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The national Republican., 1867-01-08

DR.. J. RUFUS TRYoS, Assistant Chief Of
the Bureau Of Medicine and Surgery Of the
Navy Department, has been promoted to the
grade of Passed Assistant Surgeon United
States Navy. to rank from December 2lst,
1866. ...-.- .....
The national Republican., 1867-01-08

RusAwAr.-Ye Yesterday morning, at about
o'clock, the horses attached to carriage stand
Ing near the corner Of the Avenue and Eleventh
strsst, became frightened and started down the
Avenue at brssknsck speed. Between Tenth and
Eleventh streets the carriage eollided with milk
mans cart, oyerturning u, splling the driver and
quantity Of the lactsai huid bat doing other dam.
Fags. sstsaaa .Haarrsa u 30 .Hr..
The national Republican., 1867-01-08

INPRovEp 0RDER oY RED MEs.-Tbe fol-
loving ofhesu were duly installed by 0sage Tribe,
Improved Order Of Red Men, last night: saohsm,
JAmss K Dement,; Senior Sycamore, James II. HALL
Junior Sagamore, John Seller Chief Of Records,
- Wright, Assistant Chief OF Records, James
Small; Keeper Of Wampau. Thomas Rich Keeper
Of Wigwam james Whitsmore. Representatives
70 the Grand oounoii-Johu springusn, Jas. Hall,
James Small. ~ =. DIN .. a'
The national Republican., 1867-01-08

(, A PRAcrIcAL JOKE UPON ]. OKER.-0n
Saturday last tho shoe-store OF J. 0ker, between
Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets. on + street. was
sptered by burglars and robbed Of rendy.
boots hnd shoes and leather valued at about SIS.
No traces Of the burglars have as yet beer dis
covered.
The national Republican., 1867-01-08

VINO WouIDs'r RE A PoILcENAS.--Over
1000 appiicatiops for positions III. police force
have alrssdy been received BY the Police COmmis.
sioners. Last night the hsll.way At police head
quarters was tbrongsd BY scores Of applicants aux
ious to learn the result Of their applications.
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. W. Cope for dofsndsn. In error.
Uxirrp srArrs CoURr or Cr.AIrs--

ohTfHp SObhf VI NisAihb--
... H.. MsspAI yanusry T. 1857.
On motion Of Mr.. MoPherson, Robert McBratnsy,
Eco, Of Junction City Kansas, was admitted an
attorney and counsellor Of this court,
Jos. W. Parish Of al. W. The United States; No,
2,4S0. Jadgs Psck, delivered opinion Of the court
In this case, finding sll, l,aSo.So due TO the claim
ants.
Q. K. Garrison vs. United statsa Judge Peck
delivered the opinion OF the court declining to Gu
teran case for want Of sufficient avermsnts In the
petition. ..- .r-E..
Edwin L, Moore vs.. The United States, This
oass was submitted on the printed briefs BY Mr..
Hosmer for the claimant, and BY Mr.. Kerr. the
deputy solicitor, for the United States.
G. Y. Robertson vs. The United States. Thi,
case was argued by Mr.. Mcpherson for the claim.
ant, and BY Mr. Weed, the assistant solicitor, aud
Mr.. Kerr, the deputy solicitor, for the United
States. .H
Dewitt @. Crowell vs.. The United States. This
case was argued by Mr.. A. L Merriman for the
claimant and by Mr.. Weed. the assistant solicitor.
and Mr.. Kerr, the deputy solicitor for the United
States.
Adinnrnsd until tn.mnrrou L nj IL n,nInnk n m
The national Republican., 1867-01-08
BunsAu o. 0aDs.sor, n .tr DsrArYrrr,

