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For Rent,

nFFlCES in the third story CT building on corner
" OF Exchange and Milk Streets ENQUIRE at of.
flee of OCEAN INSURANCE co,
Feb. 20. tt ~ l4 t.a Exchange Street.
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FOR SALE!

4 e NICE Emery Wheels with table, Shaft for
IOWhee at each end and counter shaft, bur little
used.
Also four Vulcanized W heels and two arbors will
be sold very reasonable. ~
j. w. PENNEY,
Mechanic Falls, Me.
June g. 1S67.-d2w%
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A SMART man with $500, to engage in n light
IA paying business. Enquire OF
COX & POwARS,
Patent and Employment Agents, 35lk Congress st ;,
Portland, Me. juue1Ilw
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CrOckery, Reds, Ice Pitchers, &C.,
at Auction.

4 ~ SATURDAY, June 10Th, at IL o'clock A. NJ,
- Ciockery Ware of every description, Silver Plat
Gu ware OF all Kinds, toge her win Beds Mattress
es, and also SIX Ice Pitchers, seven Watches. and
thirty thousand Cigars. junel3dt,I
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THE Mckay Sewing Machine the only
l. machine IN existence by which a sewed loot or
shoe be made. Adapted to all kinds styles and
sizes OF boots and shoes. 200 pairs can be made with
ease by one man, with machine in ten hours.
These shoes AXE precedence of all others in the
kct and are made substantially at the cost of peg
gng. In use by all tHe leading manufacturers. Ma
CHI mes, with competent men to set them in opera
tiou furnished at one days notice. For particulars
OF license apply to GORDON MCKAY Agent, Bath
street. Boston, Mass AMI 16 d6m
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Annual Meeting.

For Lease.
FINHE valuable lot OF land corner of Middle and
Plumb Streets, Tor 4 term or years. Inquire
OF Z. G. MITCHELL " SON,
Aug. 2e. 1s66-dff LIS Fore Street
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D-o-0reeu Cemetery.

evergreen Cemetery.
TvoIpERs Of Lots at Everereen Cemetery can
- ier tbe direction of the Committee on Cemete-
OF OIL on application E. B. FORBES at the Gene
, ,nTy. or to either member of the Committee.
tei'' THOMAS LYNCH, .r.
JOSEPH BRADFORD,
AUGUSTUS ID. MARI,
AUG. P. FULLER.
Mav12 lined
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Wanted.

A FEW good Male and Female Agents Immediate
"A iy. For further particulars address, with $ amp.
VI caH on j. H. WHITE,
Market Square, up stairs, Portland, Me.
June 8. d3m
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snec;o, Notice to Builders.

SptCIaI N0o 70
vv,uE undersigned have this day started one of s.
'In Wood's Patent Cupboard Planers, and are
n,snared to dress Clapboards, plain or moulded in
Tue HANSON g. wINSLOW,
turetdaw 26 YORK Street.
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10 LET.
For Rent.

fsHsA.& We have at Woodford's Corner close to the
EH;,s Horse Railroad, a new story and half house,
XksA containing rooms, with good sized stable and
o. AN acre OF ground for garden.
g. r. DAVIS s. CO.,
Jure 8. eodtf Real Estate Agents.
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Patent and Employment Office,
WANTED: WANTED:.
EMPLOYERS, Men, Bows, Girls. AGENTS. Every.
~ body! One hundred good girls wanted for all
sorts OF situations! Men to work ON farms, nc,
All persons wanting good male or female helps for
any employment. can be supplied at this office at
short notce. Patents OF all kinds and Patent Rights
for sale. COX ~ pOWaRS
June6utf 1914 Congi ess ST.
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PORTLAND, juno Sd, 1867.
HNHE stockholders of the Ca co Iron Company are
hereby notified that their annual meeting for the
choice of officers, will be held at the Counting Room
OF j. NJ. Churchill on Wednesday, June 10Th, 1867,
ut three o'clock p M. +aL ~ -H
Per Order of Directors
june5dtd GEO. Il. u. JACKSON, Clerk
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Wanted immediately
AT THE
New Employment Office
No S29 1-2 CO2a02.ess ST.

