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The Portland daily press., 1865-10-27

+ Ia a "a ~ A0CI1Sbdiy III Lie 4IedSufys4t
The subscriptions already made, for which
notes are in transitu, will be recognized. MA
Oyer1D0 Virginians have been parloned by
the President this week. 1t is probable that
the Southern States will now be attended to
in rotation, Virginia leading. GaeR
The Naval Court Martial, with Vice Admir-
al Farragut as President, is to convene here on
the LIST Of November. They viii have before
it Lieut.. Col Marston, the Oldest officer, one
excepted in the Marine Corps, on charge Of
Hsuins for private purposes, bounty money de-
posted in his hands by raw recruits. y
q The Court will also try Commodore Craven
under the 10th section of the Sd article Of war,
which requires an officer to do his utmost to
OEertake and capture or destroy any vessel
which it is his duty to encounter He is
charged with neglecting this: the rebel ram
B8pnewall having been in the harbor of Ferrol
while he was in proximity as commander Of
the Niagara, the Sacramento, another ship of
war being in port at the same time to aid him.
1t is said that the Stonewall sent challenge,
which he declined to accept. ~ -
The Tunis Ambassador arrived here this
evening accompanied by Secretary Seward.
The distinguished visitors are the guests Of the
government.
The President, to-day, gave audience to
delegation of gentlemen representing the in
terests of the Union Pacific Railroand Com
pany. dsilea5 300 sss5s ~ s. .arsgsssf
t9sThe Secretary of the Treasury, Secretary of
the Interior and Col. Simpson of the Topo-
graphical Engieeer Corps, were present at the
interview in connection with the business that
brought the delegation to this city.
The President has taken no action, as vet.
on the findings and sentence of Werz. II
The Board Of Trade of the District of Col
umbia, just established here, was fully organ
lied tonight. III cx nHgl 1sgNLf ~
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LARGE SALE OF LINEN AEDDBY co6n,

LARGE SALE OF LINEN. AEDDaY Goous.
-E. M. Patten viii sell tomorrow, without
reserve, at his auction room, the largest lot of
dry goods that has yet been offered in this CITY.
This lot includes a splendid line Of linen goods
of all descriptions, such as are wanted for
personal and domestic purposes. Also large
assortment of wooden goods, suitable for the
approaching season, consisting of heavy cloths
for overcoats, blankets, &c. The goods may
be examined to-day, and they are worth look
ing at. The sale will commence at 10 O'Clock,
and be continued at half past two in the af-
ternoon
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~ ~ A. TREUTLEls, Architect late Of
F; II wishes important information, be should
\ DIv rit 10 the Bitor OF the "Vosssche Zeitung,"
at Berlin VN@@o-H'
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Sanitary Precautions q. Ne.s Yoyk.

a d NEW YORK, Oct, 26. a
The Commissioners of Health, together with
the Mayors of Cleveland, Jersey City, Brock
Ign and other health officers, met to-day to
adopt precautionary measures against the in
PRODUCTION of the cholera. A resolution was
adopted to ask of the several governments a
site for hospital for the detention OF patients
and passengers from vessels infected with
cholera. HIS ~ {afh,
The report of cas- IS of cholera in Brooklyn
was denied by DR.. Sayne.
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ID The Dooh rrsas.

- -IflFc 20 II CIV ORk, Oct. lY6. n
At 10 A. M. to-day the Algonquin was ahead
of the Winooski 1888 times. It appears that
the Winooski's throttle valves have not been
wide open according to the rules, and Mr..
Dicl1erson threatens to stop his engines if this
course Is persisted in,
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TEETH TEETH Trrwu !.

