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RAILROADS.
POsTLAND & GENNEBEC R, a,
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT,
commencing Monday. April aOih Isn

E1f;fs9EBzn Passenger Trains leave Portland daily
AHESH&s at LOO z. NJ, tor Bath, Augusta Wat.
erviilo, hcndalrs Mills SkOwhegan, and neFnediate
Stations connecting at Brunswick with Antiroscop
gin r. Il. for Lewiston and Pennington, and at
hendalIs Mills with Maine Central X. X. Tor Bangor
Fnres asLorO 6g ans roefe
as any other. --
Leave Portland Tor Bath, Lewiston, Augusta and
intermediate stations Saturday only at 500 T.. NJ
Mixed Train leaves Portland for Bath and interme-
date stations daily, except SATURDAY, at 345P.M.
Freight Train, with passenger car attached, win
leave Portland for Skowhegan and int mediate sta
tons every morning at O'Clock.
Trains from Bath and Lewiston are due at Portland
at SD M, and from Skowhegan and Pennington
and AL intermediate stations at z30 r. NJ to connect
with trains for Boston. n Y - $3.50
Stages for Rockland connect at Bath; and for Bel
last at Augusta, aud tor Scion, Anson Norridge-
woek, Athens and Moose Head Lake at SkowLs,ssn
and for China, East and North Vassalloro, ut e.,
salboro', and for Unity at keadalrs MiIps
w. HATCH. Snper5urenTen..
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MER URsION
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EQR Saies three story brick house on Danforth
Street. The hOusefs nearly new and in fine or
der Immediate possession given
Juil6tf MY w. G.. CHADBOURNE
HOUSES FOR SALE-IIouse corner q, Conorass
II ana Merrill streets; also House adjoining fine
saae, with 10000 feet Of land. This lot will be d.
known by applying to w. w. Carr, at W. A. Daran's
Clothin Stote,Tfoot of Exchange stree jull9-dtf
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Sunday, October FL.

LAUNcHED-At Harpswel recently. by Jol N Max
wei, nne clipper scifr Of 100 tons, new measure
named j b Curtis. She is intended for tie fsbin1,
business, and is owned byJ d Curtiss, G Jner,s
nam, and Capt Startling, who will command her. = =
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. AFUA DE MAGNoLIA.---The prettiest thing the
sweetest thing, and the most OF it for the least
money; t overcomes the odor of perspiration SOFT
ems anu adds decacy to the skin; is delightful PER
fuine; allays headache and inflammation and is n nee
essary companion in the sick room, ia the nursery
anu npon the toilet sdeboard. 1t can be obtained
everywhere at one dollar per BOTTLE
saratoga Spring Water, sold by all Druggists
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y. TwOmbiey, General Insurance Broker
LIE would inform his many friends and the public
generally that he is prepared to continue the fnsur-
ance business as Broker and can place Fire, Life
ana marine insurance to any extent in the best Com
to my c re shall be faithfully attended to. 'ff
ONCE at G. M. Rice's Paper Store, No. 1888 Fore St.
where orders can be left iulI6tf
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HI 1tN--8z Fs
Boston Stock List.
MARRIED.

In this city, oct. IS, by Rev. Hugh S. Carln.nter
Rev. Ephraiin G. Cummings, # st. bloomsbury, VT,
and Annie L., only daughter of Rev. S. L. POnroy,
d. D., of Portland. - = p -s -
In Gardiner, Oct II, Chas. II. Williams, OF HID
son, Mass and Mary +. Church, Of Hallowell.
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WE offer for sale the eight first class brick houses
wv recently built by us, situated on Pine Street.
between Clark and Carleton Streets ~ l,S '1N'0'
These houses are thoroughly built, with slate roofs,
brick drains ana marble mantelpieces throughout
BILE TERMS Apply at our office, No. 27b Dantorth St.
j. Is. BROWN % SONS.
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Lot for Sale.
For Sale or Lease

FNHE property adjoining the westerly side of The
i Canal Bank, known as the "Wildrage' proper
two rods on Middle street, extending back ten rods
and 10 az valuable pieceo property for the purpose
of building, rs any In the city. Apply to
NATHL +. DEERING,
aug4-du srx $50 No. 10 Free Street
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FOR SALE.

