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Lonlsians. InteIligence.

II THE Marlborough Herald Of the 18th inst says !:
The weather has been very cold for some time
past, and good deal Of rain has fallen filling all
THE creeks and water courses. Thursday night it
poured down II torrents II was, we expect, a
clearing up shower, for TIE sky is now serene, and
Bdenf river and Bayou Macon are up and naviga-
BILE steamboats, Are now running in both streams.
Il The Telegraph says that want Of houseroom is q
subject of great complaint in Monroe some houses
renting for d yearly rental Of half their value.
The following items are from the Monroe Intel.
Iligencer 81 the 18th INIT sl7 #s5 Is
t yesterday Provost guard Of white troops ar
Tiv6d per steamer Fletcher, of part OF Company
Isss A IS lst Regiment New Orleans volunteers,
Colonel Risda!e, anda part Of A company Of the
|E26tl Ohio. Lieutenant Kerchkam Is in command
d the guard. They are 70 Be stationed at Monroe
Lient. Wisener, iii charge Of the Freedmen's
Bureau arrested some freedmen on Saturday
who had contracted y labor with planters for the
year, for violating their contracts and leaving
Their enpl They are now awaiting bis action
i'd tile premises. III
The FERRIES VI Monroe and Trenton ware sold
last tnrday for one year, the one at Monroe fol
and the other AT Trenton for 1886, TO H, q
ELHcTIos liz election for Senator IN ST. John
ana st James took place yesterday. Messrs. p
q. Mire and Felix Poche are the candidates.
Le Louisianais announces the establishment 81
4 ppstoiice at the Convent at last, with N. Mar
della Onbre, as postmaster. \ Gloreuse nouyele, 4
egclaims our contemporary.
DROWNED. m. sanveur Lawson Il supposed I'd
have been drowned hi the river q few days ago,
He had been thirty PEARS q school master in 81
James. The skif ID which he started to- cross the
river came ashore 1T Kenneryille.
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VALUABLE RESI- DENCEs IN THE FOURTH DISTRICT
BY u. B. WALTON - DESLONDE,
88a&$4 J.fB. WALTON, Anctioneer.

0fice-47 Carondeet street, corner Union
SATURDAY,a january a7, 1865, Mt II
will be sold
LOT or GROUND in the square bounded by Coliseum
street. Washington Fourth and Chestnut Streets
nring 81 feet inches and lines Coliseum
depth between parallel lines of l2S feet inches and line
Upon tbs Lot there large and well built frame
ngs containing two Parlors Dining Room Billiard Room
nine Bedrooms four Servants Rooms Bath Room Kitchen
Pantry, Store Room Gtern roof all complete
the painting having just been finished The first story is
finished in superior manner with enriched c0fnees. arches
There Garden in fine order attached and the whole
in thorough repsr and ready for immediate occupation
j S-And--5ya3 85
"A LOT OF GROUND second street, in the square
bounded by Carundeet date Apoo street. Second Baronne
ate Bacchu and First Streets measuring 80
Second street. by M feet inches Depth between parallel
lines. As4 ALE
Upon this Lot there large well finished two-story frame
dwelling House. containing wide hail. Parlor Dining
Room Redrooms three Servants Bedrooms and all
Pantry etc etc The sidewalk is 20 feet in width and Is we'll
Tagged The property is in good repair and nearly
fourth cash the remainder in the notes Of
the purchasers payable at six twelve and eighteen months
with six cent and eight cent eventual interest
and mortgage until final payment The buildings to be
sept insured by the purchasers and the policies transferred to
the vendors
Acts q before arina starke notares public athe
pense Of the purchasers
See plans at the office OF the Auctoneers.
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4 STEAM ENGINE IN GoMRkETE ORDER.
BY q. DE FEKIET,

SATURDAY.. january ~, 1860, at Ii
~ o'clock At The Florida Lumber Yard corner e Robert
IA Steam Engine complete ORDER together with the Boiler
of Is horse power, well adj ptad for saw mill
The be examined before the day OF saie on
u H. s.s Tasas MI ii d s treasury Notes
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oTssoPPosITE THE LAFAYETTE MARKET, FouRT
District. jg
by u b. WALTON ~ DEsLONDE,
j. B. WALTON, Auctioneer,

