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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-01-05

BAD CAsE.-Yesterday the police picked
up man in Cotton Street who was very bad
ly bruised on the head and face. His name is
Rowe, and he says he was knocked down by
two men. But the impression is that he had
imbibed too much vile whiskey and fell in the
street. He was taken to the Police Office, and
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-01-05

~ SIMPLE BUT EFFEorUAL.-The entire free
dom from all deleterious ingredients renders
43Brown's Bronchial Trcches,v or Cough and
Voice hozenges, a safe remedy for the most
delicate female, or youngest child, and has
caused them to be held in the highest esteem
by singers and public speakers generally. In
coughs, irritation of the throat caused by
cold or unusual exertion of the vocal organs,
in speaking in public, or singing, they produce
the most beneficial results. mwSf
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-01-05

MAsoNIc.-The following are the officers of
Star in the West Lodge, No. IS, Unity, elected
Dec. 26, 1855: Isaac Whitaker, W. NJ; E. E.
Bagley, S. W.; Nelson vickery, J. w.; Hale,
Parkhurst, Treas; il. Parkhurst, Sec.; b.
B. Stevens. S. D.; Mial Dodge, ]. D.; NJ. H.
Garcelon, Chaplain; Charles Taylor, Marshal;
J. Virgins, Tyler. 81 ot
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-01-05
MuNrorPAL COURT. Lam. 4

John Smith, the veritable John, wanted a
wood saw and took one belonging to his
lneighbor, which was thought to be very i'm
proper conduct by the court, who ordered
John to pay three dollars and costs. His
funds being low, John was obliged to take up
lodgings at the "Parker House."
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-01-05

RELEASED = Aaron A. Bradley, colored,
lately convicted by a military commission in
Savannah for using seditious language, and
sentenced to one years hard labor at Fort Pu-
laski, has been released on parole, by order of
the Secretary of War.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-01-05

At the annual meeting of Ex-America Hose
One, held at their hall Wednesday evening,
Jan. 8, 1868, the following officers were elected
for the ensuing year:-President, Charles f.
Chace; Vice-President, George W. Pridham;
Secretary, John W. Lane; Treasurer, Frank
Hovey. ~ Be ~ 81 -
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-01-05

ScoTT's great sensational Tabeleauz. of the
Streets of Boston will open at City Hall Satur-
day afternoon and evening These tableaux
are truthful to the scenes they are intended to
represent, and with faithful fidelity, the
most startling scenes Of city life. The lessons
taught by Mr.. Scott, who has been for the last
eleven years connected with the Boston po-
lice, and for the past two years detective, are
of much value on account of their great inter-
Z est and moral tendency. ~ 1r sl
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-01-05
New Advertisements.
limited Partnership.

TNHIS certiies that Francis E. Faxon, of Boston
Il in the commonwealth of Massachusetts,, Roland
Cutler, of Sudbury, in said Commonwealth, Alys
Shurtef, Junior, of Paris, in the State of Maine,
have formed a Limited Partnership pursuant to the
Statutes OF the said State of Maine under the firm
name OF A. q s. SHURTLEFF, for the purpose Of
carrying ON the business OF manufacturing and deal
ing In Boots and Shoes. Said partn rship is to have
established place of business in said Portland and
also in said Paris. The said Francis E. Faxon is
special partner and such has contributed cash
70 the common stock of said partnership, capital,
the sum of Twenty-Five Thousand Dollars; and che
said Roland Cutler is also q special partner and as
such has contributed capital to the same in cash
the sum of Twelve Thousand and Five Hundred
Dollars The said Alvah Shurileff Jr. and the said
Sylvan Shurtleff are general partners.
ofJanuary, A. d. Uses, and is to terminate on the
31st day of December, A. d. 1865. - ~
rI.g FRANCIS L. lFAXON f. ST.
,gNaLE ROLAND CUTLER. II. S.
ALVA SHURTLEFF, JR., IL. s.
3Un et-.iI SYLVAN SHURTLEFF. IL. 8. ]
Witness by GEO. I. ANGEL, to all four.
STATE OF MASSACHUSETTS a p
County Of Suffolk, : IS.
City of Boston,
Be it remembered that on this third day OF Janu-
airy, In the year one thousand eight hundred sixty
six, before me, the undersigned, Geo. T. Angel,
Commissioner, resident in the city Of Boston, duly
commissioned and qualified by the executive author
ity and under the laws Of the State of Mane to take
the acknowledgment OF deeds, &c., to be used or
recorded therein, personally appeared Francis Z.
Faxon, Roland Cutler, Alva Shurtle, Dr., and SyI-
van Shurtlef, named in the foregoing instrument,
ment to be their free act and deed, before me.
OIL In witness whereof have hereunto set
Ills. my hand, and affixed my official seal the day
>e--) and year af0ref0r SE% >,op, - 20 =
tn-sta l. Commissioner for Maine in Boston.
Jan 5-d2t-w6w2 . s5S&A ia .fsI
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INTERNATIONAL LINE.-The steamer New
England, was successfully launched yesterday
afternoon from Dyer's yard at Cape Elizabeth,
and is now at the wharf of the Portland
Company's Works, where her machinery is
being placed on board.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-01-05

