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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-02-19

THE MARRIAGE OF COUSINS -Prince Hum
bert, OF Savoy, first affianced to the Archducb-
sss Matilda. of Austria, who was burned 10
ueatn some time ago, is to marry his own first
cousin Margaret, of Genoa; and many who
comment on this, are arguing that such close
marriages are injurious to families and races.
But AIassiz says that a mixture of species, on
ness and deterioration; aud that the purest
races are the most valid and intellectual. This
argument Is countenanced by the conditions
81 me chief nations, and especially bv the
est affinities-each tribe. nay, each family be-
ing by law or custom bound to an intimate
system OF intermarriage. And yet, in ali an.
Equity, there was no finer or more Intellectual
race those same Jews and Phoenicians-as the
earliest literature in the world can show. and
as is still very evident in the mental and phy-
sioa! condition of that people That argument
Of deterioration seems also defective in tbe
case of animals; and it evidently stands in
need Of some modification
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OF OCEAN STEAMERS
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.

.-. -- Tuesday, February rs.
. 1884 ARRIVED. ae
Steamship Peruvian, liSrl Ballentine, Liverpool
Stu INST via Londonderry 7th.
Sch Arthur Burton, Frohock, Providence.
Sch Ripley Ropes, Hodsdon, Boothbay.
CLEARED.
Steamer Franconia. Sherwood New York-Emery
81 Fox.
Barque NJ Haven, Hall, Matapzas-Churchin
Browns & Manson.
Sch Conant, Foss. Cardenss-,John ID Lord
Sch Jerusha Baker. Barberck, Boston.
SAILED-Steamer Franeona s"hs Maracaibo
hall, and others. .r -. -
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The record shows that the eTrenses of Con-
gress itself have been nearly doubled while che
pay OF the members has been increased nearly
I'VE Ioid. Inc pay Of a member, averaging If
lor tire two sessions of a Congress, one three
months and the second six months in duration
would amount to only little over one thousand
GoHdrs year, at eight dollars day, reckoning
sundays and all for the whole nine months ser.
r vice. Now 1t is FIVE thousand dollars a yea,.
WITH mileage the same as before and "station,
cry which Thad. Stevens says often includes
shi' is, pantaloons, &c, amounting 10 thou
sand dollars more. This increase in the nav of
members alone amounts to nine hundred and
ninety TWO thousand-almost million of dol
lars year!!-Argas ~
Hence we see that Democratic MAYOR must
be elected in Portland week from next Mon
day. This may be good arithmetic, but it looks
suspicious. Nine months averaging 30 1.2
days each give us 275 days. Eight dollars a
day for 275 days amounts to $4,000 -fact--apd
not $1,000, as the Argus makes it; and $4,000 is
not five times $4,000 ne increase is $1,000.
which for 194 Representatives and 81 Senators
amounts to $694,4OO and not 1892 900 as the Ar
gus rashly asserts. In short the salary has
been about doubled, IN currency, and SO have
all other salaries. The manner in which it was
doubled was scandalous, and we are glad that
while every Democrat voted for the increase A
majority OF the Republicans in both hous es
voted against it.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-02-19

"PEcUNIARY ESTIMATES" The Springfield
Republican says that the political gamblers at
Washington are already putting pecuniary
estimates on their opinions" as to the next
Democratic candidate for president, and,
strange as it may seem, Andrew Johgson sells
highest in the pool and George 81. Pendleton
lowest. Gen. Hancock is between the two.
and Johnson's supporters are mostly among
the westerners. who offer odds of five to one
that he is nominated .
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-02-19

