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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-02-13
LEGAL NOTICES.

IN THE ORPHANS COURT FOR THE CITY
i AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA.
Estate of SAMUEL j. MARKS Deceased.
The Auditor appointed by the Court 70 audit, settle
and adjust the account of RICHARD NJ. BATTURS,
Trustee appointed by said Court to make sale OF real
estate of said decedent under proceedings in PARTITION
and to report distribution of the balance in the hands
of the accountant Will meet the parties interested for
the purpose OF his appointment on MONDAY, Febru-
airy 49, 1867 o'clock p. NJ, at his office, No. 2l2
South FIFTH Street, second story, in the city OF
Philadelphia BENJAMIN q. MANN,
Bfmw5t Auditor.
TSTATE OF CHARLES WORRELL, SEN,
IL Deceased.
granted to the undersigned, notice Is hereby gwen
that all persons Indebted to this estate will make pay
ment and those having claims will present them for
settlement. s. MORGAN RAMSEY,
l 80 W6ws No. 229 DOCK Street.
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~A FOR NEW Y0RK.-PHILADEI,
81 delphia Steam Propeller Company De-
spatch swsure Lines VA Pesware and Rartan Canal
NSrhSm ana Sts ESStsrR viii nS Ss upOu
tary0s an5iv 10 WILLIAM NJ BAIRD n co..
i rs -EF" No. lS2 8. DELAWARE Avenue.
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CUTLERY, ETC,

THE NEWs-sTAND, s. W. CORNER
sEVENTH and CHESNUT Streets IA Oman daily
untii 8 r. NJ, tor the sale OF the leading Mornin9
evening" Weekly, Sunday, ana Illustrated NeWspapefs
OF this city; together with the New YORK daiieS
Weeklies, etct 70
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sswspApta CURRENCY.

Mrs. Gertrude A. Quimby, wealthy member Of tho
divorce from her husband BENJAMIN Qunby, senior
member Of wcl>known Grin OF real estate sgents She
alleges adultery with her mothor, white her bridal
tour four years ago and various times SINCE MrR
Quimby 10 twentytwo years old aud her husband
forty. Its stated ihaIhe will dc answer revealing
another chapter of crime.
desperate attempt was made Saturday By prisoners
IN the Nashville jail 70 murder tho iaAer ana escape.
The jasr Was seized BY lot OF desperate fcliowA and
would have boon Killed had MOI been for the pr0m1t
and daring iu sefces.ion OF two colorsd prisoners
The working in Ptlsbuv propose raunsne Co.
didates for noncipal officers. Tho democratic can1r
dasa Tor Mayor will 10 adopted on THAR tokst u -
al al favorable TO their schemes Samuel Alnnaess
present Guy treasurer an Independents can1daas "
reelection.
The wife of iiE g q COX hss just come Int 49,
sion OF very large fortune By the death q 49, .1s
Alvah Buckingham, Esq, formerly Of I'm Sv.s .,i &C
COX has himself cleared one hundred ihcu.eo 49,.
~ bis profession during his residepce - New ofL
much o. this arose from his success sesDy = hsav
claim cosss. --Nae1sk l0kiot Adsnonfs.
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THI DAy N sEw yEasEy.
lesrer Cit,.

