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The Abbeville bulletin. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-08-24


1t is wonderful how much ingenuity is
expended and effort made to evade tn.
paym Of Government taxes and inter.
nal revenue. The Commissioner of Inter
.nal Revenue at Washington receives daily
a large number. OF specimens Of the devi
ces, mechanical and Others, gauerad up
by the various collectors aud assessors
througt ttout the country In the article of
matches alone there are dozens of evssiye
specimens presented. One received lew
days ago is double e,der match, nearly
twice as long as the ordinary match, with
caci''end dipped in the phosphoric mixture.
The consumer breaks each Of these double
enders i'll the miudIe, and he has two
matches for one. The tax is one cent for
all packages Of not more than hundred.
BY tho double eDder system the dealer
pays abopt half the Government tax in.
tended Iy the law. Another ingenious
e.vuder gets up largo packages of thin
blocks about three inches long and the
length Of matches, one edge beng dipped
in the 4'hosp!oric mixture. These blocks
he den"n..nates kindling-w ood. aud informs
the purchaser that if he desires use
them as matches, he can do SO II, any mo
"ent. by whiting them off the kindlins.
wood. Il Is scarcely necessary 10 say thar
by the Iernls OF ,h- decision of The CnInmis
sioner Of Internal Revenue. these e,a,Iers
are comprlied {" pay the honest tax re-
luired by law. 49,
The Abbeville bulletin. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-08-24
GENTS
GOODS,

Consisting in part Of SHIRTS, Cashmere
an Cotton; HATS. Mems and Boy'-a
large selection; DnAwEns. LINEN SHIRTS,
best qnaH,y; CoHoREss CATERS, all sizes
and kinds; SHIRT COLLARS, Linen and Pa
per; CRAvATs. all collars and pricrs; MRN's>
And BoYs' HOSE, a Superior Article; Sus.
PEsDEgs. India Rubber and others; HAHD.
KsRcHETs,. Pure White Linen and Coi--
ored.
The Abbeville bulletin. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-08-24

M'a,ch wss the last ae.aa! sale for Confederate
Notes
The Abbeville bulletin. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-08-24
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The Abbeville bulletin. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-08-24
MoRMoN ENERoy.-A letter from Sal
Lake O. y speaks thus Of the Morrnoas:

MORMON EHERGY.-A letter from S.,h
Lake O. y speaks thus Of the Morrnoas:
they ar" very indu tri"us, enrrgerir
men. Coming to this valley seventeen
years ago, tlIeu q waste, 60, e,ed only vii.
snge brush. they hav. huiit up a large
beautiful city of, say fifteen Thousand in
hatitsn,s. T:ey have ti;iedIt with pIeas.na
residences. large 40 es ana shops Of every
kind; hey have surrounded their dwellings,
with large gardens. FL ell with fruit trees
atai f"wers;- in the val ~ oi The erritory
th RS are thousands If farms. hupdreds Of
mills aud manutactorivs. and in all nearly
a hundred thuuaand people have made
comfortable, many of. them beautiful,
homes, where less than twenty. years ago
it WAS thought impossible Tor any bssdes
ssvsges TO live. The amount If labor they
have done, and the extent and variety OF
tl.eir improvements is really amazing.
The Abbeville bulletin. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-08-24
pERFUMERY,

Such as Hair Oil; Pomads; Eau ;Da
Cologne; Rose Water; Essence Of Sweet
Drier; Essence o, Rose; Windsor Soap,
Colgate Soap 10 Bars aud others. 4
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-11-21
oPEN poAED OF BRCKERs-3 IN.


