiing properties
of tar extracted from the Life Principle ofthe forest
tree Abies B0ts0mea or Balm of Gilead For years
ne was bafso in his attempts TO blend these great
medicinal forees into su,h unioa that the original
power of each would be Or served the disagreeabIe
qualities ofcommon tar removed and the price of
the compound be within the means of all. At last,
after long course Of difficult chemica experiments
he found that by adding to these re other ingredi
ents each one valuable BY itself he oaly obtain
cd the desired results, but greatly increased the
curative power of the compound. This having been
thoroughly tested by practice is now offered TO the
edy. 3s-N N l--- y -. = s'---
sAsAS.ls Price 50 Cents per Bottle = faae
Forsale by W. F. Phillips Portland, and all drug.
saas. CHARLRs DowHEn, General Agent. IA sse
AosxuSm 19i7s1 "A Cedar st.. new York. h,
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Brig Catharine Nickels, Grant, from Bonaire It'll
alt for Boston, ran ashore on West Chop, Vineyard
Sound, on the night Of the I'd, where she remained
next morning. IL was thought she would come on
next tide without damage. Ii i0r s;sfsff Nqgg'9l
Brig Foster. Hammond from New York for Phila.
delpha, returned I'd inst, having encountered heavy
weather and lost topsails.
Sch vannala, before reported ashore on Chafh am
will be total loss Schs Statesman, Cole; Maria
Foss, Foss and Rio. Mitchell, have been got of and
also anot her SCH name not tained with cargo
of potatoes from eastern port 49,
Sch Engineer. Willard. from Guano Island for
Baltimore, was in Hampton Roaas 51st. with sails
and spas damaged, having encountered very heavy
The sch reported ashore on Black Rocks is the
Maine, Capt Brown. from klizabethport for New.
buryport She is discharge - sf3 - a5slE Il Z
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spEcIAL NOTICES.


k%- Carrierse " the Daily Press are not 0Il0ssed
to seHpGpers on their routes.
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INSANE HosPITAL.-We are laid under no
obligations to any of the gentlemen who make
reports to the Governor, prior to the assem-
bling Of the Legislature, for copies Of their re-
ports, though their reports, it would seem,
have been very properly furnished for the ben
eft of papers out of the state.
The state papers having thus been overlook
ed in the courtesy of our state institution Of.
icials, we are obliged to look abroad for such
facts as. we give below. We copy from the
correspondence of the Boston Advertiser. IA
The superintendent of the State Insane Asy-
lum, reports that the whole number who have
been under treatment Ia the institutjon dur
ing the year past is SS9-208 m .les and 1871 fe.
males. There were received 1880 males
and IA females Discharged 1880 males
and 55 females or the discharged 40 were
recovered, % improved, ii unimbroved. and
SO died. Two hundred and fifty four were un-
der treatment on the 30th Nov, 1854. DIR.
Harlow, the superintendent, discusses the
scheme which has been urged, of establishing
separate institution " at least, placing in
SEVERAL Sss' sa Ss he DasE 9s.T
whose insanity was connected with the crime
OF arson. DR.. Harlow does not look upon the
plan with favor. During the year the vener-
able chaplain. Rev. j. II. Ingraham, and the
faithful steward, Theo. G. Allan, ESQ.,, have
died, and their places have been filed by the
trustees.
The trustees report that building as at pres
ent constructed is planned for go patients.
while the average OF the past wear was 283,2
The last legislature directed the trnstees IN
procure plans for the addition Of another WING
and the plan and estimate of exnensa ieae'
OOO) is appended to the report. WIZ
REFORM SCHOOL. w
The trustees of the Reform School, report A..
deficit in that institution for the past wear of
1892 10, and estimate the amount to be an.
propriated by the State for 1885 at $l7, 200 =
The Superintendent reports the whole num-
Der in the school during the year to be 257.-
Eight hundred and thirty-nine have been re-
ceived into the school since its foundation and
six hundred and sixty-two discharged, Eieh.
ty.four were committed during the year, 81 of
whom were sent there by the Portland police
court. Eighty were discharged, ten by expi-
ration of term, eighteen allowed to enlist and
the rest mostly indcntured to farmers or me-
chanics. The products Of the farm for the
season amounted to $5261 SO in value.
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POR LAND
Photographic Gallery,
Ri ALONZO s. DAVIS, Proprietor,
80 Middle St., Portland, Me.
Copying done in the best manner. dec2stf
French Language.

