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The Portland daily press., 1865-09-19

REMovAL.-N. s. Gardiner has removed to
the store on Middle Street recently occupied
by Feutchwanger aad Zunder, which he has
ntted up in fine style and filled with splendid
assortment of goods suitable for the season.
he has an experienced cutter, who handles
sne snears with much skill and taste; and
tnose VINO have garments made at this estab-
nsfment viii have no reason to be dissatisfied.
Here may also be found an assortment of ready
nAaae clothing which cannot fail to suit all
tastes.
The Portland daily press., 1865-09-19

THE attention of those who have perlna-
nently lost their hair is directed to the adver-
tisement of 81. 81. johnson in another column.
He has numerous and respectable testimonials
of the efficacy Of his Reproduction. .aseIo 80
The Portland daily press., 1865-09-19
Yario,.s llama.

2 %. 'D's'r New. YORK, Sept. 49,.
The rise gold to-day was owing to an. in-l
creased demand for foreign exchange and an
5Ir.awA lPRoVIEcEToyN, Mass, Sept, Is. S
The brig Q. Il. Frost, from Philadelphia
with Goa, went ashore near Highland Light
this morning. Vessel and cargo a total loss.'
The captain and one man were saved
The Portland daily press., 1865-09-19

PosTPoEED.-The Organ and Vocal Con-
cert, which was to have been given at the
Congress Square Uniyersalistt Church this
evening, is unavoidabIy postponed for short
time. Due notice viii be given when it is to
ocme of. - n II
The Portland daily press., 1865-09-19

s THE ALLEGHANIANs.-T This troupe Of Bell
Ringers and Vocalists will give their only con-
cert in this city this evening at Lancaster Hall.
Look out for rush. ob.seig z bns uir ID =
The Portland daily press., 1865-09-19

DEsERrER ARREsrED. = Officers Charl-
ton and Gertz yesterday arrested a man for
wnom the military officers have been looking
for some time, for deserving from the Engineer
Corps, He was locked up.
The Portland daily press., 1865-09-19
Tuesday Morning, September 10, 1856.
PORTLAND AND HICLNTTE.
New Adverli.emen.s TO

rev advertisements To-DS
NLff AUc1IoN COLUMN.
q. s. Cotton Sales-J. II. Dreapr q 20
House-Henry Bailey s. Co.
AMUgEMENT COLUMN
Postponed-Ofgan Concert
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
Rosfn for sale--U. r. S. Rice O. w.
Lost-A Portemonnaie =
Commercial College,. n. Brown.
Seizure of Goods-Israei Washour u or'
Rife Shooting @.
House for Sale-201 Congress sc.
Saddle for Sale-E. p. Merrill.
Johnson's Reproduction. ~ Ah33iA A
The Grand Boat Race Postponed.
New FIRM. M. Dyer 81 Co. .aA 8lufeiTts
The Portland daily press., 1865-09-19
Normal.

Clubs, 1-L2Ial4l5IeI7IsIs Total.
Crescent, 4 LllI.ol-5d 81 sltsl II So
Normal L6 i7ls ~ III t2ll2 50
Hastings of the State Normal Club made a
home run. Time of game, three hours and a
quarter. Umpire, Mr.. Merriman, of Bowdoin
College nine. Scorer, Thomas w. Baldwin, of
the Crescent Club i4s3aieTa
The Portland daily press., 1865-09-19
TEETH / TErrHe. RI TEETH g m i

Or. D. still continues to Extract Teeth by ELEc,
TRIofFF WITHOUT PAIN, Persons having decayed
teeth or stumps they wish to have removed for reset
ting he would give polite Invitation to call - 3
Superior ELECTRO MAGNETIC MACHINES for sac
for family use, with thorough instr lctions. "a
DR.. ID. can accommodate q lew patients with board
and treatment at his house. -
Once hours from o'clock A. w. to ~ M. from
to p. NJ, and to in the evening. .,ssis
Consultation free. s13dR NIP s'aii4 noy1tt
The Portland daily press., 1865-09-19
NOTICE. a Z
Beaak 3, of Cssna6erlassd..