Flour Barrels Wanted.
WE will pay 80 cents each for fi1a class Flour
w Barrels suitable for sugar.
LYNCH, BARKER & CO.,
novl3dtf 139 Commercial street.
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TO LETT

In New Canal National Bank Building, Middle St.,
One Store on the Lower Story;
OFFICES IN THE THIRD STORY,
ONE HALL IN FOUR TIL STORY.
Apply at Canal National Bank, Middle st..
Anri1 IN diff .....-.
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=. Twembley, General insurance Broker,
generally that he prepared to continue the fnsur.
ance Business as Broker, and can place Fire, Life
panes In the United States. All business entrusted
to my care shall be faithfully attended, to.
once at z. M. Rice's Paper Store, No. 1873 Fore St,
where orders can be left. iuIIetf
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TtHE room over Vickery & Hawley's Dry Goods
L store. No 81 Free street. now occupied by Her
man kaler q Co. for Wholesale Millinery and
Straw Goods business
This room will be vacated some time in June.
For particulars enquire OF H. S. kaler & co. or
VICKEKY d HAWLEY. June Sdtf
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Auction Sale of Quar.ermaster's
Stores.

OFFICE OF THE A. A. @. NJ,
Fort Preble, Me-, june 18th, 1867 !
NlLL be sold at public auction at Fort Pr olo on
w MEDNESDAY, the 19th day OF June ne at at
IL O'clock A M lot OF stores consis ing In part Of
SleiShs, Gsmiets,
Wagons, Bun.zs,
Files, hzoI-c BLANKETS,
Daiehcts, Nc., DC.
Plane Irons,
gS- Sale Positive. Terms cash in Government
funus.
BIT. Major VIM G. BARTLETT,
june12dtd LIST 1t 3D. U. 8. Art'y A. A. O. NJ.
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IA UOOu LOt IOr SAFE
I'm Pearl street, between Congress and Cumber-
~ land streets, size about 81 by ieet with ceI-
lar all stone. This is location for re >idence
Apply to w. ii. JEkRlS.
June 4. 3weu Under Lancaster III all.
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Board Wanied.

WANTED a suit Of un;urnished rooms, with
w board, in the upper part OF the city, about the
middle or last Of July.
Best OF references given and required. Enquire
OF w. IL. JERRIS, under Lancaster Hall. je11diw.
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GEND tor my large Illustrated cirenaT -,
y MED with Astrological Chart ana ui 70 nrr
nav nosta.e ad,lre.s AMOS I. POWELL,
p"y possaSe. Auoie'' Boston, Mass.
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WANTED.
Wanted

ITO purchase, four small Ponies, for saddle or car
i rage use State color age, weight, and lowest
cash price. Address 81. E. b., Box 204S Portland,
Me. june12dtf
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MORE OF the Golden Gate at the reduced rates
Vl Also California Wheat Meal or Graham Flour
EDW. H. BURGIN & COZ
iune11i1w No. 10 COmmercial Of.
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Wanted

Wanted.
4 PARTNER with Cash Capital of A few hun
IA bred dollars in a meat market doing good cash
business. Inquire of
w. H. JERRIs,
Jun3llclWs Under Lancaster Hall
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Rooms to Let.

A FEW gentlemen dodgers can be accommodated
- with pleasant rooms on Pearl Street. Inquire OF
II, at tMs ONCE june3df
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$4,000.
Good LOT for Sale

A the Horse kailr ad Stable. A few good horses
"A for moving machines. Also two second hand
double harnesses, and good lot OF manure.
June 3. DIV
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SaiuaOle stores on Fore ST for
SaAe at Auction,

lime Ill; w. HOLMES, A uetio noer.
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., SAN FRANcIsco, June 10.
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Stabtratbs sSerbanbInnacn.