French Language.
Prot Masse retdrns thanks for the patronage hth-
erto afforded him in this City. gives notice that
his Water Term Will commencs on odnesday the
4th ofJaouary next > .
For further particulars inquire at Messrs Bailey
and Noyee, between IL and o'clock dec2ld4W
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In addition to the above barque, brig, and schr.
have been built and are fitting, which have not
yet been registered Ail} tnh 'na3 H5fl leh y
'Uia9 81 .i1llfo 60 ---- oRs Vino 6Hs 5a3ds
LAUNoHED--At Kennehunkport 30th ult from The
yard OF David Clark, beautiful schooner OF about
$50 tons, suitable for fishing or trader She Is not
yet named and Is for sale. .tLes Han DC
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Arrival Of the Steamer Costa Mica.

d .sa'o New YORK, Jan. 4.
The steamer Costa Rica from Aspinwa,l
18th, has arrived, bringing 81, 10000 In treas
ure. i1N .l- ail-'V Fl-7 {.
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IMPORTS.

LIVERPOOL. Steamship Nova scotan--4 crates
sar,nern ware TO L Pierce; II mdse, cases
rooks, bales mdse, E Prinde rs cases wine, 5
Rkgs mass. Ex Co; 2 cases mdse. gent T
~ ~ e g potash Reed, Cutler Co; l case pic
su ~ "a Gste; hamper mdse. DE- ummings.
~ Yam ENAS. Brig Csstillian-137 hhds molasses,
IAsencio Co; "a hhds do, trc do, bbls do, tire
sugar, bbls do. Phinney Jackson'
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In Board Of May or md Aldermen. |
To Enrol,4d and nr.ftsa Nm

l have now SE Sailors, aliens who have not baen i,
ashore three weeks IN fhis country that viii shin
IS cubs tues Or enrolled or drarea men, IN aax
Dt tsioti In " STATE Tor three years. at az low
agure and yi.h az quick dispatch can be hsd Of /.
any concfn IN the State ddress, "
HORACE y. JOHNSON,
~ 1aoa. soMddle street.
de'e'es' Portland, Name.
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JOHN DOW, Agent
CITY OF PCRTLAND-


BY me BOdrd Of Mayor and Aldsrmen. .
''HE following addi, lionel RsgulstiOps in rss.rd
hereby esta nlished: ~ 'ni' Niy' Aie
sko. mo person or firm shah be permitted To
=, keeP more than Eve hundred pounds Of gunpowder
~ sne SlV toW or Magazine at one time; nor shall
" Kept IN the agazine at aay time more than
'o ST. snS y p q pounds Of gunpowder.
$50 z-reesons not licensed to keep and sell gun
PoWusr IN the city shall net be permitted 10 have
s1npowuer eDt In said MAGAZINE.
Skv. S-Ibe fee for receiving, or delivering gun.
powder Kept in said Magazine 81 all be ten cents for
every twenty five pounds received for le sonan>
MY. when less than twenty Eve pounds is received
at ons time. And no gunpowder shall be reoeived 4
into or delivered from said Magazine, between the
hours Of sunset and sunrise without wrlttea per-
missionlfrom the Mayor.
SEC 4-Any Regu'ations heretofore established
repugnant to or collecting with these be-
and the same are hereby resided
In Board Of May or nd Aldermen,
Jan. 81 1866. 4
Read and adopted. a.tlO..e. "a.
Atte't; J. M. FEArH. City Clesa,-
Approved, ... ..rt
l--,7g ~ : JACOB AcLELLAN. Mayor.
copy,-Attsst: JIM HEATH, City Clerk.
Argus copy. .5.as yfh Q
en- .
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Total am Of losses claims. liz biities $50 564 o.
The grea est amount insured on anv one risk a.
W. 600 but vii not as general rule excetd siO
The Company has no general rule ma "a amopnt -.
lowed 70 % insured in any city,, town village or
olock, Being governed in this matter in eac1 case
BY the general character Of buildines width "a
Streets faciites for putting out ffes, sc. " =
A certified COPY of the Charter or Act of Inoo NOR
aton, as amended December 81st, 1858 accompan-
les this Statement. -
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FL WAR II EMS asisa ra0
WATERPROOF and Leather Preserver,
FOR BOOTS AND SHOES.
For sale at Mr. J. W. MANsFIELD's Store, ia
Middle st, Portland, Me. dec2ld$w2m
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Wnnfed.