DR.. d. still continues to Extract Teeth by ELEc-
TRICKY WITHOUT PAIN. Persons having lie ayed
teeth or stunps they wish to have removed Cor rset-
ting he would give polite invitation TO eaIl.
Superior ELECTRO MAGNETIC MACHINES for sale
for hmny use, with thorough instructions. ~
Z DIR. ID. can ACCOMMODATE q lew patients with board
and Treatment at his lADuse. rf.7-f 4
Office hours from o'clock A. ". to ~ NJ; from
to 8 p. NJ, and to in the evening.
Consultation free. nov1tf
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EDw'D M. PATTEN, AuctiOncer, II Exchange 81.
Real Estate ON Fore and India Sts.,
arU of AnefiOn

ON WEDNESDAY, Nov. g. at halt past twelve
~ O'clock, on the premises, Indi1, between Mid lie
and Fore SITS. viii be sold the block of wooen dwell
ings numbered IA and 1G, together with he land.-
The buildings are of modern build, two stored, aud
containing II rooms each, in Ia rough pair, ami
have always commanded good tenants, win be sold
together or separately the purchasers may DESIRE
Land about % feet on India. by 100 in depth. ESQ
Immediately after will be sold a lot Of Land on the
northerly side Of Fore India St. 1G on Fore
by about A. in depth. slf sN .0.
For particulars call on the Auctioneer. at'
nofSQ ~
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Who have cold hants and feet; weak stomaehs lame
and weak backs; nervous and sick headache; dizss-
ness and swimming In tho head, with indigestion and
constipation ofthe bowels; pain In the side and back;
leucorrhea. Tor wites); falling Of the womb with IN
ternal cancers; juniors, polyPus and all that long
train Of diseases viii find in Electricity
Of cure. For painful menstruation, too profuse
menstruaton, and an of those long line OF troubles
with young ladies', Electricity is certain specific.
and win, in short time, restore the sufferer to the
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EDw'D NJ. PATTEN, Auctioneer, 70 Exchange st.
~ SneciaI Sale of Dry Goodsi

ON SATURDAY, October 18th, 1865, at 10 A. N.
" and q p. NJ, and continued from day 70 day un-
til the entire eek Is sold. This stock Is valued at
over $4,000, and in it viii be found the finest and
best assortnen OF goods ever offered at euct on in
this city, consisting in part follows, viz. 800 Brown
Linen Table Cloths Of al sizes l,CC0 Bleoched
Double Satin Damask Linen Table Cloths. same suit
able for extension tables, and tn. finest goods M
ported; 200 dozen and double Satin Danlask Lin
en- Napkins; 500 dozen double Damask Doylies; 20
pieces CT II and "a beached and brown Table Linz
en- suitable for hotels AMI boarding houses; 20 pces
94 lea, la and 1874 Linen Sheetings; 20 IoeessS
ID Ga Pillow Case Linen; $50 pieces - heavy Fam
lily Linen; $50 pieces ~ Stirling Linen, Richard
son Manufacture; $50 doz. Diaper and huckabuck
loyelsi Scotch Diapers Birds Eye Diapers, Ladies'
ana Gents Handkerehiefs, Russian and American
Ssashes French and American 81 Spreads; Broad
elotns, Beaver Cloths, ca shneres, Pilot Clothsi
Shrts ana Drawers; Water-Proof Cloths Balmoral
SSiiEts; Wool Table Covers; 5OJpars Wool Blankets;
win great many other articles too numfrOu TO
mention. Also, Cashmere Square and Long ShGws
- Inc above stock may be examined the day before
the SALE and every article warranted perfect.
oct25 dtd -Iit
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INTERN ATroNAL HOTEL. = We were in
formed yesterday that Mr.. Lewis, the propri-
etor of the American Hotel, Boston, had taken
lease of the international Hotel in this city.
We hope it Is *. He win make 1t as popular
as any person living can. = : =
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Sale of Forfeited Goods !

oct2O-a, se,ss&s1 43y4 1s9s - T177 =
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BY TELEGRAPH,
TO THE DAILY PRESS.
TWO DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival of she Africa at HaIifa.,
HALIFAx. NJ g oct

W0I l1lA N m Loo
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! : ARREST IA lad named John Mckay was
arrested last evening on suspicion of having
broken into dwelling house on Union Street,
and stolen there6ronl a small sum Of money g
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Auction Sales.
E. NJ. PATTEN, AuctiODeer, II Exchange Street.
Real Estate corner India ana Sum-
ner Sts., ct Auction.