MoNDAY, Nor. 20--P y.
Gold closes az liC1 a lft,, and dull.
Government stocks continue firm with a moder-
ate business. Tie miscellaneous shares are strong
and in many eases higher. The speculation in coal
stocks continues, and higher quotations orc made.
Cumberland limited, o. Schuyltill, IL and Mari
posa, IL, closing at liGN!, Railway shares were
quoted higher carly in the day. bit under the bank
abatement lost their buOyancy, and were freely oil
fcrod. North-Westcrn common sold Us high as 81
and closed at 36i. At the Second Board tho
offerings Of stock were abundant, and tho rise
Of this morning was 10 a great eXtent lost The
latest quotations ere: New-York Central, 90. a
e6f; Enc, 81. a9l}; Hudson River, l0si l0y.;
Reading lllQlH} Michigan Central, Uj0lld;
Michigan Southern 5G01S; Cleveland & Pittsburgh,
90 a933; Cleveland \ Toledo, lO2; Rock Island
IOS2 1851; North-Wcstern, Sc 49,; Ohio and
mississippi Certificates, 2982ol; Canton, 45alG;
Cumberland Coal ~ ais; Mariposa Mining Com
pany, AIalll: Quicksilver a. as schuylkin
Coal, l2@l2!; Lchieh Goal, 10.
Attention is called 10 Mr.. Van Dycks advertise
ment relative to the new gold notes Ic will issno
theIn in return for The deposit Of coin ior ,sns oil
5000, - 600, 500 and so.
These gold notes viii be received By Collectors
Of Cgstoms throughout tho Emitted States " az par
tn payment Of duties on imports They will be
received in deposit by banks; By vote of the Gold
Board they are made delivery in contracts il I
suIls not lcss than s. eco; and they ocr the guar
anty Of the Government for the eafe-looping and
return Of coin 10 parties derous Of retaining 70 OF
command. The notes Of 5000 will De made pay
able to The order Of i. II. Brdsal, and indoraec by
him. leaving it optional with holders to protect
themselves by further indoremeDts Those of
lesser amounts viii be payable 10 bearer. No in |
terest win BE- allowed for deposits Of coin; but it
- expressly stated that all "coin or bullion de-
posted for or representing the Certificates Of De
post shall be retained IN the Treasury for pay 1
lnent Of the samo on demand
Money is quoted al Sal per ccnton call, utthcre
Is little doing at t1e lower rate Tleiuterior banks
are, IN many cases, pressed for money ind
have been free borrowers in this city upon their
Government securities 20 keep Themselves a1oat
The oGchDgT Of commercial paper arc large and IN
exccss Of he capital seeking use in that direction.
High intereft Is readily made, and u IS only the
shortest and stonee names that pass al legal rates.
Tic CHANGES In The bank statement are all moderate
IL amounts but hey do moi indicate growing case
10 money.
The following shown nio condition Of the New
! OH Ciy Baaks thi. week agd last IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-11-21

EOAL At COST.
" THE NEWCASTLE
MUTUAL COAL CUMFANf
AL...........:..............S 3j3.03u.
SHARES $40 ZACH.
OFFICth-.
rre.ileut Tho Hon JOHN &. MATTER
Nice.Pfcideut WM n. JACKSON. e.o.
Tossu5-f JacoB EJsshLL CAS- cr o. =. = If,a.urs Ny
Secretary, IA &. RoDOsns.
TRUSTEES.
DAVID 8. MlsEfHs. Precedent Sew. 'u,terllia H. CO.
ions h. ULmOHS. frc.iI-ut hrioiafc ina. Go.
joHS G. MATHgH. ti&5y Co., No % OsnonA ia & ald
No. ~ Na,Au.sL.st.
WEN. JACKsOs VII Jackson Co FiNh Avenue motel.
A. NJ. BNIsGHis linpcftfr No. 20 Walker -.
a. ". GABArD Glriudrn 4 Mt-sA, no. 80 Broadway
JosEPH l.. ssALLwCJD Merchant 30. 80 Ecncr4L
CHAhLEs LrE1sAS, lWporttr, No. 90 H'w..i.
MATHEW WBITE Mitur, West nud BrlurrsfA
ALBERT WEnB, ". :. Corwin a Co, Iavutcth Z snd
Broadway
EEsy MuL-. Orkut1 Factor. Jersey City
bach share Of stoct entities ~ ho. iIl 81 oa' per
srnun at sc'nal cost. sub,cnber 10 uhs Stoci
.d bali thnr Cool 20 be- delivered once - IER ne
LFSS THAN CITY PRICES
STOCK OF the tb0vo Company NIps, PT0-p-ctls uul u
pIftculs-f an bc Rad by Brrlyng ~
" kINGSLAND, Nc. 80 Pi'"st
Uafici lu 4 % aul ntl stocks
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Markets CAnrLtr RrPoarsp ron rns \. y. THrnrSs