d oOMS Vet, Furnished or unfurnished, with
1Gor without board, at az Free street, None but
respectable persons need apply. 81 1ap3dlws -
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BALrIo-rEMPoRARY LIGHT ON HEssEIe ISLAND.
The Minister OF Marine at Copenhagen has given
notice on and after the 9Th day Of Aug 1884, tenn
porary fixed Light ould be shown on the Island OF
HesseIo.. In the .Kattegat instead Of the flashing
light hitherto exhibited. 2 ia rNt SO DIS shli =
The temporary light is shown from lantern piac-
cd about IA feet from the side of the new tower
in course of construction. at the height the
old light and 10 visible in clear weather At distance
OF about 10 lies IN al oirectIone except when Ii
bears between and W W when it lie covered by
the new tower. ~ f.ffaT mr. -.--, . ,-,,.,,.i.-
BY order: $3.50 l9!4-i ~ s5hhp7a iiN
.eaa' 80 wB sHUBRIcK, chairman. 81
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Book-keeper.

Book-keeper.
A FIRST class Book-keeper desires AN enoao.-
Ament Address, HoRACE HARRTMxN
@An'uot3991 saa 8g8uoy Moi Press Office.
.sdJnom Gssnh wanted. 4a.iI..,' ~.
1900 BUSH, Of prime Barley for which Cash
O1sXOO and the highest Market price v nj be
paid Dy ~" JOSEPH Ii. WHITE,
jan ows~ shi Dna 20 No. 65 Union Wharf " o
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Treasury Department. Once Lighthouse Board,
of Washington City, 1854 a ! %. s.rl..-9., H.
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~ ITef steamer NeW lofk--addit0nal.1
CID at Liyerpoel 18th ult, Francis Palmer. Bar
Ar at Falmouth 18th ult. Rebecoa Shepherd, Som
ers. Maulmain for Greenock
AR at Jersey 10Th, john Small. Carver, Antwerp
. Ar at Sherness --th ult, Sarah PARK, Vaughan.
Maulmain. sffil fT8 tT1- - -
Sid I'm Cardiff 10th alt. Hibsrnia, whitfield, for
New York. allt sii', -IIlI1 : : - - ~" 10
Sid I'm Queenstown 10th ult Scotland, Rolp.
from Portiandl for bremen. 10 :. = D--'''
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Amount ofloens on DO dsand mortg A ges
being hrst lien Of etorded unH nm.
bered real estate worth al Ies St az Gas
OOVs rate Of interest 6 and z Ger cent,
Amount OF loaus on stocka ana bonds
payable on demand, the market lue
Amount of ,ialmer Magnet and yErpck.
ing apparatus .ad 1'7T ,7--'..''.- =
Amount due for premiums on polieies IL.
sued at cfiice
Amo9nto etla receivable for premiums
On inland Navigation isk, &c,
(estimatedl n - -
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two French, and one is owned, edited and sun
ported principally by American gentlemen of
African descent. b at 3 HfzE.gA ar
20 Did our neighbor of the Argus consider
itperfsctiy honorable to copy, without protest.
such paragraph as he did yesterday in relation
to the position of the editor of the Press on the
Senatorial question Did he not become at least
accessory to the sin of bearing false witness
80 The Hartford Post tells OF welldressed,
bright-eyed fellow of about sixteen years, who
was present at the recent charity dinner in thst
city, but who one year before sat at the same
table, ragged, dirty, and poor. He enlisted last
spring in the navy, and has over two thousand
dollars of prize money in the bank. ...,.
81 A special Washington dispatch to the Bos
ton .Advert ser says Immediately on receiving
Admiral Porter's report of the bombardment Of
Fort Fisher, a board of experienced officers was
ordered by Captain Wise of the Naval Ordnance
Bureau to examine into the cause of the BURST
ing of SO many PARROT guns.
EThe Portsmouth Chronicle says the past
year has been one of large receipts for the Eas-
tern Railroad, which has not done SO well any
year before si-as it was built. The travels held
ON, too. later in the season than ever before.
The management of the road is good and its
future promising. aHs aa
% The convention of the members of the
House of Representatives, at Augusta, yester-
day, was called to order by Hon. Joseph Granger
of Calais, the oldest person entitled to seat,
and Gen. Samuel F. Jersey of Bangor, was
called to the chair and presided until the Clerk
was elected. 6
- The Springfield Republican makes quiz
a mistake in saying the editor of the Press pays
tax on an inconiecf SO ,o2s. We wish he was
obliged to pay on double that amount. The
gentleman referred to by the Republican is q
Physician instead of an editor. He administers
pills and anodynes instead of newspaper irri-
tants and soporifoes. He hlsters with flies
rather than. facts. He does something with
squills; we use quilts altogether, '
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prove - vel you may, Of my thinning v
leave hther. But indeed, Mr.. vyse do no. MA
70 BE- married, and ] never win leave hum. What
has deceived VOC has been my resiinsss 10 snsss
Into these plans, and my talking about ihern, and
Appearing 70 take delight IN II all, and you never
saw that al this has been 70 take fslhsr's thoughts
from poor Mathews misfortunss Yes, say mis-
fortunes" she couhnusd. misintsrprstng Mr..
vyss's look Of Surprise "for, Whatever The news
papers may say, neither father nor I think he
could be the bad man they make cut; and We both
hors and fancy II may b oil owing 70 some tsrr1-
bic mistske"
.Tbeu II 10 no, for the sake Of what reopl. o.l
teng settled In life that you are going 70 Bath r.
Mr.. vyse asked. smiling for the hrs, time during
The Interview.
Olive did NOT return the smi,e, but with hands
elasps1, and . plAnlve contraction Of Der pretty
sysbrows abe sad, "Unul my poor cousins mar
riaee was always made 70 look uron him asmy
fu'urs bus aud, and woman docs no; o. soon thfnh
Of anothsr and besides this" sbe sddei, while
something IKE tear stood IN Der soa blus eyes,
~ 10 not htsly tbs, my poor father could easily
h1d . son 'n-law whom would like ,o make his
heir, 80 he intended by poor Matthew. or one thss
he would Ike always to 1--we with him. Bui
this have resolved UPON" she eonoluded,
with more vohemence than Was usual 70 80 gentle
. person $50 YOU ueed not 10 uneasy about father
any more Mr.. vysei viii never marry any one
j thought he could NOT live happily With"
Both were glad OF the Interrupt lou u Mrs. Pan
nsI coming AZ she said, "to SCI tho tee thinss"
M Nyso tool Olives hand az be wished hen
tvpu sNoblnP. ~ nave Known YOU TOO long, good
Oiye ever to DO uneasy at any thing you may do
II sfs 70 your own couhsels "
And 90 they parted. IN sweet and friendly
snhty, aud YET with secret dissausfsenon 81 thsii
hearts.
ms next morning Mr. vyss and his sons can't
70 Ms orange TO witness the departure Of tbs
uNslsrs. MI. Grant had . thousand directions
give, OF which he promised that each shou d b
voc IAsi olive was glad VI tho distraction which
Roger Vyss's minute description Of the fishing,
axle shs was 10 bring him from Bath occssi onsd.
and so precluded much OF the sadness Of lsavins
home A, longth the last adisu was given, and
.hey drove Oh, Roger pernstng to the isst in CALL
ing Out thst he preferred . cork float 70 . quill
foor Mrs Pannell rubbed her red elbows IS abs
stood lar OUT In tho road 70 catch the last glmpS
On ne eAfriase scorning TO wipe her eyes, isa
people should think her cumbersome enough Ia
20. % erying-s fact however, as amply betrayed b.
NE tears streaming down Lsr checks
Mr. wye tui ned towards his own home with .
dssp ago, while the Toys e1pstialed on the grsa,
sshsfAenon II mus, be 70 Olive 70 20 Nhsls hos
water really did come out Of tn. ground, Poo,
Mr. 'Jse lis whole life had besu . Esh.
ITO b Continued.)
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I'VE, THE UNDERSIGNED. BEING
MILITARY.