HOUSE No % Mayo street. All complete for two
IL families, with sixteen finished rooms. The
house is in good condition, in modern STYLE and will
will be sold at public auction, October 90 at ten
O'Clock A. M. For terms enquire at the house of
octil dlot* WENDALL LEIGHTON.
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House for Sale.

oc9-tillnov10
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THE MARKETS.
TELEGRApH1o REPORTS.

s,s Il NEW YORK, Oct. 20.
The Commercial says that stocks are active but ir-
Regular. Money easier. Discounts firm. Govern
hlents with less demand for fve-twenties The ex-
vitement in gold and mining stocks still continues
told is weak at 4Gt The steamer Europa takes out
t349OO, the City OF Boston $21S2, and the Bavaria
$500 in specie to Europe to-day
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House LOfs.

~ NHVuso AOts' fafk&E 1
thLlGABLE House Lots tor sale on Thomas Elm
~ cry and Congress st eets; one near Tho head OF
State street.
w. I'll STEPHENSON
Portland, Aug 8.-dtf I'd National Bank.
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| Saecarappa. 1t is double House, about three
minutes walk from the depot; we'll finished in
good repair, with an abundant supply of water
Apply 10 JOHN BROWN,
Octodu Depot Master
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Lost Z
let Is d&M1w

SOMEWHERE between Tukeys Bridge and Sam
simere Shawl light colored cape and collar, with
initials on collar L. nj. p. the finder will be suitably
rewarded by leaving the same at 1853 Congress st.
oct IL d&wu y NJ tl Samuel Nell.
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~ Ns"N e.'f LIVERPOOL, Oct 20. s.
Cotton-The sales to-day were 10 900 bales Mid
ding uplands closed at 15f ID. t' sA ~ -
LONDON Oct 20.
Consols closed at s9k for money. ~
American Securitias-The following are the closing
quotations; u s. $40 60; Illinois Central 7Sf Erie
shares 50t. Ia .3 fsH tal &, as,4 -
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All WHO value valuable head Of hair, and its pres
sauon lrom premature badness and turning grew
makes the hair RICH soft and glossy, eraicates iard
run, and causes the hair to grow with luxuriant
beauty. 1t is sold everywhere = Haf = - -
eee E. THOMAS Lyon, Chemist N. Y. G
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all Druggists.
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For Lease.
First Glass Houses for SoIo

TIME valuable lot of land corner OF Middle and
L Plumb Streets, for term OF years. Enauire
Of s..9 q. G. MITCHELL 81 SON,
Aug. 2S, lSCG--dtf S172 Fore Street
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For Sale

fINHE lot OF Land on the westerly corner Of Con-
gress and Pearl Sts., fronting on Cong ress street
ab III III feet and on Pearl about 80 feet. 7l,7
dpply to CHARLES L. BARRETT,
AT office Grand Trans Halfway Station.
Portland, Aug. s. 1866. aug,tI
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Valuable Heal Estate for Sale.
A Rare Cbuncet Es Z

'sHE lot OF land, with the brick stable and unfn-
L ished brick dwelling house thereon corner of
and Smith Streets belonging the estate of
the late Charles Il. Beckett, is offered for SALE n
The lot is about 100 by A feet, and the house. COLI
sructed after plans and specifications by Harding,
the architect is 80 far advanced that it can be inis
eu IN season for occupancy the coming winter ii the
work upon it is Immediately resumed
"A better opportunity lOr procuring an elegant
house In pleasant situation could not lie wished Tor
Apply to S. b. BECKETT
Sc Assessor 8 Office, Mechanics Hall;
as y THOMAS T. SAWYER,
Head Union Wharf; or
ffit IS Gs4zIs eie.s JOHN G. PROCTOR,
Middle. head of Silver street.
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INSURANCE
Portland Mutual Fire Insurance
:. GAmnQnV.