MONDAY, Nov. 90 1865.
ASuES-The market in firm with q moderate IL.
Cuiry; sales Of - for Pots. and 50 % for Pearls
e. COTTON-Ihe Published 'adsioeS from abroad re.
c.vpd this morning were uninyorable. and tie market
was dull and Irregular with rather u downward ten
deucv This afternoon however tho private dispatches
from Liverpool hnye been received, which dag
lstCr and much mpie encouraging Our market In
consequence closes active. lc. higher aud very
Grm NJ the improvement sales Of $500 bIes; We
uUOte ~ J!0j3c. for Hddiings.
COIFEE--i heIe Is scarcely any inquiry. and prices
IRE somewhat nominal; we hear jhot Gbo0t 500 hags
Eo palts Of three caTGUee hive been sold but are
able 10 gain further particulars.
COhIs--1ne market for domestic Is dan and prices
nave ceclWed, and OF the close have a downward
tendency ~ the supply incieasiag and tue consumpt
FLOUR AND AEAl~-Ihc market for Western
ana fstc Flour IA active; ana with favorable news
from Europe, ana better export demand prices 81.
the low grudes arc lOa lJc. better medium ana better
grades also very active but prices are irregular tho
sales arc H. 800 bbls at ~ as for Superne Staie
l0des 20 iOI Extra State QIferor TO goods G. -
- % ior Fancy State - 300r 6J for the low grndcs
Of Western Extra; 90 1O@e9 10 FIR Shipping Ohoi
~ 80 II for Trade brands and elsa SIC - iOr 81
Louis L1lras. Buckwhoat Flour Il more active and
saelbs at - a0@e5 v 100 ID. Canadian Flour is
in improved demand aud firmcT we noiIcea new brand
on the market called Superior IlaXnl the quality il
extremely band some, and note sales of Is at Sl7i
sales 10 OF 80 bbs OF e. 251S- 80 for the low grades
Of Extra aud e. Wsl2 for Trade aud Family E1tfa..
southern Flour % more actiye and Zoe. better sales
OF go bbls 81 81 90a so 20 for mye 20 good Super
iino Country Baltimore &C.. and so 30a 10 for Trade
lld Family brands Rye Flour is dull aud heavy; sales
Of % bbls., at ga 10 -. Com Meal is inactive aud
nominal
FISH-Dry Cod is firm. but the business Is only
sales Of St. Georges and Grand Bank nc e. m
e. ~ Mnckcrel arc quiet but firm. Smoked aud
plcllrd b1Trings are unchanged.
GEAIN-1he Wheat market IL less active aud irregn.
lar The unsatisfactory report Of Tie foreign news ~
published checked hn.incss aud prices Of Spring are
lover while Winter q quite irm; tho inquiry is mainly
for ml!ingi the sales nTe follows 10 400 bush good
Chicago spring NJ 81 S5t -, aud 81 600 bush. Amber
State ~ - 4Jdf 215 Barley IL dull and heavy The
,nppiy ~ liberal Barley Malt IL duh and UNCHANGED.
Jals faIy active and hrn the sales are tgo bush
'nuadian M 61c.; UnsOnnd Western at i1053c, and
stats NJ G3nG.lc Rye IL more active bni az the SIP
,ly IL liberal prices are coeicrj iheseies me 1900 bush
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-11-21
OFFICERS;


HENRY A. sMYTIIE. President o. the Central National
Bark. ,.z.,,, =, 81, n. s,.t
NOAH I. WILSON President Of the American National
FREDERICK sCHUCHARDT of sehuchaFdt Sons
NATHAN CHANDLER, Of John Munroe J. Co.. Bankers.
WM. II. TOWNSEND, Treasurer Of TIE sterling Hoa
DAyib B. TURNER ofNew-York.
F,cb share viii be entitled from the Cod mined b. he
Company IN yea e. It's prop"roul'o SHARE o. Sl
Coat 80 IA ined a. co not exceeding one IAN Ti Hae lf
III ,,oa hereo) and div rEd 81 the pro i,om The pro
dIci brvoud the amount delivered on The shares. .
Sub,cfipos for limited number Of share. r~eTiv'd ~
WILSON GIBSON Co.. No. bn roadway y. T.
The property Of this Company Is suated brtwren t town
Of srra on Pa and the Wyolng Valley Railroad ana Iohl
Co.. property, shout nib ir"l Scrnon. and hoJ us
tue ". H. Col Go. Il l. free aud uunrumoetrd az me
Co,ny las no dob. Of any Kind h Of the bet coal
proTrr; in the Valley. being estimated 70 contain seven
Millions 81 Tuus Of Coal almost The whole a when above
water ryc and capable Of producing nom lVouOlo ''o0
tyns year. g., , 49,. 49,. Il,
sod 6y tue Company for his sccoaut d receive the poh
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RccsSpts OF Pred &c.