Ser untere 3peig bes gtabfrafbs
bate seitern feline Sibung. Son clint.
gen Nlitqlieoern, fpuroe Der, 8eriud)
z9sEaddt; bic NefoIution in Bieberef11'
ipdgung al bringen, ourd peI9e bas
@tiG 9dnb ne6en ben @aIermerfen
az 70 fpottbilIigem 9retle berrnfetbet
iper6en. Ser 8eriuA miblang.: eiDer
'9lntrag naaf 98iebereripagung fieI nit
10 gegen 9 Stimmen biird). Sic Ser
rem, tueIde f9 tpeigerten, fur g6ieoers
ertpagung gu .ftinmen (oas bate Der
Stdbt iein 9robeS Stii6 geI6 einae@
bradt, iuenn Die &eioIution uertuorfen
iuorbep) naren goltart, Mmbro1e,
@allb, @eeo, SaeeD, @bparbs, gBin>
iton, Su6fon, 9eitenbsrger, Woore. Gs
1T gut, oaB mon iid Die Siamen oieIer
9erren merit.
Sr. 8initon bonn Gomite fir 6fferts
Ii9e S6uIen beridtete, DAP Die Gin>
ridtung Der farbigen Sdulen raid
beran fdreitet. ~
Or. Spnes, Der Gefunbbeitsbeon,te.
berfas feinen BeridJt nnb oas auf feline
grfabrunsen seariinOete @eiet CUR 0tesi
forrnirung Der iebt beitebenSen Gants
Acknowledgment. SalIelbe lpallirte in
erifer .2eiung. = 90 netbtuenbia es
aud ideint, oab tuenn iiberbaupt Gesl
1tlnbheitsrnbrsSeIr1 9trofen iDerbet,
eS jebt gefAiebt 70 1ue6is fbeinen bic
aGtaotbater cauoa iiber3sugt al iein;
oenn fie ipeigerten iid, Oas @efeb nod
eintnaI 3ur gerIefung 5u bringen nn6
10 iuirb es Gus uns nnbefonnten GriinS
ben iuobl Iiegen blsiben, bis faltes
9Setter eintrift. - uHteroelIen moaen
SunOerte oarunter leioen. ,taai9i0
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-07-12

