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The Portland daily press., 1867-10-07

Gov. Brownlow is now engaged in writing
his message to the Tennessee Legislature which
assemblies o-morow. A leading feature of the
document will be the question ofindemnifiying
the loyal people of Tennessee for losses sus-
tanned during the war. ..... .t...-... g., 30. .
ooh Noah Jeffries, who has been APPOINTED
10 succeed Mr.. Colby as Register of the Treas
ury. Is a Maryland Rebel, He is now acting
as lnspector-General Of Gov Swann's militia.
and has distinguished himself in that nosition
by prosecuting Unionists
The Boston Traveller intimates that John
@. Adams's nomination as Democratic cand;l
dute for Governor, was effected by the z. L. IL.
and further suggests, that being young man
che will have time enough to grow to the re-
quirments of the position in season for his ell
ection to the Office of Governor by his present
supporters" ...
Ihurlow Weed says that he invented con
Vehtons for the nomination of State officers
'or'y7three years ago. He has been guilty of
many grave offenses
Inc Philadelphia Press makes the extraordi-
nary statement that Rev. Newman Hall is an
agent of the English free traders. and has
been sent to this country to poison the minds
OF the people. ..f..7.I-.l wa. .t..r
Vallandighams name appears at the head of
democratic paper in Illinois as candidate
ior PRESIDENT, upon the ayowed issue of repu-
diation.
heglstraton returns from North Carolina up
'o'ne ISL INST, give the number of whites reg
''.ereu as oo,o59; negroes, 54844 I..,.
Oholncial advices from Alabama state that
the election there has resulted favorably 70 a
convention by large majority Less than
half the whites registered are reportad os b.
ing voted. The negro vote is very large. Tho
convention will be three fourths republican
The President denies that he has tenderaa
Robert j. Walker the position of Secretary q,
War. .raayus s.f .aall .-l.,--e.
r. M. I. Hunter says number of very be-
coming things in his application for pardon.
He recognizes the necessity of submission and
feels the Importance of repose to the country.
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Portland g. Ogdensburg RnilrOad.

Saturdays Price Current contains the fol-
lowing information respecting the railroad en-
terprise which is before long to give us more
direct, rapid and econon zeal communication
with the West:
We have been enabled to Obtain sucb infor-
nation as justifies us in stating that the results
of the recent investigations OF the engineers
are highly satisfactory to the friends of this
great enterprise, and the report of the engin-
GERS is simply deferred while such negotiations
are in progress as will enable the company to
embody in general report more matured.
plan as to the proposed connections and inter-
sections OF this route, and if possible to be able
; " enect IN substance such arrangements with
hoiuers at least per cent on their invest
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The Italian Uprising.