Nov. $50 6i6 bbls Flour. to5 bblA Whisky, 20
bill Corr Meal pol Ole bush Wheat, go 76i bnsh Germ
90 IgJ bnsh oats 81 80 bush Rye 1870 bush BarleI
~ pkgs. Ashes 40 pk.s Provision. - pkgS Lard
g.5 pkgs. Oh Cake l.9-J pkcs- Butter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-11-21
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TIE SrocKHoLDER,

Published every Tuesday
GIVES LArF1 QUOTATIONS. OF ALL lNIoRiANI BOND.
AVU STOCK SECURITIES IL THE UNITED STATE
TiBVs. - PER YEAR; SINGIE CORES, 10 GENIE
Office No. ~ WILLIAM hf n. y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-11-21

DEW ARE Of n man who represents himself
- ~ Brother Jonathan. the only genuine bh0' III 10
ms STuAN FIfESfIURE has TIE s-na IRE 81 j. D.
HARLOW Co. snd Portfait II Brother loni'n.n o. e
i,ti y. pot 10. 81 Bafclay.t and 80. - Deys"' Ne"
Nors u'r.hHW. Faulkner Co.. Boston Mas
DISTASES OF the Kidneys; Chrome Cyslell',
A. Pstons afflicted with dls.a--s 0! the kidney
ltdrr " prostate aud may "afn ow To- ooein f'ei y
Lorg Island City, ~ Y
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latent AenAFyg srn,yegxy,,

iror which iett'ss patent ~rrv grained them NOV n .
The value and importance Of vi. invention b,r. "
practically tested. duriz period OF u-Ny az ~, :.
steipwsy& sons, IN oil th-r 6rdnisand hgh,sprr.l.
FanofoTtes. and aduft"d u h. the sr1t-st igitfov
10 od-rn tmrs thy now 1nuOun'r ihh they hafeets--
10 introduce tire Psteni lrsir Arpeen e,t /, -
PfaHototie man fdcfHr d by m UtaYut faere1s n
IN oder that s their patrons uoy rep the ra .d,s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-11-21
THE HARM ONY MUTU IL
COAL COMPANY.
SGOO.OOO.

Represented by the land, owned by the Company -
DIVIDED INTO 6000 SHARES. TIE PAR VALUE OF
WHICH Is FINED AT Bln EACH.
OF THESE ~ SEQ ARE APPROPRIATED BOR WORK
ING CAPITAL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-11-21


Loan, ,nd Dat. s22i "a s:s Srceie........ el2ta99
l4Jplts Deposits........ Eltig5i
Legsl Te9drfs'...''..''.''e'7, l',56e
Tots e.. 'ia. ..;.........:,... s'ols9 ~ 90, .,
C-srss or tie week Guiding Nov is....... $ 77C;0 81
for 5 r. Ss wee. v ,, Nov Nov, si.S q
There is a moderate business in Exchange upon
the following basis Bills ct 60 days on london,
lOS3 a 1857 for commercial l0S2 alO9 for bankers
do. at short sight, il0allo!; Paris at g. days
j.22l j.lS3; do at short sight, 5l6l j.i5; Ham
burg 81. 1851; Amsterdam, iOl a4o,; Frankfort,
iO3 0io, Bremen, ;Sa7S.; Prlssian thalsIs, II
az.
The steamship City Of London bring, London
adyices 10 the 9Th. Fyc-tventics We're quoted t3l
cot Illinois Central, Si!9Slsi Erie $40 ST.
Consols at so.
Frcights are fmor. Tic engagements 70 Liver
pool are 30 900 bush. Wheat at G. aCid; 80 bales
Cotton at d.; and per steamer, $1,000 bush. Wheat
or Corn az "a. To London, 1900 bush. Wheat
or Corn at Cd. and % tuns Oil Cake at 27s Gd.
The business OF the Sub-Trcasury vas: Receipts,
g, G09 800 Ol-for Customs, 500 900; Payments,
sl,7JO5 500 0Gon account of Loan, Sl,05i,OO0i Bal
ance, SGl Sl63is TO- Gold Certificates, s6jo, 100.
The Michigan Cent "ailr' trned Tor the
second week of Move
ls65 .sjOl, I35 81 g e Inc. 81 s7C 70
/. The Marietta ana L. Gnal road earned Il
second week in November:
,lf2 s2f CPS ~
! The traffic receipts Of the Philadelphia and
Reading Railroad for August, 1868, weroS ,l2 ,a5,
against $l.7O.24l in August, lS6i-a decrease Of
SO 03i The total net profit fer nine months end
ing Aug. 81, 1855, we're S2,G63,-S, against
S291j GO in the corresponding period Of the pr
yiou, years decrease Of $-62,3JJ.
The Rock Island Railroad shows a decrease Of
81 go for the stcogd week in November
The following ere The earning. of the Ohio and
Mississippi Railroad line from Cincinnati to 81.
Louis Cor October:
Eastern Division. g a 90 il tlt8Gos 50
Western DIVISION. 90. ijj.3!s ~ ia ;tje ~
Totnl ............ s372Gl7 59 sy1r. M 20
Increase Of $50. over no. -..---..-. sa4Oii -
Comparative earnings from Jan. to Oct. 81, m
elusive, il05ond 1864:
Eastern Division. 81 e5l5sb "a el,5,l 80 es
Western Division. KS GU IL l.lO1IOJ 81
Total............ ss.OnG. l33 a. e. g. es3 &c
Increase Of 800 over I5G..-..-.---- SiJT2iJ ~
Tho following are the receipts for the week end
ing Nov. II, Of the Racine and Mississippi and
Northern Illinois Railroads:
I.G5. sll5A 81 I-Gi .sI2G2' &c Inc si,eoe Il
Receipt, from Jan. 10 Nov. II:
IsC5.SClsl3S - Is5i. s5l223i /. Inc loa,si0 -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-11-21