VIE Stockhob lers OF the Bank OF Cumberland are
- hereby not fed that dividend of five per cent.
render oftheir Certificates Of Stock in exchange for
Deruncates M sfThe Cumberland National Bank Of
Portland, Sept. IS, 1865. sep14d4w
The Portland daily press., 1865-09-19
SOLDIERS, REST


List Of men who have passed through the
City and have stopped at the Soldiers Rest
during the Week ending Sept. 18th, 1865:
Clark Allen, X, ID
sept. iitn. Sergt Il M Sturtevant, II, 14th Me Vols
Jerry Warren, Recruit nth s Inf q
Sergt Fuller q, 14th Me Vols ~ ,isiia
.. -. Jos phi Clough, ID, I"
SSeps' i5tn. Darius blanchard q Navy
sept. 18TH Sergt ID S Worcester 14th Me Vols "a II a
VIM Danah, A. 1stN H HI Art
So. u M Crosby, G, Goth Me Vols lsssiiasl
sept. 10Th. VIM Calhoun, d, 91st N Vols
Sept, 18th. %$ Horton Taaei K, 1t Ne Art
fIl7 Q Perry, T, 1900 s8i Il zsi
WmJ Wood, K,
"a John e %a9s. q e. a.. u '.4l a''
az I" Sergt Houston, F, t sf
HI b oyes, F, "na SID yde5ei
3" III j Roach, F, "errsfft.y az
se- &C." L Davis, +,
AA-ss LF Howard, c, 4" " iesAa *s"l
5 Whole number accommodated during the week
20. HENRY Imam, 4 = 8 ri
iaeit Capt. and A. Q. M, U. S.iA.
The Portland daily press., 1865-09-19
For Sale.

"a HOUSE and lot at Woodford'ss Corner. The
- mouse contains rooms. There Is a good cellar
water size Of lot, ono acre. For beauty Of oeaton
II Is unsurpassed Price $500; 300 can remsin ~,
mortgage. Apply to Z. HIGGINS, p q K Denot
or ala ~ T. lir.a CAPT RAf,KI VEIs NR'',
sept lS-du at the Corner
The Portland daily press., 1865-09-19

"They are all talented and gifted performers
and high and blessed mission is theirs. going
from city to city AN, and from from village, to village,
speaking to inc great e ae aIsS Of
and again in the sweet and soothing strains ~
beauty-they are ministers of good, reapine N i,
fields which the same truth, dressed in stern.
er garb, would leave sleeveless"
The Portland daily press., 1865-09-19

NE ives erly part of the Brick House on the COR
snn,nner Of India and Sumner SITS, containing i've
I,ssneo rooms, With hard and soft water gas nx-
ptess cement 9. sllar floor, &c. Rent $255
Apply at the House, or to iaoi iel II hs9'
,galrsga JOSEPH BLANCHARD, -Ig
Sept 14-dis1w# "a
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.Age1ats Wo1ated

i AIDES or Gentlemen. Something new and ,,o,,
World sha me finest Steel Engravings in Ne
WIN. GRACE & CO.. ie1 Ns,ad,o G.
10 Box 1882 Portland, Me. 4V sen mlaele 81
The Portland daily press., 1865-09-19

THE Atlantic Base Ball Club do not play
their Intended match with the Lowell Club of
Boston, until the 25th inst. ss5fS
The Portland daily press., 1865-09-19

NEW YORK, Sept 49,
Cotton 7frmer; sales alOo bales Riddlihg Uplands
Flour-State and Western duh and al 1oc lower =
sales 1890 bbs. State 80 a co. Round Hoop Ohio
500 10 20. Western 70 q 90. Southern heavy
and lower; sales $50 bbls. at 25 q II co. Canada
q loo lower; sales 200 bbs at 90 "a 10 75s 9aHEa
Wheat dull and q 20 lower sales 43 900 bushels
Chicago Spring "a q 1S9. Amber Milwaukee SO.
Winter Red Western, good, IS. Amber State, new,
Corn-heayy for unsound and firm for sound; sales
e. 900 bushels. Mixed Western SS4 a S95c and 9Oc
for high mixed nearly yellow. FL
, Qats-searce and nc higher; sales at IS d SIC,
Realistically sales z26 hbls. tkYE a}5iAa.i
p Pssl sales ego sa bile Prime 90 2s a 20 7S
Butter--frmer; sales at Is a Acc. .s4as.-
q 80. "''e- o. - y
Rice-dull.
Sugars-steady; sales 200 hhds-, ,Muscosado 12 a
Coffee-dull. Hita N
Molasses--duli. 81 gH 5nt 19lAa7a
Naval Stores-quiet. Spirits Turpentine 1.Ob0
1 10. Faa''s1
Petroleum-frm. Crude 81 a. 36c.
Freights to Liverpool-quiet Cotton ~ steamer id.
/. r NTH0f(lsT . TT-T7STUn6 !.
- Stock Markets. 800 =
rsaaa BAG aiAlci9Ta5k a-ifrea New YoRK. Sent ia
Second Board Stocks steady. sG.IT-3
american Gold. 143S
Unked States 5-20 coupons. ..........,,..i..1 1851
United States 10-40 coupons. II GA
y -'V. ...sA .... .,.-s9}
The Portland daily press., 1865-09-19

