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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-08-25
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Gives assurance TO the public that ohoiceindefn-
Is strongly guaranteed BY Phoenix Policies.
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S4IO,6I3 81

LOSSES ADJUSTED AND PAID during the
year 1886, in very marked and striking man
service rendered patrons By the Phoenix, as well
as its ability TO pass through seasons prolific Of
confagrations, with honor and profit to those
most interested.
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An average annual cash dividend to Stock
holders Of fourteen per cent. upon its capital
stock. sineeits Incorporation, portrays the great
success and stability of this eminent Institu-
in its investments, and the important truth that
the management Of the PHOENIX is in the
hands Of those who know how, successfully, to
Conduct
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1866-09-08

l.rae respect. farmers. cchmoniy
4. - .tc worst Of their management
Y. ...Steniu- hc.ss. Thcsc ansaa ais ~
,ecIearlincss. Va their owucrs
I, -, shcm live Ia dut. and th<<r'
!. 49, 3 = ,aem with : natural fondncss
"A ~ ill Ts,is isrpprssicn snd Sian !
r,hsneh. Every person familiar
"a ,aear hsbits- know that When
-, ..-.w ls-ls ard osl,er comforts
- -;rsn them. they src seruPulvus
AZ ,i.cn. clean. When shut UP
!. arsunw go. where they must eAs,
$3.50 AM .ive in ere apartment, they
...r,.., L.ss..E-c uncomfortable; and
-url. 4 rn6it.on srca'ly retards their
,hrsv,nr. A -ho--pvIi~ has become
,.r,xerbislly A reIrlsiye place; the y
,I,e nwncr-s fault. and should never y
suffered. Ther,' j. no reason why y
shnuii ns.s BE- clvan. and even attract
n. Wehear farmers vino raise grair
.sv SHAT they have more straw thai
th.v eau sometimes use. while q INT
s,,,,. moment their hogs had no
en.nrh vi j, to make them : az.
rlcnn 81 4.1
Animals can never thrive well un
- skeI.t clean Every one kpow
tl,.,.s. well grccmed horse is bette
-han ! neglected onc. With shapo
-. Nrariy roe same result Ina
.i,-.-,suo ". when ibis treatment = q
No. " saline. let every-nanage
IN. suwn this rule. tina, . hog Pc
.i.... never le distinguished BY II
..ior twenty Zee. distant The SLEEP
;n.sst.arrnents should be separats
I'D. clean and dry The otlls
,orri.n should Re daily cleaned on
ma .fhe rnanrre at once mixed Wit
,nv,cs losns. cozl. sshes &C., 70 NAL
rSmp, a AMI destroy the cdor. who
= iui,rious o. the health Of swil
~ irc4,h a /, : to human beings
/, - not necessary that > pigge
sLSuld cost i've hundred dollars IA
Il Nv IL kept il spledid order;
Les, and simple structure may
saf''c-ed 70 tie most perfect SYST
y. rle.slsEvss- Tue satisfaction
xi,s<Ii3ri sssloxnef. the cohsoss
ths 1eeapant. and the profits -
ls.s~. viii Be- > Tires fold compsn
- TX w
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a correspondent Of the Rural lxeg.
49, s,ates tina, Mr.. John Barnes, Of
baltimore, removed : Troublesome
stump from near his house 10 ine
following mannsr:--Lass tall, with
~ inch anger. ne bored hole in the
enter 81 the stump ten inches deep,
IND ,uto Il put about half 2 pound
VI M, II vitrol. and corked the hol'
III tight. This spring the vnol'
srnmp and roots extending througI
aIl ,heis ramitications, were 90 rc 2.
,I.as they were easily eradicased-
.rue Tie ABOVE would be . cneal
method Of removing stumps: A
sulphuric acid can oe oougn' =
about i've cents per pound
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40 Acre. or Land.

