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MEDICAL.
DIR. j. B. HUGHES
oAn I'm POUND Ar ms
PRIVATE MEDICAL ROOMS,
No. 5 Temple Street.

WHERE he can be consulted privately, and with
w the utmost confidence by the afflicted, ct al
hours daily, and from A. n. tosP.M.
VI. II. addresses those who are suffering under the
impure connection or the terrible vice Of sefabuse.
Deyong his entire time to that particular branch Of
the medical profession, he feels wa -ranted in GUAR
standing or recently contracted, Entirely removing
tne dIegs o. disease from the systsm, and making
perfect and PERMANENT CURE yl-ls1.-17 7 : "a
he would call the attention of the afflicted to the
faet Of his long standing and well earned reputation
furnishing sufficient assurance of his skill and sue.
cess. ----- =
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FOR ONE DOLLAR
which they need not pay untl it is known what Ii
drawn, and its value.
Entire Satisfaction Guaranteed in all Gases
THE ETTREKA GIFT ASS0OTATT0N


drawn. and its value.
Entire Satisfaction Guaranteed in all Gases.
THE EUREKA GIFT ASSOCIATION
would call attention to The fact it's being the Or
ginal nd Largest Gift Association in1the ountry
The business Continues TO be conducted in fair and
honorable manner, and large and greatly increase
method OF obtaining rich and elegant goods. 4'
During the past year this Association has sent q
large number of valuable prizes to all parts of the
country. Those who patronize US will receive the
fulvalue of their money, article on our list is
worth less than One Dollar, retail and there are NO
Farties dealing with us may depend on having
prompt returns, and the Articls drawn will be i'm
mediately sent to any address by return mail ex-
The following parties have recently drawn valuable
prizes from the eureka ASSOCIATION and have kindly
allowed the use of their namts:- -
Andrew Wilson, Custom II ousc PhiladeIDkia,
Penn OIL Painting. value, 500; james Hargraves,
82l Broadway NewsYork, Oil Painting, value, 500
L. f. Jones, Barrett, Marshall Co., Ksnaas. Meio.
deon. value, $500, Patrick j. Byrnes, Wat -rbury
Ct, Gold Watch, value, $l25; J. +. Shaw 224 East
Gath St NewY ork, Piano, value, $3.50, Mrs. Cbas.
J. Nevis. Elmira, n. X, Piano, value, SOC; Miss
ring. value $500; Mrs. X. Pennos e., City Hotel,
Nashville, Tenn, Meiodeon, value, $125; Oscar nj
Watch, value, s85; Rowland S. Patterson, Co. D.
10th Iowa Vet. Vols Oil Painting, value 800; Mrs
Abby j Parsons. Springfield, Mass, Melodeon, val
Y cod Watch, valns $50; Mrs James Eiy. is;
Wooster street, cor. Bleeker New York, Oil Paint.
ing, value, 500; Mrs j @. Ooles. Grand Rapids,
Michigan Silver Castor, value, $40; DR.. j. r. Sin.
clair, No. Main street. Utica, N. r, Framed En-.
graving,yalue s25; Hon Luther Dethmold Wash
ington, D. c., Oil Painting value Sl0O q
Were we permitted, we mis- hit add many names to
the above list, but many persons object to our SO
dong, we therefore publish no names without per.
mission. 3HA& 3
Letters from various parties throughout the coun.
try acknowledging the receipt of very valuable
gifts, may be seen on fie at our office.
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YORK . CUMBERLAND RAIL ROAD
SUMNER ARRAEGzMxxr.

:
H On and after Monday, 10th inst, 1866
trains viii leave 10 follows, until fur.
Their notice: :.
Leave saco River for Portland, as 5.45 and s2(
A. NJ, and Sap. II.
Leave Portland for saeo River, at 7.45 A. M. and
l.B0 and go PM. f15 I
The so r. NJ train out and the 645 A. NJ train
into Portland, will be freight trains with passenger
oars attached. =.
Stages connect at Gorham for West Gorham
Bridgton, Lowell, Hiram, Brownfeid, Fryeburg
Conway, Bartlett, jackson, Limington, Cornish
Porter, Freedom, Madison, and Eaton, N H. y
At Buxton Center, for West Buxton, Beaney Ea.
gle, South Linington, Limington, Limerick, Kew.
Geld, Parsonsield, and Ossipee &
At Saccarappa. for South Windham. Windharn
Hill and North Windham, daily. =
DAN. CARPENTER, Supt.
Portland, April 8. 1866. ali
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a card to our Creditors.