Jev~ey CITY.
rrsskxxins stvrss wer~ held IN 81 the Cssho,Se
cf-arrsss - ~sn ne rnlsa nsyass chuscA, Grove
srs~s. ~ rsof's ssAsass rpAssepu sha~ch. ssuth
sxtA szs~ss No hsswneS Dutch chGrca. vyss
stvssk nssis~s sss susp<.d~d shrcsShsss me
sity. rhs fcl'e~ns tarsrs eompsss~ psrsosd -
Amsvsxas Gnas1. Cylxs&s Guard snd NE Hounl-
tswp Eaxsrrx vhoss nni&Sf< 1xtaay snerusDo1
Ne rnh.ls susrtns <urnS ths forsaoeA ooe<sss
cane ~ a Ne svsnrs . ne ssAl a Ne C~khslH L.
su<esa fvf ne tssstt q he knxny 1<slur Fa1d,
un&sr m~ AnT1fs ~ Tho Kesrns AKt~& m. sxsr.
ssses rcrsst~d % ls&kons sra MDglnx me music
v~s fsrasahsd w lAs Me- Vera kxktA Sssmsss
k~n1-
usbshen.
a oompAry Of fny ysossss ssx NJ ciy pslscs hsd .
rassss ~ shs fessseaa sfsr ~hsuh 90 psroa& o. -
Issisa ms fOrn.w ~us Ersssasss wnE ssssd q
so'sss M svsssss
Newmsh~
Ssofng scsarrsd 10 sh~ sssy yesterday - mar shs
ss~vvsnc~ " rsnxwwss In tss msrssss - alarm
81 aEs - sc1sdsA fss Ihs Third c,mrok br NJ nre
me fssss 10 csass for ~ ssar~ n ssbssoss
ssrve0 vsw very wsh su~ss~6, ns1 s<b<r
vs>s 80 dsy - eet observed q Ne uasesr W.
we'ea hss hHh~rto b~~n mafks3. Tbs police
vhe Csss.l'y Asss uss hAsas nj On ss'<ayh made
VT - snss. Sessesass. ~ q shem ssse ~ dr.sx
49, - Hsssa = ~ - fss sAvnu ss~1<s~
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the rlRcCr COMPANIES.

rsrgss compsnsss which fora such - lmrrgsAat
festore in ne q coshxmis~s thss ssasoa
Of the year. gsaersly - xenA 81 hs glory On
ThAnksssng sss whse tAsy culnsnxas m An sxtrsss-
dnary dspsy q glazed csgs rsd shsrs bae coats ssl
god lace the ~bcs formnx marital hassious ana b.
wilaerns seess. SAGA - can be witnessed other
CITY IN tho World rAs srss~xe,scai sna washks CON-
nandcrs Of sh~~s snvssesn's lss~resasns eSsai'sDs
uss ecor that slnosa eagsasnxn 10 marshal their
forces With full ranks upon sh@ great day. and
than usually careful 10 sse Mai every la<s n thcr
rounds Of ANNEXATION and sss q Kidd - other,
from . rns-osred ''spsncer' - The deadly fruss,zn
''needle.r Ins b'boys of New yesk and ne lmms-
diate vicinity take a. much niersa and rua ressars
iadyidaaaly - sarnax eas o. nankasiyinx day. VIII
gifts Of fair aud sovlng nxndsas dewr-EAss general
Of militia Fvnrsn Of Juiy parade 9Th al Es bel.
on tins DAY .hsi usy muster IN al lhsr arsns,h ana
glory for The purpose 81 having COED tine sensr2y.
sni 70 compete 70 fFieafy manner Tor ths VARIABLE
shssS
After pesg,ag away Win powder ami bah ai the lnns-
back m sr,anpb. 70 Tho nass q usmrss AID shs ro
Of drums-oor hsros~ r~rsaxs o. sumgtaoas dinner.
after which the prizes aresuibu<d ana The remainder
nightfall they return 70 The ely whse tbes are as
missed for short tina only 70 assemble again N fui
~ ana 4 ,s svs ~ nor. spt ~ p.:srrursss
morning Il vs. estimated thsi bsswesa -four ana nve
thousand beoneing 70 his eity ainna eelsbraed
their Thank sgivlng 10 this nanner yesterday. gh~re
numerous scarb-xtone committees" eughonloasiy
termed dead hsAds" who always accompany the Jar
get compasics upon their excsnicax These MARTA
Lsxsruses shout Justly whenever . ballet his the
target and rewarded for thor vaor WITH HE rem
nans Of the feast. which their frepds pass y them
through the windows or doors Of The Banquet hail
Tue following are the names Of lev o. Its many
companies toai passsd the HxsALo ofLce yesterday -
Metropolitan Guard
American News Guard.
United States Appraisers Battalion.
Piper hukketeers.
Henry Smith MusEsteers
Joseph a. Byrnes AasketeorA
Washington Volunteers
Washington MArget Rangers ganienasnn - hors-
bsckl
Our Own Guard
Sidney Dorion Nrskotcers
Howe Sewing Macnne Guard
TpoI1as w. Casey Gaari
Longhi Ri2e Caub.
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Of exceedingiy mediocre character This Iss alone
caused By the miserable day.
The races that occurred are e follows
UNION COURSE, November 2a-Natch for $500, two
miles and repeat
Owner named b. n Kate, n harness ..............
Mr.. Reed named e. Charley, TO wagon. .dk
Time, 6:45
SAME DAE.Aatch for $500; mile heats hes: three in
i've.
Ownsr named 4 g. Captain. to wagon. 1 2 II
owner named Dr. G. Col Roberts, 10 harness. 2 2 ?
Owner named b. Honest John, in harness. 8 3
Time, 1;64z-2:55-2 66-2:5Z
SAME DAY, Nov. 2S.-Running match; quarter Of
mile. catch weights
Mr. Sammis named &. g........................ j
ID. Larry namcd Dr. Observation-Disclosures. 2
Time Is secondz
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THE INLAND INSTITUTIONS.