FEBRUARY TERM-JUDeE FOX PRESIDING.
TUEsDAY.-In the case Of United States, BY in
dictment, v. Robert Miles end Simeon NJ Coleson,
tor smuggling 100 gallons of liquor from St.John, N
B. into Bucksport, the jury returned verdict Of
gritty as to Miles, but could not agree to Coleson
G. F. Talbot. j. Fl. Villains
United States v. Simeon M. Coleson. Action of
debt to the penalties for alleged smuggling
of liquors into Bucksport. On trial.
l. G. F Talbot. se j. II. Williams.
The docket Of civil actions will be called to-day at
10 o'clock. Attorneys answering to cases are noti-
fed tn ba plesenf.
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APoETIcAL ErTER.-victor Hugo has sent
the following letter to Garibadi: "Dear Carl
baidi; There is a Tyre in the tent of Achilles
harp in that of Judas Maccabmus; Orlando
ssnta copy of verses to Charlemange; Fred
srick IL addressed odes to Voltaire. Heroes
2 are poets. You, too, prove it. 1 read with
deep emotion the noble lyrical epistle which
you addressed to me, and in which you speak
to the soul of Italy in the language of France.
. The same breath of justice and liberty which
inspires you with great deeds, inspires you
with great thoughts. Farewell, illustrious
friend. Victor Hueo." ir
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-02-19

Alr. Blaine OF this State apoogized the othel
day for applying the term Comprehend" to
Mr.. Brown OF Kentucky. Though the Speak
er ruled that the word was not out Of order
Mr. Blaine withdrew it because il was ont OF
taste The only hardship in 1.-THE case is that
the New York World pats him ON the bach
for doing so. rll
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-02-19

STRAHAN 8 LoTHRoP have leased the SPLEEN
did store No. 81 Exchange street, in the Saw
ings' Bank Building, and are putting in a
large stock of paper hangings, window shades,
&c They sell at very reasonable rates, and at
this place you will find great variety, and of
good quality, as great deal of this stock is
from their own mandatory in Boston
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DIED.

In this city, Feb. II, Mrs. Abigail s.. vile Of Dan
lei n. Brown, aged so years
Funeral this Wednesday, afternoon, at 3 o'clock,
at 147 Spring street.
In Kennebunkport, Feb. u, Miss Sally Hutehins,
aged ~ years
In kennebunk, Feb. u, infant son of Jas. McIlay.
In West wateryille, Feb. 8, slrs. Sarah M. Black
well, aged SO years.
In Benton. Feb s, Capt. Andrew Richardson
aged 70 years.
In Canaan, Feb. 8. Mrs. Lucinda, widow of the
late Rev. Thos. Atkins OF Farmingd4ie
In Skowhegan, JAN 81 Mr.. Isaac Fletcher aged
So years.
~ The funeral OF the late Josiah Spohrori viii
take plare In The yestry OF the Methodist Church.
Chestnut street, this afternoon at 8 o'clock.
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MARRIED.

In this city, Feb. II. by Rev. s. Morrison George
G. Kennedy and Miss Julia S. Morse both OF Port-
land.
In Saco Feb. u, Joseph VI. Hutchins and Miss
Almira Mitchell OF kennebunkpoIt
In Waterville, Feb. IL, harles NJ. Tozer, OF " q,
and Mary E. Boyle, OF Clinton.
In Clinton. Feb. 2, Simon f. Pettigrew, of c., aud
Mary A. DAWN. OF Fairfield.
In N.rrideewock, Feb. 6, Frank Bodish and Sa-
rah A. Moore, both of Arson.
In North Arson Feb. T., A. G. Williams OF Nom
tana, and Miss s. w. Savage, OF Fairfield
In Sidney, Feb. 9, Ezekiel II. Webb and Mary r.
Reynolds. fIIl- =. II
In Lowell, Mas. Feb. Il, by Rev. c. z. Grinnell
Edward Harding, OF GOrham, Me-, and Miss "a A /.
Carlton, OF Pelham, n. II.
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Bristol Line.