CATURDAfE, Jan. RI, at IL O'Clock M.
~ at the Merchants and Auctoneers Exchange Royal
street, will be sold }3sS III E5$
L TWO VALUABLE LOTS OF GROUND, opposite the Lafa-
ystte formerly SoapaTu Market square bounded by
q feet Inches front on sorapar street depth Of feet
about the middle Of the front SorBparn street between
Leyee and Rousseau streets. VIZ
RJrTERMs-Ghsh in u. s. Treasury notes. II
Act Of sale before Walter H. Peters, Notary Public at the
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LARGE CATALOGUE SALE OF 200 VALUABLE OIL
PAINTINGS ABDUCTION.
nv MONTGOMERY - BRO.

vTTEDNESDAYs Jan. ss4th, at 4 1-4 O'Clock
n Il, n ~ st. Charles street Opera House q 81
gs 1t same hour until the whole collection Of the 200 VALU
ABLE OIL PAINTINGS is closed.
The above collection selected with grt and
the studios and galleries of the most emit
Europe and America and especially attractive
to connoseurs Of the Enearts
fine and valuable originals and copies e the old masters
TIE benefit q he q that valuable collection
also contains variety Of cabinet pieces the best
artists Of Europe including Myerhen Schroeder Englehar
Spencer, Harwck, Stanteld, Sommers, Alom and many
others of equal celebrity AT e the above are beautifully
and are now on exhibition and examination until they
closed The public invited present before
d 4nHHTERMS-Cas in u s. TREASURY notes.
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CARRIAGES. ......., .CAKRIAGEs.
The IMMENSE STOCK in the THREE LARGE
WARER00MSi covering of Il, 900 square feet.
{ Entrances--450 BROADWAY and l6 CROSBY STREET
Being the LARGEST ASSORTMENT Of Carriages ever
offered In New York. will br sold at greatly reduced
prices
G. WITTY, 450 Broadway, New York
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NOTICE.................-
q Subscriptions for
The NEW YORK MERCANTILE JOURNAL
!. !. Daily and Weekly NEWS
=. I. DAY BOOK
:. -. H.. METROPOLITAN RECORD.
=. :. :. ALBION. zs #a ..
:. :. :. FREEMANs JOURNAL.
:. =. =. NATIONAL BANK NOTE RE-
PORTER and FINANCE GAZETTE.
The Philadelphia AGE.
:. Boston POST
=. Washington Daily NATIONAL NTEILIGENeER
-. Augusta CHRONICLE
-.. Galveston NEWS. aa- ...-
:. FLAKES BULLETIN
Houston TELEGRAPH.
And Leonard Scott Co.'s Reprints, four BRITISH RE-
VIEWS and BLAcKWooDs EDTNBuRG MAGAZINE, re-
ceived at the Merchants Exchange and News Roems
ST. Charles street and Commercial Place
~ ;. -. -. M Z. OVERALL. Agent,
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,P''EcA.Ns

NOTICE B. NOTICE
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Gas CONSUMERS READ THIS
WINCHEsTERs PATENT IMPROVED LAVA-TIP GAS
BURNER il the most convenient in The T
viii, peyer corrode rust or burn For sale by G. W.
shutes and his agents this city Office at Moorea
Gas Fitting Establishment, No. 81 Baronne street
Beware spurious articles for sale in the market Gas Fix
lures cleaned and repaired at 81 Baronne street
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The house will open visitors every day from IL to
until the 18th inst The inventory be at the
office Of aueoneers where the for the sale of the
Furniture bulk together with the lease Of the house will be
TaRde kuO + 4 q
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CROCKERY. GLASSWARE. TABLE
CUTLERY AND HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.
large stock in assorted crates and packages put mp
pressiy for Country Merchants, packed TO order by
SSs. sAML E MOORE q CO.,
53NS$.g % Cannp street..
The Portland daily press., 1866-03-06

7''' 80 " Farm for Sale. fnoil2E 9i.
A GOOD FARM of about 10 acres, about II miles
11fro Gorham Village, on the line of the Portland
s. Rochester Railroad, 20 be sold cheap. Terms lib
eral. Apply to ~ = ltil .Du8oN-Cd asIiiriul.s
..a.1 ROSCOE G. HARDING, Gorham,
Or, H. c. BARNES, Portland. ''s3H s'l'7iElI1 !,
The Portland daily press., 1866-03-06