rEHE MASON * HAMLN CABlSElG
i CANS -FORrY.FlNE iDLD OF SlLN TX MI
or other HIGHEST PREMIUMS havr been Aw ,feH .
n. W I'm .w years and IT'S tain Tie ast ~ 80
for THE BEST ISSfRCMENts o. THIS SEAiA-
CLASS.
Phaiod testimony l. presented in iheiF circuar' lfr -
than 30 of re most euliueft OF as a'd unsss, "a
country thus TIT MASON HAMLiS CAblM. W
GANo'ARE L %EQIALEn rrc.., Sll9 to ssa "A'
rnons NJ. t9d MIDWAY. New .lolk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-11-21

BonR Of he cir OF Ncs York. Joy me week sndiE9 Sa'
ardav Norf a5cy lS 1867 % Thfb Sthted @f CsP'A"
Of each hank.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-11-21

HAVE YOU SEEN NAMES BROS AZ"
PlANOs' lfnot 8, anl So d r.a 70 onss Z =, -.
f4crcrs No. $50 S-con save, cor. IW"uty nIsA lf!
splendid Piano. st olrritu prices. y. B.--tA< ''-'
sui t.nt allowed ou purchase.
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STEINyVAY e SONS.

WAREROOMS. Nos. y Z , EAST FoJRTEEslt'~
Bstwccn ni1u-. quarr gnd irving fiice, N.w'fn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-11-21
LyKEI srKiSsAv PIASoroH-y IL wARRAsrYs n, =.
TuE SPECIAL ATTENTION OF PuRcHAsrr

Amongthe many snd valuable impor.,,,
nents introduced o. Alessr 5teiusay sols IN a., =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-11-21
Mnsiral 5nstrnm.uis,
STEINWAY e. SONS 49,
~ GRAND, SQUARE AND UPRloEr
pr n o. 20 - TT, G,

a'e now acknowledged tie best hnsfam.nts IN -
we'll in Europe haylD2 tasen IhiTfgt-o PR ssns
Cold and SRt,I MeGGl, IL THE Prnipa Fair, ~,
country within the last ton yrar and IN addition ~ ~
were awarded tist frI- Medal II the (r,st ~ ",
Fxmbition Ia London 1871. for A'f'<ttui
PowERFUL. CLEAR. brilliant AsD sYxp,Y,-
with excellence Of woik I,aisnIp sAown IL n,sS lon
IuSo,. k.a
Tuyre were 269 Pianos, from all parts o. tic uo,p
Gays; - Tao
"Messrs. srEISwAr's Endorsement b, the b,.,,
phstc and STRONGER, aud more 10 tne point thss a. e.
EUROPEAN MAKER. q,
"1nis greatest triumph Of American Paao,or,.,.p
has caused Sense ioa N music rrcrs throqfeo,s -c
tinent, sDd As result tie A.e-sr, sTEISvAYsrs, ~
receipt OF order. rOm Europr. tins au gur itia,
IL tue history Of American fiauolostes By cr,sa- -
su n cf- offXp0rf." -
tyEIY STEiSgAV PIAsoroRTy u WARRASrya a.,
lEAus - m
Amongthe many snd valuable Imports, .
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-s372GH 59 s2lr M ~
Increase Of 80. over roo .--.---.--. :.i.Oil -
Comparative earnings from Jan. to Oct. 81, N
,iusivc IgO5oud 1864:
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-12-29
Working too Hard.