ON SATURDAY, Oct. 2eth, at u ~, on the
~ premises, S. East corner o. Jndia ana Sumner
SIS Will be sod-the lot being about AZ ieet ON In
t t street, and % feet ON Sumner ST., together win
Immediately after the above Inc two building lots
Su'nner by 40 in depth. III ~
Oct 2t--dtd
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h'i COLLECTORS OFFICE,
.. iTIaTErf,r on POprf i'm a.yr, TTAr nfOrr,

.n COLLECToR'S OFFICE, r
DISTRICT OF PORTLAND AND FALMOUTH
Portland, Sept nber e. 1885, a
FT1HE following described Merchandise having been
forfeited for violation of the Revenue Laws Ct the
United States public notice OF said seizures having
been given anil no claim TO said goods having been
made, they viii be sold at Public Auction, at tho
Office OF the U. S. Appraisers, 19S Fore Street, on
TUESDAY, October 31st, 1865, at II o'clock A.
NJ, to wit:
4 l Keg Powder: Bag Coffee; Bbl. Molasses: 1
Bundle Cloth; B5l. Molasses; Bottles Brandy; 3
Chronometers; BbI., Bag, and Firkin Sugar; 1
Bbl, Molasses; Kegs Tamarinds; / Bbl. Cloves.
p ISRAEL WASHBURN, JR.,
e-nr1l .s1e-fef- taf OoLLEcroR.
Sept q, is65.-d1awtd -l-s..r
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SOCIAL AssEMBLY.-There viii bc dance
this evening at Lancaster Hall Music by
Raymond's Q1iadrilie Band. For particulars
see advertisement. s sssss.o , "a ~ s,5s 40 IS
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MuNro1PAI COURT q /, !. o 8, IT,, az q.

Patrick Kelley, for drunkenness and dis
tarbanee, paid fine Of three dollars and
costs..i sslt8fs8 90 no adsoW sldnHlay sssasssiI
3 William Caqsen pleaded. guilty to a search
and seizure process, and paid the statute fine
81 $ZO ana costs. N Aat n 1aM .n9lk rs.
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Friday Morning, October 27, 1866.
PORTLAND AND HfcINTTE.

go Ad0sstisers wM beaeat themsesces. as ,seEgas
us, By sending in Assis aiyertssnleats
o an earty hoar IN the dan
rev Advertisements To-Day. u h
AUCTION COLUMN. ara
iiousenold Furniture at Auction--E. III. Patton
SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN. af S
Wanted-A Wet Nurse.
NEW ADvERTIsEMENT COLUMN.
E ran sor Sale or Exehange-c a. kennaro. Il
4 an and Winter Opening-Mrs Gusnnsn. -
portland and Penobscot River-rsn arrange
Tor Sale-Groccry Stand. 3e 5.t ~. IS
" anted-A Man to Cut Meas. ,.5tis,s.5ts ,.f,.. +.
Match for $4,000 at Forest city Park.
Wanted-Boys
For Sale-County Rights.
U. S. Cotton saIe-J. Il. Draper, Aucsionecr.
Wanted, Purchasers Inventors Exchange. lh1
The Portland daily press., 1865-10-27

A dispatch from Rome denies that any
movement of French troops has yet taken
place, The Papal Minister of War Las, how
ever received a notification from the French
Government that the army of occupation will
be concentrated at Rome, Civita, Vecchia and
Viterbo, In January. .ns 81 -
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Farm end stock tor Sale,

THE subscriber offers ter s. le his farm, situated
Il in Gray, one mile and a half from the eorncr. 1t
contains about 81 ao cs Of land divided into tiage,
pasture and wood land. II has on IL a story and q
half house, we'll finished, and In good repair, togeth-
er with barn and other usual 0ut-bundings., Thore
is mill privilege ON the farm, with good supply OF
water.
He WIN also sell yoke Of oxen, two cows, two
horses, and ether stock. Terms liberal Enquire ON
the eI premises uses \ roe, s,.g GEO. DOLLY.
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Dissolution of Copartnership-

HE partner i hsretqfEs v existing ged s5 tgs
-, ,j;ssolyed BY the retirement of Mr.. Parker L.
rIesyeland the stress hereto ere conducted BY
JeTo will bo continued BY MIR. Frederck Il. Hale,
.s,der fLe same firm name Ct Clsaveland Co
u"S-i = ~ PARilElt l.. CLfANELAND,
.uf FREDERICK f. HALE.
Portland, Oct q, 1865. OeS5dlw
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CoD,,,ing Pictures
Notice.