A SPECIAL Meeting of the members Of TINS JOIN
"A pany win be held at the room Of said company,
NO l56 Middle street. lover o,nocI ~ hear the rs
port of the to choose officers for the ensn-
ing YEAR and to transact any other business usually
transacted at an annual meeting
oct15eod3w CnAo. HohDEN, Iresiuent.
NsUTUAI. BENEFIT LIRE INSURANCE CO.
M The numerous Policy holders in this popular
Company, and the public generally, are informed
that its office is now established at No. so CONNER
ciai street, in Thomas Block.
WARREN SPARROW, -
jul 10 State Agent.
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MAINE CENTRAL R. &.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

1sts4srrSss1 Trains leave Portland daily "a and
Eake-sSz2s Trunk Depot) SUNDAYS excepted Tor Au-
burn ana Lewiston at LOO A. NJ, and Tor Bangor and
an intermediate Stations, at ITO p. Nj. Returning,
Trans from Auburn and Lewiston are due at ESQ A.
NJ, and from Bangor and all intcrmediate stations
at Y. NJ, TO connect trains for Boston,
" Freight trains leave daily at AM
.o. EDWIN MOVES, Supt.
Lee TO- 1000. 0c22kf
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Commemorative Gable.

-5-gtA Ns,, t NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 20.
Cotton irregular; low Aiddling &c a 37c Middling
IS q 39c Receipts 400 bales. -.
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NEWFOUNDLAND. Sch Arouse-140 otis dry
Goldfish, So pS cod OIL 10 bills salmon bbls tongues
skins, to order. ~ ~ itia 6i 3, iEI0I4
HALIFAX, Ms. Steamer Baltimore : is pun
cheons molasses, 40 hhds sugar, John porteous; 6
crates sheep skins. Freeman a. Kimbal; horse, to
Geo ii Starr, 8 pcs beef, master. .4iee sllI
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navGsS. Lyll sell ON favorable terms as to.
TIE corner Of s 81 IT. for term of years. the lots on
Fnre including heeorner Of Franklin and
or rs SMITH K. P haPPply to WIN. billiard, Bangor.
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SPOKEN.

tor Belize. - ~'-S''--ee'"' - '0"Ao '
Oct Y lat 40 o. 10 os 40. ship Excelsior, from Lv-
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FOREIGN POETS.

Ar at Kingston, ia, 23d ult, brig Hattie Emery.
and.) =. W =. '1e ISL
AT at Havana 18th inst barque Augusta Kelley,
Phillips, Antwerp in distress
C Cia rhen, pr1g r Mash, Lancy. New York
2b0 boxes sugar, at 81 pr box '' ms
Sd I'M Matanzas 9Th inst, brig Georgia, Holt for
AT at Halifax 18th inst. sch Geo 4 Win or, Perry
Newport, E,) for Portland '' '"o '
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EOlt SALE. The well built and pleasantly located
now occupied by Mr.. G. Mark. House contains suit
rllors tng-roon, dining ROOM, kitchen and live
good sleeping rooms. Zine cellar, in which is a well
tor another house. Apply to 'i''o
W. IL, JEl;RIS, Real Estate Agent.
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For Sale or to be leased for a term
of Years 't- "si'As 2

A LOT OF land e2x60 feet on the eastern side @
ia smith street between Cumberland and oxford
streets, formerly covered by dwelling house No. 20
Smith street Fine Spring in The cellar.
Apply TO SMITH 4 REED,
Counsellers tlaw, Moulton Block Congress St.
aug23-dtf
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into the boats. The starboard boat In which were
four men and the cook, was taken aown ny .ne sue
MORE Cant TarSox and eight the reached
the remaining boat, and the mate was a,t rwards
On IN the starsoard boa. Here were ten men in an
;yhteen foot boat, and their only subsistence bar
rel of bread and jug OF water. In this position
thew remained thirty-si hours, the wind blowing
gale On the 9th, brig j NJ Wiswell from Pensaeela
for Spain. fell in with them, and alter considerable
difficulty succeeded in reseuing them and on the
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Valuable Real Estate on Elm ST.,
,. FOE SIT 50