The steamers Bristol and Providence having s.eer,
Withdrawn Tor lew weeks in order 10 70 ny Dss y
reht them the Bristol Line win run t,ro t;',s
iast propeers fom Bristol, in connection with Bos
t9n and providence Railroad exclusively for Freight
s Mn pr9mptness and despatch. Mark your goods
R nls,ot Inc. SHIP BY Boston and Providence
eeipts apply at Company's Office. No. Old State
mcuSe Boston, corner Washington and Staiesueets.
at an earlyday. GEO. SHIVERIck,
Jan !, 1e g. ia7dtt ss Freight Agent.
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NEW Co1SAaE.-The House committee on
weights, measures and coinage has instructed
It's chairman to prepare bill providing for
the coinage of one, two, three, five, ten and
twenty cent pieces OF the same metal as is now
used in the new five cent pieces, the same gem
eral device to be used on all the coins.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-02-19

MASONIC INsTALLATIoN.-The officers of St.
Alban Commandery were installed last Thurs
day evening by Sir Josiah 81. Drummond. as
sisted by Sir George w. Deering, as follows
NJ, F. King, L. Com; J. w. Perkins, Gen.;
G. W. Hammond, Capt. Gen.; Moses Dodge,
Prelate; G. NJ. Rice, s.W.; W. p. Chase, J.
W; Oliver Gerrish, Treasurer; G.. Batchel.
der, Rec; A. Taylor, st. B.; A. NJ. Benson,
sw. B.; II. L. Paine, Warden; J. A. Merrill,
F. E. Chase, W. o. Carney, Capts. of Guards
A. NJ. Smith, organist; Warren Phillips, Com
missary. ''s1
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-02-19

VERMONT RAILROAD MArrEns.-The voters
Of the town of Sheldon vt. lately met and
voted to bond the town in the sum of $4,000
TO aid in the construction Of the Lamoille Val
ley Railroad. The meeting was largely at
taudad s-
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Mr.. Bingham's bill to admit Alabama very
properly requires that the Legislature shall
assemble and ratify the constitutional amend.
ment, before the admission of It's Representa-.
tiyes and Senators to Congrsss ...r-..
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g I'll. Tvs Unito Foattor-A meeting of
the Portland Light Infantry will be held at
their Armory Wednesday evening, Feb. 10th
at half-past seven. All interested in this asso-
citation are earnestly requested to be present.
Business Of Importance. Per order.
febl7-3t
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New SUGAR AND MoLAssEs.-We refer our
readers to the advertisement of Mr.. Hophni
Eaton, who has received a cargo of Trinidad
sugars and molasses, the qualities Of which
are said to be superior. These are the first i'm
portations for the season.
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First page to-day.-Political Miseegena-
ton; Mr.. A. FL. Stephens Book; Radicalism
. Letter from Lewiston; Farming in the Aroos-
took Valley; Varieties.
Eoarth poge.-The Sbipboy's Letter; A
Strange Story; Josh Billings on Chicago
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IMPORTS.

LIVERPOOL. Steamship Peruvian-il3 bdls 325
blrs iron. TO Brooks; 20 bids steel, Eben o.ey
55 cases mdse 20 boxes oranges, Canadian Ex Co
cases pkgs, j = Prndle; s cases. to order; 70
cases Is bales, G NJ Ba ly; 4 tyres, stevens 6 Co;
ca es. Agt Il II 20, case. Dana s. so !; cases,
G. q Goss ftf -ta M 1i1t77I i-Fff>
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-02-19

AWoRTHY OBJEcr OF CHARITY worthy
woman with four small girls, living In this
city, is, struggling sheroically to save herself
and them from the poor house, of which she
has great dread. If she can have a little as
sistance through the cold weather she is quite
confident she will be able to provide comforta-
bly, for herself and children. She was left in
extreme restitution. last summer, by an in
temperate husband, from whom she has re-
ceived nothing since he left, and whose re.
turn. unless his habits are changed, would be
severe calamity. Any persons having the
disposition and means to aid, to small
amount, this poor woman, may be assured 1t
will be good Investment. Any sums LETT at
this Office will be faithfully applied to her re-
lief, and any persons wishing to obtain more
knowledge of the urgency of the case can be
furnished with name and street.
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ARRIVAL OF THE PERUVIAN
Peruvian, Capt. Ballantine, from Liverpool
9Th and Londonderry It'll, arrived at this port
yesterday morning. She brought 26 cabin and
lat steerage passengers and full cargo.
The Purser of the ship will accept our
thanks for favors. ~ lr-ss .-~.-
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PASSENGERS.