FTNHE Annual Meeting Of the Portland Ho5tHS eef
il raj Society will be held at the AssesssSI oct
new City Building, on MONDAY EN a. enssrn,
3Oth inst at "a O'clock wlen officers ol % teams.
year i'll be chosen, and such other o"''1
acted as may legally be brengns sscKETT, sec'y.
Portland. Oct q, 1se5.-diw
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From whiel, the floating debt OF the Com
pany, of $4,000, should be deducted, which
VIII leave sse6OOo as the Company property.
I The stock Of the P. & Z. +. r. Co. will con-
sist of tie bonded debt and interest, say $780,
900, which VIII be about two-thirds Of the
value of the P. & R. R. R. Co
Whenthe expense attending the location Of d
railroad through so populous district, as that
from Saco River into Portland, is considered,
all rnlustbe satisfied, that the estimate of its
value is placed at, allow figure. The con
strllcsion account of the York G. Cumberland
Railroad exceeded 81, 100000.
The estimate for the completion Of the Port
land & Rochester Railroad from Portland to
Rochester, even at the present prices OF labor
and materials, win be within $4,000 per mile.
Should the work be completed at thatirate, it
will be built at less cost per mile to the pres
emit company than any other railroad Of equal
ength in New England, with the exception of
The Hartford & Springfield Railroad. 81
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3 On and after Monday next the steamer Reg
ulator win make but two trips per week to and
from Bangor on Mondays and Fridays. See
advertisements 81 IS baiiaI - fasi sEafsz p
The Portland daily press., 1865-10-27

ITO those wishing to engage in a profitable bust
Il ness; BY calling for Agent at the Au1erican
House, or addressing p o. Rox SEQ Portland Maine,
you can obtain most profitable agency. for some Of
the INST popular works out
Oct 20, 1s6S-d2ws
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p CHANGE OF TIME Those who are accus-
toned to travel on the York &c Cumberland
Railroad wi1llsee by anotice in another column
that a change in the departure and, arrival of
the trains will take place on and after Mon
The Portland daily press., 1865-10-27

: Madrid, Oct. 13.-There was great in
crease in cholera here yesterday. There were
$40 cases and IT'S deaths during the day. A
general panic prevails. sa @ es5
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EDWARD M. PATTEN, AueIioaecr,
12 Exchange Stress.
Household Furniture at Auction.

ON MONDAY, Oct. 80, OF 10 A NJ, at House Nc.
va Free corner Of Oak ST., VIII be sold ply Su-
DINING Gard, Pembroke, and Center Tables; Chairs,
S9nas, Diyan Bedsteads, bureaus Mirrors, Beds,
Ware, Kitchen Furniture, &C., together with gen-
eral assortment Of housekeeping altces
Atl2 o'clock, PIANO, in Rosewood Csse-Chick-
ering maker. -..f.. La '..-..1I.-
Oct Add
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linen Sheets.

Onh PAIRS LINEN SHEETS at one-half first
OVDtB cost, tbe ebearest thing IN TIE msrket ior
Towels, at the Auction store OF W. q 1885 AV'
Federal St. l., oehu%"
The Portland daily press., 1865-10-27

I The King and Queen of Portugal arrived at
Paris and proceeded thence to Brussels.
The Portland daily press., 1865-10-27

q The cholera was diminishing in Madrid
There were IS deaths and $40 cases on the
18th, and 80 deaths ont Of a6S attacks on the
18th. The number Of cases on the 18th was
The Portland daily press., 1865-10-27
Nv Electricitv

The Rheumatic. the equity, the lame and TIE
lsap with low ana me We with Tie agility and electric
iy Of youth; the heate, eraid Is cooled the host-
moved; hintness converted 10 yigor, weakness to
strength; the blind made to see II eea 70 leeL ana
the pasied form to move upright tle olemishes o.
youth are obliterated tic ACCIDENTS o. mature ME
prexened; the caamities Of old ago obvatcd ana an
active circulation maintained
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from Washinaton.