CIRCUMSTANCES have constrained us to ask an
~ extension. Tne CONDITION OF the markets and
just regard to your interest have made this step ad
VisabIs and necessary.
We trust that the next few months will witness
ness. and meeting every obligation In the mean.
time we ask the indulgence of your patience and
fsrbearauce. NO eferts willb wanting on our part
TO promote our mutual interest.
apz4tf CHASE BROTHERS q CO. 81
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Steam to and Prom the Old Country,

Steam to and Prom the Old Country.
The wel-known fsvorite Clyde.built
&AlAAAE Iron steamers Of the AHoHoR LINE Of
sIsalnsnips, n BERFiA q. ''ssCALHDoNIA," "BRTTAN-
EIA" and "UNITHp INsDoM," are intended to sail
fortnightly between New York and Glasgow
Those steamers were built speciallyior the Allan
tic trada are divided into water and airtight COM
PARTNER ts, and are fitted up in every respect to m
sure the safety comfort and convenience of
gers. An experienced Surgeon accompanies each
ship. The provisions will be properly cooked, and
served in unlimited quantities.
gN Rutss of Passage.
To and from liverpool, GlGsgosv, Dublin, Belfast
Londonderry, &C.:
Cabins, s65 and $50; intermediate, IS; Storage,
S25 payable in gold or its equivalent.
Those who wish TO send for their friends can buy
tickets at these rafef from the Agents.
FRANCIS MACDONALD & CO.,
jan9d4m Bowling Green. New York.
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AND KEHrEBEc R.R,


I'D - y y SI5R
On and after Monday next trains will leave Port.
land oaily for lths Augusta, Watervie, Kenda l's
Mills, and SkSwhegan, &C p. M, and ON Saturdays
only for Bath and Augusta at 8 is p M The rain
from Portland at 1P II, connects at Kendal's Mills
with the train for Bangor and oIher stations east
SAM night. Passengers from Porta and desiring to
tai this route Can purchase tickets to Ken. Mills
and ihform the conductor in the cara that they 20
through to Bangor and he will 50 arrange their
fares through that 1t shall cost them more by
this route than BY any otaer. va
Trains redne in Pc tland 70 connect with trains
for Boston on Mondays at 20 "A. M, and every day
at $50 Pm. csrA
Freight Train leaves new depot Portland at el5 A.
AZ. daily. sf Tls
EDWIN MOVES,
Aprl ~, lS56-apr20tf Superintendent.
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TESTIMONIALS.

very large number Of important testimonials have
already been received from Physicians, Cergymen,
Apothecaries and, indeed FROM all classes in society,
speaking in the most attsrng terms Of the White PiIf
Compound.
Dr. Nichols Of Northnsld vt says;
81 ind the White Pine Compound 10 be very encacious
also affections Of the kidneys debility Of the stomach
and other kindred organs"
Rev. J. K. Chase Of Rumney, N. H., writes:
81 have for years regarded your w hte Pine Compound
efneacious and valuable than ever. have
just taken the Compound for cold and II works charm
ingy" ...
"Haying long kbewn something of the valuable medi
cnal properties Of the White Pine was prepared on
seeing advertisement Of your White Pine Compound
70 give the medicine trial 1t has been used BY menu
beers Of my family, for several years. for colds aud coughs
and in cases, of serious kidney dicultles with
excellent results Several Of friends have also 70
ceived much benefit from the Compound We intend to
Rev, d. b. Hogs Of West Randolph, VT, VINO isa
physician. says; = zoo ufNa
81 ind it tths Compound an excellent medicine
Says Mr. s. Body of the I4th regiment Massachusetts,
Heavy Artillery, at Fort Tillnghast;
ssThe White Pine Compound effected where
fellow was considered in critical consump ion by all
who knew hin. fully substantiats this by men In
this Company who thought It folly for him to make trial
of It. In colds or coughs men leave the Of the
surgeon, where treatment canbe had for nothing ami
try the White Pine Compeu1d.nE i...lf
COL. GOULD, HSra
Formerly Major Of the 18th Reg NJ V. tthat Veteran
Regmentl in letter to 5. Dean, Esq, Of Stoneham
speaks In the highest praise Of the Waite Pine Com
pound, and expresses wish that might be sentt
the soldiers His opinion is based personal knowl
edge.
No effort has ever yet been made by the propristors
introduce it into the Army and yet IL has often been pur
chased BY friends of soldiers, &c send in packtges and
ordered BY officers and soldiers and large quantities have
been forwarded BY express,
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Nh ice