Eg Sic reaelm6Bioen NonatsDer<
III. e'a fantnhunaenan Ser G Deutld,en Inter.
,.... ftisuuaS9eiea finben INNER AM
eriten 0ontae nod benz Griten zines
,..'s'' - ieOeu @fonatS taft. Dieies gRai feel
Der @rfte ouf Wontag, uno bie8eauien
- = UberorbnetenJ Elaas has Der @ibhnastaa
lei. Giele Der Witglieber 9Iaubten, Der
e I q 9ags bqs &Efdhmluna mare erf dn
5rOeiten Nfontag 9eiueitn.
" R# gBer iuinid)t uid)t nit unnss, sal.
....ag Die g8ablen i9en boriiber tpdrer?t s0as
bermaleoeite, poIitifdbe Ranaegi sbeeS "a
sssf &peipeg,5 beim gRittaestif0e, in SRI
a!;l d Datbduiernt .auf @pasiergdpaerL, snas
- .. $50. tuer peib nidt mo, ia ieIb bsilin EeIfeI
auf Der Da1rinne, ipir6 benz 8erniinf>i
ti9eu gum fpabren efeI.,- Sir freuen
~a.. uns fdon ouf baS gtoBartiee gerf0b<
. nungSfef siuifdlen ben iebt 10 titteref,
@a'"'1 nan politiiden StinbeH, tueldes iofort mad
Der SSabl gefciert tueroen iou.
r.aa aa.H EW q. o. grabIeb, 8anferott
opn,nifiioner fur Sen 5. Ddtrla, ere
fudt nns, benz 8ublifunt rilit;utbeilen,
oab er nunn1ebr 9eb0rig quaIifcirt lift
nno feline Sffce geoffnet bat. Nppli<
fationen fur @oncursberfnbren f0nnen
bel ibm nnnrnehr eineereidt iperoen. -
Seine Office 1T sseo.. 821 @bur1 ctr.
,t,1us4 i'm abants GEhrsb @ebdn6e etne Srsppe
- bod. "a 'ss.4
gBir melOen sIeidseitia, bee am Ies :
80 a,,, len Oienfag aud Sic ibriaeh Gommil>
- fonare oprd u. g. &idter Srigg. Der
'''' iest in &norbile Geridt baIt, einee>
! Il l't atFe Striel6en::s Grfsr Siarift, s. VI.
ffl..a-, SetpeB; 8peiter 9iitrift. GeneraI g. g.
IiI}}. - SroabBnSBe; Dfifer 8iftrift,. 8. SO.
SoBniof;5 8ierter Dilfritt,, 50. IS.
2''.ifa.. DOUGHTY; 6infter DiFrift, 81. 6.
ar!'EIs5 '&rnGIe1; 9e6baer Diftrift, 9. s. Bud;
Siebenter Diffrift, S. SIS. Sat6ett;
Ndater Sifrift, boeant. !. -. 80
3esD n @iGter Erigg, 70 erfabren mir, bat es
terner auf fi6 genOmnen, ben Commit
fonerS Die 8eitungen su beitininlen, in
,ss uelden Re annenciten ioIen. CT lift
elm riGtiget gppperbtao i,nb bat oaber
lanmtlide, nnionsbldtter i'm Gtaate
ausgef9Ioiien unb @ebelenbIdtter be-
aei6net.
~ GE @berrb Straee stpii6en Self
terion unG 9R0nroe tpirb iebt abaeqra<
ben un6 fiir 9egung Der @traseneiien<
babnf6ienen gra6irt. Benn Die 9trabe
fertig 1T, tuirb fie cine Der fd6niten
Der Stabt fein. Sic glrbeiter grabi>
rem iekt in SrOnt BON Slion's Store
Dem S6ulbanfe 9egeniiber uae bis
binnnter 30 GngeIbarot's @aloon.
F@s''ss.. Die 9ir&e Der beutf9en Metbobi.
= pirb, fdrsittt RAID i5rer goae sSna
.lllJal eat se g5,A,,l, Is ,,,,..
90 Oamen rbefddftist geipelen hit Deb
iamnlnngen gum 8eftet bes 8oues
iener &irde. Oie 0ertnutbuna Iieot
often, 0ab penn Der Neubau ferfia. e.
ah fAnioenfrei baiteben luir0 gas mare
~ ie0en Gals Elm Sriumpb fiir bic &C.
rteinhe, bic our@ 70 bel 8riifunaea
gesaageh iF.' q ~ &
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.er3eitbmie nemer SImsei8en
i'm beutiaen 8latte.

, III q u { II . ~ e Z.
II Sooesan;eioe. '''''''''' ~
. @olbfeoenu Nieberlage bon 6. g.
Sarbor II. Bro., 50 LUTON Ctr.
81 @rober 8erfauf BON 8esieruiios :
..s@r Gigentbum, Nontog, %. Suli.
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Sitlfe tn Standardization!
Bi@tis fit Gtibdftsltnte nnb grbtiter
NeDria Se9enfeiti8e &ran=
fepF Serff 6crun9s=
a.ie @efellfd,aft.