Fa Is hr1s6 WASHINGTON, Oct. 20.
The President. to-day appointed E. A. Rol-
Inns Commissioner of the Internal Revenue,
vice William Orion, whose resignation goes into
effect on the first Of November.
ID. @. Whitman, Chief Clerk Of the Bureau
of Internal Revenue, has been appointed Dep
uty Commissioner in place of MI. Rollins.
The Secretary of the Treasury to-day ad-
dressed the following to Fl. H. Van Dyck, As
sistant Treasurer at New York: aThe sub
scriptions for S50,000,000, five twenty bonds
being full, Assistant Assessors and National
Danks win receive no further subscriptions af-
ter this telegram comes to their notice.
g 3, tSigned) Fl. McCULLocH,
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1,....l.aa ! Roohester. hsiiFoad oo nj

The Directors of the Portland & Rochester
Railroad Company held meeting on Che 24th
inst, at which N. L. Woodbury., ESQ.,, was
elected Presidents and Lewis Pierce, Esq, See
rotary.
The following is the estimate made of the
property belonging to the Company: = i1', ,s..
Is "a miles railroad to Saco River, at ~ 3. !.
3 sS0, 900 per Inile,,gl z - s5e15OO
s CO River and Reebeste,r' ',1s'o1A - $4,000
2 locomotives, iitsa9lfs q q % 1900
2 passenger cars, p ta', I, s.9i S,O00
3box cars, at 800 each, 5i.iisi 5, SoJ
70 platform cars, at 5000 each, l9'o0 guy
2 lots of land, gTsg8 sslixA SIM l'zVV
81 iafai s6S1, 900
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AIDES e and see se es than an tb S est s y he
~ ly DANA m, 10 Federal So. ocltd2w
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1865-08-05

New Hampshire street,
LAWRENCE, KANSAS
FRED. r. LASHER, Pgoprietor.
This House is entirely new. having been cree
ted expressly for
FIRST CLASS HOTEL,
By Capt James Christian, Of this city. It Is
pleasantly located in the central part of the city
and Is furnished in the most complete manner.
The Proprietor assures the travelling public that
no pains or expense win be spsred to make this
house second to none IN the western country.
Stages leave daily for al parts Of the State.
Farley's fine new omnibus viii always be in
readiness TO convey passengers to and from the
cars. $500
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1865-08-05
Curiosity Seekers in Washington.

A Washington correspondent of the
Times writes:
Ford's Theatre inside presents scene OF
the greatest confusion. All the properties,
Wardrobes, furniture, etc., are piled upon
the stage, preparatory to packing and re-
moving. The purchasers propose to pay
$4,000 to Mr.. Ford this week, when the
property will be conveyed to them. Strangers
in the city are continually calling and ask.
ing admission to the building; but thus far
none have been admitted, save a few mem
bers of the press. Notwithstanding the
close surveillance of the guard who have
had the theatre in charge, the building has
been roughly used. Curiosity seekers have
completely whitfield away the bench on which
''Peanut john sat whilst holding Booths
horse, aud about yard square has baen
cut away from the green-room carpet, SUR
rounding the spot where Booth feet struck
when be jumped upon the stage, after shoot
ing the President. One of these curious
visitors entered the saloon adjoining the
theatre, where Booth took his last drink OF
brandy Just before he murdered Mr.. Lin
coin. The visitor inquired of the barkeep-
or: 'Have you the same bottle on hand out
Of which Booth drank on the night of the
assassination" eyes, Sir" ''And the
same brandy in it7'' eyes, SIR "Can
I have drink of that same brandy out of
that same bottle?" eyes, Sir" Let's
have it." The visitor tastes the brandy,
makes a wry face and continues: "And
that's the came brandy that Booth drank?'
Eyes, Sir.' "Well, don't wonder that
he killed the President. A drink of that
brandy would make man kill his grand
mother"
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1865-08-05