On the snts a. shs nstitulions where tns poor and
ne d~~ssse the scx and the homeless and m ssyium
toe aay duty celebrated on IN style not dcvlsnx
10 suy way iron the ccs@brrsIon Of Thanksgiving in
former pears Al Randas island the children Of the
H0as~ 81 Refuge boys and girls numbering In all about
sight hunded who arc under me direction q Mr. W. H.
:sephsnx had . pss,sy good time. though tho
dans~s ~ tho weather greatly inierssred with their
sports me playground TIE kaadai's Island boys got
up carry 10 NE Dorasng sDf oGsrsd thanks 10 the
klmiRhty. wheFeupon they were dismissed until noon
~hen tnsy has ne dinner 0f turkies and chlcKers a
candes and esxes and wicsuais which chiidreo are
An address deavcrsd 20 thels By Mr.. stephens in
Which Ne exp. ned Inc urizin aud intent o. the rharks
gvlns cssossoa iis spoke % them q the Prssdenss
and Governors proc smaiion ~ tsnaing inspire
the children 9Th tssl for learning. As two clock
the boys we've cot On parade and bad quite display
whrh gave mDch pleasure ana Satisfaction them
selves - V she spectators. In abe evening The
ssa, s ~s ~ ~ 49, ss,s IN, ana r.sss 70 10
little inmates q he INSTITUTE notwfthsAnnns sos dull
ssscn. tho institute. wheh otst v4s established u
Long Isana farr, sod Afterwards On Black lsan
untM The ssfhortsss purchases RaDaAirs Isiznd tas
some twe1y-tso years 40 sevcrNi busleiass
vsre erscled on tho sand tor TIE tn<tifuts which,
however asy e<fors fh@y were bs scrupsed, took
70 IN : noarsalns soadssisa Il = sss : rssai
cilIdrss. fosnd wahdsrrs IN Inc street. wbs are
hscashs Az here. A m syssses sssst ssssnsy.avs
Pcnissntlary ana werkhosss and tkose % the Ains-
hoose, 3sack wes Island wer- hkrw1se sntersAined
10 honor " the DAY, 70 sire tA~m opporsnity he
thansfa aaS 70 rsca~rss 2nd svprecssts sas nsssAs
celebrates N ms ordinary way PRAYERS vsr- e6srsA,
AMI boanldu karpiy o. rsssons farnmbsa sh1cA fsAy
irssisassd ths dy a. boliday
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-29
TINE DaY ON STATEN ISLAND.

On staten Island The day celebrated with appro-
pirate rclocags and fcasunax Family reunions took
p.cs, sna cid house hore has been made happy
Nv me smiles ssd prsssncs OF Ioas absent onss
rhsnxspvng day The Fourth Of Juiy on . inorc
rascss zsd scbcrsd scass wanting The noise,
zoe hustle ana sprosr osas Fourth. moro than makes
ssess foe " Ne as'ss ssbsash rspsss and sss DoIs
s-rsss snJ1y meme
Al business pissss were closed On the Island At
cary nerusng the chimes of tie az church bells
called ussesel chrissaa ~ rsfGrn 6od thanks for Hs
uasnlfssd csnsnnxs
A'ss ism there . hsrying 10 and fro ~ me
VARIOUS ~nrurson comp&aex ana kArga rArlice ssscm.
hae4 <~Vora H&lly decorated with gay corr
p~ni~ ssd ssnorsss bands % munc put - the vni
ous isndsses Aons he shsses
among shs vassous composites that visited TIE island
vsrs ne c.sroa ssnpiers 0ssrd. 81 New Yors when
~sni " Eim fssk, enc snoshss Nsv York company q
pemmsN Grpv~ TOE nsv Vera Independent Guard
vested Fssah.n Nni. ssd the HaEry smith Guard
neeht~s. fsxs l@e -scel fsrory su~rd AZ Jersey
gssy, ~ "a tsa rsrg and iroaklyn company Nd
TKT.rn Tara. D&~s1~~ sb~N wss~ seyerAi local COM
p~nce. shs msss smasn1 " winch the Fantasies
fles- were moansos ca The most spry animals Ima;-
ana dressed np With pstsnss rags feathers
ana PAINT 40 Ne no1 rresssqss mMsa~. Thsy IN.
G4is~d IL kinax "a srslw % ths 10 small slnuse-
msas tns squads % arshAns tass followed In their
MNln
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rnE DAT m wEsTcaEsTER.