Go into the dwelling houses of Chicago, as
the male head of the family reaches the fire.
side, and you shall see man tired out. He
viii hang up his hat with sigh, and drop in
TO the chair with groan. He will, perchance,
brush up and fuss up, and take off in COM
pnance with social @invite," and return be-
tween eleven and twelve with the eIast straw
on his back that breaks it with WEAKNESS and
fatigue. iallitaa a n - : -.
Go into this mans store next day. and Won
will see a man on the jump, driven with bns;-
ness, on fire with avarice, thrilled To his fin
gers ends with ambition, and tired ont -
Through all the spnghtliness and vivacity that
lights his face and hghtens his step, Won shall
read the unmistakable signs of a tired-out
man. Occasionally he pauses. and the hand
writing on the countenance comes sadly out.
and you read the record of a wearied, over.
worked man. Now and then, in a moment of
respite, he will lean against the desk or the
doorway, and look abstractedly on the floor,
or complain to his companion, of pain in his
back. 81 = -
y There can be no manner of doubt, then.
that our business men are going it too strong,
They should rein in their ambition. check
their greed for gain, and give themselves more
10 quieter pursuits and recreative sports
Their desire to get rich is eating up their vi
Iaiity, SO that when the riches come they will
Drng an exhaustion that prevents their en-
Joyment. Their ambition to buy and sell on
great scale is consuming their physical
strenstn SO that they will presently be unfit
tea Ior tne satisfactions that buyiuo and sail
ing secure. All work and no play breaks the
constitution and dwarfs the mind. Ali busi-
ness and no books wear the body and deaJan.
the BRAIN Chicago Journal
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-12-29
Business Wonfed.

Business Wanted.
A LIGHT, respectable business wanted-one that
IA would give out OF door exercise preferred Those
answering Will please state kind of business profits
amount Of capital necessary and all other needf in
formation; Address WILLIAM GARDNER,
decl9 d4w* ,-t--rr <r Box 1858 P. o.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-12-29
MIDDLE-AGED MEN.

There are many men at the age of thirty who are
troubled with too frequent excavations from the blad-
der often accompanied by q slight smarting burn
ing sensation and weakening the system in manner
the patient cannot account for. On examining the
urinary deposits ropy sediment will often be found,
and sometimes small particles Of semen or albumen
will appear, the color will be Of thin mksh hue,
again changing to a dark and turbid appearance.
There many men who die OF this dfnculty, ignor-
ant of the cause, which is the
SECOND STAGE OF SEMINAL WEAKNESS.
can warrant a perfect cure IN such cases. and a
full and healthy restoration OF the urinary organs
Persons, who cannot personally consult the Dr.,
can do SO by writing, in plain manner description
of their diseases, and the appropriate remedies will
be forwarded Immediately.
All correspondence strictly confidential, and win be
returned, ii desired.
Address: DIR. j. b. HUGHES,
No. 5 Temple Street (corner Of Middle
Street, Portland. Me
ng- Send Stamp for Circular.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-12-29
CAUTION TO THE PI1rLIC.

Every intelligent and thinking person must know
that remedies handed out for general use should have
their efficacy established by well tested experience in
the hands of q regularly educated physician whose
preparatory studies fits him for all the duties he must
iull; yet the country is flooded with poor nostrums
and curealls. purportng to be the best in the world
are not only useless, but always injurious. The un
fortunate should be PARTICULAR in selecting his
physician. 1t is lamentable yet incontIovert-
able fact, that many syphilitc patients are made
from inexperienced physicians in general practice;
for it is point generally conceded by the lest syphi
ographers, that the study and management of these
who would be competent and successful i'm their treat
ment and cure. The inexperienced general Iraetit-
Toner, having neither opportunity nor time TO make
himself acquainted with their pathology, commonly
pursues system Of treatment in most cases max
ing an ndisermnate Of that antiquated and dan
gerOus weapon, the Mercury.