NvOW u the time for any one wishing I"
q purchase me OF the most def"so.f
.,,ms n Dubeis county. 100 scses o. /" !"
nndo, teuce. and il good cultivation y hs'
sa,a frame dwelling hoHse. barn, Wen
,ris,sra. orchard. and a'i other consr"'r"Sss
aud will be sold on reasonable 'e'm~ -
CIV For further particulars in9"'.e =
- ~ G. DOANE.
49, C,uRIER 0FFrcK.
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vuyHE REST OF THE MONTiLlES-
The I..dy's Friend--devotef 70 fashion
m I.,,e,s,.rs. Beautiful Steel Esgravngs
salsrdid double size colored fashion mates.
Tsss Latest Patterns of Dresses. Clocks
pao.s,s. Embroideyy, sc. Household ke-
ceip,r. Mn-c. &c. Wheeler q "hso"
sewing Machine given a. Premiums osne
I u cents tor sample copy 70 DEAcos ~
rrasor, $40 Walnut Street, PhiIadeiPnm
Feb. Sd, 1866.
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x.xurAcruafR AND Dealer ~
HARNESS AND SADDLES
-, Corner Of the Public Square,
Sou'" JASPER. md.
ArFERS histhanks TO the citizens - ~,
h,;s county and vicinity for 'her pas.
and solici.s a continuance ano
p. .,s.;an n the same, feeling confident ''s'
ME 4 % the interest Of persons y
- - .uy thing in his line 20 d'a' VIZ
san' . e. g., ,no,,o i email profits and quc'
\ ales' ---~---
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Il i otien desirable, and frequently
.difficult 70 catch animals ~ Dsin
x.r,is "A convenient trap = made
IN Luilding fence sdozeo ieee long
,hree ~ four feet from the yard fence,
xith stout gate q escn en-
tnis I'll sorts 81 animals may v
rauyht: when not NEEDED for thu
rnrpose. Il 10 often convenient 70
-erarating one Or more from the herd
Working Farmer
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vINHE LADY'S FRIEND ,.s
The Be-, Of The Mon'hlifs-devo'ed 'o
r,.h,on and Pure Litersture. 81 30 yssc
Two copies "a; eight land one grs'isl Slo
Wheeler g. sVhlson's Sewing Macnihes
Given d premiums. Send Is cents 'o =, :
ssmpls copy 10 DEAcoS PETERSON oi'
Wsinut ST., Phiiadeiphia;
single numbers for sale by me News
Dealers ME
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NEW :SADDLERl
AND
- .s.css N = mn lsaCtOfy

cED4 Eka rmess Mandatory.
WHLIAN Il. PrErfER. respectfully.
.rrouoces { > the citizens OF Dubois sns
.uroanding counties. that be has opene'
SHOP on N orth Nam street. ~ Jasper,
.shers ha i. prepared i do OIL kinds o work
n ssdd,er !. harness making and buggy
,,;m mag. A stock Of saddles and harness
seo, cons ,.n,ly on hand for ssie = low :, =
,hev can be bought elsewhere kepar'"s
done pry mpsly. He will be thankful ~
Il .hsre Of public patronage
II Juiv s.zld. 1865 A.
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OF AMERICA.