A WONDERFUL CHEMICAL Toy Tho
Eggs of Pharaohs serpent. Do not fail to see
them. At Crosman & Co.'s Drug and CHI mi
cal Store, Is Middle Street.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-01-05

duty, the remainder being ffozon and otherwise dis
abled. Had five deaths.
Sch Emblem, Shortwellt OF and from wiscasset tor
Poon, struck on Avery's Rock Doth ult and bilged.
She got off 30th and towed into Rockport by schr
Ea stern State.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-01-05

The B. F. C.-This company drew quite
large audience last evening at Cummings
Hall. 1t was their third entertainment, and
the plays went off finely The auditors were
highly gratifed. There was quite theatrical
air in all the appointments, and the characters
were well sustained. They seem to be on the
full tide of successful experiment.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-01-05

BH- The people Of Leyden, Holland, recent
ly made AFRAID on the cats of the town, and in
one night slew some six hundred. The feline
r,,5s had Of late multiplied tosucl an extent
in that city as to become regular nuisance
We wish somebody in Portland would start a
similar movement
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-01-05

80 MECHANICS AssEMBIIEs.- m ,o.. A.
at Mechanics Hall.
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DIED..

In this city, Jan 4. Ruben A, of George W and
Annie Beal, aged years months.
ey Funeral on Saturday afternoon, at Q O'Clock,
from residence on Quebec street. ~ =, :
In Danville, Dec %, Benjamin W Orne, aged Ga
years. rlt.l-17f ~ l-iTlllf 80 -le.
In Frceport, Jan 1, Mrs Mary Swift, aged Sc years
months. ts.t d. - -
and months. llf
In Bath, Jan 8, Mrs Alice, wife OF David Percy,
aged 68 years II months. RI -1,a h.. -.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-01-05

COLGATE'S HONEY SOAP!
THIS celebrated Toilet Soap, in such universal
demand, is made from the choicest materials, is
mild and emollient in its nature, fagrantly scented
and extremely beneficial in its act upon the 81 in.
For sale By all Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers
june31d1yr saa
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-01-05
MARRIED.

In this city, Jan 4, by Rev Bolles, Capt Edw.
Sfmonton of Washington, G, and Miss Annie
Hilton, of Portland. 81. i,,7.-.-
In Gorham, Jan /, by Chaplain j r Adams, Mel
vile Manson, M D, late Asst Surg 5th Me Reg and
Miss Lizzie L Moody, both of Lilnington.
In Hallowel, Dec On, Newton Chase, of Sacca-
Kappa, and Ada Gray, of II. ....'.-+--
In Augusta, Dec II, Howard H Rich, of Portland,
and Flora F Blanding of A.
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INV f!-Bear in mind that the
neN' essen ,ly comes off next Tuesday even
my %" 9th. ~ y, --.gIi
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-01-05

THE PRACTICAL ENToMoLoGIsT. A Monthly
Bulletin. Published by the chronological Society OF
Philadelphia, for gratuitous distribution among
Farmers and Agriculturists. No. g. is now ready
for distribution. Those wishing to receive copy
regularly can do SO by sending with name and adj
dress IL cents to pay the postage for year. Ad
dress E. I. Cresson, Corresponding Secretary, 51S
South Thirteenth St., Philadelphia
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-01-05