A PORTION OF the ''DAY" Estate on Elm Street.
comprising over s2S000 1cct of land, together
wth, Brick Houses, Stable &c. This property is le-
Gated on Elm and Cumberland streets all sl,scepibe
feet. ssy II 49, ''-~1' ~ &C.
The above property is offered for sale either in nor
lions Or collectively, on liberal terms. Apply to
auB-u-u JOHN G. PROCTOR.
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JackS0n'S Catarrh Snuff!
ELEGANT TROCME and SNUFF

Jackson's Catarrh Snuff
ELEGANT TROCHE md SNUFF
Z F- Combined for
Coughs, C0t0,7h, Bronchitis.
Colds, >Hoarseaess, asthma,
Bad Breath, Headache, dc.
instantly relieves annoying Coughs in Church.
Cures Catarrhs POSITIVELY without sNEEzING
Valuable to singers, Clergy, &C., clears ana
strengthens the voice; acts quickly; tastes pleas
antly; never nnuseatcs.
Prevents taking cold from Skating, Lectures
&c; W Sold by Druggists or sent by mail Sd
Enclose Is ctsto
Hooper, Wilson & Co.,
(sept9eodtjunelS67l PHILADELPHIA.
WV. WHIPPI.E, Portland, Wholesale ACT.
Special Notice,
FlNHE undersigned respectfully informs the Portland
lars or dig c latter terms satisfactory either by
the job or day, and with his we-known dispatch anil
faltlfnness. Address
WILLIAM @. DUNHAM,
Albion House, Federal ST.
Refers, By PERMISSION, to A. w. H.. Capp ESQ
James Todd, Esq, M. @. Palmer, Esq.,, William III
FesCenden, Esq, W. Q. Fox. Esq.
A GARD.
~ ne5-sgo PORTLAND, Sept. eth, 1scc.
Having employed You 10 clelr out the ce lar on the
corner OF Cross and Middle Strcets we take pleasure
III saying That you have done il quickly and well.
.-'aii aus 1lstltnH w. III. FESSENDEN.
'iiFl..tl % ..l aul 500 NJ W. y. PPo4s,r q
September Is, 1866. 1 ~ ~ DIR u.
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REAL. ESTATE.
Valuable Property ON Danforth st.
FOE Sale! = RB@
PRIoEs 90 90 i.

rJyHE Block of two story houses Nos. 10 g. 20 Dan
i forth Street, near Maple, with Lot containing
about $500 feet of Land The houses are in good or.
der and win rent for $3.50 each For particulars apply
to ~ ~ - - y "a -
j. G.. PROCTOR,
oct2Odew Middle Street.
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For Sale. b

r. The new FRENCH COTTAGE and abunt
hi. seven acres of land, situated OH the Cane Cot
Rs.A tagc Road, in Cape Elizabeth. The house con-
tais fourteen rooms. The sen view is UNSURPASSED
augs5-dlf Second National Kauks
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LOtS 1Or Safe.
AZ 80 Only II cents per Foot.
ENNELl located Lots on the Eastern Promenade.
Il in Lots to suit purchasers.
Also line Lets on Congress between High a,id Stale
streets, aud on Deerng street. III Lots to suit prcs
CTS npm P ..AAiissE Igl
Real Estate Agent,
At Railroad Office, opposite Prehlc Umss
aug1B-du ss 49, --'oi' hio"sc'
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-07-21

THE New CoINAGE.-Four speci-
mems ofcoin, having four several dc.
vices for the new five-cent piece, have
been submitted to Secretary McCul-
loch, who, it is understood, has ap.
proved the specimen described as
follows: Obverse-Thc Union shield
resting on tied arrows, denoting
peace; wreath of laurel crowns the
shield, and above is, in circular form,
the motto, "In God we Trust. "
Reversal figure "5" in the cen
tire, surrounded by thirteen stars set
in rays, "United States of Ameri-
ca" surrounding the stars above and
the word cents below. Fifty of
these coins laid in straight line make
the metre" or unit of French meas
ure, each piece measuring eight
tcnths of an inch in diameter, and
three pieces weighing exactly one
half of an ounce.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-07-21