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Combines end presents The most 'n's'ts''"s
useful. sud attractive array 81 popu''.
lures svered in msgazIne' ine'"''" ,;rrrt
LARGER g. MORE cOSILf ""'
ENGRAviNGS IN
Than are furnished 10 "nv e'h''
IOa,c,xAL STORIES AND POEMS BY rHh ~
EM,s, nj Au1HoEs.
NRW AND VALUABLE MCSic
A. The most popular comro-srs.
AgcHrrrcrukE AND NJ DEL IoIrAeh''
/, ra With disrrushr.
| 'F.sr PORTRAITS or EMIsksr fERs"As'
THE FASHIONS
I. every department, 81 Ladies' "'< ''"lo
$40, .Yress. splendldiv iI'nsfr''< WIN uh
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our usus
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Also. Household NJ alters ai.i lscceig "
/ with jennics Jnne's Talk on NO
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Togctber WIN q cnnstrh, succession :"
e,;i,;.rt Novelties, air 20 pe fi"elv and a.
\ ,;.oc..,. ,ilusiva,ed. and the Magsilnr Y
4. .,,.,ea "a. The finsst paper. aud a. ~ Z
y ", h,ndin. into q handsome vo'ume Y"
,he ceu,er.tani- a, the close u The yenf.
Yearlys 50 ", with se,of r~o osau' n,
lPa,lor Steel Engrsvers. ~ ParKs.e r"'
tanning Two D,iIsrs WORT o. Ex"r "
.izs Patrons, as a Premium 20 each o"o~e'
lher Each additional Subscriber, when -
C;ubs. $3.50, Three Copies for - N
!. Eve Copies for sl2; Ten Copies ~ ~
: aim The Premium u each subscfoe<.
= Address
: WIN. JENNINGS DEMoRESf'
No. lz3 BROADWAY, n n
single C.pies mailed Tree on rscfip'
The price. Back numbers as spec'"enT'
cents.
- splendid Premissn- are Offered Tor oi"'
on consisting Of Gold Pens. A'oumN' w ,r
e subscrip,ion OF ,hs pest Maeazin.s' W
e. s,sr,. large Dic,isnsry. Clo'hes-W r.ng'
ks, ~. p.,xes Me,sdsons. s. wing Msrhin
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4 GOOD supply Of Justices Blanks opn n
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- - The Undersigned respect y
- fully informs The CIV
,b.x i : has now. and will Consistently Keep
IN hand. or manufacture 20 osdes' AZ WI
Iss-st an mos. fashionable vsr'eues O w
r,,rrs such Is wsrdrobes. Bureaus. PED
s,s.ds Tables, Lounges, and . large sssor'+
-, a. chairs. Of the best styles lie re-
..ee,fullv invites those desiring anything V
4. ,;as - call and examine his stock be
80. 49, purchasing elsewhere. % he y conn
In, he can please them. AZ his shop On 'n'
4 sc-cs, ~ Newton and PcrersvilIe sirre's
eosns' = JACOB ALLIES.
Dsc "A l964-lv
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STRAIN the BurrrsMLK.-Place q
wire sieve over milk pail,
and pour the buttermilk into i; with
! spoon move the strainings gently
rom one side Of the sieve TO the 9TH
e.. until the buttermilk is drained on.
What is lest in the sieve is called
false butter, and makes excellent
shortening. Ii there is large dairy
ana butter made during the season
the strainings can be dried ont. y
placing them IN an iron kettle Owe
the stove. and simmeving slowly nnu
the sediment settles to the bottom Z.
Turn off the top. The oil thus 90
tained answers the same purpose =
real butter. in every department. !
cookery; besides il will DO to y
cakes in, or to oil cheese, &c.
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splendid Premissn. are Offered Tor 1a"0 ''
consisting Of Gold Pens. Albums. yra's
subscrip,ion Of ,hs pest Magsz'n.-' MTs
s,er,. large Dictisnsry. Clo'hes-M r.ng'r-
Mn.ic. Boxes. Ne,sdsons,S wing Machines
pianos. etc, etc. Anybody can easily -
cure one n me above Premiums
Jar. 18th. 1856
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UNITED STATES
STEEL PEN WORKS.
Factory, CAMDEN, y. =.
r. EsTERBRO0K g. 90
STEEL PEN MANUFACTURERS,
~ynr6h0mS6S5

403 Arch st., Philadelphia'
AZ John street, New York
These Celebrated Pens are q 6enu.ns
4 mericsn Manufacture, snd comprise esery
leading style 10 the Market and are equ.''
in6nish, elasticity and ineness o. po'n' -
,he best imported. They are ,here'o.s'
sure % gain the confidence Of 'Ds A"e''Sa'
public. a
samples and prices on application
I .ots Made to Order, Of any pattern ~
stamp required.
n, sale 10 the Trade q The Manu'Ae'
,urer's warehouses. g sbovei ana q .s's'
Isl Ill ssasioners. Booksellers ana New
Dealers 10 the U. Sccoov y. ~.
r- Il ESTEkbkOOh W.
FEB. 9Th, 1S66-6m.
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WIN. JENNINGS DEMoRESFs

ginsle C.nies mailed tree on recsip' n
~ o,;ce. Back numbers as specimens, 4
cents.
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c,,rs MINISTER'S, sc.