And all diseases of the Nervous System. 4.'
For sale by all Druggists. Sent by mail with full
directions on receipt of price. Gl 2Gi-s@
Price-Large Box s1.Oo, with Is cents for postage;
Small Box so cents, with cents for postage.
W. F. PHILLIPS 8 CO., Agents for Maine.
Dec s. 1S66-sNd1y a,'-tl ar4
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-01-05

The new barque building at Harpswell by Norton
Slower, is nearly finished and ready for launching.
She is fine vessel of about $50 tons, owned by par
ies in barpswell and Portland and is to be COM
manded bn Capt Thos Blbber. u.t.-- D--
The new brig building in Clark's yard at Kenne-
bunk, is receiving the finishing touch, and will be
launched in lew days. She will register about 800
tons, is owned by parties in Portland, and viii be
commanded by Capt York. formerly of the schr STAR
light ff{- ~ -~rfrI-I
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Brig Celia M Carver, Treat, from BucksviIle SC for
Searsport before reported wrecked, had very rough
weather, during which sprung leak and strained
the vessel badly; the 23d ult about 10 miles ESE
Of Thachers Island, was capszed but afterwards the
foremost was broken and she righted. One of the
crew, Thos Bancroft, was drowned when the yessaI
capsized. The rest, Capt w Treat. Edmund MAJ
thews, james McCreaYy, Ausnstus Rivet, aud john
Common, remained On he wreck. After week Of in
the morning Of the :t1st, the Emma v, from Char
lottetown, fell in with the wreck and rescued ne re-
manning men,. They were all in the iast stages OF
starvation and SO weak they cnr,G scarcely move,
Inc two seamen who arc badly frozen were sent to
n sae MUspta a. Chelsea and the captain and mate
feet and iands are badly frest-bitten.
ship JeH9ia qieht, Hom Bangor CT New Orleans,
sep1fsed 70 have beon wrecked on Carystoyt Reef
Duilt at Brewer and owned in Bangor, and this was
her first yoyage,l q
London had heavy weather the passage, lost sails,
sc. The hast twelve days had only seven men fit f0s
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-01-05
Friday Morning, January 8, 1866.
PORTLAND AND VICINITY.

~ Advertisers aoW benefit Themselves, as aveitas
accommodate as, By sending in their advertisements
at an early hour in the day.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-01-05
New Advertisements To-Day
NEW ADVERTISEMENT coLUNN

NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
Hardware King & Dexter.
Oyercoats-S. Is. A. Lufkin & Co.
Notice-T. H. Weston.
Wanted-BOy.
For Sale-Clas. Payson.
Partnership-A. & S. Shurtletf.
Lost-Paekage. W|t
Corn-Twitehen Bros. & Champlin.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-01-05
Recent Publications.

BLAcKwooD's EDINBURGH MAGAZINE for De-
cember isreceived from the Republication office of
Messrs L. Scott and Co., New York. 1t contains
Part First of the Memoirs of the Confederate War
for Independence" which brilliant and vera
cious as ever; Part Nine of "Miss MarJoribanks,"
very readable story; "The Handy House-Book,"
'Sir Brook Fossbrooke," Part Saven; sour Invisi-
Bile Capital; GA Brace of Travellers; )" an article on
! "Educators;" and Part Nineteen of Cornelius o.
Dowd upon Men and Women, and Other Things in
General" with the Index of the volume for the
wear. 'a .l. taIe -..l.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
One of the Oldest Remedies

The Bengal Dispensatory says the effects OF
Hasheesh popularity known in the South of Africa
Turkey, Egypt, Asia Minor, India, and all the ada
cent territories and in the popular medicines of these
nations find it extensively employed for multi
tude Of Affections" 'In standard treatise of Mate
ria Medica than six hundred years DID, it is de-
scribed as one Of the most valuable of all known
medicines" .vh'i r +'Eic, '-t
THE HASHEESH CANDY!
Now imported and prepared by the Sylvan Oriental
Company, is the only pleasant and reliable prepara-
ton of the article offered to the public and will
soon take the place of all other remedies for
RHEUMATISM, srif .lci.i.t.e.-r .fh
-.t5s ASTHMA, 80, ,r-5
FL ,.,s'--. NEURALGIA, -.' I'D
COUGHS, 9 HciEi
-."E $3.50 d itl-l11t. r94s COLDS. tNlFt + rs1-
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CLEARED,