49, A large and convenient House, No. Is
@:: watervilIe St. suitable for two families. Terms
Hssg. of sale liberal .---l p Z ~. .s
: Apply to w, No. 37} Middle st. ja23dH
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For Sale,

31+ " 3An For Sale. ~" st LihN-hi
nNE superior new Locomotive Boiler. t.-lsstas
" One secondhand Engine and Boiler (15 horse
power) all complete 10 E'" 17f>'1ld II
Secondhand Shahing and Pullies. Il ~ fi5a...
One new horizontal Engine (6 in. cylinder.)
One new Oscillating Engine, 70 in. cylinder.) Ill
Trenail Machines; Jack Screws. ~
" All kinds of Machinery promptly made and
repaired.
%" IRA WINN, Agent, los 81
feSd2m ia No. II Union St, Portland, Maine.
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Miscellaneous.
MEDICAL ELECTRICITY
DR.. w. N. DEMING,
Medical Electrician
ia MIDDLE STREET. ~,

N.,rvx Onnos;te che TJuste., s,.,.s uo,ep
- - ~ S'
VXTHERE he would respectfully announce to the
w citizens of Portland and vicinity. that he has
permanently located in this city, During the three
Of the worst forms of disease In persons who have
tried other forms OF treatment i'm vain. and curine
patents i'm SO short time that the uuestion ia often
asked do thew stay cured? To answer this onestion
we viii saw that ali that do not stay cured. we win
doctor the second time without charge w W."
DR.. D. has been practical Electrician for twenty
Eiectcity is perfectly aapted Co chronic diseases in
the snrm 0f nervous or sick headaehe: raio1a n,
the head neck or extremities: constitution when
in the acute stages or where the lungs are not fully
involved acute or chronic rbeumatism scrofi,la hy
diseases. white swelngs spinal diseases cI,rvatnre
Of The spine. contracted muscles distorted limbs
Ua,sv or parolvs;s St Vitas, Dance daafness stan
Ssr;no or hes;taney of sneecb. dyspensia ind@es.
ton constination and liver co,nplainf n;leswe cnra
c.o, n tint onr - ,,ro.a,,te o2hfrsa I.a,,aL,
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Real Estate for Sale !
~ II 5s. -BY-- .. t,..r.l.4,s
h JOHN G.. PROCTER, ,a.t
- Hal.1.5 i~ LIME STREET.

E:;; Brick House and Lot, with Stable, on
2l:A Aon Cumberland ST., u IL - s45OO
Wooden House and Lot, with Stable, on
Cumberland St., $500
Wooden House and Lot, with Stable, on p /"
Wilmot St., 5l.El ..Is'f : Hl-1I 80 = $4,000
Brick House on Oak St., l -...-.., $4,000
Brick House on Pearl ST., S325O
Also, some very desirable locations on CONGRESS
FREE. PINE and Carleton Streets, from $1,000 to S14
600, and several Houses and Lots on Middle Street,
from 81 900 to S15,OO0 together with several desra-
bic Residences in Gorham, Me-, and adjacent TO the
City on the line OF Railroad.
Feb 2S-dlw q 'a.fIIl t el
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THE MAINE STATE PRESS, is published % a. nar inc
same placs every Thursday morning at $500 year.
invariably in advance.
RATES OF ADvERTIsING.-One Ihch VI spAoo' ~
S1'so ner square daily first week % cents per
week aer three insertions or glsS 3 cents
Hail syn,re three insertions or less 10 cents; one
week II iSo: % cents per week alter.
Under head of "AMUsEMENTs,s Sz.oo per square
.sSpEcIAL NOTICES" S1.25 per square first inser-
tiop and a5 cts per square for each subsequent in
sertion; hall square, Si.oo nrst 'hsernoh 10 Gus
each subsequent insertion. --l...-- -.. fr.sr. 3
Advertisements inserted in the "MAINE STATE
PRESS" (which has large circulation in every par
and so cents per square for each subsequent nser-
tion .. -.
Gg- JOB PRINTING, of every description, exc
the Office or Paper promptly transacted on appnes'
tion above. Ia- ti.a5 H
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iog For Sale. ...-..
The Farm formerly known as the
AGSA-A George Small Farm, in the town of
Isl HfdJISnAl Limington, two miles from tie vii
aK4EhL2 lage and one-half a mile from the
Ad--44z41 Post Office, store, church and Acad-
emy.e 1t contains hundred and eighty acres OF
good land, well divided into tillage, pasturage and
wood land. Produces fifty tons OF hay. Has large
Orchard good two story house and ELL hnished paint
ed and in good repair. Good Barn and other neces-
sary out-buildings. Hti''Ft fis'I lFlVt TT ~ q.
Also stock OF Farming Tools, ifrequired. Apply
to A. Il. SMALL,
on the premises. pa .la il'fIlII 10
February 2s, 1866. ..iff,, mar2d&w3w9
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Wants, Lost and Found.
50 WANTED 8
Agents, Ladies or Gentlemen.
6N