> -! REV. T. NJ. WILSON, PASTOR
|oy's' a~erv Sabbath morning at lo3
u9 nd in the evening at I o'clock SAP
|.booI at 9 O'Clock, A. NJ. Prayer meet
-.,y Thursday evening at o'clock.
'S,t FDi,eopaI CHurch-REv. A. BAKER
!. in charge. Rev. ]. PERsHING, As
| preaching every alternate Sa6Datn
stIOI O'Clock. Sabbath School at .
", Prayer meeting every Wednes-
,,,iny, at o'clock. ~
q a 'I9 IIs9S,p,ndent-REv Ii. R. POWELL,
reaching every Sabbath morning at
,.t and in the evening at o'clock.
n Scbool at o'clock, P. NJ. Prayer
nD the first Monday evening of each
and on every Tuesday, Thursday and
evening, excepting the first week in
month. ,,.
every Sabbath evening ut
. ocIork Sabbath School at II o'clock,
ptarer meeting every Friday evening,
cIock. Society every Tuesday evening
clock.
s.gls,-REy W LLOYD, Pastor.--Preach-
NV Sabbath morning at 10 o'clock.
-tulqr Bgptists-REv. DAVID EVANS,
i-Preaching every Sabbath evening at
Nj Sabbath School at ut o'clock, P NJ
tr-Rgv. r. c. CHRIsTY, Pastor
Iayery Sabbath morning at lo2 O'Clock
sers at 4 o'clock in the evening.
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EBENsBURG PA THURSDAY

think 1t was competent to shew by the
public records that her personal represen-
tatives found no money.
As to the overruling the motion for a
new trial, 1t is not proper subj act for an
assignment of error The discretion of
the Court Is not RENEWABLE here. Nor Is
the complaint that the Court misapplied
It's own rules of practice matter of which
we can take notice. The rule is prescri-
bed by the Court itsele to regulate its own
discretion, and the refusal to grant new
trial is an exercise of discretion with
which we cannot interfere, whether it
conformea to the rule of Court, or disre-
garded l..
We have thus gone carefully through
the several errors assigned upon this
record, and finding no one that would
Justify US in reversing the judgment, it
must stand affirmed.
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1866-04-12

WINsHIP OUTDoNE.-An Iowa paper
gives an account of powerful man living
in Hardin county, Iowa, who, though un-
known to fame, possesses far greater
strength than the celebrated DR.. Win
ship. His name is Walter Hadlock, and
he resides at Hardin city. He was a
member of company Of the Sixth Iowa
infantry In the march of Sherman's
army to the sea, be lost his right ann.
from a wound received IN d skirmish 80 .
Macon, GA. He seems to suF~ -
Inconvenience from the lose --'N'0
chop wood with his REM; ~ - can
- nOnsnaI aac .Gh to. 1t costs him
. bolf 90 -'rt t" cut aud cord two and
sftv :, ,fds Fer day, and he will wager
:, uoi'c+rs that he can, with his remain
al? ieft arm, split one hundred and fifty
Fails per day.
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sAILROAD SCHEDULE.
CRESSON STATION.
COUNTY OFFICERS.