NvHE Bethel Steam Mi Co. are prepared to fur.
IL nish Spruce dimentions of all sizes Also,
Boards, Sbingies Lathes, and Pockets, at short nc.
tee. Orders solicited.
Once Commercial Street near the head Of Hob.
SOFAS Wharf. SO JABEZT TRUE. Tre.s5r''
Portland, April "a, 1865. ep28dam
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i q QARaMrr Manchester. f...
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so NS'-' ''--s.''
SAMUEL CHASE, Manchester, n. H.
fae a. .nsfa- rr an; T
m
The property Of this Company is located on Goal
Run Greek, in Meigs county, State Of Ohio. about
ten miles from Athens, containing one hundred and
i've as'es Of land. A large number Of wells are
successfully worked in the vicinity, some Of which
are paying handsome dividends. This company pro-
pose to commence operations at once and entertain
no doubt that at an early day they VIII be able 70
pay handsome per eentage on the investment
The known ability and commercial standing OF the
officers Of this company afford sufficient guaranty
that the affairs will be conducted in manner to SCI
cure the confidence Of those who are disposed to In
vest in it, .s.f.-. .0.........,
The tract Of land adjoining the property Of this
company has passed into the hands Of capitalists,
who have sent out an experienced superintendent to
commence operations, and their first order for ma
emnery was sle'oD our properly mas osen Exam
Assaysr Of Massachusetts, who pronounces the GOAL,
yielding eighty gallons Of oil to the ton, and has no
doubt from the location and position or the proper
w tnas WIZ % iOuna vauaeis N 'ne Plouu'slVn
-. -. .o.1 III - ,-h;ch 10 save. iii can M
Manufactured from the coal upon the property, alta
cost exceeding per gallon and 1t is pro-
pS ,S .S . .,nr,e - ws. ons se,lar viii Inv
oare OF tins stock which Is tne par value' ana an
OIL land, products Of any kind, are to be divided
nUns .ns 1850, s, IA - a.s,r.h $780, n sU
will be given to the stockholders AS soon as all the
shares are disposed OF. The Company adopt this
oouiss i0i ING " :. 'ne 49, =
MES do, at subscription price which Is usually
one,nan, mus, IL VIII Dc perceived that every
sure to realize handsome dividend when the prop
srty is divided; plan which is entirely honorable
The property to be distributed among the stock
holders will be equal to any in The market, and win
$500 : = asl's
each.
$4,000 in DIAMOND PINS, in value from s25 to $500
,..,..s. 1900 s. .s.k.-ssssg.s 5 81
ity Frodsham, worth $500.
5000 In sILvHn WArcHzs. from SIS to $50.
sSooo IN FURNITURE In se's'
.rooo l..
S'''' - - '-'A ''-' ~ ~ "'' W
5000 in PLANO FoRTxs, from s25o toa Grand Plano
e ..sso,. y. s..a.l.,. i.,. 81.
per Set.
s5OO0in LADIES FuRs, in Sets from $50 to an Amer
=, 80 49, 1900 T
''''' IN Aauss D,so. o.-A or aAsy s''R ore'''''
Ilo.l..aa u .sa giil !
to s75 each.
i
~ ~. ~
5000 In Ladies' Dress HATS, at $40 each.
ssooo in raa,s., .a.r.w aoxv-. s,o..oh
.-ooo {. q. b !, NJ as,,n,agi, ~. -
as.q a.ialSa,'n1 d oa
III fi,...,f. q
s s''O' = Ae'"> ''''''' 1seai hiud 9dr
5000 in best quality BLANKETS. nanei
$1,000 in Phelan & collender's BILLIARD TABLES.
s5eoo in bbls Of FLOUR. ~ sassfas s.Ig
5000 In tons Of COAL.
-
~eVov IA oVhus Va " V0D.
$4,000 in bundles of pure coppzE. IS niaiti
o... aia gee- re l
'''''' - D1A''s' VI n''' fa'' Qaai''y 0i iAA
$4,000 in bundles of susAn. sa
s.ooo,- r
-s Te'
"'''' ~ ''A'' Dis'' -l
~ 's''' s''na-' 80 1-'a'. M s5rl5
=. 49,. -,
- YER ! Bakers, wheeler wnsOn.s, Sing
er8e, anu Otutft.
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VALUED AT,
& 800 900.