PROM general appearances, yesterday. Il would seem
that great diversity Of opinion existed among the
sod folks Of wscSssssr county regards the proper
mode q rendering shanka Many there were who at
tended divine and carried out the prescribed
formula ses FOR Thanksgiving day. Others put
different construction the requirements Of the
cssor and turned QUA In Their best attire. and, despite
the ds<<reezpis character Of The day, might be
rrcnenadsng Tho streefs 10 groups making u point
however drop 10 al nsnsrous piacss doubt with
No css shsn thirteen tages excursions from tue city
crossed Harlem 8sid<c aud distributed themselves W
The nunnrous sxar4cns" between gne bridge Ford
nam scarcely single disturbance trAnspireA 70 mar
the general harmony a. shs day.
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TrOestng NJ the uniou Cosree.
The season q uctspg has cosed Yesssrtay nsds
fair 70 nssnely end The uspvscsdsEssa yssr bus the
announcsmsnu made ~ ths vsnoss couspss absus tss
metropolis did nos With one q sus sscspsionS
come 81. owing 70 The excessively ts>Srsssb,s
day. A nas suushsns moderately FREE from
chilling windA d great auxilsgy 10 spssd ma
pleasant shsw upon tho tart; bss when ne fra
fAs and viii M second n ssdse end. 1v~scA-
ing rala aad murky snospn~s q rssslrss visA
lmsginasioa TO accompany Thea sxnsslase wnh ~
feeling Of pleasure. Tne tracks win socs - unsussis
for trosuuG - few more v1 Of Tsch aterxns - yee
tsrday. aid ~ two saluxtons FROM Jsck rru YIN
reduce them - such condition that ssctsinS wii ~
Impossible Tne pest scsson been pruiiGc - opntkd
trottms events more quick time having beon exhibited
than N any ynf during the pass ten MnDy claimants
for favor nave arson, and " several ineaeess So
horSss have almost ocps<d the hitherto unpna asied
psrformsncss y renowned srctssrs
Despite the inrisnsncy = the day, NJ sk'rscscne -
foh b. ths pvsprster Of me Union Csue cansea Hes
two hen1sva q Vie toroseo ~ oa<4ss
y We Course end await The abassmSos u ~ 0osm fos
the pFomissf epogA But ~ NJ numU0O rnces -
ngo3ee4 eAas vGs b. tAzss ~ - - - 49,
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AQUATIC sPsAM.

Ths young gentlemen Of sAs Columbia Bsssins cas
desired that ths rowing sssos prolac IN many
BILE contsss should not pas without asoskss irssey
dip Of their oarA and thus selected yesterday Coz
OF skin bstwssu shses Of tnc,r working hosts rh~y
the Bug. Mcssrs younz and sekin. crsv shs Tn
known Nsssrs Marine ana Menith, e. ths MOO
QUITO Messrx O'Nclll and AeinAoc. Ths disaaoe sss
from the flagstaff on the Eyslsn el1S milcs sad
repeat Tho race vss cretit&biy ~ The bax IA
the nrst two miles the lnknown leafst aud wltb
drew. The time Dans BY me bosu u - folAovss-
Ndss< T@3
BUG ~ 80
MOSQUITO ~ ~
The Unknowu entered IN ma sscead 400 milss. 49,
passed abe oourss In 10 ~
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The DAT IN THE sYxA0oGUBs.