Is Of tn, Courts-President Hon. Geo.
Huntingdon; Associates, George W.
Henry c. Deyine.
soaotary-Geo G. K. Zahm.
p'sr and Rscorder-James Griffin.
ff-James Myers.
-wt AuorRey.-John F. Barnes.
a.y CommiSsi0ners- John Campbell, Ed
Glass, E. r. DunnegNn.
% Commissioners-Wi William II. Sech-
rsr-Barnabas M'Dermit.
10 leqsurer--John Lloyd.
HA;s Dreetors-George Mccullough.
Vris, Joseph Daley.
House Treasurer-George c. K. Zabm.
'r'-Fran. p. Tierney, Jro. A. Ken
loanual Brallief.
W SurveyOr.-Henry Seanlan.
'T. William Flattery.
iRute Pprdiser-Joh ohm Cox.
o. Common Schools-J. F. Condor.
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1866-04-12

The EIGHT Hour LAw.-The follow
ing Is the bill, known as the "Eight Hour
Law" which has passed the House of
Representatives
"Be ii enacted, dc, That hereafter labor
performed during period of eight hours
on any secular day, in all cotton, wooden,
silk, paper, bagging, fax, and other facto-
rles or workshops, in the Commonwealth.
snall be considered legal days labor,
and hereafter contracts made for the en-
ployment of mechanics and laborers, in all
the various branches of trade for daily
la5orers, shall be construed to be for eight
working hours to the day, in any employ
meut; prOUiaed, that this act phall take
effect from and after the first day of July
next; and propided FURTHER, that this does
not apply to farmers or teamsters."
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'NsBURG BOR. OFFICERS.

AT LARGE.
Ee"-James A, Moore.
|'es' Of the Psace--HAtr;son Kinkead
|nd J: Waters. ~ ~ I" n < -
7! Dtrectors-D. W. Evans J Moore
Davis David ]. Jones, William NJ
|lagh 7r'a'uTer-Geo. W. oatman.
s. . C. Cor1'il-Saml. Singleton.
''"'''''ioner-Dayid DAVIS.
EAST WARD.
4 \ 6.aia 6SoIiafImA. "A Y. Jones, John O. Evans,
,,,G5. Tt'l;, : Charles Owens, R. Jones, II.
.aaEtnrThOmas ..E Todd.
,.,:. y h'sef'on-Wm. D. Davis.
b., david E. Evans, Danl. J. Davis.
"-IhOmaS ]. Davis.
WEST WARD.
!, 'vVa.'Ial-John v.I Lloyd, Samuel Stiles
"aLead, John E. Scanlan. George
,.s,'cnBarnabss " M'Dermit.
~. !. h'sctton.-John D. Thomas.
-"illiam q. Sechier, George W
"Toshus D. Parrish.
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1866-04-12

JUST THINK OF IT "A new invention
for the manufacture of paper socks Is an.
nounced. The socks are made of paner
and muslin combined. The inventors saw
that they will last as long as an ordinary
pair would keep clean, and that they can
be made so cheaply that their cost will
not equal the price of washing. These
socks are intended to bear the same rela-
ton to knitted or woven socks that paper
collars do to linen or muslin collars.
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1866-04-12

a@ Reed Bigler, eldest son of Ex..
Gov. Bigler, of Clear6eld, committed sui
eide on the I'd inst, while laboriug under
temporary mental alteration.
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THE PAUL-MUNDAY MURDER.

In THE SUPREME COURT OF
PENNSY YLVANIA.
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ERENsEURG N.AIAS.

MAILS ARRIVE.
daily, at 9.55 o'clock, A N.
=" at 6.25 O'Clock P NJ.
MAILS CLOSE.
daily, at 8 o'clock, 7. NJ.
ut o'clock, P. NJ.
The mails from Grant, Carrolltown,
lzye on Monday, Wednesday and
of each week, at o'clock, P. NJ.
|e EbensOurg on Tuesdays, Thursdays
Lturdays, at o'clock, A. N.
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>, SOCIETIES. sc.