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sn ina sznn~s~r t<xsng ~s-sss &C ss~
haks A0sas 10 hss f.s1ily He OBJ
lected. 90 aer0znf of sas h4sIng hi.
T-crtnaUteaa along. The ot.lez-sion
was soon overruled. and the old ladv.
after rapping them in a rag. carefully
placed buDdle in each pocket Of
the preachers c>pacious coat While
attending the solemn ceremonies at
the grave. some hungry dog scented
the sausages, aud was not long in
tracing them to tho old man over
coat. Of course this was a great
annoyance, and he was several times
under the necessity of kicking the
whelp away. The obsequies' of the
grave completed, the minister and
the congregation repaired to the
church, where the funeral discourse
was to be preached. After the ser
mon was finished, the minister halt
ed to make some remarks 10 the
congregation, when a brother who
wished to have an appoin ,ment
given out, ascended the pulpit, and
gave the minister's coat hitch to
gain his attention. The divine, think
ing it a dog having design upon his
pocket, raised his foot, gave a sud-
den kick, and sent the good brother
sprawling down the pulpit steps.
You will excuse me, brethren aud
sisters said the minister, confused
ly, and without looking at the work
he had done, "for could not avoid
it. l have sausages in my pocket,
and that dog has been trying to grab
them ever since 1 came upon the
premises"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-07-21

RULES FOR Doc FIGHTING.-The
Chicago Republican devotes e COL
umn of "solid nonpareil to a dog
fight. We cory but single para
graph:
Then McCloskcy and Jennings
went through the important and
somewhat process of tasting" their
dogs. This precautionary measure
consists in getting down Oh the
knees and applying the tongue to
the dog on the breast and between
the shoulders, in order to convince
the other side that he is clean. and
that no poison has been applied ex-
ternally for the purpose Of injuring
the other dog if he should bite here.
Each man has the right to require
the other To taste the dog IN any
psrs ihxf be msy indicate
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-07-21

Humra 0sz Esxxmw - w-s
sAs~wuuzuxaaaa ~saA ~9rws- ~~A wxvw
xn.Z nazx.as -uu~s. suu6 nw.z~A 4zsn w~~~y
$500 81 &rr Ass~-~ p~-=sasg su 49,
a@ Thas - snw smv~~~xns v~mzx
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~u 6-~x h-uz<k.~~- Ts~ k<rs~-
-hasxa& - fzx<m sps-~ zn& ia sDs~u<~
w4~h~S and @Sb~d -~F@r~.~sy k=s
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-n~d - me ~~arr- Il Gz@ ~ ss-
v.il-d ss @1os Z the brxsher - r1bs-~d
. Hr-ie witk a dry els<s- Il sis~sA4
h~ -sst. hzt Bot too soft- Af.er sF-
plying the oil hang up TO dry for .
few boars. till the osl i- absorbed
Old harness. that has been ne e<iected,
and Is dry and hard had better not
be oiled. II will do Bo good The
evil is already done. The fbres Of
the leather have lost more or less Of
their teuacity, and oil will not restore
it. In fact. by softening the leather
it only weakens it-just as u wet
sheet of paper will tear more easily
than dry one. Oil does not add to
the strength of leather; it merely
softens it and keeps it from cracking.
1t is preventive of decay-not
restorer. Harness are now SO high
that it is more than ever i'm
portant to take good care of them.
Never let them suffer for want of
oil; kept in good repair, they will
last as long again.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-07-21