4 Ihe news. from Italy becomes daily more ex-
citing. 1t Is possible that there may be ex-
aggeration in some of the statements sentover
the Atlantic cable, but enough is certain to
show thai the excitement among the people is
intense The arrest of Garibaldi--an act ne
cess;tated by the treaty obligations under
tbe government of King Emmanuel is laid
has aroused a feeling which it is impossible to
check. The excitement has spread into the
Papal States, where it has broken out in open
revolt, and threatens to overthrow the tenn
poral power of the Pope The Italian Govern.
ment evidently holds that it has fulfilled its
obligations in forbidding any invasion of the
Papal States from its own territories; it is not
bound by any treaty to assist the Pope, and
refused to send him soldiers. The Pope mus
must therefore fight his own battle', or eau
in the aid of Louis Napoleon, the "eldest son
of the Church" But though the l'''ei mas
! plainly good will to interfere we uo ho. 'ee
| how he can afford to do SO at thls 'hie' Su.n
n stem would be violation OF at ieas' .ho
snirit of the treaties. The great point OF the
| Sontamber Convention of 1864 was the wtth-
travail of the French army from Rome, and
| that was finally completed in December, 1866
| IL cannot reenter Rome in October, 1867, with
ont making that contract nullity, Were it
merely a question of good faith with the Italian
Government it is hardly to be supposed thai
the "man of December" would hesitate; bu
there is at present too ominous rumble O
gathering thunder on his northeastern frontiel
for him not to pause and consider before light
ing the torch Of war. He can hardly do s,
without kindling general confiagraton; ant
he knows that although Italy alone might no
be formidable antagonist, Italy and Prussia
Italy and the Germany. which Bismarck il
uniting, would be too powerful for him to tiff
with. The memory OF Sadowa should be fresl
in his mind, and he will do well to take warn
| ing by the fate of Austria.
In the mean time national enthusiasm rise
| high in Italy. The whole moral force of tn
nation is enlisted on the side of the revoltet
Romans, and volunteers will flock in thou
sands to aid them. Victor Emanuel, canno
prevent it, even if he would, which is doubt
full. He might stop a regiment and send it
leader to Jail; but he cannot check the scatter
ed swarms OF volunteers who find it easy t
| steal unobserved across the boundary line.
Italians declare that the Papal States are
| part of Italy, and shall share its freedom. Th
movement is no mere local revolt; it is ma
tional uprising. "Fhe Holy Father has nc
minally to suppress an instruction of his owl
subjects; in fact he has all Italy to deal with.
| 1t remains to be seen what he will do with il
or it with him .Heht 5sre 34it4 Id 81
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MARYLANp.-Asp special w ashington despatch
to the Boston Advertiser says
A letter from Baltimore saws that ex- Gov
ernor Frank Thomas, chairman of the House
committee on Maryland affairs, is about ready
to begin taking evidence. He will make a
very thorough investigation and has no doubt
but that he can show that Maryland is without
10 prove that the political power of the State
has BEEN placed in the hands of the residents
of the eastern shore counties, which contain
less than one fourth of the voters in the otate'
none of its manufactures, very little OF us IN
The Subcommittee, consisting of MIR. Thomas
and Judge Lawrence OF Ohio, meet in Baiti-
more this week.
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BACK AGAN.-It will be noticed by adver-
tisement that Mr.. Reuben Kent has resumed
the bakery business, and has re-purchaseds his
Old establishment from Messrs. Pearson &
Smith, to whom, after the great fire. he sold it.
At No. 107 Fore street people can be supplied
with that excellent hard bread which Mr. K.
manufactures to such perfection He will also
keep full supply of the choicest brands of
Hour, and any family that wants a brand of
good can find it at his establishment.
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BOLD RoGUEs.-Friday evening fellow
went into the store of Mr.. j. Ambrose Merrill,
No. 139 Middle street, the clerk Of the store
being the only one present, and after some
chaffering, selected gold watch and chain
valued at $175, and requested the usual war
rant. While the clerk was filing it out he
asked the customer what name he should in
sert. The fellow evaded the Question, and re-
marked that he would take different chain.
The watch and chain were put up in package
when the fellow laid it down, saying he had
not the money with him, but would get it in a
moment, and then left the shop The clerk
then picked up the package, and upon unroll-
ing it found that piece of wood, shaped like
watch, loaded with iron, with a small iron
chain attached to it. The clerk immediately
started in pursuit of the rogue, but was I'M
successful s,.---
Saturday fellow went into the shop of Mr.
Henry Quincy, corner of Fore and Union
streets, and made a bargain to exchange watches
paying $15 difference While the attention OF
Mr.. Quincy was diverted for a moment, the
fellow seized both watches and made off with
them, lefa-Ht.E .glrfsrtfst
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF THE Us. MARSHAL
District Of Maine, Portland, Oct. 8, 1867.
NEAl.ED PROPOSALS. will be received at hi,
oniee No. II Clapp's Block, Congress street, un-
w " kSDAY, October H. 1867. at II o'clock noon
ending October To- 1868. The fuel required will be
the best quality of LE1aH COAL, STOVE SIZE, wetl
ivered in such quantities and at such times AMI
may direct. 4fA j FEB7E 4 n I-T1T - !
Proposals to be endorsed proposals for Fuel for
U. s. Courts" and addressed to the United States
Marshal for the District OF Maine.
ne iiiA AstA CHARLES-CLARK,
Oct7dt0d u. S. Marshal for District of Maine.
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30th, sch Frank Pierce, CIR
land.
NGOls-Ar 4th, brig j H Dillingham;, Mud
On, to load Tor Palermo.
4th, brig Geo s Berry. Bradley, Cardenas.
FOREIGN PORTS.
at Kong Kong July 2S, ships Sumatra, X
San francisco: 29tb MAGNET Crosby do: 4

