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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-12-02
MISCELLANY.
The latest vyhirn Absut aIbninA.

"t .foic5t w hOc"s
l''Shirley ''Dare" in the New York Citizen"
A contriving Young lady has mltlaied the
keeping of compliment albums, small, fancy
volumes, the size of little autograph albums,
on each mage OF which are to be recorded the
pretty speeches made about her looks, anna
bihty, style, de-, each sentence to be signed
with the initials Of the person who gave it,
and the date. 1t is rot the intention to solicit
people for filattering sentiments, as souvenirs
are requested for poetical albums; but the la
dy herself is to copy the admiring things re-
peated to Ter, and keep the record to glance
over on rainy day, or in lit OF blues, DO
you rememper Sidney Smiths TWENTY-FIVE
prescriptions offered to a lady of quality 10
ward of low spirits? One of them was to rec
oliect all the good sslin3s people had ever said
OF her. Certainly there is something com
menCable IN the andaeious sei-pleasing fancy
OF Keeping compliment books Think Of read
ing them when ones harris gray, for instance
The proper size OF the book is about four by
seven inches, tinted paper, gilded, medieval
binding, white morocco, and illuminated in
itlal letters, as you please. The pages will
read like this: - ...tt,. ..7... -
'She has the best style altogether of any
girl ever saw."-sD. S. C., August. 1867.
such bne-veincd brow-I should like to
trace the veins with a rose-stem l-WILLIE
October. .f aat+ --lII-.tl -
"Sae would walk the boards like Ristori
Her manner of entering a room is Perfect
Mrs. X. d. w, Catskil
she judges dispassiOnately, and though
she likes slowly, is always ,ust."-Dr. v,
Evening, May. as - y i7ia q
You may reject me, but TIL you marry,
1 shall wait and watch anil strive for YOU b
*, July, IL: 80 P.M it D. VA
"A very line girl, welkbred, quiet and dig,
nlhed stranger on the cars
Fancy what volume such sayings would
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Nor very long time since, in a place moi
far distant from New London, ct, the follow
ing scene transpIed There resided in a
tumble-down house an elderly woman and
her husband, a couple who lived not happily
together. The woman wasn't Of the bright
est intellect. The old man was taken sick,
and after lingering along some time, died. In
the neighborhood there resided another old
woman, also with tenemenis to let in the up
per story. She heard OF the death OF the old
man, and thought she would go and console
with the widow. She accordingly went tc
the house OF the deceased, raped at the dool
and vas admitted by some one who happened
to be present. She pushed on to the E-spare
ROOM where the old couple used to sit and
quarrel: and there found the widow reclining
back in a rickety old rocking chair, swinging
back and FORTH and singing in mourniui
strain f.Ats ..ss-.t fsf.. = =. =. fWHEefs7t
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Causisn 70 she PublIe.

Every Intelligent and thinking person ra,,st lno.
lat remedies handed out Tor general nae sLon,, bs
hsE efficacy established by well tested exp rjen II
ue hallds OF a regularly edu ated nh, scian who's,
preparatory studies lit him for all the duties he M III
lni yet the country 10 fooled with poor nostrunl,
aId eure-ais, paporting to be the hest in the word
WIN h are not only useless, but always injurious
hhs 1hiortunat. should he PARTICULAR la seicriinJ
nis physrian a. 1t Is amentahs yet nccntroy srti
ne aet, mP' many syphilis patients made mis-.
sranie WIN rtpnea constitutions by natreaf u,e MT
rom expeneh2ed physi ias IN general practice 10,
lisa point generally conceded by the hest sypiIo
pliers, that the study a1 mapagemcni OF these com.
woali he competent and successful in their ,rsaf
inent and cure The inexperienced general pracIi
noner, hay:na neither opportunity nor time to max
pursues one stem OF treatment in most cases n Az
ing an indis Eliminate of tl: srtiquated and dan
gerous Weapon, tile Mercury, ~ :.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-12-02