IN each county, to canvass for "Lincoln & Son."
i "The Volunteers Return" /" Woman's Mjssion,"
IA field hospital scene President Lincoln and Fam
ily," an other engravings Agents make from $5
to 81 per day with them They say /" everybody likes
hLem." Card pictures furnished, album size. Write
distinctly your county, town and name.
VIM. l. RICE, General Agent,
P, o. Box $50. 4 Springfield, Mass
February 20, 1885, DIV
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For Sale or Exchange
For Property in this CITY.

N& FOUR BRICK HOUSES in the City OF Chel-
E5;;; sea, and two In the City of Boston.
-EAs:A For further particulars inquire Of ~
OilH .1atuV E. WEBSTER & SON. s.r-i- s.fl 70
No. "A Middle St, Portland,
ton, Mass. Itt;r f',a F.,I,,,f, -. :, ~ -.-.-.
March 1-d2w* - y 1t
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Important to Nayigators.

NAPT. II. c. TAYLOR'S new method of finding
~ the Longitude without the aid of aChronemeter.
Every navigator should know it. The method is
short and easily worked. Price two dollars. Address
Feb 22-d1W* = + ~ .-... d -. --.rf5 .....
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FOR SALE 7

= 2" :. ."FGs-. 4 =
The Dcsira BILE Residence 81 Spring Street
iJ Between High and Park Sss. 6n
{s:.sAs The House is in good order, well arranged
I;;;l and convenient. Heated by Furnace Pinei for
.GsA. Gas. With an abundance of good water. and
Is in all respects very desirable location.
? Apply to p IN \ -. : - l''''> '''''N'
JOHN G. PROCTER, Lime Street.
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THE PORTLAND DAILY PRESS Is published
every day. Sunday excepted lat SO Exchange Street,
Portland, N. A. FOSTER, Proprietor.
TERMS: Eight Dollars year in advance.
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For Sale and to Let.
Lease & Fixtures for Sale
Augusta House.

#N The undersigned being compelled ION az
count OF ill healthy to relinquish Hotel busi-
fsE IN ness, offers for sale the lea and portion
EG.18 8of the fixtures OF said house.
. Inns hotel ranks among the first in the country,
and commands a large proportion OF the travel. II
has one hundred twenty-five rooms perfectly venti-
lated and substantially furnished. Attached to the
house are Bathing Rooms, Shaving and Billiard Sa-
looms, &c. In connection with the house is o large
and convenient Stable, with fine livery stock. 10
any one desirons Of entering the hotel business viii
find this a rare opportunity with comparatively a
small capital.
HARRISON BAKER, Proprietor.
Jan 30-dtf
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W01ateG.

A N Agent in every town in the State or Maine to
IA sell new convenient and useful patented arti-
Gle. Ladies or Gentlemen wishing for rare chance
to make money should call on on address,,
f,.. j. HANKERSON s. CO.,
130 Middle Street,
Nov 2S-df o., H ait Portland, Maine.
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THREE or more rooms, suitable for housekeepin
i Address a' GEO. ii, LEFAVOR.
March 2 u-I eal I.t- .ltiisE Press Office.
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ForSale..
For Sale,
For Sale

o5 71n4 a,g & For Sale. a9, b,,t --s.
o. THE Dwelling House and Land, for many
M: years the residence Of the late Hon. j. G.
~ Churchill, on Congress Street. Possession CIV
en- May 1st.
For terms &C., apply to
GEO. Z. b. JACKSON, Ex'or,
Feb. 26-3wd* 19G Fore Street.
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Wanted.