fourb o. an issh vide ioaad the Iappsls.
Zach bidder nusi furaish with hi. proposals sam-
price named for any one arIieis
Bids not faliy sohfornss to the Advertisement will
rhs tsTns asd sosditisss OF the ldysrissmsut for
statonsry 70 be Incorporated In the contract for -A
aossry. saa ths head o. hs dep.rIsn. Sn, 10 all
tractor are Of the quality required By the eontrset
>Ths stationery ts to be furnhed a. may be OTdsr-d
the quss,,iss exceed or f.I shOT, ~ thJss ssmslrd
Bach proposal must - signed By the individual or
Arm making it, and mast specify prizes. and but ons
should any articles be Tsqairsd WhieB are not ums
rasd, they 10 be furnIShod st the lowest market
Prsss, II the Department shall see d. to order them
from the contractor hAVpg the oontr CT for similar Ar
elsa and the raetora and the DepHTtmsBt do not
agree then the Depart@sut may have the lss far
nshsd By anJ other psr.on Or PERSONS who will fu'nA
Il n price lower than that demanded By the eoA'
tractor
BlGnk forms for proposals will be furush.d at the
out SniTOSnisy eSsrsis az psSa%SsSS would % Il
dimoult 70 make deolsioh, acne will be Iakon ln'o
confederation Hae.I Substantially agreeing th'rLSNa
The head Of the Department WILL 10 all e~ss decide
whether the terms Of tho contract have been complied
with, and reserves the PousT to sBnGl ne contract
upon any failure TO comply In ATeAsonsoe nme -
person or psTaons eonIrAeuEi aud case Of i ur to
supply the articles, lhs contractor ana bis suTenes
Ihsi b liable for forfeiture sPseinsd In sush boSd
fSs coatrsst viii BE- awarded TO the lowest and beet
bidder Iho best bid 10 be dsIsTminsd asr careful ;
amIanuon for the purpose Of HsesrtainipE when oa
will In is practical Issuu be mOs' sd'a0'AssSu' to
fSs D.p-Insn. reserve. % i;.f The ~ e, Issis.
bid fer Al very low and part ~ very hish rates,
Without proper IsE1rd the cost Of each for s par.
pSIS spss%a,s ~ Sos,ais.d IN he adysrtissnsat
''""'' ALKX. W RANDALL,
JAl.WG Po''nAa'ss asa'rai
The national Republican., 1867-01-08

NAVY BULLETIN FOR DECEMBER 3lsr.-Re-
signed-Acting Ensign William B. Mix, Of
the Peoria.
Ordered--Surgeon o. 8. Mailer to tempo
rary duty ut the naval hospital at Norfolk,
Va. -.f f. .t ..-. 40 ......
Detached-Acting Ensign A. D, Camp
bell, from the Memphis and ordered to the
Peoria; Acting Volunteer Lieutenant Geo.
r. Durand, from the Penobscot and ordered
to the osceola; ActingV olunteer Lieutenant
8. G. Varrals, from the Osceola and ordered
to the Penobscot.
The national Republican., 1867-01-08

MBpKxHASoR. Yesterday Officer McCol-
gan, on the complaint Of q negro boy arrested
young man named Henry Cook for . nAmslsss mis-
dsmsanor, for which he was fined $40.
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Adjourned until tomorrow at II O'Clock, .. m.

CRIMINAL CorRr-Judge FISHER presiding.
e. O. Darlington, District Attorney, prosecuting
Taylor colline, indicted for larceny verdict
guilty.
John Williams. assault and resisting an officer;
verdict guilty. Released to-day.
In the case Of Robert Kennedy, indicted for
burglary, HoLs proisqni was entered BY the Dis
trict Attorney. ....-.- -
The case Of Ferdinand Bddleman, for assault
and battery, was similarly disposed Of.
Michael Walsh, larceny Hoile pros. entered.
George Corbsn, for tho larceny Of q quantity of
rope. was found guilty. Confined one day In the
county jail.
In the eass.Of Kate Garner, for larceny, a nOiis
pTog was entered.
Joseph Robinson, larceny verdict guilty. Sen,
tenoed to one year In the Albany penitentiary.
Tipey Carroll, indicted for robbing the safo oi
hor employer Of $46 In money. The jury failed to
agree, and were discharged.
Francis Bungast, charged with larceny verdict
not guilty. In the second case . HoAs Pros. wal
entered. q
The national Republican., 1867-01-08