FaRng men troniled with emissions In sleep = a
Complaint generally the Jesuit of Q had habit in
youth, -trsated scientifically aud perfect Nar
tainted or no charge mads. - 4 - 90 :
Hardly day passes but We con5iite,i By one Oh
more young men with the above disease, sosie OF
whom arr wsak and sniafiated tlour b they had
the consumption, and by their friends supposed 70
have It. III such cases yield to the propt and only
correct OF treatment and in sho,t ritne ~;
made to rsjoiee In perfect health. f3G "a - -
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There ave many men OF the age of thirty 0ho ara
troubled with iaO tTeqltnt esseuafoT.s laI q f,s Iad
der, often accomplished by sSh snla sing Of LIrn
ing sensation, and weakening the system In q man
ntr the patient sallnct account for On examining
the urinary deposits ropy sediment viii often bs
found, and sometimes small particles of semen or Al
buintn will appear, OF the color will be OF thin mills
is hus, again changing to dark and turi id appear
are. FbeTe aTe pa9y msp wing di. 81 this diaeilt5
ignorant Gf the Cause, which 10 the --l-l57-"
Second STAGE OF sEaIAAL gE4hsRss.
can warrant peTIect Gnre IN such cases, and b
full and healthy restoration Of the urinary organs.
Persons who cann"t Personally consult The d.,
eaa DO so ~ writing, In plain manner, lessrIp
will he forwarded Immediately. ~
AL eorresi oadenas strictly eonaisntisI, aud viii
10 Returned, ii desired. y % 20 u tss. p .'a-
address. Or j HUGHES
No II Prsll Street., l
Next door TO tina rr6Lle Housa. Portland Ma
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@:Why should We so abroad for.ioy,

- " IVI " Z lVV Z I''iiot 1T HVllc. I n
The visitor distui bed the widow by saying,
Betty, I've come to see your colpse!" Get
ting up leisurely, the widow lifted quilt
from OIL the deceased, lying on a bed in the
corner, and said, There he is, he's poor CID
spectacle for us To look at, he's gone to aet
his r@comptnse for his usage to mep The
widow was nice old woman, OF the kind,
ard we do not tell the story to make fun OF
lost. art i.f
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For Sale

THE cottage house No. rs Myrtle Street. Has a
4 brick clstcn, filtered water. The house contains
nine rooms In thoro, gin repair AMI nearly For
partcuiars enquire on tie premises. Possession
given the first OF November, 5-,.-... I-,-T -
!, 81 MT sold Ly the first Of November, part Of
the house will be to let 'hA'-'@ ocl3 dtf :
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mEDsG.AL.l
. DR, J. h. HUGHES
.{ oAs SOUND AFBIs %
PRIVATE MEDICAL ROOMS

"o= "A HTe0fe Street, 81
Near she PrebIe uIouss.
w HERE he can be consulted privately and - ~.
w he utmost confidence by the a1fii-ted a.
noaIs daily, and nom A. NJ. to p. nj.
N. II addresses those who are suffering under the
smEn OF rivate diseases, whether arising from
Pure eome~tion on the terrible VIE OF seif-abnse
Devotng his entire time to that particular ranch az
the Inedal profession, be feels warranted IN CT ar.
AASTEEiNG CURE IN ALL CASES, whether of lona
sanhg or re. entiy eontroted entirely removing NE
dregs OF disease from the system, and making per-
fest and PERMANENT CURE, - 20
re Wppi4 Gail the attention oil the afflicted &c fbs
AT Of ms long stanlins apd wsllealnsd reputstion
.nrnisiiinf sulhesHt assurance OF his sk and SUI
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Valuable Real Estate Tor Sale
First Class Hotel or Gemteel Eoara
House for Sale.
For sale---One Mile from Port