COMMERCIAL CoLLEaE.-Our readers are
referred to the advertisement Of Mr.. r. N.
Brown, who for period of twenty-one years
has been engaged in teaching Book Keeping,
Penmanship, &c.,--fitting young men to enter
the counting rooms of merchants, and thus
initiating them in the principles Of mercan-
tile business. His success in his vocation can
be testified to by hundreds, many OF whom are
now among our first merchants.
The course of Mr.. Brown is thorough and
perfect; and it is the fault of the pupil, it after
he graduates from this college, he is not well
lifted to take his place IN any counting house.
Many young ladies have received instruction
rom Mr. B. in penrnanship and book keeping,
and have found their advantage in it. We
y can eheerfully commend the institution to the
patronage Of the public. girataao taa y n I.
The Portland daily press., 1865-09-19
Southern Pine Lumber.


DIe ~ lrIOs N eWtOn q
WILL cure the Sick in Portland, at CONG SIS
49, Slagp's Block aaily tor our Neck, be-
Ef Cures in most cases instantaneous.l \.
Acordial invitation to an who are not able 10 nav
"Without money and without price," sJs7sg1 80
No medicine Is given and no pain caused but rs
hef nom pain, from any sickness cause certain in
rev moments. augi7ti
The Portland daily press., 1865-09-19

nE 1A.AEGHANIANs To-NIGHr.-We copy
tne ioilowlns beautiful extract from the Chris
tan Advocate, complimentary to the world
renowned Alleghanians, yocalists and su,;ss
Bell Ringers, who appear at Lancaster Hon
this evening. 1t saws: - -
The Portland daily press., 1865-09-19

sis,I ahse9 Ne,v Orteaas Market.
z =, w t.s NEW ORLEANS, Sept. Is.
a 45c. 80 $50
Sugars and Molasses quiet AVIS
Frcights-active at t4c.
! ff1s aasFF 4, DIAL ,
The Portland daily press., 1865-09-19
US. NaYy Ward, Portsmouth. N. H.

IT mi .If
CoAhANDANTs OFFICE, Sept. Z, 1865.
VlHE us. Steamers @Dawn," and 'Monticello,"
IL and the Schooner 'sT. A. Ward" will be sold at
Public Auction, on MONDAY, Sept. %, 1865, at II
O'clock M5 et this Yard. " -Iaf'H
The "DaHn," Is screw steamer, with two masts,
schooner-rigg ed; one vertical engine; diameter Of
cylinder, IS inches; stroke Of piston, 30 inches.
Registered Dimensions per new tonnage law
length 1854 feet; breadth 1851 feet depth 9.61 eet.
The sMonticello'' Is q screw steamer, with two
masts, schooner rugged; one vertical engine dame
ter OF cylinder, 40 inches; stroke Of piston AZ inches.
Registered dimensions per new tonnage law
length 1880 feet; BREADTH 27.s0 feet; depth 1875
feet. 1. t44q ss-aifilt f'f i4a
The schooner ct. A. Ward" Is Of the following
registered dimensions per new tonnage law-length
1855 feet; breadth 2s.t6 feet; depth $50 feet.
Each OF the vessels is well iound and will be sold
Is she now stands with rigging, sails, boats, cables,
anchors, furniture &c. I. rs a.if Or ilt
An inventory ofthe articles to be sold with each
vessel can be seen at this Navy Yard, and win be
hibted on the day of sale W lsnssftl
: Fiveper centums OF the purchase money must be
on the day Of sale, ana the remainder before the
vessel : removed nom the Navy Yard, which must
be done ,,-ithin six days after the date Of sale.
- I. BAILEY, Conmandant.
SEPT 9-eod2ws> sept2S
The Portland daily press., 1865-09-19
MISS HID. ROBBINS

