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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-22

Pn.LApsLyurA, Dss: n. iesa
= sis:
s.,lrS I'd Mx f:s1:yivs.s R,!!se:d y" hieh:nes on
psrs.s D s o. sss 81, III Corn
'oS az: ss.. Aa s's u Es.'s 81. q = o.
i, y. u Sss : :.s:, =: SSs;s :y
n 90 wssa Sr@, viss 90 s1vsseins sadsasy. Prime
ss =: ~: s.:. from Com en- !. 6 : WI. ..s .ns ..
have bsss small s.lss @ mess pork = "a So Lard
ss:.; ss.d s fs g e.. sss
inferior s 70 strictly prime whsssy dsprssssd; a0aa'y
ALBANY. Dss n. 1854
ssi sns ls
.a.nd ha. been fair bu. the s..rsns cold weather has
g. g. ss
Ssots. ss .Sais. @ ina:
steer. avsragns over Fair g good from 7Hs
ss.sa 4; s:s
Soxs fa H" a. '' me "'e' '' D'''
Ss-;co D.s - p .sss
~ 4 ss ss for yss . S s
e
= s.s 81 e as.
M per- ssa as' Freight. s'qa
BUFFALO, Dec II, 1858
.s.sy Tss s.s. are 'S iso boil. iii % er No
and Sla % Tor common winter. drains-whea - quiet.
s sss: Ga"ss ;Rsss 500 az
The s.s saS steady
hog. quoted ~ &c. AS4c Wiskey arm Al ~ 49, at
retail
CHICAGO. Dec. u. l6CA
a.Iss: .ss sq .ss ssSPs sssS ss'f
No sprns dull e. OK closing lover a. 81 ~ Corn
heavy and drooping. iNc g. lower closing duh 1t tic
Ness pork hrmer. and ooc higher sellers demandtne
high rs SO. Lard 1rnes, aud more active.
. MILwAVxu, Dec. n, 1850
Whsss aselnins q g - Is for No / 81 % 81 % for
No u TN NO. B. Corn declining; +5o for No. Pro.
hoN hm q q iys hog. active :, % co. ~ Re.
$3.50 dressed hogs. shipments. 800 bbls nour. loo
bushels wheat
ST. LOUIS Dec 81, 1885
Flour quiet and unchanged; wheat dull No spring - TO-
Corn duh, old white Voc white. SSc Oats dull
lower At 40. Barley unchanged Rye 81 90 Cotton Boo
3lc Whiskey inactive 81 - Pork az go 80
Lard dull keg lsc teroe l2c. Hogs - % ~ TO-
CrxcrrsAs Dec. n, 1895
Flour dull and nominal Meas pork lower CIV 80 So
Lard steady Ike . lie Cotton held frmy At 81 X.
Whlskcy dull aud lover Al ~ ~ In bond Gold IVA
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wesTcntsrea AsRIcuL ruaal AND HlaTlcuL IusAL
SOCIETY

The annual meeting Of Tho wsstcheesr County Agncul
tursi and Horticultural Society took place Thursday
at White Piana Tho report Of the Board of Managers
was Rad and adopted The society has purchased
srs mrs a. land In the town OF Grecnburg for
tho enlargement Of their fair grounds with tho addition
OF miIoack for the trial and exhibition Of horse&
committee appointed 70 ssisct ofcsrs for the ensuing
year nominated James Gibson the present Incumbent,
for President for Vice President, Edward Sbounard
second Wee President Henry Fed third Vice Presi-
dent Elliott T. Cowdn; Edward ,. Carpenter. Cor.
responding secretary; Henry W. Tibbetts Treasurer;
John Cowen, Hscordng Secretary; Fordham Morris and
Tee was sdopts< and the gentlemen elected Tho
COMMITTEES appointed 10 examine the Treasurcrs
reported that hey found the 10 DO correct The
premiums hd crops awarded 70 the soccsssfui
competitors he usual roans business transacted
and tbs society thon adjourned
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HIP PIN G NE w S .
FsaT o. ktx roar. utcfnsta n. 1854