TOT Salc---One Mile from Port
y.aa afla laiid. 4.l s..4 E asa '-'
FFdE beautiful residence occupied BY Rev W. p
fnerrli, situated in estbrook en- tile Back
Cove rnad, known by the ZANE OF le Mach, gonne
Nnla, Inc grounds ar2 taSciuily laid out Will,
walks flower buds, sIlcnd eversreens and shafIe
tree about 40 pear, apple. plam and cherr, trees
IN bcarmgi plenty OF 'urlcnts and gooaeue riss
about acIo OF siTawberliss raised 6Ol d. {, ~
tins ycas The lot embraces nearly ioGr acres with
SIR, els 10 !eet wide all rouu1 IT, The buIllh2s--a
hne hiuSe with 10 rooms, French root ami ,pola
mace, good well and c!siesn in cellar gardeners
house and summer house, aud good stable we'll
fmislosl with cellar. n II III
Terms easy Fozp rticulars enquire ON the pre-
misses, or OF WIFI TEMOkE d. STARhIkD on
Commerc al street; or FERNALD s. SON corner
OF fre1ie and Congress st Gets. tlsH 80 a -
Sept g. dit hrs 81 aT
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ElecHf Medical I,sliTiaarD.
TO THE LADIES'.
Next door 10 the PT6ble House, Portland
81 Send Stamp FOL Circular. saI =.

\ DE- HUGHES particularly invites all Latiies, VII,
need medical adviser, to call at his Ioorns No Il
Pfebe Street, which they @ lind arranged ion thai,
especial accommodation. :. .5fH's =" : ~
hr. us Elee,ic Renoyatms Medicines are uni al
isd in sasy s sp' T%s virtue in Regulating ali
certain Of producing relief IN siori M. q aa
LADIES will find il inTauablo in All case, nj an.
vain 1t Is purely vegetable. con,ainins rn, se p
Che sas. injurious 70 the health and nay 10 tskei
sem % any part OF the country with full direction
~. Sy su ,as Sssssns 17- lZI- s.l DIR. HUGHES,
'snLiso'd&w' No. IA Prehle Street, Portia-d.
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the prevalence Of large quantity OF inferior and
dangerous oils In the market at cheap price
many Of which are liiGe better than Naptha ITSELF
and the exs enee Of elise reports in regard TO The
PORTLAND KEROSENE OIL, render 1t q matter
OF justice to ourselves, as wen as safety
10 consumers that some notice should be
taken of these facts. Therefore, we agaiu
present an advertisement, and would call
attention to the high st ndard Of oIr Oil, the
le test of which is f35 degrees Of Fahrenheit, and
olteA reaches considerably higher; also. we would
say that We are determined to maintain its long ca.
tablished reputation
Portland Kerosene Gil Company.
PORTLAND, Me, Aug 4th, 1861. r-.i 5.-s..
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For SHE or Lease!

NW wv Ut 4 C1fSE! ~
49,. il Pleasantly situated in Worth Var
lIfSA ~ Mouth, IL miles from Portland, a Il
sfa eAN story brick house recently PUT in
1A41 NJ good repair; garden with fruit trees
good water, &c. Blacksmith Shop
WIN TWO ioig In good repair 20 acres OF land cut
10 tons Of hay this season, and young orciari of
% apple trees in a furnishing condition. 1t is The
best lot aity in the County for general jobbng and
carriage work, For particulars enquire of ALBERT
EhAr +, at h. h Lem ms Carriage Shop Prt BILE st,
fortIand l.sl4 tfG# n61geod3w
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y OF boy, Cos &.co., Philadelphia.

'TSE isURY DEPA ETMEST
td Washington, DC, April Is, 1867 I d,
Office of Internal Reyenue ) Having received
satisfactory evidence dat tie pre- seeds Of the ente,
prise conducted by The Washington Library Com
pany will be devoted to charitable uses, permission
is hereby grantedto said Company 10 conduct sacl,
Enterprise exempt from ali charge. whether fiem
- VA tax or other daty. iisuH-a .a1 asasi.r
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linDu tor Sale.

A PART of the lalr MAJ, 8. iuni's F tate, near
PORTLAND VIA fukey's Bridge; Ia narteis 10
suit Pu'cha Eng ire iu person OF by Iefter OF
60. IAMfS JOHNSON,
Stroudwater, Wcs.iIovl Admir- OF said Estate with
will anneAa r..s. E II oct % Ie-v.t
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Z. A. ROLLINS, Commission, r.