Henry Clay was spending few weeks at
the White Sulphur Springs in the mountains
of Va. Old DR.. Rsgland, his school-mate
IN the slashes of Hanover, walked seven
miles over the mountains to see him. On
. lovely day, while Henry Clay was seated
beneath the shade of the widely spreading
oaks that sdorn the grounds of that beauti-
full Watering Place, surrounded by host
of friends, both gentlemen and ladies, who
were enchanted BY the eloquenoe Of his con-
Yersation, up steps DR.. Ragland, dressed in
a hunting-shirt and moccasins, a strap of
leather round his loins, to which dangled a
butcher knife and his rifle on his shoulder,
and pack of hounds at his heels.
s'Well, Henry, how are YOU'RE said he.
81 do not think" said Mr.. Clay, II can
call your name, just now"
'Don't you remember Bill Ragland9"
civilian Raalsadl Is this you2''
'sAll that's left of me, - said the DR..
After some conversation, the DR.. said:
"Well, Henry, how is it? When we
were school boys, / could out-spell you,
oUt-eypher you, out-run you, and throw
you down; and now, you are man that the
nation is proud to honors and just see what
I sm.'
"Ahl' said Mr.. Clay, .that can be easily
accounted for folEos0sd men, and you fol-
toced dogs"
need not add that the friends of Mr..
Clay enjoyed the scene hugely.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1865-08-05
Female physicians in PhiIadeIphIa.

Female Physicians in Philadelphia.
The annual report of the Female Medical
College of Pennsylvania shows that, des-
pits all preiudics and opposition, the iusti-
tuition is becoming useful. Il is now in the
sixteenth year of its existence. The class
of Ie64,5 comprised twenty thrse students
Off graduates many are NOW in successful
practice in various parts of the country.
The managers, in their annual report, say:
Complications which are made for the
services of these graduates in schools and
public institutions evince that the posses
sion of a thorough medical education is al
ready appreciated as an instrument of pow
or and 8 means of extended usefulness.
One young lady, who graduated in 1864,
and entered into practice in connection with
9 brother established as q physician, in
forms US that already her practice yields
her more than one hundred dollars month.
Another, who few years ago settled in
small town where she was known and re-
spectsd, now commands all the practice she
desires, and ia compelled to refuse much
that she might obtain. She has achieved
for herself Independence and position.
Another is successfully in practice with z
former prsceptor; still another with her
husband, physician; and of others in vari
GUS parts Of the country we learn that sue
cess and enjoyment are attending the sphere
Of usefulness they have chosen"
The Philadelphia North American says:
"It may not be amiss to remark here that
there are some six or eight regular female
physicians in this city whose daily practice
is equal TO that of the average Of male ply
sicians. One of them keeps three horses
in constant use. In the records of the Board
of Health it is patent that, in the monthly
reports Of obstetrical cases, she is almost in
variably near to the highest number on the
list-t6e number of births being required
by law to be registered, SO that these things
speak for themselves. Dr.. Ann Preston,
Professor of Physiology and Hygiene, in
the Pennsylvania Female College, holds
diplomas from Paris, and like DR.. Mary J.
Scarlet, Demonstration of Anatomy in the
same college, has handsome practice"
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1865-08-05
GENERAL PRODUCE DEALERS,
ssons warshouss. asar ths Bridgs.

LAWRENCE, - KANSAS.
We pay cash for Hides, Cotton, Wool, Hemp
and Tobacco. Or if parties prefer it, viii re-
ceive and ship direct to any of the Eastern
markets on their account, charging them = small
commission, and make liberal advances on
Gonsignments.
Hon. S. J. Crawford, Gov. of Kan, Topeka,
Capt. J. R. Mcclure. A. O. III. Fort Riley,
Messrs. Robbinsss& Collier, Council Grove,
Messrs. Waskey & Hurst, Emporia,
McDonald & Bros, Fort Scott,
Carney & Stevens, LeaSenworth.
W. l.. Aaustin & Co. st. Louis,
NOrthup & Chick. New York
w. 81. Chick d Cor, Kansas CITY,
W. 81. Moore & Co., Fort Unio n, N. NJ
P,S.. Freight can now be shipped through
from La wrence to all points East. and oiee UeTsa
Lawrence. Kans., March IA. 1865. S77-sm