WILL open School for Masters and Mise
~. ~ MONDAY, Sept 4th, at rs High St. For par
elyalars Inquire at Sc Franklin st. isaa ali
The Portland daily press., 1865-09-19
United States Cotton Sale.
Valuable House at Auction,

Ae''' v @AeAesOAO AOAAF''O az <A~SoAOns
ON TUESDAY, September 26th, at O'Clock p
" NJ, we shall sell house No. q Sumner Street.
1t y two story wooden house with brick back, Is
finished rooms; 2 constant supply Of acqueduct and
rain water-and nee policy Of Insurance. There
is wood she'd fine garden with choice fruit trees
and good sized front yard. II desired the stable
could be made into snug little dwelling house, and
1t Is very desirable property. Sale positive.
= HENRY BAILEY g Co, Auctioneers.
Portland, Sept 49, 1865. did
The Portland daily press., 1865-09-19

CRcUs.-Stone & Rosston's Great Circus
Combination win enter the city tomorrow
morning. IT is an immense concern having
one hundred good horses and the largest and
best troupe of performers extant. The adver-
tisement shows portion of the performances.
An eyewitness, in speaking of the perform
ers, says: Those persons who have not wit
messed the daring acts of Craftsmanship Of LIE
Jeane Burte, can form no idea oftheir magni-
tude or gracefulness. The amusement world
has been surfeited with the worn out style of
pad-riding, but when we gaze upon the efforts
ofyoung Burte, as he clings to the bare back
OF his rushing steed, the senses for the time
become bewildered, and wonder that such feats
can be accomplished by mortal man, The
reputation lie Jeane Burte, extends through
out both hemispheres, and it is greatly doubt
ed if an equal to him can be found.n e
The Portland daily press., 1865-09-19
H. T. Mo IVA A L. e!
a"''DR. w. N. DEM1NG, I. s5 = :.
Medical Ia Electrician.
Has removed his Office from clapp's Block to
iUOIi2 Ll7l MIDDLE STREET. aes.a

Has removed his Office from Clapp's Block to =
liDOd2 IlSl MIDDLE STREET, aa..aq
Nearly Opposite abe United States Hotel,
1XXTHEKE he would respectfully announce to the
w citizens Of Portland and vicinity, that he has
permanently located in this city During the two
years we have been in this city,we have cured some
OF the worst fornssof disease in persons who have
tried other forms OF treatment in vain and curing
patients in so short time that the Question is often
asked do they stay cured? To answer this question
doctor the second timer sliGsGs
DIR. ID. has been practical Electrician for twenty-
one years, and is also regular graduated physicia
Electrclty s perfectly adapted to chronic diseases IN
tne iorm OF nervous or sick headache neuralgia in
the head, neck, or extremities; CONSUMPTION when
IN the acute stages or where the lungs are not fully
involved acute or chronic rheumatism, scrofula hiI
diseases, white swengs spinal Diseases curvature
OF the spine, contracted muscles, distorted limbs
palsy or paralysis, st. Vitas Dance. Deafness sta
mering Of hestancy Of speech dyspepsia indiges.
ton, constipation and liver complaint, pies-we cure
every case that can be presented; asthma bronchi-
tbs, structures OF the chest, and all forms Of female
complaints. q rS.-4 * - baT y
The Portland daily press., 1865-09-19
Agents Buck78e7d Powder.

VxTE have ON hand and ara. receiving from Buek-
wv field, POWDER OF all descriptions, which wa
can sell to the trade on very favorable terms
HERsEY, FLETCHER & CO., Agents,
Sept Il, 1se5.-d3w 'e'"A St'
The Portland daily press., 1865-09-19
Max strakosch, Direetor.