n WI T E'S
W (LArH aHAyTIELD'sl
CONFECTIONERY AND ICE CREAM EsTARLIsHhRNT
AND LADIES AND aENrLEMEH's
DININ0 SALOON,
No. Sss Sixth street. between aud streets.
Mr.. W!ITR respectfully suggests 10 Families, Hotel
lnd Restaurant PropTistora, and all others that he
kssps constantly on hand superior article Of fREHcH
AND AMBRiCLN CONFECTIONERY, and the PURgsT
ICE CREAM, Of his own mAnufAetnrs. His tsrms are
most moderate
PARTIES wEDDINIs, FAIRS, IA rgs.,, fur
nishsd with the best article, At the shorteAi potlss
We solicit from the public . call, having ever nn-
dsnos iu our ability to give sntre sAtisfaotion.
N. B-Ths location Il one Of ths best, And the BalosA
the ABsst In the city and the proprietor 10 detsTmisaA
V mais hrst class house BY saluvstinS none OtAsI
than he best patrons, Ssd
The national Republican., 1867-01-08

BIsRErUrABLE PRocEEDISds.--We have
besn requested to call attention 10 the fact that for
long time past Z street, between Eleventh and
Twelfth, has been the rceue Of . large number Of
dIsgraesfui occurrences which ought ere now to
have attracted the attention Of the police 10 that
vicinity, No lady san pass along street aftsr
nigh,fsll without being insultsd By the miscegsua
tors who nightly assemble In front Of the disreputa
BE negro ranches ia that nsighborhcod, and the
street being dark the perpetrators escape unscathed
In many instances actual assaults have been made
on ladies psing along the street referred to, and
unle the police attend TO the matter The respecta
bis rssidsnts may carry out their expressed inteu
tion Of making raid" on the degraded inmates
Of the ranches rsferrsd.to.
The national Republican., 1867-01-08

TzBRo OFT H.ALLa
-. g. YoR oss wsRK ONLY. I'd i.,-5,-.
MEsshs. JARRETT PALMxR sIgs aEs
Beg 70 announss to the eitissns Of wa.hinEton that
they hsys engaged thoss knissat Ar.istss,
r..tg Nh AnD nRs HOWARD PAUL, su
who viii sppesr, for hs arst time 10 this city, On
\ MosDAr EvgsIso. JANUARY =. lss7,ss
n And livery EvRHtEa DURING TIE WEEK.
GRAND KSrKRrAINNEsrs, .. ooscERrs IN
't-rh 11"1l1 p COSTUME, Sc
a. Reeesstly Given J. 900 Nights 10 Loudon, and %
Nights Al Ifyinf Hall, Nov York. They viii spyssf In
R1TfERn sONos AND lMPkRs0nArIona,I I
smsnR vh.eh win Be feand Benty Russsii's arsai
p" - fi1. I.a Lyric, entitled q NJ s. aHH#HH /.
E'i THE DRRAh or rHR REvRLKR; .Hss. I.
.N -'- POI sud the Celebrassd Ballad. 100 ". .F.E /.
WHEN 0B0R0B THR THIRD WAS RtnGt''r
.'A- % snd the Celsbrstsd eNEEzfEd soHG. 49,
The whole forming the hrrH
MOST UNIQUE. ELEoAHr AND VARIED uTER.
rAIHMErr BvsR aIvKN IN rHB
.. a-Hs.. 900 -UHIrBo STATES .-
For Partisalars Bee Bills and cireulsrs. or -sa
ndmsien: seats
The sals Of Reserved Seats will eonnsses Nstss-
rott's hase Store on Friday morning. Jaauary 1851
peer. opea .. T<i comnsnes at7H. q. u jas
The national Republican., 1867-01-08