Mrss,s. GE9ssss, have nrrointed as Receiver. /,
IIiid sn Ell flii .de rli hasa vail III p, hou'h
ilty and business experience WIN; Nv wen h,o"' h'ee
antce thai tie money ent,,s, DC suiilcent guar
promptly applied to the purpose " ,i,e'l will TO
PHILADELPHIA, PA
10 The O5tcels aad Aismlers Of ths Wassszo' lse7.
trary Co, ". s. READ, Secretary "Sfon -
Genilemen: On receipt Of your favor ct ,,s.t
init, notifying US Of our appointment as Reee,s,
1or your Company, took the liberty TO submit !.
copy your charter, with plan Of your enterprise
to eminent legal authority, and having received his
favorable opinion in regard les legality, and SYM
patizing with the benevolent object of your ssoia
ton, viz the education and maintenance OF the or
phan! chiden our soldiers and saiio-s Of rlo M
orside Institute, we have conclujci to accent tbe
trust, and to use oaf best eTlrls 10 promote So
worthy an OBJECT
Respectfully, yours sc ,ssaE
tN udhdlta GEO. A. COOKE g. CO.
Address ali letters ami orders to ' -fII
GEO. A COOKE & CO., Bankers
8, South Third Street, Philadelphia. pa.
Receivers for the Washing on Library Co
pos -. "" '.. GEO. r. DAVIS & CO..
q IN. a il" -" Agents in Portland.
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REAl. Estate.
1,,yn Nf1.Y a o,,s.a ~. s,.sE0ll

M Aiahis street, iGI..aiDs lie ca insi 81 iso. e
W Has iisatN nlfered wltsI. lie iause viii a
com'iats tsJ t.i.lii s. Is convenient 10 IieParr-
l...d c.ihlahy, t''r EosIon Steamers aud utaGd
Trunk DeP"i Aiilf IL X -. "
s..a.A 4.-L ..el.f w. II. JFkRIS,
n0Gttf. Ri al Est,3,. Aoent
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NV list Class Bri,k Hon :

ffsA Fr nch Root. II square rooms, ami first rate
M.;a closets. or sale, No 3 F.d nal VI. Gus pipes
.Sa:iLl ii, MeG,c Furnace in Brick. eemont cellar
aoor, and plenty OF water. For terms enquire No 5
Felcsal sieef, on at --'--T h .
"a .1.H II. G.. QUlNCY'S, rs3aa
ing, Congress 81. nnE9II,v
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3s2 Congress st under Lancaster Hall, Portland.
Portland, SenIelnber q 1nR7 Il ,1sE-liii
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-05-04

How To HAVE MEALY PorAToE.-It
is difficult to get good potatoes, and
harder still to get them cooked so that
they may come upon the table mealy
and fit to eat. AT this season Of the
year, particularly, and until the new
crop comes, almost all potatoes when
boiled are apt to be .water-soaked and
soggy, and we are sure the lovers Of this
esCulent will thank US for giving them
recipe for having mealy potatoes
every day in the year-not fancy one
made to order for cook book, but one
that will stand, and has stood the test
of constant practice. 1t is very simple,
and involves only slight increase OF
trouble and labor over the ordinary
method of cooking:
Pare the raw potatoes, and let them
stand an hour or so in basin of water
to which pinch of salt has been added.
Boil quickly; when done drain off the
water carefully, and replace the pota-
toes upon the stove, in the same vessel
in which they were cooked, to dry for
five or ten minutes. When ready to
serve, take each potato and squeeze it
gently-but not enough to destroy the
form-in u dry napkin, and place i'm
mediately on the table. The squeezing
in the napkin takes out all the water,
and leaves the potatoes that were before
wet and heavy, dry, mealy and delici-
OuS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-05-04