fs1f w nLN isNAs utbkm>lA ~ IVA
Cleared.
ss.mssip Caledonia tBr. xsponsh. oiasso--r Mo-.
st-assdP n.v.n. ni.aL ssysr sossA.mp.oa AMI H..s-
ni-.is shp na.ias s4r. Harris. A.ps -siir.siss Man
H1ssmssp oslss. wlsoaAui. Hsv.aa-RsnsaldA yna-
sea,a.sp cor,-r, Brl,.ea. H.-.n.--r-uaslas ysseg.
sss~aashp RALEIGH. MAs.hmaa. sorfols-Lyincstsa. Pos
steamship ylsnbsau, Mallory. sOrfon-Llrns.ssa. yss
shia cs.s.-orA ,BrA winters As,~-rp-rsssA x.'asss
bsis Bsssaaa slis- WSslsh. ssrsslss.-isgs. !
Bsrs usmGlsa. sA.pp.rd. rorsi.s4-s.., s~.
Bfis Meteor Asssssoa. n.-sna-rray1ns 4 vinias
Brls y Louise siasr LsshDen. csissfsss-sssrsoa
sas gr..as, ca. cssg-r. s..,asa. s~cau yna
ssSr fasssGserg-. ns..s."Dsiia.r rs,,sr So
-, ~ y..f tsrt l,a., Ii.,..,, is,..s-! 6sss.s
500 TrsdsH. Hs'Ss'i, sssS-rs-aslasss.'s- o.ss.
ssmgprts. Heard We n:,...r.suy, ss.A : CO.
~, s.sy n''@ ssis.i. ,'s ss.. H.'' s
49, ID 1890, .,.1,.fi n..u
Arrived.
=; -. ga s.- - as's y. sI 1879 u
p pa .ssss os.T * So "a 49,, sss r D.
49, =. z "a T. /. . "a =. e. ss W. y, o..
kssasassg rr.ssoni. sAsrr~sl rsTsassa. VIA mas.
sss.sp s-.--s. sssrss. sosss .aA rass .az ps.....
.,..s'sg ..s:.s ss,,sr s.s- ia ms a. >.
hhir kfn~rna Coaxfess Peg fysAga No, 49, fs,s n
wghi la. wA nds@ snd "a I~~s-ax-ra gr.nns4. 10.
tygn G. Hs1 hEht sta1s ss1 ers s.stAss a. 800
so = .sssess.ee = ss..y ssa ~ fslss rs.a hioe
len ~ a. sfnsNfsl cara AFKp nfh k~un4 ~
ylss,.,, 90 r-ss.stes ~ -
laa.ess y S..r H.!sh.se. Ds~ ~ - &c. = SAHs
Ialana Nrtt So tfif uss~n - fbfunsr siMH3ins - ~
hrnf issn NsrshrNp ghr1. r~n4fsrA cesa-ssas w. 70
81. 49, r..S'. 800. 80 ps.,.r y = -,
hfh hfEV s9sFr, Sgs<sf. Csssis
kcAr n Aias Clsaasssa, Nsiais
scar rstins, E@h.y<esa Isisfa
teas sgnast nka4its, Casa ssya
hsM hss1a~ss<F. A4fass
scar ggiA& N.sis ralsr, W dsya
E<hf wase Fsi&ewhsss C4tts~s
-, wasf.se. f',s.r rsss': -, r s.ys n. 800
ssh -s.as.r. rsfvsf tss ws~ stf frstAtsA@
Amevfe.s skips.ssev.' Assssfsstss.
Ne "a vs.s srss~.-nesw ~ ~ sss ~
~. sss-ns svvss-~1 ssss>ss s~a Oz~~ss s@ss s~~-v~s
ss~rnt.~lsss frs~ sss sssvs~1~A-
OsssAAss-<Ga D~vs1 ssssuA go a es1n+ III
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tllts Or REAL tsTnt.

J. Blsseser Son A Co, made the following sals. .
auction yesterday - =.
w. i3lh ST. house and los iSc i3th g., between 10
and grscns.ch asanues. los 30xsls.........tli.ou
washlnxton a., house and lot Ifp, between Bank
and Bethuno ~, b0u&c 20rs lot sss 1890. e0'
Washington A., house and TOT Ibi, house z0rss, ot
bTt..s ...ssss.. -"
13sih 81, lois, a, $40 IL Gu AZ, 2srss II,
each. -. - .sssts-
62d o., 4 lot, n. a, 1s5 n o 9th az, Osl9. An
il5th 81. lots, d a, 100 r. w. eah ~ Alsfs :.
bi0ck, r4cu. s.4tsssssfst
lola adjoining 23itErN block each. ...s...... ~
4th av lots, y. q, 30 n n lisa a., zstpg each -
"a sy lots, n w. corner psth g.. 1trloos, esch 70
sslh \, loss, a, 100 n. . "a sv 1sr's block, :.
eAeh. :. .. !. ~
loon -. lots, . iis q v. "a sv., 2srk block.
eArh - Ftst -
ests a, los a ., sas a. . ID Az. 2stjs b'ock.
escA. ssssssssssssssstsssstss.sss -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-22