CoURT IN EQUITY-Judge Wylie, presiding.
Edeln ct al. vs.. Peter Gallant OF al Upon the
motion Of tho solicitor for the eomplAinants the
court ordered that upon the defendants paying TO
Henry s. Davis, or bis solicitors. th0pineipAl and
interest Of the notes set out In the bill Of complaint
signed by Job W. Angus, being the sum OF 50, 900
and interest from the 22d day Of July 1855; and
upon the payment Of SAG s7 and costs to be taxed
BY tho clerk to await the report Of the auditor as
hereinafter provided for the said note shall be do
livered TO the complAinants their solicitor, and
that injunction issue restraining them from sell.
ing tho real estate rs prescribed.
The national Republican., 1867-01-08

DoTAToES, GOLDFISH MACKEREL.
Il JUST REokIyE1 AND FOR SALE AT OUR
wHARR, FOOT " sBvRHTH STREET.
4 800 bushels superior Maine Potatoes. a.-
.. 10 bbls. No. shore MAekersl. .-..
10, 900 bbls. large Shore Codhsh.
- 10. sP. BROWN SON,
ds2a 46s Ninth strset, bet = and Y.
The national Republican., 1867-01-08
EoCAI-N@yVs.

MEETrso or rHE BoARp or ALDKRxEx.-An
sdjourpsd meeting Of ths Board wss held at the
City Hall lsst nisht, and iargs smount Of busi.
ness transacted. An act was passed autborizing
the extension, eonstrpetion, spd use By the Bslu-
S.....s Sss. ..a Sss sss tS% so
and within the District Of Columbia, to extend the
pSid last. msntisnsd railroad into and within the
city of wAshington, entering the said city At the
intersection Of its northern boundary and New York
avenue, crossing said avenue, aud passing through
Ii. nsrthwsst eornsr Of square No. no to FIRST
sr.st east theme. along The centre Of that street
TO the present track Of the Washington Branch Of
tkss Baltin6rs and Ohio railroad, and along the
routs Of that track east Of New Jersey avenue, to
the present station 10 squarsNo 0s2, With the priv
ilsgs Of eonstruetng and maintaining two track,
within The city along the above described line and
Of pinE stsan engines thereon ! T. gs....-gs
n Il Lloyd Rsq., Prssidsnt Of the Board, an.
nounced In feeling terms the death Of Charles II.
Utsrmshls, ESQ, and moved an adjournment as .
token Of respect to his memory. which was agreed
10. We shall Tomorrow give q full report Of the
meeting which 10 unavoidably crowded out to-day.
- a A.. = o. s a.E E--------
CuIPABIE CAHxIssssEss - A LADY ST.
vsaELr rIsJunsp.-Yestsrday, at about 3 O'Clock
In the afternoon. a. lady By ths name Of Mrs.
Edward Lynch was getting OF an Avenue car at
knocked down and severely injured By cavalry
mAn attached TO Gen. Grants headquarters. 1t
appears that st the time she was leaving the car
another car, going west stopped opposite, and that
a. the same moment she was slightins drunken
eavairyman rode at arapid rate between thom,
knocking her down and injuring her severely II not
seriously. She was Immediately taken into Dr.
Clarks's drug store, where temporary remedies
we're supplied, ater which she was conveyed to bor
home. fhs eavalryman meanwhile continued his
way up the Avenue. apparently regardless Of the
injury caused By his earslsssns". ....H
The national Republican., 1867-01-08
AMUsEnfENTs.