RIVER AND WEATHER.-The river
continued to rise all day yesterday I'M
til nightfall when it came to a stand
with twenty-five feet nine inches in the
channel.
The regular packets arrived and de-
parted AS usual. The Edinburg, from
Cincinnati, came in with first rate
trip, most of it, however, for reship-
ment TO Pittsburg. She leaves for Gin
cinnnti ut five o'clock this evening.
The weather was still uncom iOrtably
cool, but looked more like clearing up.
Since summer is approaching, in name
at least, we can't see anything particu-
larly attraCtivein that old sled that lays
on the wharf. The owner should realize
that this is no portion of our late Rus
sian acquisition, and that the strong
probability is that the entire season
will pass without his having an oppor-
tunity to display to the natives the
wonderful advantages of what the yam
KEGS term the bo6-sled, as compared
with the common dog sled. We su ggest
that he had better take in.
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DIR. m. j. KIsNER.
EcIErTTC MEDICINBs.

NEW TREATMENT q NEW REMEDIES
DR. X. HAVING SECURED THE SER.
IL VICES of an intelligent assistant, who
win attend to the pfepartion Of Ded.
bic him 10 Give more attention to out pa
tients, especially to his many friends in the
country. His medicines are all prepared in
his own Ofdca, and all delivered to his pa.
both Acute and Chronic, with which human
ity Is AFFLICTED. He hasa lRrRe number Of new
remedies, which have proved remarkably
Chronic diseases which heretofore have been
supposed TO be incurable, among which may
be named: Consumption, Scrofula. Dis
Cancers and Skin Diseases. HIS mode OF
treating Liver Diseases, Stomach Complaints
bronchitis and all diseases OF the Throat
ar diseases of the Heart, Neuralgia, EPILEPSY
Spinal Affections, and all diseases Of the Eer.
yous SyStemts aclEn oWledged by all who have
tested II to be the most certain and BucceSSinl
ever known to the medical profession. Dr. h
has been eminently successful in the treat
ment OF all diseases peculiar to women, VIE:
Menstrnl Distractions, Painful MenstIustion'
1eucThea, Uterine and OvRrion TumolhS
ProlapSus Uteri and all Nervous diseases 10
which theyare subject,
he makes speciality in the treatment oil
all Chronic Affections OF the GenitO Urinary
Organs, viz: Catarrh Of Bladder and Urethra1
Irritable Bladder, and NOn-TetentlOn and
Gravel, BiRbetis and Dificult Urfnating, sy.
phniuc Diseases in all their varied fornA
GhOna1hea, It's complications and sequellR,
SPeEmRtouhea and 1mpOtanGy, and all aflec-
tons consequent upon youthful indlscretionA.
Also special attention paid to the treatment
Of Fistulas, White Swelling, Scrofnlous
Sores, VRricose UlceTs, dc. Persons afnlcted'
particularly with old Troublesome cases
should lose no time to call on or address DIS
K1BEER. Communications containing rec
promptly noticed. Once prescriptions ana
medicine cash. For visits In city, same a.
other Physicians.
once No. Odd Fellows building, few
doors east of Mcclure House, Monroe street
Omca hours, s A. III. 10 Il M,2P. n. too
p. NJ, and 7 p. n. to 9P.M. janis
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.
GRAVEL RooFs.-Mr. George Crurn-
hacker Of this city, is fully prepared to
put on gravel roofs In the most i'm
proved method, and warrants his work
10 give satisfaction, either in resisting
fire or turning water. The tar used is
put through a process that frees It from
oil and benZoley and no matter now
great the heat, 1t will not run. It is
equally efficient in roofs of every con-
ceiyable pitch. Mr.. Crumbacker keeps
on hand roofing cement and cement for
tanks and sidewalks OF the best quail
tY, and for sale at the lowest rates.
This roofing has stood a test of fifteen
years In Pittsburgh, apr25
"GoT THE often do we hear
this complaint made. The reason generally
ascribed Is that something has gone wrong,
but II you will question the patient In re-
gard to health, habits, &C., you will very of
tan ind that indigestion is the prime cause;
the intimacy OF the brain and stomach Is
very close, and nothing so Sours the feeling
and disposition as dyspepsia. It Isa singular
fact that most suicides are dyspeptIcs. II
our nOurishment is properly dlgested the
brain is free and unoppresSed,. and, will
solve our troubles, pointing out sunshine
side OF life; thus Is 1t our duty to guard
against this monster-tndlgestton -and we
know Of nothing so potent 70 assist digestion
as Goes Dyspepsia Cure. 1t has cured some
very bad cases of dyspepsia Of eventen or nt-
teen years standing.
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BUSINESS yesterday made n slight
effort to rouse up from its normal dull
ness, aud considerable activity was dis
played. The season, however, has so
far advanced that wholesalers have
about come to the conclusion that the
spring trade has been a failure, compa-
ring 1t with business at this season
during some years past. The retail
merchants have fair city trade, but
still they in common suffer with the
balance. While the war, and supera-
bundance OF currency existed, the in
genuity of the public and those who
catered to their tastes was strained TO
the utmost to invent ways and means to
spend money. Since taxes have become
dread and living reality, absorbing all
the surplus income of the people as a
huge sponge absorbs water, the tables
veturned, and people here and everv-
where are forced to exercise econOmv
Even the material decline in meTe
items of dress, does not warrant a con.
tinuAtion OF the elaborate display char
acteristic OF former times. The fashions
have succumbed to irresistible ueces-
sity, and to-day one don't have to
shake a suit of clothes to find ont
whether there's u man in 1t. Every-
thing is tight and snug as ship Of war
prepared for action.
The women, instead of being rugged
like q sail boat with canvass immense
ly out Of proportion to the hull, have
taken in vast amount of sail, and by
help Of the latest style are scuddinS
along before the financial storm close
reefed with few streamers huttering
lightly in the breeze, all ofwhich we
trust indicates a healthy understanding
OF the prOverb, which informs us that
the wise man foreseeth the evil and
avoids y, while the simple pass on and
are punished.
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MOUNT wooD CEMETERY.
"Ofthose who sleep in death 80 cold,
EnEaNnE h Id ErnIn human yrlnur.