.sE-s3N 3
MAR. Strakosch announces with much pleasure that
WI he has succeeded in engaging a complete and eff
feient Italian Opera Company 1abracng some ofthe
most eminent and fAvorably Known artists. and
complete CHORUS AND ORCHESTRA, comprising
some ofthe most talented Artists from New York,
with. whom he will give on his way to Canada,
The Portland daily press., 1865-09-19
Ki,a.,,jltingal Z Wood.

0R sale at the Grocery Stores, substitute for
= charcoal. Try TT.
Sept 19-d2w@
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ID EATEaa.

BEAUMoNp-On Wednesday, Dec. 20 Mary A.
Beaumond, wife OF John Be'umord
The funeral Will take plac from her late resIlence
BIS Tenth ave, tn tFlday. aiternoon. at 2 O'clock
Friends and relatives are invited 10 attend. II
BENsON-On Dec. 2isL Jane Elizabeth, the only
daurhter of james and sarah Ben-ou aged 10 DAYS
The funeral wall take plao. ths tFridayl alter
noon Dee. 22, Al o'clock, nom the residence OF Ler
pueuts, 3 Roeeyet a.. -
BOYEN-On Wednesday, Dec 90 Edward Bowen,
in the 10 h year OF his ait native VI tho Parish OF
lancy, Co, Mrstmea,h. Ireland.
ihc relatives anu inends OF tho family are re.pnct-
fully inyitei 10 attend he funeral, thi, ~ day
afternoon, At o'c.ock' Hum IL a.e residonyc at
" tuicd, l.. l., bel. ihc Two railroads liz
CARROII-On Wednesday uoiu.nr Dec - At
'cOlk NJ nv Carol. the beloved " T. oi Pan. cS
Carroll, daughie- OF Deals OkOr. e, OF Tue Parish
Of X illuichatl, Co. OOlk, a eu ears.
The nlends and ac luA utunces OF the family, and
thos, OF her bOthe, EusCnc Ohcetlu, AM her b o.
ther-in-aw. jeremiah II. Creed, u respect ully
requested TO attend the funeral, from her iAte resi-
dence, 6l2 Thin uv, cor i4d 4, on friday afternoon,
Dec I'D at . O'Clock. Cork aud lipperary papers
Please copy, .Of
CLAFLIS-of consumption, Dec q, 1903 Osmond
H. Claii m, ased n years and days.
Remains taken TO Connecticut tor intermept 2I3
pEMPsEY-suddenly, on "wednesday, Dec. 20,
John Dempsey. . .
Funeral will take place At ~ P, NJ, tomorrow,
nom 80 Warren o. Brookyn. Friends ant ae-
OuAintsnoes sIe 'uvu-ss 70 gltepL ~
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Gen. schoarld's Visit to Paris.

The Paris correspondent! Of she London MorNIsa
sTAa says;
Tho principal topic Of conversation 10 still the
arrival ia Pms oi Cen. S,hoheld, aud the inter.
view which ne Ia supposed ~ have had with NJ
Drluyn 40 l'Iuys. People are more aud more
inclined 10 believe that 1his officer 10 not simply
como over here " Visit the Grant HoIe or stare ..
the Ooehsk, bus that he has Oesu iuuusted with
some political mission. Wnat this mission NAV
be no one can tell, and even those who have had
an opportunity OF meeting the General Al the
American Embassy, and oi dining with him, on.
trely failed in theiT eaors 10 isshou the my s.ery
A. such importance be now attached o. the ARRIVAL
IN Paris ol au American General " Dplomatist, u
10 owing mos. undoubtedly 10 the Mexican ausa-
zion, " uch now more than ever preuccupiss tho
attention oil the French, and a solGAon 10 which "A
eagerly sought tor by politicians. rumor has
reached me LhAt . new convention, sul.lar To thai
OF me l5Gu OF September, 10 10 te drawn up by
oruors ot the Emperor, nxlng date Tor the evae.
uatlOu OF Mexico Uy the French troops, Ii this be
TIE "a Sc, tdRt mica Tor this mad eIyeIl.ion Ia.
ever been InOeL uupo ulAr.
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The Cunning slatc LesI,.n,urc.