M ATf0NAL THEATRE,
ShsLprxo rs,ss:,is:,.. svss.. ss.r wissa,, Is,.,
'Ne AArhsh......,,s'..'. ..fkofRi.Ioss
'"'' t-' Last wsrx or ,si1. Boo a.
o t1a 'onAip irIiiHa cprRArso
o. TUESDAY tyRsIso. JlsulRr J. z, .'.i.s.at,
.lis,gg er,.A' -''hfyy'ss' - R'psi.r op.s. an
70 wh,.h vfn ~ yroasssfs sisyi. ssv.s s.ess .p-
er.s.;;s:a e..;s. e ws.hiss,ss viii .I.- 1890,
- : , -'pEssrs, AND Psc cpsSffss Afroi'r' ''on
, arsqassssS .SgS.SII. I ]. sss sagssri ~,
eda unsauALLr1 or rHI oPssIrio frzoi, a
:, x.L-.,L .lss 9, \ krLlooe. yT"-T'I III .
sisscs tss;fis & ssscEssT ssisss'' Jsy 5as
For ns sf's Asd az ~ g is a. srss.rsis sfa
'i sioscR sds RRissiisssi' siIiisi W.Ai's''1
!, 't' e g.. ne. :. =: -, 81, = he u.
sIosoR AHronNUocI. "a m. l,i
~ tIahs srss, ss.sss..r q hsghinephliss-
Ia I Il. rois u 'swSss..r. 17Ir
ro.xonRows tvlpss.nArJ yANu.Rr ., LAsr
-, %. 4 Il Ia soTsgnsSS'L 1.enrsVffSS' Li.'hA . v
siSaaa HtESh osor sl:s sssSssSss9 ssssssG'
THURSDAY, LAST sIoHr BUT ozs, .rr
lrfsG n os6 IRA pIkvoLo.,lsr78-0 D T,sR
N ,a ,npAr. Last SidHr, xnri, ,.,.I5's
ltaea9l REVISED RkTIs or ApMssIon. n, q
SEATS In Rsrqusts and Dress Circle. o. %
osskh.L Ap psission-..--.............." %
Si isRvib sliis i. oi:i.:;i. viii i:a;i:
ehose''''.''.....'..'.... 70
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arEc.fAf fNoTTcEa..I

n4Broaehitisf Catarrhal serofn1ai Chronfs
pnEIsss t--wn, r. Primes, Tiushins, New York. for
90 pears Proprietor ofths Lnnssn Nurseries os.rs his
Positive RRxKDIALs for the above Diseases. Hiaid
Rx,rssts from ditsfs Msdisai Plsuts On .T..L . 1
Kxplanstory Circulars, on, stamp ds7s .fus
The national Republican., 1867-01-08

y, Information has been received at ,this De-
psftment from Mr.. kLrErp oaLDwrIr, the
Consul Of the United States at Honolulu, Of
the death, on the 10th Of November last, at
Honolula, Of DR.. 8. p. FoRp. ], l---a " |
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VINELAND.