"Ofthose who sleep in death so cold,
Forever hid from human view;
Should many tender tale be told,
For many tender thought is due"
Aye, and many IA dutiful action should
likewise be performed, in carefully
guarding and identifying the last rest
ing-place of our parents, children and
other kindred.
There has been IA sad neglect about
the premises of Mount Wood Cemetery
for some years past. Bnt we are hap
ply to say that measures are now on foot
10 make due repentance for this evil.
Who will not be liberal, if not Just, in
this case; indeed, it is not n matter oflib.
erality, but duty and justice that every
lot holder in Mount Wood should con-
tribute his share towards its repair and
adornment.
Mr.. ]. Hamilton has been employed
to solicit subscriptions from lot holders,
and for some days past has been at
work. He will, during the coming
week, call upon all those who have not
laid their hands to this work of duty
and educated humanity.
A meeting of lot holders will be held
at the basement of the Court House this
evening.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-05-04

YESTERDAY afternoon, by invitation
of Mr.. Ed. Young; we paid a visit to
his livery stable, recently erected by
him on John street, between Market
and Main streets. After a thorough
Inspection we arrived at the conclusion
that it is the most complete establish
ment its kind in the city. The stalls
are large and airy. The whole building
is thoroughly ventilated. Every con-
venience that long experience in the
business could suggest, has been intro
duced, and Mr.. Young may well pride
himself on the completeness OF his sta
bleS.
While on the premises yesterday, a
splendid new hack from Philadelphia
was received, which eclipses anything
in that wayin the city. Behind span
of good horses, 1t Is a pleasant mode of
locomotion, and after pretty thorough
trial of its qualities, We came to the
decision that Jordan wasn't such a
hard road to travel after all. Mr..
Young has large number of buggies OF
the most approved styles, and a number
ofsuperior saddle horses. We commend
Mr.. Youngand his establishments the
patronage of all wanting anything in
his line. DIR. @. Leonhart dispenses the
hOTSe-pitalities of the establishment,
and fills prescriptions with promptitude
and care,