market for wheat ruled ic &C. per bashs Of
the buyer without elcng any Improvement In tho demand
The sales comprise about ovO bushels Including
No. Milwaukee Al - L. The market was steady.
The demand quite moderate and oniy about 1900
bushels were disposed Of mainly At 81 % 81 70 for mixed
Western 81 II for mixed A0oaL Oats
ruled shade buyers favor with sales Of about 50 900
bushels At dc $50 for Chicago and Milwaukee, 66c for
Ohio and &c. for STATE Rye quiet but unchanged
In value. Barley inactive, with declining tendency.
els malt realized 81 DO
BxrswAx-we notice sales Of !. 500 lbs. at 4Oc.
Covfsx. The market quiet aud nomnAy unchanged
In the absence Of business.
COTTON dun OF SALE and prices ruled lower closing
with continued downward tendency the reduction ind
Gated revised quotations appealed The sales
Ia ah0u 0huiea MAJ ur4ss--
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In your paper q yesterday Ia dscson Of Commits.
sIoner Ne~ton against Bochm Co.. Ia the burning
nuId oasso Tho evidence has oonelusvsy shown that
we arc in no way connected With the Knowing
your senss 0f justice, we hope you ~lt insert tbs
above aad thus corecs The mistake o. your rspOrsr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-22

Mining stocks we're generally brmer than when last
recorded Al tbs nrst board Consolidated Gregory Gold
CLOSED osc higher than At The tins yesterday sell
sng $40 So Smith and Parmoies Soc selling a 81 rs.
Quartz nm 2sc. lower, selling 81 50 60 Corydon
sold al o. rs g. ~ Al the second board ocnsolida,sf
Gregory Cold closed ssc higher selling At gil as Quartz
Hit 40. sclng q % TO- smith and fmmsles vas zoe.
Tower, selling At 81 o.
dsnd Of ave por cent The Manufacturer and Msr-
chants, the Eighth National, the Heehsrcs', and the
Buichcrs and Drovsrs have also declared semannsa
dividend cf Ave par cen, each
tho ,mporaiious Of dry goods al this port for the
week ending December 20 compare follows with those
Of tt,s proyoQs week
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-22
COpGnfKRCLAL REPORT.

FRipAy Dec 4-eF n.
AsuE-Rsosipts. paskasss The market remained quiet
and nominal.
BsKApsfur-Rscetpts ASIA bbls 6our and 40 bushels
matt The demand for State and Western Aour mod.
crate and With few osrines prices favored the buyer loc
and in some l0c Dbl Tho salss comprise 5000
bbs Il revised quotations joined Southern noar
was dull Of SALE and pross nominal and logger. Tho
sales about $50 bbls Rye nour yss dull OF sale and
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SALES At TINE new yum Sack excMnss.

yearly dividsad'of fbsr pr cent Gen the govsran
taxi % ths preferred and common seockA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-22