1nE meeting of the leg stature, which Will occur
Immediately after hollay-vtck, Is causing put he
attention 60 turn toward Albany, Iurlcularly Ia
view Of lLe adjournment Of Consres. We learn,
from that snuqua,eI town, that The Assembly
chambers are nov being renovated, swep. aud gar.
nished Irclm'uarI to the Convention oi tue repro
sentative wisdom Of tie STAG. The hotels are also
said to uo making preparations for their annua!
harvest which, according to .ho rAtes hey have
tsiallAhed, VII not permit members to grow rich
from t.'Ary -tAvnsr considering lhn they get
only three dolls's day. How Legislator can
save handsome sum Of money Ia tour months, at
salary OF three dollars a DAY, while pas ing Eve
dollars a day for hoard, isA mystery which
remains hidden Ia tho pockets u ,hs
sad Legislators. II Is not tho science OF al.
ebony that produces marvellous results, for al.
yA,my lrnlurcs only gold, while the LEGISLATURE
% cess produces kind Of article that Ia usuA v
dcnominuci Eteeubarss hut speculation in this
ass i'iHlr. Thrrin} Is done and that isenourh.
iue only d. scryaiion that We have to make IN
connection with the matter Is, that we hops H.
mystery VII hay, no adverse Influence upon III,
'.ty IA ihoway Of aGius sw,ndlus schemes. Their,
" 10 number OF heavy corruption lob. urse.
''v" the LIS stature At the coming session, sucl
"'oro mtiaco wlary,s and piers, The .rsntin.
railroad Fnd ferry franchises, dc. There ar
also several measures treiorm requirci-.l esnin.
'e''r'''s Snd pro1ectiu tho city against cholera
's DISTANCE which will meet Win stron, opro,
tom W ether sAo Legislature VII bee alle Il
N.ts'Hub tAcso in0I u,es rcmA 1, e scca. w
MOI Nudge It IN AlVauco, and therefore ava
We ~. o..us u the session.
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Co,o,r.sS,s HAMS ~ Maryland 10 'gaiu ~
,-,,uy ,lc sttcnt uu ~ the ll0us. That body las
pa.ssd = res, uton providing Tor We examination
= lsca-o uya Committee, and the indications
aro tlatlown le ,tpcl-i Il seems 10 us At
60. grew misht sHvr 10th ~ own ume al tho
Governments reputation f05 ns.'iency by letting
IIAr7is .lono Ito is no, worth the uotorleiy which
he 70 evs.by beng thu, publicly psrsi'd, sni,
wha, Ia more important, tssn absur h1y " pun
ish a member Of Congress '0r sympashlHng with
The rel clor, while at the same time mon who
ct Tar hlsher p1suons in tho Government {;
WHO reriurei themselves 10y dehAnng tho nsg that
hcy had sworn to onor and protect who rssed
tie hand u treason, and uso their best efforts 10
destroy lhe Govornmcn. ly force who led thou<
Ands u their couurymen 10 engage In civil war
while. IN short men who were foremost In produc-
Ing IN ne cv. Of the late rebellion are suffered to
10 uupuu!ihed. In other woods, how can Congress
cons. Fenily punish HArats Tor sympsthzins with
wrong, when the wrons doors themselves, Of higher
station than he, arc cNsmp. from all dAngcri Let
him 20.
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A Matrimonial Fight In bed.

Considerable gossip Las been r.ie ~ Ae.kshsn,
En- land, consequent. upon ssquAb,s beIre cen the
town-cr.er Ind his wiie in bed lie husband has
been summoned before the bench, bGI when Tho
csse case came on for heariug he Wis lid NOS put
N AL appearance. From the husbands own Yer.
son OF sc AFFAIR; Il sup Ars 1hA' Ne and As spouse
mm OF p.ueh.nE her leg IL dcl'el AMI sue yer.
s.s.ru; L.A words followed, aoi ne ir4ls couple
,lrauS .uto I've middle OF &c room TO settle me
dispute ator tho most approy, "a sole OF tie Up.
Il" The result Nga tha. I.e nus a.a 40 oog1 IA.
u i'-.ruatL. vie, Tor ner eyes were bla1keuei,
ltr ace ne mas VI tru's,S AAd her nguI arm
Was u-eA non. the shuu dr. 10 the elbow. How
ever, they smcably stled the matter; but somo
busy bod es took the parish doelor hyr 10 depose
to her condition, ami the U'ghuA1es clerk adj
vised her 10 take out 4 summons. IA the vito
not Appslr, tho matter fell 10 me ground.
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