A RMY CLAlMS-OFFICFRS, SOLDIERS
Aand heirs Of deceased, can have their claims Of
sNsy description promptly adjusted and settled
havances made Apply IN person, or address MessIa
hiCt sWlfl, Army and Navy Bankers zoe
broadway, lis
A RMY CLAIM OFFICE-OFFICERS, SOL
dieusnd heir, of deceased can have all claims Of
shateYeI nature carefully adJuied and setted-par-
tleuI attention TO payment Of STATE Bountea, bal
nees OF government bountes, bach pay and clothing
money Apply in person or address, l. BROWN q
90, BANKERS Park Place. $50
IMPORTANT TO SOLDIERS-ALL IN
- settled claims OF every description sgiinst The
States or the United States will be promptly 70 I'd
Al me U, s. Army Agency, "a BECKER Al, directly
opposite the pay department. Apply in person, or By
letter, enclosing stamp $40
BROWN & co, NAVY PRIZE MONEY
Ssothce- Park Place tBank BuildingJ estsbli,hs,
iouI Jeais All navy claims collected and paid. Nei
nsu are nov ready With tho amounts. Call or .d
dieu by letter. ss3
NoTICR-A MEETING OF COMPANY !
! ' llHh kest }. Y. :. n. o., Zousvo., will be be
- inc Amory, eyo BrosdS syA on Monday syenin
Commanding Co. ia