fs.A BY man and wife, no children, o good con-
E;;;: venient rent in central location-on Street
Rs..H traversed by the Horse Cars preferred. Rent
from $3.50 to $780, Have lived in one house fifteen
Address box 1853 Post Office. fe22dtf
The Portland daily press., 1866-03-06

gY-The cotton harvest in Algeria is mag
nificent in the plains of Habra. The natives
of Farraga and of the Alba Djemmala, who
are occupied with this culture, will realize
geproits, and are preparing to give it greater
extension than in preceding years. ~ t.
The Portland daily press., 1866-03-06

di TO r s. "A L Ell
nNE secondhand HAND PRESS for sale cheap
" Ii applied for soon. Size OF Platen 20x28. :!
Inquire in person at, or address by mail,
PRESS OFFICE, Portland, Me.
Feb 13-dtf u ta3l7t ~ s., i-af -. ~
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W0nted.

pY man Of experience, asituation as Book-keep-
- er in some Wholesale establishment or Lumber
Trade References given. Address Portland P. o.,
FEB 26-2w* ~ ~. ..t.f....t- JIM. G.
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Rent Wanted.

"A CARRIAGE SMITH wanted. Apply at E.
n LEMONT'S Carriage Mandatory, Preble St.
Feb 20-dtf -
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"- For Sale. atlau ~ .f.sA
A RETAIL GROCERY. 'A q
"A Enquire at 100 Congress St. marSdIw'
The Portland daily press., 1866-03-06

I'D .i. Lost .,4f
"A there and Bracket ST. on tuesday aiternoon.-
The Under will be rewarded by leaving the same at
HERSEY, FLETCHER g. cos,
mar l-dlw Commercial st.
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FOR SALE!

A DRY GOODS Stock and Stand for sale at agreat
"A bargain. For particulars inquire Of
f@lf' TT THRASHER g Co., so ;t.ft
Feb 27--d6 .....5s -,ff. 4 Free st. Block.
The Portland daily press., 1866-03-06
Store to LET.

oOOTc W LEU sH 1..iF
CTORE 172 Fore Street, % door from Moulton St.
- In Duran q Chadwick Block. For particulars en-
49,. WILLIAM DURAN, .+e a
No. 8 Moulton Street.
g March,, 1S66-df .ss7 - - II
The Portland daily press., 1866-03-06

nNE Of the most desirable building lots for gen.
teel residence and beautiful garden, in the City
OF Portland Contains 49, 200 feet, and IL very pleas
anty located on Grove Street. adjoining the Deering
Farm. ~ III III 77F71
Also Cottage House and Stable, and about one
acre Of Land, with Fruit Trees, Grapes, Strawber-
ries, &C., on South Street, Gorham Village, within
few minutes walk from the Depot,-a very pleasant
situation, and will be sold at bargain. - s1aas
Apply at the PROBATE Office. ~ iIsaf "a. t...s.5
February "a, 1866 ed1w&eod3w
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{i% A furnished house in the upper part of the
H;; CITY, for a small family, from the 1st of May
RAsss4. TIL 1st Oct. iiu '@oi ia l9e b t.lf.T :
Address SO State st. ts. fe27eod2w#
The Portland daily press., 1866-03-06

Stone Cutters Wanted.
WANTED Immediately, twelve good Stone-Cut-
w ters to cut abutment and pier stone. "H"
Apply to JAMES ANDREWS, II
Dec 27-dtf Biddeford
The Portland daily press., 1866-03-06

THE Two-story Brick House and Lot, No. Deer
i Street, at q GREAT BARGAIN. ".ts'7rtf4fi -if
For particulars, enquire of taaI-e-' 3 ,sti44
-E1ss hi af BENZ. KNIGHT, t.f NJ.
oct1Sdtf Atlantic Wharf.
The Portland daily press., 1866-03-06

m Deering Bridge, a gold Bracelet set with jet;
~ the owner can have the same by applying at the
Gas Office, proving property and paying charges.
Portland, March 2-d1wf - y. II
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PORTLAND.