EARW AND FRUIT LANDS. IN a mia ana
Il heelfhfnl climate. Thirty miles south al th9l
adelph A By Railroad, in New ler<ey on ti,s 49,.
line o. latitude ~ baltimore. Md.
The so : rich and productive var ma non aclay
10 a sandy ioaa suitable ior Mbcsf. Grass, Germ.
Tobacco, Fruit and vegetables Tbir - grsaf frs.f
CDasrFB. Five hundred vineyards anu orciiards
have been planted oct by experienced hult growers
Grapes Peaches, Pear xc. prednce - uieuse pfps-
:. NIneiand = already Of the moe eeaatiiui
places in the Uuitsd States HE enffe territory,
consisting ~ my sqnare miles al iand, n lad cut
upon general system o. improvements. Tiln 9ud
enly sold % actual settler with rrusi sion puc
adornIncui The place On account offs great heasty,
well As other advantages. has eccanse the rseft
OF people q sas,e. II has incnsssad I've Thousand
people within tn past three years Churrhcs SfsrrS
Schools, Academies. Socefies Oi Ara AMI Learning
and cher eien nis Of rehnement ant cnlture have
been ntrodn ed. Hunircds people are cafsi antiy
seti ling. HunlreHs of new houses being con-
structeL Price of Farm Lad. ts-nfy acre lads aud
upwards, rs pr acre. Five and ten acre aud VII
lage lots Tor sale.
Fruits and Vegetables rpen earlier in his district
than in any other caity, north Of Norfolk. Vain
proved piaeesior sale
Openings lor all kinds OF business Lumber Yards.
Manu- aetories, foundries. Stores and the iks ; anu
steam Power with room can be rented.
ror persons who desire Rlild winters, bealthGul
climate, and good soll, in country beautifully Inn
prov d. aboundng In fruits and possessing all other
social privileges, in the heart OF civilization, ID is
worthy OF visit. =
Letters answered, and the vmeland Rural a paper
giving iuli information, and containing reports OF So
lon Rob nson, semitic applicants.
ADDRESS CHAS X. Lands, Vineland p. o.,
Landis Township. New Jersey
From Report OF Scion Robinson, Agricultural Edi-
fertile tracts, IN an almost level position and suitable
condition tor pleasant farming that know OF this
side of tie Western Prairies." M =
sept13d&w 6m 81 F4 Tfs. ..H#
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-
a GEN1Us.-It always gives us pleasure to
bring to light and commend to- favor vouno
men OF gerius Or talent. Men have various
gnts lor good as well as evil We once knew
young larmer who could pack bag of half.
rosten potatoes SO that all the sound ones
wound appear at both ends of the bag lie
went out west and got RICH A brother of his
SUN remains here, who can pack load of
g dozy and haifrotten wood SO that every sound
stick will be on the outside. BE, too, will
doubtless go west, or somewhere else. as soon
as his budding genius is blown" When he
sells us another load we shall help blow il.
But case OF still more remarkable genius in
this direction has just come most torcibly To
our knowledge. A young farmer from Benton
sold the senior a load OF hay for his sMeli-
noes-llne, green, mot the senior, but the hay !
sweet and beautiful herds grass. Just fit ior
Green Mountain Boy" and his flock. "SmeII
OF II" SAID the young genius, and the senior
smeit OF it. "See this side,n saws Genius. and
both sides and 10th ends of the sweet herds
grass were carefully smelt and handled. A
boy was sent to hep unload, and the modest
price OF eighteen dollars ton paid for the
mot mGenIousiy and villalnously packed bun
die OF yelowweed and all other unc .ean weeds
that ever passed counterfeit for hay. Like
beauty, the berd's grass was exactly skin deep
ana NOT an inch to spare or hole to see
through The autaor OF the highly artistic
piece oil mechanism said his name was Roun-
dy,troand ye!) and ii he won't come round
us a2aln we promise that his Christian name
snail not be coupied with this heathenish act
at least I'LL we md it out JVoterrilie Nail
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The Little Intruder.

BY CHARLES j. sPRAGUE.
.psas Far from IFS shallow struggling tide a. y
ss34t- ~ It's brawling. bubbling pIav
Upon the thoughtful page pore,- fh
- Hs 10 Wrapt IN the stored scenes ofyore 49,
Times dead neglected prey. 81
What sudden oucly at my door &aaaa
u 70 Awakes me with its din? ( 4
A pattering step is heard without.
And loudly rings well-nown shout asa
"Father may come imp?
And then, with hal -permitted SIGH
Slow sing IRON. his chair,
The father laws his volume by,
Unable TO deny t.sr
Tha oit-repeated prayer.
Come hither, then, my ruddy ooy'
And mount upon my Knee.
Old Mother Goose, so saa "oin, a
'N tFf.I' By many tiny finger Torn,
Snail teach both me and thee.
Away with all this learned store,
seek render mine asftl
These weighty tones shall lie apart,
For OH hey cannot thrill my heart
Like prattle sweet thinel
.Elzt& - IA
And yet the day viii soon appear AA
- When thy inquiring mind
These pages shall again explore =
Zen as thy theirs did before 30
The light OF truth 10 fn1 .4Dl
ina1 quest 10 make, my darling bow
n nhou may ST. indeed come inI
aonniy as now welcome tbee
shaii Thy later rs SEQ
.r... ma II. Lies noblest prize 20 win.
May the wisdom FER possess
- 40 lead thee on ar1ghti
loget fei We will closely tread,
Through these dry relics the dead DID
Q" IrI. L. uod grant The q me that moves ahead
BE heavens immortal light.
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tFrom the New York Musical Gazettel
A Casechism Ger Cheir..