(geTesIi5 incorpolirt.)
@ssrnnhet am 2. SuIi 1866.
9runtea gitsliebkrn Ipirb pom bis 40 Collars
p q entIi4 dnsbeSdHtt syeSe seiunbe folibe
Perion i'm Alter pom 16 bis Is nbren fam itslico
meroen. So uiele s95adfs eifI aEttgIteb i'm Sabre
einbesaht 10 uieIe Dollars erbdGt hoeIbe in &fanf.
belts tduen 10 hentItcb.- suridbesabIt mag bic
Rrantbeit elm Sabr lang anbauern pber nid5t uno
mag fte nt alletn ourtb einen 1lugTdsfau, foncern
duh ourh trgeHb cine anhere, rdb ielbt entfan=
2enene urfGde heruorz geraIfeE poroen ien. Sn ben
erfteH aRonateu bat oitIe G;efeHftaft in fan allen
StaGfen bic tegensrrid3en 3teInltnten erseIt ulIb
FHoef ne pegen i5res bumanen ;3medes cine aIlee=
meine Ane fenuunq. .ss,~e ia.
Ae9en neberndhme pom Aqenturen ruenee man iib
an ben Rnter;ei9ueten Setretdr Der 9efeIIida t.
gSm. Geitbauicn.
9eOrta, Sus.. apriI a. 1867 mil2 IL up
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cefe,,tliebe Nebe,,.

= rs Unfit er' $ thrift.
5un. 1SOba EtimbIe, Der republifanil6e
eanbiDat fir GSnsrr6 pom 6iinften Diifrift,
pirb an ,fdstnoer Srtrn itnb gu fOIssnbsn
!3etten &eben baftth:
. aibIaR0 giis, Spnnabenb, 10. SdIi 4 81 81.
e. Sprin9Felb, Scnnabenb, 20. Suli q. M.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-07-12
Mnfaepa6t

u. SetIiff 8u9bdubler un6 8eiiluesperfaufer
i'm Gommereinl Aotel. baf fets cine Auswahl drebs
mate iaIien niib 6eatGe Heituneen pprrdthig. ebefo
oeuticbe gtopeien nnn 3rsdbuugen. Die rSennefee
StaatsseitungT Hegt bet INN eheniaHs gum 8eltont
HnS@ Or nimnt "mutilated cnrrencyi' Il
SaDlune. tssg
up.512B afe
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-07-12
l.. l. Splbateu Der g, -. 81. i'm san3en 2anbe
frerbei, erniflt6 ,rElndt Der Sennelire Staats.
3eitnmg iiteraa Berbrtituns gu eeben.'

s3ettung nperdu Serpreuun9 gu 9eoeH.
EB- Sic p0dentlide @taatsseie
= tun9 fotet mad alien Sbeilen Der linton
al beridTbt SO per Sabt. 4sfa@ Oeutid)@
Lamb, e in lidtLi lid beS Yors
..t to's, $780,. na9 Der S9meis 400
portofrei. = @inselne gtummern nob
..., europa 10 Gents portofrei. !, a.et.a..-'t
& $tHH .#t.t f3+rt. u ~ 5SF y. al II -. g sf q
BzY @ir sr1u9en ale Jrsunbs, uns Cor
rsipOnbensen aus alien Ibeilen hes 9aates
ii6er 9tanb Der 9aaten unb iiber Ginmanbe-
ii, runesanselesenDeite suseben gu IaiIen.
.Eiaa5f ts14. y 4ffHf ~ - ~
.s,. @ Oieienigen, benen es gu tbeuet
pirb, in Der tdgliden 8eitung gu ans
nonciren, f0nnen 6aS vgSodenblatt"
< benuben, mel9es ebenfalS an fdntnts
lide taslide @bonnenten bertbeiH pirb.
Sir Seitmn8sberans8eber. i
. SD babe erpa elm Ousehs @tanbe unt
% tpei Dusenb S6riftfaiten, aud aitbere 9lrl
tifel, gu elmer btutlben Drnderei sebSrig, gu
Derfaufen. G'enannte 9aben fTunen gu Bill
~ Iefa grfilsn aestlaiI'q tgsESi, a.sa,
aisaa ,4.l.s.a atrsasaeber Der "etaatsssfta"s" :
EE Mnseiger, bie ms Nbeuoblatt
80 geriift fuerben foaen, i,lii6en Bis fpas
.-= teiteus 2 1br 9fa9mtttoas in Der SfFce
abaeliefert, iperSeu, -, Gbenio Stems
uno 9lotisen 'aner Dirt. Die Der ooer
rs. 1ener Sreunb ber0ffentli6t su baben
MIN, lp91nihf ..3se Ho, 4...?..' SO
E4r19 tb0atnenten !fotlten in ,ibreH!
t''@@ ei9eneh, iopie in unier,n SnterslIs iOe
...7,. -fortige Inseise iiber etma borfomnienote
llnregeImabisfeiten in Der SeitelIung
Der 8eitung auf unierer Office MAIDEN
EE- gteubeIteHuugen ouf Die Sen
neiiee Staat, 3ettnn8" fpnnen bel ben
i. Serren Il i! IllI1. ,rs..,;.!!..
81. 8ornit in, Norb >@OIIe9eitr.
Grnt Yobl, Germantown
9. 9utb, Sranflin Ylfe alt.
abgeeeben iperben. .........
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= on a 80!