Distribution 10 made in the following manner:
Certificate naming each article and its VALUE
arep aeed in SEALED kNvRLoPRs, which are well
mixed. Ore of these envelopes, containing tbs Ger
tiHcate or order for some article, viii be delivered
at our office or sent by mail to any address, without
regard to choice on receipt Of IS cents.
On receiving The certificate the purchaser will
what Article It drars, and its value, and can then
send OEE DOLLAR and receive the Articls named,
or can choose any other one Article on our list OF
the same value. erses's lze ~ IA
aR-Purcnssers of our SEALED ENVELOPES, may,
in this manner, obtain an Article Worth from enc
TO Fivs Hundred Dollars
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THE DAILY PRESS

81 &
Printing Office has one Of Roper Improved oaloric
Engines for motive power, and is furnished with
improved andcostly Presses-Cy linder and Platen-
from the most celebrated makers. We have In con-
slant use one Of HOES LARGE CYLINDER
PRESSES, capable of throwing on $500 Sheets
am hour one Of Adan's Poscsr Presses-the best
book press in the world; Adams and Potter's Fast
Machine JOB Presses; Ruggies' superior Card Pres;
Adams and Union large Hand Presses STANDING
Presses and all the machinery necessary for well
appointed Office. @i.-f4
The Daily Press Job ONCE is believed to be as well
furnished as any similar establishment In the State.
Those sending order from the country may rely on
receiving prompt attention. goisfr q &
We execute all orders in the shortest possible time
and in the neatest and best manner. sls
We will do, all kinds of printing as well and as
promptly, and as cheap any other establishment
In the City, County or State Y3N lliati eat
All orders forJob Printing must be directed to
the Baiiy Press Job Office, No. SAT Exchange street,
Portland. Me. pea es@-iGh s&
The job oficeis under the personal supervision
Of the senior proprietor, who is the CITY PRINT.
Err, and is himself an experienced practical work.
man, ahd employs only weIl-ski1led mechanics In
this Department. Of his work.
III The Portland Daily Press,
Thelargest dsilyf per east Of Boston, and having
larger circuat ethan all the other dailiss in the
city combined Published at the Once in Fox
Block, SO 4 Epchassge Street, every morning
Sunday excepted, at $500 per snnum. ssl nd
slsoaQ sSaai s. $780, ifrsga1f ri alasiF
THE MAINE STATE PRESS,
rhelargest paper in New England eight pages, is
published every Wednesday, co shining all the
news by mali and telegraph, Important reading
matter. Marine List, Market Reports. 60, Of the
Daily Press, at the following prices, viz:- ,99
Single copy, one years Invariably
d In advance. .s..s.......s.......SSs0O
ta'a M N. A. FOSTER & Co., PnopR1EroRs
Portland Junel 1884. diff
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CoNSU MPTION.l

The proofs of its efficacy are SO numerous 90 we'll
authenticated and of such peculiar character that
sufferers cannot reasonably hesitate to receive fine
proffered aid. -.t z5.s1s. 4, ss.s..,,-- - -
The class of diseases for which the Syrup provides
cure is precisely that which has SO often baed he
highest order of medical skill The facts are tangi
bic, the witnesses accessible and the safety and e
cacy Of the Syrup incontrovertible
The undersigned, having experienced the benefi-
cial effects Of the Larookahs Syrup,y do not hesi-
tate to recommend it to the attention of the Puhi;c
the best Medicine thew ever used : 1851
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LARGE POSTERS,
Hand-btlIs, shop-biIls, Program
& g5eaia mes, Circulars,