Yesterday morning otcer Ineesck observed on cart
driven by two rneu named Mcnssl and John Yianlgan
Ave baresof whiskey which we're without the govern.
man, prsnd. On being questioned u the sIte-nth
precinct station house the aad they bad been en-.
sa.sd o car. the barrels which they tod contained
ard The mon discharged and the whsxsy va
retained By the Captain OF the prccsnct
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- 90 = si !. 49,. ss' r : =,
i.iaas.; .rA,. J.s, h..ss i,,.s ,.,..s,s y.s,. is
80 S,i' -, - L.ra s c.. , b.... --
49,. va f b..s. no sss-. 80 s.i-.. .' 'i; -:
r.la.. A,.,.sas, rg.ss rsssf 1900 gsrs. s.rsst
iaf.-.ss ass. "a ~ y .aHss,sa, s.g-... rsa.ss.
g.. s. Ss... ~ 81. . a. i s D. -. -.
80 % Dgs slg.. s.@g-se. 80. ys.s.a. s.,s hesss
as. ~, sss. y ~. o.r... berry ...- ...s.s
ss,h.s 1870 az 5.s s.s
80. y. ~ -: i. :: \. ',.:.
fIs, .iss .'i T.. -. ss,' .f ,~.. y.-. -
80 80 s.,,.s' s..ss' 80 , ,..s.ss =.
a aSss a. - .ss' i. o. "a si ..,. ~. s.,
ssssls. tsrss.-ls. ~ j.sss. H..J os.... s-a..s
s. ~ 80 ~ 80 .. ~, rs... e. .s..
Sy-. 49,. ,r.1 -. =. a's :. 49,. 49, A.s 49,.
,.:a =, ~. rI.. ~. .i - ..s ~. .ss. a. a.
sssssir D.. 10 ar .as Go. s.rr'ss. rsasAasss
&c ciissfr-ros, ~ - Az .s- "a. s.s- sr~ss
~ j. I: - 80 s.s..s. $780,
rsslry- f1ras. ~. 49, ssss cs,...A. 80. s~s
.., sI s 80 i s.. A y.:, IT, srs 80
I.. ~ az VI J.ss. ,s.Aaaas. sssVJ sssls.. cA.
sSs,5ii - = AZ .'.;'::,,s 1900. c.Ass
~ ~ -. 49, $50. ..s.sss T.ss. 49,
s.m us.s~s Hsss1N s&fs n Mahaesf, fnsN. ASH
U.~.tns Hswssf 4 Hsnry w~.s.y cd sti~skas.
r. i;.'i!..s- ssa... -, s'5' 80. -, -
s.a $50. 80 ii,.t.,sss re. ss.s.. -
ylsAss h.~b4YTpvss rk@rw tii~a. Hs4s = nGass.
t1s- So; 81 sS;';..T fs.:..s, !.
81. o-..s.s- 49,. 80 $500. ff''
r'JsrLasb. De- b-aw tsS csts ws~-ywsA.
Usssss. srrs l~wis hsfsAss setsncsk4 wss<ha
ksgry rksss as rseta rienssss. sfoss @~Aes Had
ca 80 AsssA s~-, n sr~ss-ss, fsss4.~ FnA&A~gs~
ilsssa1 irs~ as.ss@aa ss,y Ia.st s,..s f..w .s.s,
s.re<s 90 hi.s,.s.a 49, ssa f's.3 bi..ss.sss,t
s-sa. Sass. nrsss, jesse "aasaA. M,ns3aa =. 49,
sIgasosp. D., i,--.,r $40. yea. usl--..a st.sss
Az L~wts tFvwe4. Al4eag. xens Usns psMsa -
nestea. a or refsk 81 ~ ~ - t@1sy.s 80 ~
sAn wNk Hs1tsssO n~r N~Ar ksss .sm Aa$&ne nkfA
cks.~ e>sas@@f CO itAs. sAsp Drs<ss fhfy, tswt- -
skNASsAM Dos xs-Ays ses ~.~ss f.set<aAs h<s tWW
gsxas yef.Tsh. k~As~ 90 Afsf "a, Hf~fs -
sALkn, De- 70 AT s>Ass sss ps,tsgs yssv~sA@
4 a hsri.s<sN.. H~l<~, FAnse.sAs i~peseAA rss0
Grsss "a iss. $40 f--.a GA So. Lsfs.sf gs&K
~ iNA byis ms~&ss ssArs pe*ss r-~sk r-<r -.
ssss. \ Jssus.s. ffs~.. massAssa -. W. -.
lfrs.4 ky-ss.@sI. rsssss ". sss sss Sea- s~>Ht
vii.sisaros ~. o.s s-os ss Ia. s~. 49,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-22

CoprER the decline In she gold pre-
MUM the price OF American ingo has ruled lower and the
closing quotations nominaly sfolows:-Oetrut 27c
Portage Lass 26c with o. loo lbs
tons have been reported At lower dgure could be
amantns quiet but steady at n 10
,sc sperm and patent continued dull but unchanged At
t0c u G0c
DrEweoDs continued duh and heard Of no transac-
tons. Prices entirely nominal.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-09
DRY GOODS.