Tuesday Morning, Maroh.6, 1865.
The Portland daily press., 1866-03-06

City Residence for Sale.
49, A two-story house-seven rooms and good
@:;:l cellar kitchen-warmed by furnace, gas
10y throughout; hard and soft water. House Sit
uated on Cumberland St., less than five minutes
walk from Post Office. Lot contains 43OO square leet
which includes garden. Terms $34OO inquire OF
F. @. PATTERSON, S2a Exchange St., Fox Block,
within one week. l8sou.g 5.6.sI .9 marld1w.
The Portland daily press., 1866-03-06

TTNHE Brick Store corner Commercial and Franklin
j Streets, ut present occupied by Messrs. Jeffer-
son Coolidge g. Co. Possession given Oct. 1st,
7t4Ef .5 A. q s. 4. SPRING.
Sept 27-dtf ~
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e-l.4f +, For Sale. .',--.
A FIRST class Stock in trade, in the STOVE and
AJOBBING business. The best location and with
better conveniences than anything Of the kind in
Portland. Has first class custom, does principally
q CASH business. Apply to p,
Feb 22-d&w2w9 70 a7 III Middle ST.
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people party and q supper. He said he wou''
not do 1t till of lem got married, and then
he would give good ont. The young people al
once got up a mock marriage, but to the rich
neighbor In question the catch was not to be made
known till the party was over.
A genuine license was obtained, and a genuine
magistrate employed. The bride was first ad-
dressed, and to the usual questions she answered
yes" 1t was understood that the bridegroom
was to be addressed first, and the bride was to
answer ono" But since the mistake was made,
the bridegroom was too gallant to answer "no,"
so he gave the usual answer, supposing She whole
to be bit Of fun t.G
But when the fun was over, it was discovered
that the marriage was legal and genuine, and
nothing but divorce or death could separate
them. And the chagrin was great on both Sides
since the bride was engaged to another yoaDg
man, and the bridegroom was engaged to another
young lady. The bridegroom said he would drown
himself before he would live with his wife, and
the wife said she would take poison before she
would live with her husband. At last accounts
they were in great trouble, the knot could not be
united, and the public and the rich giver Of sup
pers were merry at the expense of the two
jokers.
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CmOLEKA DIsARMED !.


The Chief Causes Oh 61ebGAkSASc -4BesIERySU-
DR. H. cnURTARETs DIsIEFEGTTEG FLUIDS Sc
fed y letters patent the United States France Pre-
psred solely by The New Disnecng Company eIx
iabratt ~, Nos 2 300 and 500 Henry street, New Ns-
Office 81 Cedar street. Pr" @
Ihs Company organized permanent basis with Dr.
4hrAtnr prepared furnish Us Disinectg Fluids
urinRls Closets
sewers CUTTERS shps, roads HOSPITALS PRISONS and public
institutions Of all kinds slaughterhOuses DIAL and fat boiling
lie value Of the latter every Aner and wherever poisGS
offensive exist Thee agents deodorEefs
antisepcs npu and isnectsnt In the sciehtne
aiding of the words They uoxous and adoR
they destrOyeTs merely absOrbents of poisonous
gssespot injurious utensils which they used lha
attention of medical scientific directed TO these dis
inectant At ached testmopias in favor Of this rah
discovery which, with hundreds Of Others be seen % th@
COmpalS's office
DELAvAH HOUSE, ALBANY, March 30 ledh
II the President the York Disineeting Company
Dear SI is all it is represented to be- We hais 1as
at disinfeCtAnts, but consider tns We
found article which surpssses all othes q
al Dad OdUrs. u hoEsolA4i 80 Z.
New YoRK, April 9, ls66
To she President of the New York Dnlectiug Company
peHr pronounce II without exception 70 " We
We known Its effect every
| and itstAu taneous- e. A Stbfooe' <As''f NAo1s'
A. B-these Dsniecans used q ths nqs
the direction Of the Sanitary Police OF inc HesSOput
Department, New York. POWELL 4 THOMPSON,
! a. Cedar Get, New York,
ad ols geDss for uuiIsd tates aud the
4 Ia whom an orders shaald be addressed
For sale BY ali Druggists and General Dealers IN he shAts
. Stan HndG
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DR.. Samuel GILBERT. Preparations.

DIR. BAMCEL GILBERT so celebrated having had tor
the last twenty-five years, in the treatment Of
CHRONIC DISEASES,
lucrs7e Medical Practice in the south has stles
consented asw Of his esteemed remedies TO be
prepared and sold proprietary medicines This resolution
engendod by the repeated solicitations of those who
have experienced .he benefit OF his remarkable professional
skill and BY the possbty Of giving especial attention 70
the written applications made him for prescriptions
BY whose pscuatay circumstances; orbusnsss habits
preclude the possibility Of applying in pe,sou to ha