Ar at Kong Kong July 2s, ships Sumatra, Kins-
man, San Francisco: 29th Magnet, Crosby do; Aug
H. Bengal, Ingersoll. do. III
In port Aug Is, ship Magnolia Clark, for San Fran
cisco; ard others.
At st Helena Aug 1, ship Jennie Eastman, Star
KEY, from RangoOn for Queenstown, ar July 81.
Ar at Cronstadt Sd inst, barque Gemsbok, Chand-
Ter, New York.
At Honolulu Aug 20, barque Camden Brooks, for
San Francisco, Is days.
At Bathurst, WCA, 4th ult, brig j Ross Wy
man, from Boston, to load for do.
Ar at Queenstown goth ult, ship Scotia, Morse,
from Caao.
Sid i'm st Thomas 18th ut, barque Ann Elizabeth,
NOrg ave, Turks islands.
Ar at Trinidad 10th, barque Chiffon, Stafford FIN
New York. 0 81 Ut - '+SiA'
Sid FIN Havana I'd inst, brig Havana, Bemis, for
New York
Ar at Halifax 2sth ult, brig Lulan, Ryan, from
Portland.
Ar at St John. NIB. Both ut. sehs Magnet, Ingalls,,
Machias; list inst Noel, Marster, Portland. -A
SPOKEN.
Sept 8, lat 30 20, Ion IA on, ship Thornton, from
Liverpool Tor New York; same day, ship American
Congress, London for do.
Sept 8, lat "a A. lon 70 Oh, brig George Dale from
Bangor for st Croix.
Sept 10. lat 40 80, lon II 3d. ship Sunbeam, from
Liverpool for Bombay.
Sept 25 lat 20 N, Ion 70 20 w. barque Sam Shep-
ard, from Philadelphia tor Cienfuegos.
Sept 81 lat AZ, Ion sc 2l ship Lydia Skol-
field, steering West.
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1.-The success of the Bremen Railway and
the rapid progress of the Mont Gents Tunnel
have reused the Swiss Cantons to new efforts
at developing their means of communication
with each other and the rest of the world. A
project for tnnneling the St Gothard is under
consideration and the little Canton of fUri has
just converted the footpath over the Furka
Pass into carriage-road at the cost, very
heavy to SO small a population, OF half mil
lion of francs. sttf t.....s.l.i., a.,
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Turner's Tic DOuloureux, or Universal
cure for Neuralgia and all Nervous Diseases The
severest cases completely and permanently cured
in very short time. Neuralgia in the face or head
disease withstands its magic infiuience 1t has
the unqualified approval of many eminent physi-
cians 1t contains nothing injurious to the most del
icate system. Sold everywhere. Sent on receipt OF
81 and two postage stamps. TURNER & CO., 1910
fremont Street, Boston, Mass, proprietoIs.
For sale by w. +. Phillips & Co.. Portland, Me.
July 49, eod&w1ysn Mt
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THE DAILY AND MAINE STATE

May be obtained at the Periodical Depots of Fes-
senden BIOS, Marquis, Robinson Andrews, and
G. NJ. Curtis.
At BddefCrd, of Pillsbury Bros
AZ Saco OF {, ). Locke and b. S. Bouler.
At Brunswick, Of w. r. Fields,
At Waterville, of j. s. Carter.
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ALMOST A FIRE.-A pile of rags saturated
with oil, benzine and other combustible mate
rial, which the painters had been using in their
work on Bishop BacOn's new residence on
Congress street, took fire in one of the cham.
bers between four and five o'clock Saturday
morning, and caused general alarm of fire
No injury was done to the building.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
New Marriage Guide.

IN EsSfator Young Men, on Physiological Errors,
Abuses and Diseases, incident to Youth and Early
Manhood, which create impedinients to MARRI-
AGE, with sure means of relief Sent in sealed let
ter envelopes free OF charge. Address, Dr. j. Skill
LIN nOUGHToN, Howard Association, Philadel-
phia, Pa. Sept 2G-d&wSm SIN
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and Vicinity.
New Advertisement this Day.
ENTERTAINMENTS cor

ENTERTAINMENr COLUMN.
Theatre-Bidwell & Locke
Levee-Ailen Mission Sabbath School.
HA AUCTION COLUMN.
House, Gee. NJ. Patten d Co ~--
Marine Shells, Gee. Nj. Paiten & Co.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN
Steam Ship Bread-R. Kent
Bristol Line-H. o. Briggs
Lots tor Sale-Moses Gould, ~ II 81
Proposals-Charles Clark st@A
Dssoluton-Head & Hodgdon,
Copartnership-Hod Soule.
Family SchOol-,E. P. Weston.
Horse, &c, for Sale.
Patent Damper
Situation Wanted,
Boat Picked up H. Littlejohn.
Guardians Sale-David Torrey.
Express Wagon for Sale.
Unclaimed Letters-W. Davis -, SSH
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CoNoERT.-Our readers will not forget the
Concert to be given this evening at Deering
Hall by the Mendelssohn Quntette Club, as
sisted by the distinguished vocalist Miss Addie
y. Ryan. The programme is a fine one, and
those who attend will hear some charming
music ~ ri I
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MARRIED.