70 EHr-a ~n~a Eawsa~ -~sv-~ -
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hssa& 80 rts> esv BE- tiaan sus
afh~r Ea-srums~-rfallTy q whprA vssa
can r.szke ts~f-nss Whv tsie--
yoar darnb -saL AID mss ihe Led
lopk T,i.ifuliy ou ike F=s-uli4rTfie- cf
vour uarrsp~ sfru~ture : Dsu't vsa
known that Ha-y # the most ~.,lii
and prosperous business men Of De-
Mnines. have been brought here by
descriptions of the a;iracii.ene>s of
Central Iowa which they saw in the
Rgtsteri Dent You know. You
poor cock eyed sun of Il gun. that
numbers of the daily and weekly
State REGISTER containing the truthful
and comprehensive views of the sit
uation out west, have gone into
every Eastern State, and have in>
duced many men of means, and of
solid personal worth aswell as polit-
ical soundness, topull up their East
ern residences by the roots, and
transfer their entire interest to Des
Moines? You don't know this, eh ?
Don't? Go thy way, old critic, and
learn to appreciate the value of
printers ink! Thy head is unsound,
and it swingeth crookedly on thy
neck. Thy ways are pervcrse, and
thy understanding, of which thou
hast but a small share, can be sound
ed and punched through half-inch
plummet. Men of business, and of
intelligence, whose souls have not
been drawn out of them by the ca
pilliary attraction of ignorance and
small listed meanness, comprehend
the value of II journal which de-
scribes the advantages of their homes,
and stirs up the population of the
cast with the long pole of immigra-
ton! Let the Register drop ont of
existence as the exponent Of local in
tcrsts. aud some very fat takes i'll
business matters among our readers
wouldn't be worth two cents on the
the hundred dollars! Get ont, old
stick lin mud, and learn sense
before it shall be everlastingly too
late!"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-07-21

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: L--=-~ We E-rsuE ,e-np-zr. o;
cz.- .1lsIagal
Ln'k upon ea~h member Il the
l-a4..t ., ane far Uho-e happiness
We are bound - watch, a. wall a. for
our own.
). When any good happens to
any one rejoice at it.
d. When inclined to give an an
cry answer to lift up the heart in
prayer.
7. If from sickness, pain or mfr
nifty we feel irritable, to keep 4
strict watch over ourselves.
8. Observe when others are suffer-
ing, and drop word of sympathy or
kindness suited to them.
9. Watch for little opportunities
Of pleasing, and put a little annoy
ancc out of the way.
10. Take a cheerful view of every
thing and encourage hope.
II. In all the little pleasures that
may occur, put self last.
II. Try for the "sott answer that
turneth away wrath"
13. When we have been panied
by an unkind word or deed, to ask
ourselves, "Have l not done the
same and been forgiven ?"
IA. In conversation not to exalt
ourselves, but to bring others for
ward.
Is. Be very gentle with the
younger ones, and treat them with
respect.
Is. Never judge one another, but
attribute good motive when you
can.
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n@r An awkward, addressed

b0r An awkward, addressed
countrymen, who was strolling about
the Park the other day, attracted,
considerable attention, Oh account OF
his absurd appearance. Becoming
conscious at last Of the fact, he turned
to a gentleman who was looking at
him with open-mouthed surprise ard
exclaimed: Halloo, mister, if you
keep your mouth open 80 wide, you'll
sunburn your teeth" and walked Oft
triumphant, amid the laughter his
sally called forth. ....
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-07-21

Bdr In the hight of mosquito time
the little rascals pIacticed their songs
nightly, to the annoyance of every
one. While little girl. Ettie, about
five years old, was put to bed; her
mother said to her: "Ettie, you
must always be a good girl, and
then, at night, when you are asleep,
the angels will come and sing, and
watch around your bed" 80, yes,
ma," said Ettie, II know that; 1
heard them singing all around my
head last night, and some of them
bit me, too"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-07-21

"PoL1cY. The Radicals quote
with would be severity, their faces
wearing at the time a faint copy ofa
sneer, the phrase my policy" But
which of them has announced poll
cy that any third-rate statesman
would claim as his? The President
says "the policy Of the people is my
policy" aud the people will sustain
him in it. The higgledy- piggledy
heterogeneous policy of Congress is
worse than Ben Woods policy
lift. e.9 3.gsu