ID Noummit " Lodge No. 3l2A IN.
l,.,Sonie %asonie Hall, Ebensburg, on the
'y OF each month, at II o'clock,
ks,, ,,i;-Highland Lodge No. 42s I. O.
|E,5ns,.asO - Oad Fellows Hall, Ebensburg.
'4ssday evening.
Ea,,. highland Division No. "a Sons of
b sys.l meets in Temperance Hall, Eb-
ny Saturday evening.
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VI SUBSCRIPTION

NDoOhIP ZION
TIM TO
me ALLEGHANIAN :"
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ttA or
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Medical.
r.. r.. +. DR.. zLAR0OKAH.S
Sarsaparilla Compound

- T
" "'o N".o A'oe' Co"tptdnt, DyspePS"
ocT9Tutd, DropSy, NeuTatgtd, Epilepsy, Fry
slpetds, Boas, Iunaors, Sat- RheuDa, W
L. GERS and Sores, Rheumdtism, Pain
IN the Stomach, Side and Bosoels,
.. Debility, and all Complaints
.r arising from Impurities
10 mas .l.-. of the Blood.
III VIII cure nervous Affections, and Palsy arising
Ho" tne use Oh Mercury or Lead' 1t Is tome
as wen as an ateratve restoring the tone OF the sy-
tem' thus curing Dropsy and General Debility, tend-
ing 10 Consumpuon. tis great protection nom az
Jacks tnat originate In enange Oh climate season anu
Tue. '.-' @
L'eer complaints and their combined symptoms
such as Lumbaso Jaundice, rheumatism, Blnou"
Ernpuons, &c. When caused by Serofua faint, TINS
compound Is a most enectual remedy.
yspepsia or Indigestion, is often caused by serof-
a, winch deranges the stomach, and renders 1t un-
indigestion Is not always caused by Scrof-
uia' "nen II Is, this Sarsaparia Compound Is ready
cure a' I...Ir... -.......-.rr
Scro'id Is faint or injection in the human organ
sm Acting like latent poison it reduces the vitality
of the blood. Consultations affected with Scrofula
are more than any other subjected to diseases, and
have less power TO withstand or recover from them
The Scroula faint infection is hereditary in the
constitution, descending from parents to children,
until the third generation" should be attended
to in season; and honestly believe by the timely
use of DIR. LAROOKAH'S SARSAPARILLA COM
POUND that this most loathsome disease can be
checked and in the majority cases cured. Dropsy
and Dropsical sweincs are frequently cured by this
great Alternative medicine. .r,-,, .-....--.a
For Syphilis, or Venereal Disease, and Tor Mercu-
rial Disease which Is sometimes complicated with it.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-03-16

An English paper recently contained .
description of a fossil spider discovered by
Professor f. Romer. The fossil was found in a
piece of scale from the coal measures of Upper
Silesia. The specimen is perfectly preserved,
and shows the four pairs of feet with all their
segments, the two palpi, and even the coria-
eeous integument of the body and the hairs at
tached to the feet. Spiders have not hitherto
been found in any rocks older than the Juras-
sic, but by this discovery their presence in Pa
leoEoic rocks is proved. r.a 5Hs Gloli .-fs d
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-03-16
Poetry.
The Lion of March.

The Lion of March! is here, is here,
O Heac We his roar In the h1wling blastl
How savage he seems, as near and more near
He comes from afar, fercely and fast
The Lion of march, is here, is here,
Calling the spirits out of their graves, =
The restless spirits of gloom and lear & ~
The spirit OF evil that mischief Graves.
The Lion OF March ! is here, is here,
Bringing the shades Of the past to life:
Fierceiy the Lion growls over their bier,
What are the thoughts within me rife?
The Lion OF March! Is here, is here,
Only to tell us of DAYS t. come, rs Pa
When snow and lee and winter drear, -7-.f.
VIII have passed away to their long home.
The Lion of march, is here, is here,
His part to plav in Natures course;
A final battle of Winter with SPRING
But Spring will conquer by gentle force Sc
The Lion Of March! is here, Is here,
And we know that soon the flowers will bloomj
In faith we wait, as the hour draws near, sl5y
For birds to sing Ger the Winters tomb.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-03-16
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Steamers.
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SEMI.WEEKLY LINE.

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real Quebec, Bangor, Bath, Augusta, EAstpof' ano
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EEMES TpE, Browns Wharf, Portland. r-
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