Barque Chas Edwin, Maddocks, Matanzas-Isaac
Emery. Is tsEba....
Brig Angler q Curtiss, Merrman, Matanzas-E
Churchill & Co. fliH 'L}l4l iNh r.
Brig L Knight, Wish, Matanzas-Isaac Emery.
Brig Mechanic, Merriman, Matanzas Thorn as
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-01-05

POR IT l. A ND
PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY,
w. ALONZO S. DAVIS, PROPRIETOR,
No. 80 Middle Street, Portland. Me. III
Copying done in the best maner. dec29tf.
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Chilbzai,as can Be CURED

.g' ChiLbJ0iaas Can Be Cured!
- USE CHARLES IMMINENT. -Iolzoav the Direc
tions strictly and we warrant cure. 81.
For sale, Wholesale and Retail, by e9af
BURGESS, FOREs & CO., .-
,..,. ia GENERAL AGENTS,
so Commercial Street, Thomas Block
dec27dtfsN i' Portland Me- q
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MARINE NEWS
PORT OF PORTLAND.


.-a. t.I.f.s.. te.r Thursday, january 4.
.s4 XXI ARRIVED. H'lt1
Steamer Lewiston, Knight, Boston. .aYl
Steamer New Brunswick, Winchester, Boston for
Eastport and st John NIB. l1' Z lIs'
Sch Panther, (Br) Holden, st John NIB.
Sch Freeport. Rich, Calais for Boston. "a, ~ T. B..
Sch Venus, HeIsey, Pembroke for Boston.
O. Sch Julia Ann, Rich, Bucksport for Boston. ~
Sch Col Simmons, Matthews, Belfast for Boston.
Sloop Wave, Nutter, Roc kland
RETURNED-Sch Star of the Sea. (Br) Tower
from st John NIB for Boston, in distress. Reports
sailed from Portland 21st ult and when off Cape Eli
zabeth, was struck by violent squall from the NV
which nearly threw the vessel on her beam ends lost
deck load OF wood wash d boat from the davlts. and
split jb; was blown off shore and was not able to
regain this port until Wednesday evening, having
frost bitten. ta9 :
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FROM MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.
DISASTERS.