In the Peruvian. from Lverpool-G Young and
wife, Hon John Ross. Pat Rooney, Frances Rooney,
Ihos Allison. Fred Allen, Cornet Foster. Mr. Mt
Turgeon. MIR Brooks, Mr. Fletcher, Wm Lambert,
Thos T0ret. John Patterson, W z Cook on, Mr.
ammoIe, Dumolin, and III others in the steer
age.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Republican Caucus. Gorham

The Republicans of Gorham are requested to meet
at the Town House, on Saturday, Feb 22d, at three
o'clock p NJ, to nominate candidates for Town OH
GERS for the ensuing year. Also to choose Town
Committee.
Per Order Of Town Committee.
Gcrham, Feb 18th, 1888. tebiadtd
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Marriage and Celibacy.

An Essay for Young Men on the crime of solitude,
and the Diseases and Abuses which create iInpedi-
ments TO marriage, with sure means OF rel ct. Sent
in sealed envelopes. free otcharge Address, Dr. j.
SkiL.iN HOUGHT0N, Howard Associati.in n,
PhiladelI hia, Pa. sN dSwSm
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Rusiness items /.

WooDMAN & WHITNEY have removed to No
81 Exchange street, next store below Hall l.
Davis bookstore. .a-a- ase-- febI1tf
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Sfan6iSh.

The Republicans of standlsh requested to meet
at the Town House, in said Town, on Saturday, the
22d day of February 1863, at o'clock p. NJ. to Sc
iect candidates to be supported for Town ocers in
March next. Per Order OF Town Committee.
February 10. dtd&wlt
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Turner's Tie DoulOureux. or UnlvefsaR
Neuralgia Pill, is safe, certain and speedy
cure for Neuralgia and all Nervous Diseases. The
seyerest caHes completely and permanently cured
In very short time. Neuralgia In the face or head
ts utterly banshed in few hours No torn of nery.
Gus disease withstands its magic influence. 1t has
the unqualified approval of many eminent physI-
clans. IL contains nothing injurious to the most DEL
icate system. Sold everywhere. Sent on reeeInt or
81 and two postage stamps. TURNER & Co. r9o
fremont Street.. Boston, Mass, proprietors.
For sale By w. F. Phillips & Co.. Portland. Ne
July 1S. eod&w1ysn WV
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-02-19

Governor Hartman of New Hampshire is in
excellent spirits and anticipates triumphant
reelection. He speaks every day, Sundays
excepted, until the election.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-02-19

To remove tan, sunburn and eruptions, use
SchlotterbecK's Moth and Freck lie Lotion.
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NAMESTIC PORTS.

SAN FRANCIsCU-Ar 18th inst, harque Omaha,
Newconh. Boston.
Ar 29th nit tarIue Videttc. Merritt Port Orch
ard; brig Orient. Leenlan Port Orchard
SID 18th inst, ships PREMIER, Merrithey and goca
Hope n ansnn. Liverpool.
MODILE-Ar 10th, barque Virginia DARE n,r-
ming, Portland; Nlneveh, Baker, New York
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Cane Elizabeth.

The Union Republicans of Cape Elizabeth are re.
quested TO meet at the Town Heusc in said town. OF
Thursday, Feb. 9th, at o'clock p. NJ, TO select
candidates for Town Officers for the March election
A general attendance is requested.
---...-- Per Order of the Town Committee.
February 10, 1868 dtd u -- -t
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Windilan.