4 Uha, A. ,ho oh;oct of n cboir9
Ans ~ s;no fne ,aasie and d;snl,v A..
ai.s, 10 sllg hhe u'uI I sa display the
OeSu m gs iS no ~ ,i,oe 81 sarr; so'ee.
Ans ~ he most intares,;na ,a nv. oe spent :
ble Reading novels and fl,rsina ..,;i, posi-
very we'll theuah fhese oeenna,; Mt wiz answer
occss,onally varied nv conn,;,ia a .ha may DC
s vi, p0''e ""e '"e congregation who are
3. What sboald ba tho ,,,la ,,,,,,,
attending rehearsalsp ~" 'osaru to
Ans. n Won are : ,,o,a ill.,,
10 90. OF eourse II p az, saissI' you VIII nave
choose. Tie header onos, on 70 unless you
your services wheneyas ~ ~ s u,i ,n 'ol
Give ,ha,a e'' whenever IL Is your pleasure to
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BLANOHARD'S
improvement on Steam Boilers !

( IN some boilers 200 degs. ofheat IL thrown away.
" making a loss o, 1-3 the fuel The anestion -
often asked how can this be saved Mr. Blanchari
has invented boiler that takes perfect control on ali
the heat and makes il do duty in the engine mis-
very simple in Its construction; alter The engine i in
motion the smoke pipe is closed tight, and me waste
heat carried through heaters heating the steam to
through the water heater using up ali The waste
heat but 200 degs; the heat being reduced so low
there can be no danger of setting tres by SHARKS
thrown from engines, which will aud much value to
For particulars inquire OF
O., w M. WILLARD,
Feb 2l-dly ~
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WRIGHT 90 CLARK,
FRESCO PAINTERS

In Oil and Distemper Colors. Also House and Sim
Painters, Morton Block, two doors above Prebie
House, Portland, Me.
s=4- We are prepared to design and execute every
description Wall and Ceiling Decorations. Tor
Churches Public buildings, Private Residences Halls
&c. Gliding and Embossing Glass. kyery de.
and in Varnish " French Polish, jal9si3n
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Eclectic Medical I1,Jiyma1'U,
TO THE LADIES.

Next door to the Preble House, Portland, M
EH- Send Stamp for Circular
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There are many men OF the age of thirty who are
troubled with too frequent excavations from the bla
der, often accompanied by slight smartng or burn
ing sensation, and weakening the system in a man.
ner the patient cannot account for. On examining
the urinary deposits ropy sediment viii often be
found, and sometimes small particles of semen or al
bunen will appear, the color will be of thin milk
ish hue, again changing to dark and trrbid appear
ance. There are many men who die OF this difficulty
ignorant OF the cause, which is the ~ b. ..r...
SECOND STAGE OF SEMINAL WEAKNESS.
can warrant perfect cure IN such cases. and Q
full and healthy restoration of the urinary organs.
Persons who cannot personally consult the DIR.
can do so by writing, in plain manner, descrp
ton of their diseases, and the appropriate remedies
will be forwarded Immediately. 1c.t I'd -t.tHs
All correspondence strictly confidential, and vii
be returned, ii desired. ..t.. .
Address: it DIR. j. B. HUGHES,
q ~ 10 aa9H -AAlJ No. IA Preble Street,
& Next door to the Prebe House, Portland, Me.
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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-02-02
How Many Thousnnds Can Testify 10 This
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.a Young men troubled with emissions in sleep,-a
complaint generally the result OF a bad habit in
youth, treated scientifically and perfect war
ranted or no charge made. 5i-5 ~ .tpi 3HsA
Hardly day passes but we are consulted by one OF
more young men with the above disease, some OF
whom are as weak and emacated as though they had
the consumption, and by their friends are supposed to
have it, All such cases yield to the proper and only
correct OF treatment, and in short time are
made to rejoice in perfect health.