Ship Ellen Maria, of Boston, at Apalachicola for
Liverpool was burned on the 22d ut with 1900 bales
of cotton on board. VI ali lI ..fFr.
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oaLtsie sselr'si "a SPOKEN. ffs
Dec TO- lat 45 N, Ion IA W, ship Ganges, Potter, I'm
London for Calcutta.
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81 .iHi1-d Lost. - ,t8sIf
4 ~ THURSDAY AFTERNOON, paeAae.e containing
one oress waist and s'eS ,es.s The finder viii be
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~. ,.oi q. Wanted. p.
A YOUNG MAN, IS years old or marc To ,ro,x
"A in wholesale Drug Stcre. Apply at 149 Middle
St. between 10 and ~ O'clock A,
Jan 5--ftf or lGIC5'9 /
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nNo Nuisn Wy fe.StdH ~ iooiI ~ ''io nis
time, tnat ne Is pas oWn eng ths la92r OF ms us
hands Is not 70 De s4atcned rom h!m, VII
| achieve tne same results WIN MN as with the
white. Inc lana owners OF the south must
be eager TO resume Inc CULTIVATION or their
piantatleAs, stlmuiateo allke by necessity and
the love Of gam, tM white needs what the
black tlas 70 sell-lapor; ana tAa plack wants
what the WhlEe man mas 70 giye nlm-eaploS-
ment. Mhen tpe necesslles Of p4yer ana sell
er are n0tn plesslns, Mere - oralnarliy puE
h's Tbe nronoston II remove ss the blacks
the south would De iike taxing out the wheels
when when move ne coispAseea machinery 81 our
n sss;s, VI uislsS ~ .mu opsJtf w anu *
AZ Sne splauies sain aiiu .nJ suu.Ses "
s.,aa 4lsss y IS IlWise, unphnosophical
the so,tS ana anI aRsu nsolgapg rah 70
i" If them these neor,o -. :. ST.
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than all, for the humane and kindly consider
alton with which he listened to every applica-
ton of mine, having for its object the relief
Of the suffering soldiers of our State and the
efficient orders he gave in that regard. n =.
From the day on which he entered the cab
net of Mr.. Buchanan, when treason was stalk
ing unrebuked by national authority, and fhe
ship OF State, her pilot holding the HELM with
feeble bands and bowling before the tempest
was driving upon the breakers of dissolution.
identifying himself with the only councils and
measures which lighted the gloom of the clos
ing hours OF that administration, up 10 the
time when rebellion was crushed beneath the
ponderous blows of the military power Of the
county, SO effectively organized by him, loyal
ty has had no ADLER or more disinterested ser
yitor, nor tfe2son more determined foe, than
Edwin NJ. Stanton, whose courage never
auaiIed and whose fortitude never ialtered in
the darkest hours of the Republic. s.tr..f.'
Placed in position inevitably bringing him
Extensively in contact with the ambition and
self-interest of individuals and as the right
arm of the Commander-in-Chieg through
whom he exercised his most summary powers,
he has encountered large share OF malignant
Distraction even for public man; but upon
this tried and eyeP-trusted friend OF Abraham
Lincoln, the loyal men of this nation will be-
stow the benedictiop Of swell done, good and
faithful servant ..f.-..,... .,f. .r.s,fg. .
~ 81. e. NATIONAL AFFAIRS. s3r ua
The restored supremacy of the national au-
thorfty brings with it tlifficulties Of the gray
est character, arising as well from the r,,ntur-
Ell relations Of the reyolted States as the nav
relations resulting from the abolition of slave.
nv, Which,; almost necessarily, give rise to yart.
Gus theories OF REIMBURSEMENT, the more nu-
merous as the history of the past sheds no
light and furnishes 70 example by which we
may be guided AJ"ois sJ ~ hl u -
The colored race has been the slave Of the
white from the early settlement Of this CONT
nent. God, in oceans of blood, through the
tears, sufferings and unutterable woes Of tie
ma. ion, has seen fit to break their chains. We
are NV to determine whether these people
are to renc. ain among us, and ii so what shall
be their stats. civilly and politically. The
solution of the que lions involved, is clouded
by difficulties arising frol.- the preiudices which
have gathered against the ser, and unfortu-
nate race during the centuries of heir bond
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-02-16

~ U RI b kkN RIA l. K q A D.
~ 1855 WINTER dRRdNGBMBR7 1896
IL. IA rlsss-zs- On and after Monday, Nov. 18th,
~ ~ s3sRsssss 1854 Passenger Trains will run as
onows
UfWARD TRAINS
MAI Tram leaves Concord at 10 as A NJ for White
River Junction, conneettp viii trains of Wells River
~ Johnsbury, Barton Newport Wnloughby and Nj goe
Lakes, Stanstesd, Bath, Littltton Lancaster sc -
Also With trains foi Montpelier Burlington, St Al
eans, Rouse's Point horueal Ogdensburgh and the
West
DAY sxrnHss IRAN leaves Concord At 1880 ANS
ut White River Junction connecting with trains for
Montpelier Burlington Rouse Point Montreal sc and
9Th Ogdensburs and Grand Trunk Railroads foi the
Vest
BRIsTo1 TaAM leaves Concord at $50 p. ~, for
rankin and Bristol
EvHNiNe kxPRsss TRAIN leaves Concord A. $40 p
a. fo White River JuDnfop conn Getting with rans for
Montpelier Burlington 81 Aibane, HOUSES Point
Montreal, OgdeusburPh, and the West.
'OI arrival Of trains from Boston, Worcester Ports
Outh, Portland SC.
Downward TRAINs
MORNING ExPRHss TRAIN leaves White River
iuuoton foi Concord Of LILO NJ, arrival Of aims
rom Ogdens6urgh and Montreal. On Mondays at 6.25
nstead Of l.l6.
tBRisToI TRAIN leaves Bristol for Concord At A.
4 aud Franklin at 9.l2 A.
MAIL Train leaves White River Junction for Con-
ord at H. 20 ~ arrival Of trains over the Yer
mont Central, Passumpsie, and White Mountains Rail-
ohds.
DAY ExrRBss TRAIn leaves White River Junction
It 800 P n OF on arrival Of trains from Montreal and
lgdensburgh, Bstteborpugh. keene Bcllows's Falls
windsor &c. connecting Concord with trains for Man
hester Nashua, Lowelisnd Boston.
tIhese trains connect Concord with trains for an
chester Lawrence, Portsmouth, Portland Nashua wor.
sasteT, New York, Lowell and Boston
ONGLOW STRARNs Agent
Noncord. NE Nov 10 S64
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-02-16