DRY GOODS. -. ~,
~ DE PERcsvAL, 7e BROADWAY,
L. OFFERS oR6S s s6 1.tO5 fi.G PRESENTS
Infants Robes Blankets Cloaks Caps and Bonnss Sack
spencers Rich Baskets. g.. &c. &c.
AISo oA 6YFEs. sIoGsks, &C.. &c. WAS 49,
Varieties Of Handkerchief and Sets for Children and
Misses.
MgE
HXNDKER0HfRFs &C.. 90.
Large stock OF Embroidered Yoked Chemise Bands Trim
ming Brawers Night Gown Sets &C., &c., &C.
Handsoms Initials and Monograms embroidered 70
order. fOr Esndkerohsfs Table Linen and Bed Clothes
" ooAs ssEzs s sAhasfhs n t! s!nakESs $3.50
ao1p HALF r Rai5 EXTRA FINE ana
GEEAT bARaAIss IN PRINTs DEhAIr ss$r NJ
AYR SoESz
Points at 100, DELAINEs At soc. FRENCH hE-
s&:s
CLOTHS kHssA!ss u s INV '''''
Iosa sE sEpGaF saAyf n ca Sssis
.Sgs Z Hssis 4 = : !: ;s;'S :; sy1os
Eighth avenue. S..r .ss:
O AT LAMBERrS go 0RERNWICH STREET !
NV sKp c SSSSs AZ T4 Faa1c P PSIcss
White and brown Musiins ut l39<c old price l6c.
Fine white Auslins q M and a old rioe 90 and 1c
Extra Quality yard vide So and ID. former price No.
Best ~ Wamsutta 33o. old price -
Heavy brown Shootings ~ 20c, 22c. and no.
Handsome Delsins 2Oc and 3sc. former price Slo
Heavy Cantons at 10, &c. and 3lc.
Job lot Of Dress Goods very cheap.
Pisids At sic, $40 and g. worth So. l4c and 600
All wool Mor1nO Plads Sc, worth last season 81.
Handsome Chnchea Beavers for ladies' and misses cloak
Ing 81 30 and g. vory desirable.
NEARLY HALF FORMER PRICES
ALL WOOL BLANKETS % ~ AND Is PER PAIR.
EXTRA QUALITY IS AND So 50.
The REDUCTION OF BLANKETS Is FROM % TO -
LAMBERrs
623 Greenwich street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-09

MARBLEizED SLATE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IN
vi aypearsnce more durable, half the price OF marble
Thirty-sisth strceta
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FINE ARTS.

usoUR MopERS ORIGINAL OIL PAINTINGS. FROM
sscbrsted Frrch artists for sale. AZ moderate prcea
81 Bower. room No. q
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-09

Varieties Of Handkerchefs Sets for Children and
Misses
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-09

Trp.I.D "A COMPLETE FILE or Tug HERALD
III from October 1861 70 present date partly bound foi
sale cheap Apply 20 Mel " Unian place. Brooklyn o.
Geo Il Biddle Co. 10 PARK place, ~ v.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-09

ALSO CHILDRRN's, CLOTH SACKS. COATS AND
CAPES, BLOUSEs, &C., &C.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-09

JAMES JENKINS. AUCf. roMEER-wILL SELL AT
Forty street. Horses CarraAes top and no top Wagons
Doctors Phseons TOP and no Tor Expres wagons kocsa
Albany double and single Harnss twenty straps BELLE
q fine OF Blankets Whips, &C. Ahose having horses
sell will please enter day before ssle sale positive Without
reserve.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-09
MORRIS WILKINS, AUOrIONEERa
M VALUABLE PLOT ON EAST FOURTEENTH

3. H. LuDLow 90; win sell q aucsion on Friday,
EAST FOURTEENTH STkEET-The valuable plot oe
ground the north Fourteenth street. WoaS
Of Third avenue adjoining Academy Of Music Sss
e feet By La fee! nehes and known - the univsrsS
Maps Co. al the Auesioaesr's omos. No Pine street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-09

LADIES' READY MADE uNDERgARMENTsSs BRIDAL
SETS, DRESSING SACKS SPENCERS, SKIRTS,
HANDKERCHIEFS &C., 40.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-09

(yooD BOURBON 90 CENTS PER BOTTLE, .. PhH
" gallon. very ane and old ~ Per salon her ogs
rsod table sherry 81 per gallon DcenN ~ 9 1,
IiYaore ~ retail, AZ Importers pres BOKDEAU'
WINE CO.. ~ Fulton street, corner NhhhA'
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-10-04
Observation-Disclosures J.!