heartily scquicscirg In tho general American custom,
the Jews assembled al their several synasosu through
out the city in observance Of tbs day Business among
this elsa 90 = generally suspended among GLASSES
more uniquely Amerran--thcrs being no objscson In
the orthodox tAeooSy Of The Jews their adoption Of
tho national ThasksUviss
A tbs Greene assst synascsuc services vsss hsld,
the Rev Dr. Dsavsnts, late u London sncsatiue. An
morning. a,rsDscd By The anaouncemcns that Dv Della.
vanss would Lecture specially spoa The sirsi
rsrcs Il The national Thanksgiving In America
reverend gentlsraa, n introducing his subject
alluded briefly 70 the hissofy q the holiday IN America
Depicting The cestitution and finally almost prcvi
nux 81 provisions into their gmol, emAcatsd and hall
starved community aad porsraying their loy 81 We ~
; aAeuh Aays bssA = - snaetA ~ = AaaknstyaI
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% Goa sas shsss timely ana special dsverascs from
nnnser 40 deprivation That day Of thanksgiving
ssssrssisn' had, FROM local holiday grown TO
- q national holiday OF peculiar meaning, and
sssas. 'D ns asSsasns ssrvs sns
- ne s<sson. There great besuty IN this a. well
- ass srnss Of tho NC oi Divine Prov
prosperous when forgot God and failed 10 Wedge
M I'm All H@ provinces The ruler OF the and
Goa he erais.y coarse Il ianss and e sserss 70
fs prusiacncs only those special and extraordinary
ptsuoGnsas for rhleA human Ingenuity could not well
sgrxss ont o. What might he termed the scientific dea
en had dsccyervd that God upon tho principle Of
wi cause ooala 80 ss ned Tor any eject Thai escs was
- nSalss 10 sork ordering u any providence
cAed W the Divine Being over His creaiures and his
they eit. forgetting thai what they termed natural
c.ases we're a. reay part u The Divine economy
tssss ncrs starting pheEcea FOR which natural causes
eeaia not fuy sccoa,t II 70 this tendency
ihai TO snrpirg asa theology Of csrgymeu must Be-
70 y snissr.al ss,su..He psisn; and I BE-
90 dsnsnm n&As he seeds 81 . true, faithful
49, shoroagniy crshocox religious cuturs--a
ealfnrs thgossn which God was ACKNOWLEDGED in all
thsnss the national rhsnklgying was step in this
efc1en Ia America, wtsch might well be cmulaied in
EvrUpeas ceunsries The speaker dwst q length upon
asa ghAse o. he subject exhostipg his people 10
ebsesss me Cav wh NJ aud Godlir OF feel
iwg. amd concluded with dissertation Or some length
sEea 20 dsAacs'ons b.twoea general and special
Al the tnmr,e o. Emsrnai, ia Fast Twelfth street.
also held Al eiovea O'Clock, the Rev. Dr.
Asier oacisfins. and iecturing before large
convegntion With appropriate remarks upon the
ofN<rvAaes Of toe day
a. Inc rruai~y synagogue, services were held al
fer cock, tie lev. . M Isalcs officiating
"A the Templa. q and Fourth street,
~ iev D. hsiacn ecsurcd ~ three clock 10 the
arerDeon n . large congregation.
Tho Rev. a Frnasck caeiai@d in divine service and
delivered \ tnAnkesving discourse st the synagogue
Shxsr lnask Ut three O'Clock VA the afternoon
Al lhg synagogue B'naal Jeshafnn. In West Thirty
fourth street, seventh avenue, services IN CON-
" The day held At eleven o'clock 10
sAs nsoFnng
Dsne serces WIRE also bold at the Portuguese syna.
&C. Nlnr enth sircsi near Fifth ayenus, ~ eleven
O'clock ~ ihs usornlng
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~es~S 'kAxshs@ w lFf urA~A@
Dismal Day 10 Massachusetts.
Borros Nov. -, lst-.
s.l5 o'Cloek a.
Rarely, II evor, has there bssn . mnse dismal aud
quiet Thanksgiving In MAssschussttA me sss poursd
IN torrents most Of the day. and the bars oess
almost wholly deserted Services vsrs bed In al NE
churches and there extra entertainments = sss
theatre but the attendance every who're unrsecesnt
edly slim The warm and mu9ry weather 10 the early pAt
Of the week caused the marketmen lose .h0ussnds
OF dollars on the poultry which they had purcheed 20
literally, but which they did and safe Tor unti TIC
last moment and then a. ruinously low pros.
Thanksgiving In philadelphia.
nILADEIPnIA, Nov. "a, 1901.
Tho day has been cloudy and cool. Thanksgiving
very generally observed Stores and places q
were all closed.
Thanksgiving In Richmond.
RICHMOND, Va, Nov. %. 1861
Thanksgiving Day was generally observed. About
half tho stores werc closed and services were held In
several Of the churches.
Observance Of the Day In Charleston, -. G..
CHARLESTON. Nov g. 1861.
Business was entirely suspended to-day, and Thanks
giving generally observed.
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THE REGISTRATION OF VOTERS Toby.