And plain printing Of every description. Also,
RnIs and Figure s0ork, executed neatly, and on
aA terms that cannot fail to satisfy.
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Schoolmaster.-"How many kinds Of axes
are there P" -a 1885, vs. sc n
Little boy,-"Broad sxe, narrow axe, iron
axe, steel axe, axe Of the Apostles, and axe
my Father" m
Schoolmaster.--@Good 60 to the top Of the
claaav
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aOa s nEaILE, ~ tons, built of white oak, con
sails and .igging. Ralasted with to tons t.o No
For further psvticulars inquire Of SAs 41on'
J. WILLARD, st Lawrence House.
W1saA India ct.
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An editor being asked why he did nor pub
lish the communications sent TO his office, re-
piled, because nobody would ever publish his
when he was . youngster, and he intend ed
paper Of his own; and correspondents might
60 TO the devil. d
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ftfE ~ 4r5Fa moss A t
haa Mid Og tfaBo43 .bsErs fH .1'H
.r9s1 sef $50 80 Qlii
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The Company has assets, ovsr Eleven Milton
| 9ottars, viz - 3.,f7 T1'-7'77' 80 1
United States and state Of New-York
Stock, City, Bank and other stocks, II e4974 ZOO
Loans secured by stocks and otherwise, 2ls7,95O
Premium MOTIFS and Bills Receivable, W.
Real Estates Bond and Mortgages, and
other securities, - k3.I40 b90
United States Gold Coin, sal 800
Cash in Bank, 1e zs8,4aO
aer sll, lss, 500
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= Important to Females.
DIR. CHEESE MANS PILLS

DIR. CHEEs MANS PILLS
The combination Of Ingredients in theb
ILLS Is the result ola long and extensive practice
Iney are mild in their operation. and cannot do
narm TO the most delicate certain in correcting all
Irregularities, Painful Menshuations, removing al
DISTINCTIONS whether from cold otherwise, head
ache, pain in the e,de pslpi alton or tho hear 4,
whites oil nervous ELECTIONS Mysteries fatigue, rain
In thu back and limbs sc disturbed sleep, which
arse from in term IN lof uufure-
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ATLANTIC h
Mutual Insurance Company
81 Val st, cor. wiAiam. NEW YORK.
JANUARY, 1866. &

H ore CATION Risks. BME
The whole profits Of the Company revert to the
ASSURED, and are divided ANNUALLY upou the
Premiums terminated during the year, al or which
deemed. af
The Dividends in the Years 1884 and were 40
per cent each. tA4-l.t4 Fssn as WOO 9Il7lfE =
Tho Profits for % Years amount to the
sum of aIe 6Ql 020
o. which there has been redeemed by
Cash, 1858, $50
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DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS

was the CONNER cemeot cfa new era In the treat
ment Of Irregularities ard uctions which have
consigned 20 many to PREMATURE GRAVE No fe
male can enjoy good health unless she 10 regular and
whenever an obstruction takes place the genera
neeltn begins to dectne. Jhee Pills form the fncsI
preparation ever put forlv9rd with ImMEDI A rE
S ~. r1kS1STsN nj SUCCESS. DON'T BE d e
CEl Ev Take this advertisement to your Drug;
giSt g1d tel him that you the BEST and most
ssssoe'e ysale medicine IN the world. which is COM
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FRANK coNvrRss,

Boot, Shoe and Leather Dealer, ls1 Pearlst, Boston
B. +. BRCwx,
Brown Brothers, State street, Boston
III .ua is'' = III 17-l7 ~ %
JOHN A. GOODWIN, Lowell.
SETH WILLAMETTE, Boston. SONS p
WILLIAM A. PUTEEV, oHN
~ OF Ross. Foster q Co., Chicago, III
ALPzEus GAY; Manchester. N. H. lo
JOHN G. Youxe. Manchester, N. H.
JOHN FnDxRaES, Sd 81 Court street Boston.
j. Q. A. SARGENT, Manchester,
N. PRoUr, Manchester, N. II. 81 aft
~ SAMUEL CHASE. Manchester, n. q.
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Chicago, Illinois.
Westward Ho |