Giejsr i.tuse goHbluttensft (S fabsr) fuirS cine
furie Saifon auf Der Yarn non ~. g. gprueIfuS
an Der Eorbfete bcs Slnfes abboltem. 9iefeibe Sc,
9ihnt 9cntas, ben Isl ysail ~ q r,ssI
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-07-12
6anbelI r.nb 86rfe.

"a Q tni9lo -, Sreitas, ben y. Sul.
Sol . pffnste 81 1894 uno itanb nm
1890 1893 I'D abr sUaittags 1879
II. g. 8onOS 6proS. -fdlig 1881, l11a
" 5 2Oer /. Seriea ig1115
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-07-12
Stabt itn6~ StGat.

E 6err NGprit S6ber
lung Itaqfd5qasnt, aerjIl sfaasiIee @taatss
3eituna". s. as
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-07-12
Biaia su perfanfen.

Gin Snbaement segen RE
NASHVILLE CHIMNEY SWEEP CO.. 4
Rdberes IN Der tse A7a
mis- etaats,eitunss Once.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-07-12

"e,.ai1gg Sn Ser, seitrieeita, Sibung Ser
Sarueari. 2oge ipurOen Die fol9enben
Sean,ten erpablt: Sbers 8arOe, ST:
&urfd; nntersB drbe; Sobn Sitter;
liter Setretdrj ge6rg 3id; 2.,Sefres
tar, Saul Soffinan; SdaBmeifetjJ SEQ.
9eaoer8. ~, it9''.s.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-07-12

AZ Sin Saufmann iaete unS beute,
er 4uiir6e, felblt ipenn er beltitnnt ipiiBte,
SAP er Surd) cine $500 Nnsciee $1,000
beroienen Tonne, tails CT .iia in Elm ra< =
Oifales 8latt einrildt, baS nidt tbHfl.
Solde 8latter 10 ,nteiitt .unler Sreuno,
.Aiirfen nidt unterltuBt inerben. e
90. bef6ranft fin6 bieie Gonferbas
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t7@ 3u 9errDbiGe 500. MIL Sc.
ittanb Die tpidtise (tuenn ipabreJ Gnt>
ee6uua eemadt baben, ebab. clue Sanb
bon SolIafraS 9ol3 in Dampffe6el
geiuorf fen iino BARN belaiJen, bic Nn<
febnng oes iosenannten Selfellteines
nidt riur DerbinOert, fonbern ben be-
reits aHsefesten 5ur &bl0iuns brinat.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1867-08-09