In Brunswick Sept. %, Turner c. Harrington OF
TOpslam, and Mrs. Elizabeth Strout of b.
In Norway, Sept 80, b. W. Marston and Alice M.
Whiteliouse.
In Rumford Aug. II, Charles A. Proctor, OF An
dover, and Celista W. Marcy, OF R.
In.kumford Aug. Z, James r. Carver and Mary
E. Rich, both OF Woodstock.
Laura Z. Church.
IN Boston. Oct. 1, by Rev. Dr. Stow, j. Henry
Davis and Miss Louise COnnOr both oil Pittsaed, Me
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DIED.

Tn Westbrook, Oct 2. Bell, youngest child OF S. H.
and l.. Il. DoteD, aged year months
In Oxford, Sept. q, Mrs Annie r., vile of W. NJ.
Hall. aged 4s years. ~
In Greenwood, Sept. 20, William P. Decoster, aged
10 years months.
In Albany, Me-, Sept. %. Mrs LYDIA H., wife OF
Sumner Waterhousc, aged S. years
In liath, Oct 2. Miss Betsey Higgins aged 70 yrs.
In Arrowsic. Sept. 8, Mrs. Almira j.. wife OF Asa
r. Tarr, aged 35 years. tLLI
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DIR. $. S. FTTCH'S.
sE>amily Phvsician., -

Soventy-siX pages: price 25 cents. Sent to any ad-
dress. No money required until the book is received
read, and fully approved. 1t is perfect guide to the
sick or indisposed Address DIR. S. 5. FITCH, q
fremont Street. Boston. sN Jan29dly
gg 1t will not be convenient Tor Dr. Fitch 10 visit
Portland again
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Guardians Sale,

"ILL be sold at public auction, unless previous
w ly disposed of at private sale on THU RSDAY
the 7th dav of November 1867, at the Post Office,
Stevens Plains at o'clock P. M, all the real estate
of Ferdinand Alberta and Mabel Stowell, minor
heirs of Caroline Stowe consisting of a acres Of
wood land and three other small parcels of wood and
pasture lands. DAVID TORREY Guardian.
Westbrook, October 5, 1867. oct7d3w
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MEssRs. ROBINSON & KNIGHT, at No 2s8
Congress street, are offering large assortment
of clothing and furnishing goods at very low
prices See advertisement. dS,w1t
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STAMPEDE FROM THE REFORM SCHOOL,
-Four boys, inmates of the State Reform School
escaped from the institution Saturday evening
by breaking open the gate, and came to the
city. Before Sunday morning they were all Of
them arrested by the police and locked up, te
be returned to their old quarters. While in
the lookup on Sunday they seemed to be en-.
joying themselves, and were rather merry than
otherwise. t, .9l.,fs+..
BASE BALL-The match between the Eon
and Bowdoin clubs for the championship was
postponed Saturday on account OF the rain
The game will begin this afternoon at half
one. Which ever club wins will, according tc
the rules, assume all outstanding challenges.
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FELL INTO WELL.-Thomas Cary, a lad
about IA years of age, son of John Cary, resid-
ing on Cumberland street, while lifting buck
ct OF water from well yesterday, pitched in
and fell to the bottom of it, distance of about
thirty feet.
There was about five feet of water in the
well, but the bucket went down with the boy
and he elung to it until he was hauled out
some twenty minutes afterwards by his moth
er, apparently uninjured pfs $50
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DEPARTURES OF OCEAN srnA mERs
M A RI n d n EWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.