ga aH w
The Monmouth inquirer., 1865-06-22

ADvERrIsE.-B Business men. with pro-
per business ideas, should be shrewd
enough to perceive that now is the time
to advertise. Now that gold is rapidly
falling, and after every reaction will fall
still more, sell off the old stock at once
should be the motto of every prudent
dealer. Dispose of it promptly and at
the best price you can get, for the longer
you hold on the less price you can obtain.
It is better to voluntarily submit to a
small loss now than greater one by and
by Sell off sell off and to accomplish
this indispensable fact, advertise literally
Now is the time, we repeat, to do it dis
oreetly. Get ahead Of your neighbors. il
you can, by advertising more, and thus
selling more and when the crash comes
YOU will be safe. This is the plain dictate
Of common sense, and he who heeds il
not will bitterly regret his foolish neg
| ligence.
The Monmouth inquirer., 1865-06-22

A LADY's BLUNDERs.-A fashionable
lady in New York is going to have Q
house built soon on one of the best sites
in town. Everything about it she says is
to be sublimated and splendiferous.-
There is to be Porto Rico in front, a
Pizarro ia the rear, end Lemonade all
round it The water is 10 come in at the
side of the house in an Anecdote the
lawn in front is to be degraded, and some
large fresh trees are to be snpplanted in
to the Erie in the rear. This is the same
lady who told Governor Clinton how re-
markably stormy it is apt to be when the
sun is passing the Penobscot.'
The Monmouth inquirer., 1865-06-22

A Boys REuGloN t." My son." said
Rev. Leigh Richmond, remember you
must die, and you may die soon, very
soon. If you are to die boy, you must
look for boy religion, boys know
ledge, boys faith, boys goodness, a
BOYS Saviour, boy's salvation; or else a
boys ignorance,..a boys obstinacy, q boys
unbelief, boys idolatry, boy's destru-
ton. Remember all this, and beware o.
sin {; dread the sinfulness Of an unchanged
heart pray for new one pray fol
grace and pardon, and a soul conformec
to the image of Christ Jesus.
The Monmouth inquirer., 1865-06-22

CLASSIFICATION OF READERS Read
ers may be divided, says Coleridge, into
four classes
l. Sponges, who absorb all they read,
and return it nearly in the same state on
ly little dirtied
g. Sand glasses, who retain nothing
and are content to get through book
for the sake Of getting through the time
3. Strain bags, who retain merely the
dregs Of what they read.
A. Mogul diamonds, equally rare and
valuable, who profit by what they read
and enable others to profit by it also
New lectures on Shakespeare.
The Monmouth inquirer., 1865-06-22

The CRoPs IN PENNsYLyANA-Our
exchanges, without exception, speak OF
the prospects Of the coming crops as re-
markably fattering. Wheat and rye
promise most abundant yield, and the
season has been favorable for oats and
corn. So far we have heard of no com
plants that the fruit has been injured BY
the frost. The prospect is that the CROP
Of fruit will be full one.
The Monmouth inquirer., 1865-06-22


PREPARING IN TINE IA young lady Of
wealthy parentage, fedgling from one
Of our fashionable boarding schools, a
type of modern elegance was recently un-
tied by the silken tie of matrimony to
gem of beau The mammas and papas
on both sides being surrounded by all the
concomitants Of luxury, and many an
agreeable paraphernalia bespeaking the
possession Of the dust determined to get
fine establishment for the young cou-
ple and accordingly they were fixed in
a mansion on Walnut street.
A few days after this, a schoolcom-
panion of our heroine called upon her and
was surprised to find SO many servants
about the house.
Why, Mary said she, awhat in the
name Of sense have you SO many servants
about you for p
"Oh r replied madam, "we haven't
any more than we want There is but
one cook, enc chamber maid, two house
girls, one house keeper, and-a- child's
nurse I'm sure there are none TOO many. .
Ha ma II Iaaag1 Ter friend fswhat
do you want with aschiId's nurse Oh
that is too funny"
" Well, we haven't any immediate use
for her. but then. when we were married,
Charles said we would want one, and you
know it's not always best to leave things
until the last moment ~