The Union Republicans of Windham al request
ed to meet at the Town House on Saturday Feb 90
at ocioes M, to select candidate, for Town OFF,
GERS for the March Election. general attendance
ia req uested.
Per Order of the Town CON-
Feb Is, 1863 fab1ldtd
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-02-19

BRUTALITY.-Once in great while We hear
of or see horse brutal!y beaten by its master
or driver. Such case we were Obliged to wit
ness few days sinceNon one OF our wharves;
but the instances are very much less frequent
than they were ten years ago. 1t always goes
against our sense of Justice to see it, for the
horse is noble animal, and We believe in the
lawof kindness as applied to them as well as
men. Kind words aud good treatment are not
thrown away upon them. As illustrative Of
this fact We quote the following from a book
of travels in England:
passed man in Liverpool leading dray
horse with heavy load, up one of the steep
streets. dc was encouraging him in this way
COON on, my ladl Coon on, my good ladl'
When he had reached the brow he stopped
and went before the noble beast, which with
glistening eyes and ears playing beautifully
bowed his head to be patted, the man saying
"Good lad! good lad! Vel thee's done it %
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Long Sought For i! 1u9 elI
Come at Last !
Mains Elder Berry Wine.

We take pleasure In announcing that the above
named article may be found ioT sale By all city
Druggists and first class Csuntrg Grocer. ~.rftG
As q MEDICINE Mans Wine Il Invaluable, being
among the best ifEot the BEST remedy for colds and
pulmonary complaints manufactured from the pure
tuica ofthe berry, and unsdultersted by any impure
Ingredient, we can heartily recommended it TO the
sick as MEDICINE.
"ro the days OF the aged 1t ad,ieth length.
To the mighty 1t sddeth strength"
IT'S balm for the sick, Joy for the we'll
Druggists and Grocers buy and sell
MAINS, m r. n n u
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OCEAN STEAMERs.-At the Grand Trunk
wharves may now be seen four ocean steam
ers. FL II fkt-lE HN 81 Eatft.y
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II E NJ o " "A l. {!
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Notice.

All persons are cautioned not TO harbor CT trust
any of the crew Of the British brig B. L. George,
from Demarara, without written order from the
Captain or Consignee. -e -.-.i9-a
r H CHURCHILL q CO.,
teblsd2ts t Consignees.
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THERE will be a Conference of the Evangel-
cal Churches of this city, at the High Street
Church, on Thursday afternoon and evening,
February goth, 1853, commencing at IL and
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-02-19