MO moro Sky-blue heads No more turning away
IN OF your best friends because they smell Sunhuy
PEASE'S VEGETABLE HAIR REVIEWER
will restore faded and gray hair perfectly natural mo
yeIlowl it will arrest its falling of once: it covers
bald heads sometimes with good head OF hair: IL
cures any disease of the scalp, and sick headache it
is the best coloring and dressing combined in the
land. Beautifully periumed Try bottle. II. III,
Hay & Co, and Messrs. Crosman & Co. sell it in anv
4antities. june29d3m
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-10-04
Neac Plastic Slate Roofing !
Warranted Water-Tight and Durable.

A CHEAP, light, flexible, fire proof and water
"A proof roofing Pronounced by Scion Robinson
aud the Farmers Club of New York, one Of the
greatest inventions Of the ago. - A. ~.
We are s,tisfcd that this article Will recommend
ITSELF and when known, will be IN universal E1yor
The subscribers arc now rcadvto apply the Plastic
Siale to roofs in Cumberland and York Counties OF
this State at the low price Of seven dollars per square,
Orders sent to Z. HARMON, Saco or Z. S. FOSS,
Scarboro', will be promptly attended TO.
August 4, 1sGG. d&wtf
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q A IL D.
PORTLAND. Sept. It'll, 1sGc.
PolfInnd Ln,.nlfr,..

Orders received at the Office of the Forest CITY
Dye Honse. No. 3l5 Congress Street.
Notice is hereby given that, the Portland Laundry
mas been reopened by the subscriber, who has been
many years connected with the well known Chelsea
Dye House and Laundry, and with the experience
thus acquired he is now prepared to do all descrip-
tons OF Laundry work In satisfactory manner.
1yS6m ait. A. T. CRAWLEY, Agent
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MIDDTE-A(,ED MEN

There are many men at the age of thirty who arc
troubled with too frequent cyacuatons from The bld-
der, often accompanied by slight smrting or burll-
ing sensatinn and weakening the system in manner
the patient cannot account Tor. On examining the
urinary deposits ropy sediment will often be found
and sometimes small particles OF semen or albumen
VIII appear or the color will be Of thin miIsisn hue
agen changing to dark and turbd appearance.
Ihere are many mon who die of this difficulty ig-
noraI,t OF the cause, which Is the
SECOND STAGE OF Observation-Disclosures
can warrant perfect cure in such cases. and
fuIi and healthy restoration OF the urinary organs.
PERSONS, who cannot personally consult Tho Dr.,
can 10 SO ~ writing, III plain manner dcscr.p-
will be forwarded Immediately
All correspondence strictly confidential and will be
returned, ii desired. -
Address: DR. L. b. IIIIGTTES
No. II Preble Street,
Next door to the Prelle House. Portland Me-
hf{s Send SlaInn FIR l,irc,lar - -
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MEDICAL ELECTRICITY
as DR.. W. N. DEFINING,
Medical Electrician

D1NhhI'
vxvHrRE ha would rosnao.,,,,.
w citizens ~ PortIanJ AMI uiy,, announce TO
permanenffy iocated In tIis civ sis,.y, snat ne
of the worst farms Of diseoSs We nave cured some
fried other farms 81 trentmsut ~ persons VINO have
aPIed 10 thev sf ,s 'at inc Question is often
a'hc!; ur my stay euIeuf 10 answer this question
doctor the second time without charge i we
DR.. u, has been practical ElectrE,ian toy tven,v
one wears and il als0 n reo1Ilsr ,,sa.y
Electricity Is perlectly aapled "a cbrar;c
the form Of neryous or sict hesd.cha. N
tbe head NECK or avram;,ias :. ao, ,.os faisa n
in tbe acnte STAGES or ,yi,a,a ~ I ptioh wef
I,oJ 1870 ~ i "ter =, so lungs are not July
voFsu, Icuce " SnIvnc rncuinaclsin, scrofula hin
s as , T'o spinal diseases, curvature
ol tle sPine, coneracteu muscles historic limbs,
palsy OF paralysis, ST. tlts Dance. deafness, stan-
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-10-04
CHEROKEE PILLS,
On. Female Regulator, -