The SOCIAL EVIL IN CHICAGO
Men and women are discussing the
social evil, its causes and its remedies,
in the Chicago papers, with some
plainness Of speech and occasionally
trife of recrimination. A man Sug-
gests as an amelioration, at least:
Let women, in their education for
marriage, in getting married, and at
ter marriage, have some higher object
in view than simple marrying for a
position and a support. If woman
brings to the marriage contract moth
ing but her physical charms, what
wonder if a man should tire of faded
charms, and with his money buy fresh
er ones. But let woman have some
higher object than simply to be pen
stoned for life on some man. Let
her aim to be his equal, companion
and helpmate. Let her cultivate her
mind so that man of intelligence
/
can find in her an intellectual com.
panion. Let her take an interest in
his affairs, in helping him to make, or
at all events, save money, and not
simply and solely in spending it
Let her make her husbands home the
home of neatness and order, and he
will not be likely to 90 abroad to seek
the society of Delilahs. If she won
her husbands love by an attractive
person aud ladylike accomplishments.
| let her continue to make her person
land manners ae attractive as possible
land continue TO cultivate the accom-
lphahments that pleased her husband
when he was a suitOr.
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How TO KEEP SILK.-Silk articles
should not be kept folded in white pa
per, as the chloride of lime used in
bleaching the paper will probably i'm
pair the color of the silk. Brown or
blue paper is better; the yellowish,
smooth, India paper is best Of ALL
Hard silk should never be wrinkled,
because the thread is easily broken in
the crease, and it never can be recti-
fed. The way to take the wrinkles
out of silk scarfs and handkerchiefS is
to moisten the surface evenly with a
sponge and some weak glue, and then
pin the silk with some toilet pins on
mattrass or feather bed, taking pains
to draw out the silk as tight as possi
BILE.
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1t should never be forgotten that
the happier a child is the cleverer
he will be. This is not only because,
in state of happiness the mind is
free, and at liberty for the exercises
of its faculties, instead of spending
its thoughts and energies in brooding
over troubles, but also because the
action of the brain is stronger when
the frame is in a state of hilarity. the
ideas are more clear, impressions
of outward objects are more vivid,
and the memory will not let them slip.
This reason is enough for the mother
to take some care that she is the cheer.
full guide and comforter of her child
If she is anxious or fatigued, she will
exercise some control over herself
and speak cheerfully, and try to enter
freely into the subject of the moment
to meet the child's mind; in short
revive, instead of making him sink for
the want of companionship.
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The Beauties of Bible Language.

IF we need higher illustration not
only of the power of natural objects
to adorn language and CRAFTY taste,
but proof that here we find the high
est conceivable beauty, we would ap-
peal at once to the Bible. Those
most opposed to its teachings have
acknowledged the beauty of its Ian
guage, and this is due mainly to the
exquisite use of natural objects for
illustration. 1t does indeed draw
from every field. But when the emo
tional nature was to be appealed to,
the reference was at once to natural
objects, and'throughout all its books,
the stars, and flowers, and gems, are
prominent as illustrations of the
beauties of religion and the glories
Of the church.
THE wilderness and the solital y
place shall be glad for them, and the
desert shall rejoice and blossom as
the rose.
"The mountains and the hills shall
break forth before you in singing, and
all the trees of the field shall CLAP
their hands. Instead of the thorr
shall come up the fir tree, and instead
of the briar shall come up the myrtle
tree"
The power and beauty of the same
objects appear in the Saviour's teach
ings. The fig and the olive, the spar
row and the lily Of the field, give pc
culiar force and beauty to the great
truths they were used to illustrate.
The Bible throughout is remarkable
in this respect. 1t is a collection OF
books written by authors far remov
ed from each other in time, and place
and mental culture, but Throughout
the whole nature is exalted as a revel
alton Of God. It's beauty and sub
Unity are appealed to to arouse th,
emotions, to reach the moral and re
/ ligi0us nature. This element of unit,
runs through all the books where re
/ ference to nature can be made. On,
of the adaptations of the Bible tt
the nature OF man is found in the sub
lime and perfect representation of tn
natural world, by which nature is eve
made to proclaim the character ant
perfection Of God. No language cal
be written that so perfectly sets fort
the grand and terrible in nature AM
its forces as we hear when God an
swcrs Job out of the whirlwind. n
higher appreciation Of the beautiful
and of God as the author of beauty
was ever expressed than when ou
Saviour said Of the lilies of the field
[ say unto you that even Solomon
in all his glory, was not arrayed lik
one of these" and then adds: Il
God so clothe the grass of the field'-
ascribing the element of beauty il
every leaf of opening bud to tn
Creators skill and power.-ProJ
ChadboupWe.