Tho revision Of the registry lists for the charter cleo
ton commences this morning The Boards are required
to remain in session to-day and tomorrow, between tho
hours Of eight A n. and nine p NJ, 10 receive the
names Of legal voters not previously registered and Of
those who have changed their residence since the last
election. Those registered in November and who have
mot changed their place Of abode under necessity
to DO again registered The present sessions are only
for the revision Of the list In the above and for
the addition Of the names Of those who have become
citizens tho November Of the boards Of
registry. The following . list Of places Of regis
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-29

ne above church, situated IN Elshsyioursh street,
near Fourth avenue well 0lled yesterday morning
The Rev. william Dymcnd preached q ten A. ~.
taxing for his the looh psalm, 5th verse. CON-
mcncing For the Lord 10 good He preached eo-
quentiv the occasoo In concluding The reverend
gentleman said. Fcr all blessings from the bottom OF
our hearts we give thanks 70 Thee, Almighty God. And
may lhy WORK 20 unh the wilderness aud the soil.
tay place shall b glad and the desert shs rsjcsce aud
bioescm ~ the rose, until they shall obtain 10Y aud
gadness, and sorrow and signing shall nse away for
ever moreu
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MEDICAL.
DIR. J. B.BUGHES
GAN BE FoeNDAT HIS
PRIVATE MEDICAL ROOMS,
4
Near The Rrehle Mnuho.

Near ihe Preble House,
w I L ne can be consulted privately, and with
w the utmost confidence by the AFFLICTED at
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DeVoun9 ms entire time to that particular branch oi
the meucal proiession he feels warranted i'm Or N
ANrEEiNG CURE IN ALL CASES, whether of Iona
standing or recently controcted entirely az
dre2s OF disease froln the SYSTEM and making q pere
feet and PERMANENT CURE. pei
He wonld call the attention OF the afflicted tn ,bs
fact OF his ongstanding and well-eanod Reputation
furnishing sufficient assurance of his skill and sue
cess.
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particularly those living away from Medical aid.
Directions with each Bottle Price IS cents. Sold
by dealers In Medicines everywhere. Ask for "RoB-
BINS PaNACEA," and take no other.
Prepared only by l.. NJ. RIO BB1NS, Roekland, Nc.
Sold byG G. Goodwin Go, 30HanoverSt. Boston, j.
w Perkins Il Co w. W. Whipple & Co. and H. H.
Hay. Portland, Wholesale Agents. Apr I7--l3m.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-05-14
A Walker.

The Gazette Theatre, at Rome, has brought
out posthumous drama, by Leon Gozlan, put
on the stage 10y M. Il. Piouvier. 1t is inIer-
esting and amusing The most amusing scene
in it Is laid at the Prefecture OF Police A
man IN blouse is brought up charged with
being vagabond. He was found sleeping in
the gutter. As-- y II ~
w no are you?" -,,-- ~
Il am walker by trade, 20 %
"A what-wakerg .,- -
Pm the man what wakes the market gar
deners at the great markets. q My business is
to pinch 'em wnen they sleep, and L get one
sou for every market gardener wake"
How comes it, then, you were found
asleep?"
That's just what was going to tell you.-
Sometimes L 20 to sleep, too-a fellow is a fell
low after all, you know so have deputy
walker who receives half q sou every time he
catches me asleep" ~ ~ +at'
"How comes it, then, he didn't wake you?'
"Well, you see a Fellow is a fellow after all,
and my deputy he went to sleep, too, and he 5
got no deputy under him to wake HIM when
he goes to sleep, and that's how tbs. . y