Worth over One Million Dollars. All to be
Sold for
One Dollar Each, Without Regard 10 Value
Not to te paid fot EMIL you Khow what you are to
Receive
SPLENDID LIST OF ARTICLESl
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MARRIAGE GUlDE-Youn0's Great

M AkblAGE GUlDE-Youugs Great
w PHI siolodsal Work every one his own Doe
tor-behg private instructor TO- mauisd persons or
thing eoneefu the physiology and relations OF our
-eAua sysiem, and he production or Prevention Of
Ohs ing including all the discoveries before
gi'en IN the tug ish language, by wA YOUNG, NJ
d. This Is really q valuable aud int resting WORK II
Ia written 10 plain language for he general reader and
u usuAttd with upwards Of one hundred ergravings
Az you married people or those contempau a. ar
TSge and wing he least impediment to married life
-houl read THIS book IL disoses that every
must be 10 ked up and not lie about the house Ii will
BE- sent TO any one on receipt Of dfy cents Address d.
Phil adephia an.lR '
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aoOrtrp.

REST


REST.
s.pop.e to lines found under the pillow Of dead soldier
pitai near Port Royal
Yes, lay thee down TO sleep,
Like childhood free from care,
For eyes that never rest,
Can make thy waking blest,
Albeit "here or tEere.n
Some anxious heart tonight
Prays for thy peaceful rest,
And vainly, tenderly,
1t longs to pillow thee
Upon a loving breast.
No woman's hand perchance,
May press thine aching head
But One beside thee stands,
Whose wounded feet and hands
For thee have freely bled.
The hands that fought the fight
May lie upon the breast
The weary march-won feet,
That heed no signal-beat,
May keep unbroken rest.
The brave and faithful heart
May well repose ere noon;
The enyied fate. forsooth,
To die for God and truth
Can not be thine too soon.
Then meath his banners fold
Lie down upon the field;
Thy stripes we count renown,
He'll gem with stars thy crown
BY whose stripes we are healed"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-02-16

---'---s DR. WAkRBN'S BILIOUS
%xnrnT - BlTTERS for purifying the
{ NCLAD/ gbood curing Liver complaint,
WV /Jsupdicei Headache, Dizziness,
1-zz--.=zss@ Dyspepsia General Debility,
oostigtness. PLes. aud All bilious diseases.
For cleaning, Strengthening, inyigoratiug and put.
Ing the weak, run down. debtattd and diseAs
ed human system II Is believed 70 be unequSed by any
other med cine In toe world.
A GkBAf REGULATOR
Persons suffering from conplicat Il dsestes Of
chronic nature and cannot eli exactly what all th IN
will ind aud speedy relief in the Of Dr. Wa
rens Bilious Bitters. Such Mr. DAME
o. 1862 ;-'I conn enoed taking the Buffers first Of
July nave taken bottle and part Of Anothef.-and
my health quite restored" Mr. Smiti had been Out o.
health for months, aud unable to laoor.
GREAT HuMOR CtRRt
Mr. Smith nboye alluded TO- aa,ss - Ne son VIII,
4 ..'-.etNI ~ Nge' ~, ~" VIM