Cure Suppressed, Eecessire and
Painful Menst,'udti0a, Green
Sickness, Nervous and Spinal 44E
fsctieas, Pains In the Back, Sick-
Headache, Giddsaess, and all dis
eases that spring from irrcgnlarity,
by removing the cause and all the
effects that arise from it. They
are perfectly safe in all cases, e5-
cept a0hen forbidden By direc-
ttons, and are easy to administer,
as they are nicely sugar coated.
They should be in the hands Of
every Maiden, Wife, and Mother
in the land. flHlri -
Ladies' can address us In perfecf
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-10-04
M Il N III OOD.

In the young and rising generation the vegetative
powers oflie are strong, but i'm few year how often
the paid hue the lack ustre eye and omaeated form
and the impossbility OF application to mental effort,
show its bane full influence. 1t soon becomes evident
to the observer that some depressing influence is
checking the development of the body. Consumption
is talked Of and perhaps the youth is removed from
school and sent into the country. This is otthe
worst movements. Removed from ordinary diver
sons OF the ever changing scenes of the city, the
powers of the body too much enfebled to give zest
to heathu and rural exercise, thoughts are turned
inwards upon themselves r-aA y. +,
Ii the patient be female, the approach of the mem
ses Is looked for with anxiety the first symptoms
in which Nature is to show her saving power in dir
fusng the circulation, and visiting the cheek with
the bloom OF health. Alas increase of appetite has
grown by what it fed on and tie energies of the sys-
tenn are Frustrated, and the whole economy is de-
ranged. The beautiful and wonderful period in
which body and mind undergo acinating change
from child to woman, is looked for in vain the pa
rents heart bleeds in anxiety and fncies the grave
but waiting for its victim. "i'
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-10-04


Clapp's block. El't f +.
.... CERTIFICATES OF CURES.
This is TO certify that have cen cured OF Catarrh
N s4c worst form, by Mrs. Manchester. have been
10 Ncw York and Boston, have paid out large sums ui
money, ami was never bcnette but in most all cases
mauc worse. 1 saw Mrs. NJ. in june. She ta,ltl me
my case was bad onc, the tubes in the throat and
UPPER parts OF the lungs had become very much af-
1ected, all of which / knew was I'm. ease i CON-,
menced taking her medicine in June. anal can trnlv
say that am now wcll man. am trader and II,
the habit OF talking great DEAL and her c,irllg mo
will be the means OF hundreds OF dollars in my neck
cts, as now can talk without hurting me- 10 and
consult her' ana yon viii be perfectly satisfied.
H.i" ,fs-islr y : = ia - -
MRS. MAEcHEsrER-Dear Madam when Won
Were IN Bangor last summer, clllel to see YOU with
child OF mine that had hcen sick for four wears
mao taken her TO number OF physicians. and none
could tell what allied her eyenhe symptoms Yon
toms from the commencement OF her sickness which
were very peculiar; also told me that there Vas
something alive in her, and also said there was num-
Der or then, and told me that she drank them from
warrant cure, but would try aud do the bust Won
could ior her. She commenced taking your medicine
III August last and from that time until December
the child has passed OF large quantities of What We
cail IddpDfes. nom rain wat r, and think anil am
certain that the child must have died had Il not hse
for you. And advise every body 10 sec Mrs Man
CHESTER for know that she has the powcr OF know
ing he condition OF person diseased better than any
physician that have ever heard Of NV child Is now
perfectly healthy. Please have this published and
what they profess to. .....st, s.,e.,- h
Very truly ard gratefully yours,
GEORGE T.. MARTIN.
aug1ood aaf ..a NARY /. MARTIN.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-10-04
uAyIS f,nN1t,t,,,,.

All who have committed an excess of any kind
whether It DC tne solitary vice of youth, the sting
SEEK FOE An ANIYDO2E Nv SEASON.
The Pains and Aches, and Iassitude, AMI Nervous
Prostitution tkat may follow impure Coition.
are the barometer to the whole systom,
Do not wait ior the contamination that IL snre IA, Col
low; do not wait for UnsigltIy Ulcers. for -
Disabled Limbs. for Loss Of Beauty