THERE is to be a Literary Entertainment,
consisting of readings from Shakespeare, Sir
Walter Scott, and other standard authors, at
the Reception Room in the City Binding, on
Thurday evening, Feb. 9th. by Mr.. D. Ash
worth. 1t will probably be higy intellectu-
al entertainment, as Mr.. Ashworth comes rec
commended as man of cultivated elocu6on-
airy powers, and one that has considerable his
tronic talent. Tickets tor sale at the sprinci-
pal book store. sv-d7,7- --.-s-,. s...s.r
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KEY wEsT-Ar sth inst. sch Constitution, Allen
New York tor Galveston, (put in Tor water
| SAVANNAH-Ar 9Th, barque Nettie MerIina an
'VGjiHRIShLSSfoN-Ar 10th. sehs Richd Buiwinkle.
French, Rockland; Chloe, Hatch New orleans ''i
New York.
NoRFOi K-Ar 18th, schs Thos Fish, whey, IS III
8ockport; in Ia Newell, NC ntsre. New fort' g.,
,EALIIMOkE-Ar 10th, Dry halue S 1uo from
tinique vie Norfolk; h John Tracey, Tracy n0"i
CID 15th. brig Potomac, Doe, Damarara.
Ar1tth, brig Mile Mitchell Dumphy, from sven
l&andi sehs L. oster, trown, Portland Wm , NJ
thur, An9reEs, New Bedford Lucy Circuit, But
Cld l5th, srig Caroline Eddy, Rose. Havana sch
Campbell TorIey Savannah.
bries Nellie Move, from Messina: harry Stewart.
from Palermo; Maria Wheeler, from Cardenas; X )
Paris. nom Havana; sehs Koret. from NuevitaSi
| Carrie Melvin, from Matanzas Marion cage Tom
| Orch Ia: Lath Rich, from Trinidad; ladv WOOD
| Cotton, fron Boston: Jnia T. G9Ina2v. -
Aburger. from Portland all ior Philadelphia--ae-
NEW YoRK-Ar ieth ships Golden State, Dela-o,
/ Annoy Ellen Austin, French Liverpool Edith,
| Abbio n Campbell, Wilbur, New orleans; Hattie
| COMBS Ellis. Baltimore for Prof. 'eiice
Ar 18th brig Leighton. leighton, from Bruno
Ar nth. barques Fannie, Carver, and Falcon. Tay-
Clo nth, ship Ericsson. Gate steamer Mudge,s.
| Liverp OF; brig Tally Ilo Chisholm Remedies.
PROV iDEn1EAr nth sehs Kate wentw0rth'
! NEWPORT-Ar 10th. sch Lucy Ames, Canda2e.
| Far River for Baltimore
| sid 18TH sehS Elizabeth ATcularus Gregory fin
| Providence Tor Baltimore: Ruth Tomas, Dodge,
! Proyidence fer Elizabethport
! HOLMES HOLE-.ir 10Th, sch Crap shot, Ward
| we Portland tor Baltmoiei Iona - NJ" hotA
f,r u. ston I 90 90, :
BOST0h-Ar 18th. sch Cncis r. vi SON. An"'S"~i'
| Marse lies.
! Ar 18th, baraus Lawrence. Doves. Die sna
Cid lSth. ship star of Hone. tneWl 'tanne't, san
Francisco: sch Speculator, Flegen fs, Portland q
I st John. MI. ,
! GLoUCESTER-Ar 10th. I steamer Mahonng'
! Webster, from Portland, cruising - ..
In port, schs NARY, Rogers alais for New baveni
| + Leach Creme. Roc ,land tor New York.
| PoRiSM- UTH-Ar 18th. sets Are lde, Dahsy:
! Camden for Boston; Village B lie, laleyiltf m .
4 John ID. for 90; Rachel Leach Crane Rlci iaid
fr New York; Alice rex, Adams, PoltlaAd ~
Providence. $500
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THE NEW AMERICAN
Breech Loading Double Gun,
Carries Steel Cartridge Shells Sold at nanufae-
turers prices. g.. l.. BAILEY tsH
ja24eoItfsN 45 EXCHANGE ST
The Confessions and Experience of
i. -.L - an Invalid. -. ~

DUBLISHED For the benefit, and az CAUTION
L 10 YOUNG MEN and others, who suffer froH,
Nervous Deblty, Pr nature Decay OF Manhood,
&C., supplying The Means OF SelfCure. Written by
one who cured himself, and sent tree on receiving
post-raiti directed envelope. Address NATHAN
TEL MAYFAIR, Brooklyn, n. Y. Also Tree, by the
same publisher, circular of DAISY SWAIN. the
great Poem of the war rs
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Sch Chloe, Hatch, from New Orleans for n York;
nut In [, Charleston 18th, disabled.
The carg OF iron OF ship J Baker, which was
a andcned Sth ult insured in Boston Tor S5e 0o0
In gold.
Sch Odd Fellow. Jones' irom ozeeche for Charles
ton, with 2C00 bushels rce dragged ashore ON Foley
Breakers itth INST. and has broken 20 pieces. Nes-
sci and carrn a total loss.
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The Argus says it is SORRY it said ANYTHING
about the Democratic rebellion" but still
insists that the phrase is objectionable, be-
cause it conveys an "insinn ation that the re.
bell.on was rebellion ofthe Democratic par
ty" That's it,precisey. 81 do not sa " remark
ed Farmer Smith, Shat Jones is thief; but I
do say that if his farm Joined mine 1 wouldn't
try to keep sheep" We do not say thar the
Democratic party was actually in the field in
arms against the Union; but we do say that if
Democratic administration had come into
power at any time during the rebellion, the
Union would have been irrecoyerably lost, and
it such an administration should come into
power now the victory will have been won in
vain.
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