Saturday, October ).
gE.tHtflfft ARRIVED. gstNHIk eHt
Sch Leesburg, Davis, Portsmouth.
Sch Passport. Bowden Castine.L
Sch Cherub, Grant, ROckfnd.
Sch Lodi. Robinson, Rockland. a-t. 4fl,s.N 3
Sch Choctaw Carlow, Calais tor Boston,
Sch aiassasOit, Carter, Bluehill for New York
sch Morgana, Dodge. BluehIll tor Boston.
Sch Vine, Hodgkins, Trenton for Boston, '-e itf .
Sch Anaconda, Tainter, Bangor Tor Charlestown.
Seas RockbilI, Bunker, and Jesse Benton Sell
lers, Bangorstor Boston vi So y ~ - W.
sch Cherokee. Wentworth, Bangor for Boston,
Sens Aurora, Thomas, and Wajestic Wentworth
Bangor for Boston. T. - 80 "'o' w ~
Sch Sol Frances, Clark, Bangor for Salem
Sch Nina Odlin, Franks, Bangor ior Roxbury
Sch Mayfower, Weymouth, Bangor for LYNN
Sch Col Higgins. Bolton, Bangor for Gloucester
Sch Leyant, Smith, Bangor tor Dorchester
Sch |. Snow, Jr. Griffin, Rockport for Boston, &
Sch Nile. Hall, Rockland tor New York WV 4
Schs Olive Avery, Wilson, and Pilot Nash Rock
land for New York. tCak E4Ngvf A 'N7sS7 :
CLEARED.
Steamer igo, johnson, New York-Emery IL
Fox. -
Steamer Carlotta, Magune, Halifax, Ms John
POrteOds.
Brig Minnie Miller: Anderson, Matanzas--Phin-
ney q Jackson. and IIiP Dewey. n gIflFf 7'TT,
Sch Yantic, Deand, Boston.
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United STATES Gircuit Gaur,

SEPTEMBER TERM-JUDGES CLIFFORD AND FOX
ls tI- PRESIDING. e..
SATURDAY.-John H. Cunningham, indicted for
throwing overheard quantity of cigars to prevent
seizure by Customs officer, was acquitted, Judge
Fox having instructed the jury that John M. Mars
ton, the officer namedin the Indictment being proved
to be might Waterman" simply, was not author
lied to make seizure within the meaning of the
statute on which the defendant was charged Talbot
for United States. Shepley & Strout for defendant
The Court adjourned until O'Clock Monday after
noon, when the remainder of the criminal docket will
be dispOsed Of
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Business Items.

WEDDING Cards and Envelopes, Stationery
OF all kinds, and just the richest of dry per-
fume, at Geyer's, 10 Free ST. PEI vs.
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SPECTAI. NOTICES.
Medical Notice
BatchelOr's Hair i've

y. II. CHADWICK, M. D., will devote special at
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PENNsYLvANIA.-The Philadelphia Press is
entirely confident of a Union victory to-mor-
row. 1t says: "The political sky of Pennsyr
vania grows brighter every hour. A Judlcious
canvass has established the fact that In many
Democratic localities we will, even on iisn'
vote. diminish last years majority against
Geary. In the counties which regularly go
against us the Union men are working with
an energy and hopeful faith which should
stimulate every man in the State"
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LUcKY.-Mr. L. Horr was made glad Satur-
day evening by buying paper of Century
tobacco at Lee & Stebbins, and taking there
from a fifty dollar greenback. ..-
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Dissolution of Cop0rtmersbip

TIME copartnership heretofore existing under the
4 firm name of Head Il Hodgdon, ID this day dis
solved. GEORGE L. HODGD0N
September Is, 1867. sasa-s s8 oct7d1w
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excellent Horse, Harness and Sunshade Car.
e riage. Sold tor no fault Enquire OF George M
Harding, Architect, OF at Robinson's Stable South
street.. lffttt tft3Ef tAS.fl oct7d2ts
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For sale by all druggists, or send your address and
36 cents to o. z. SEYMOUR & CO., Boston, Mass,
and receive a box by return mail. w. r. Phillips &
Co., agents Tor Maine april261ysn
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Patent Damner.. !,

subscriber is now ready to supply the citizens
OF Portland and vicinity with the celebrated
Inventors Exchange, No. 229 Congress Street A
lew good agents wanted. octYel1w
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ARRIVED.
Brig Ida (Br) DOwney, Joggips Ms for Boston,
] Sch Utica, Thorndike, Roekland.
1 BELOW-Brig Alaratta from HarpsweIl.
LAUNcHED-At Belfast recently, by II McGilyery.
schr OF ia tons, named Ellen nj Condor. She is
owned oy White, and Others of Belfast and is
10 De commanded by Capt Rufus Condor
I lhfom Braach Office Western Union Telegraph
Ar at Alexandria 4th inst brig G II Kennedy Tiff
comb, Portland. = - m 80 Il - AS' Ai'-
Portland. - -o' A"nii'oh'
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..STR UMATIC SALTSl,,

These SALTS made from the concentrated
Liquors OF tie Mineral Well of the PENIS Salt Man
tight boxes. One always sufficient for bath Dt-
rections are attached,