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mo RENT OF roe SALE.

A very dssirAble Double Cottage, on the cor
ner Of Becastel and Constant streets, Jefferson
CITY, containing six rooms. pantry, htohen, ser,
vRnts' room, two cisternss garden FRUIT trees and
shrubhery; also, stable room. Ie will be SOLD on
accommodating terms, rented the whole or half
Apply at the Republican office. JAIL
TNO RENT-A NEWLY BUILT TWO-STO RY
4 Brick Dwelling, with al modern eonveniences,
No. Rampant street. = few doors above Canal
street Possession given immediAtey. Apply 70
n. Geznon. No Story Building. NOS
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EoR EAMILIEs AND MANuFAoFURaRa



THnsn WOMB EsEsowsgED sEwrsa MAeHEEKs
We're awarded The highest premium at the Wssld'e
Pair IN London. and six frat premiums At thar
stas Fair Of 1885, and are celebrated for doing the
beat work using nueh smaller needle for the sazns
thread thaa ans other mAehine. ana By ne introdUo
tion Of The most approved pschinaTy, we are nov
able 70 supply the very hszt maehines IN shs World
These machines are made " our new nnd spacicus
aotory a. Brdgepogt, cann., undot tho immediate
Supervision Of the reslasat d the compauy, EiAs
Howe Jr., tho original iasqnter Of TIA Sewing Ma-
Chime.
Ehes ars adapted "a Al kiad8 o. Family SEWN
and to the use Of sssmsttessea, Dfessmaksrs, Tai
IoEs kanufAetursrs Of Shirts. Collars. skirts rloahs
Asntiilaa oioihinE hats. Oaps 0orsats, soosA
shosa, Harness, Esedisss Linen Sooda Umbrellas
eagAacla. eaas TheT work equally well upon eiik
inan Wooliah AND cotten spods with ak. cotton OF
fiasn thread. They vii es1sa, guilt. ssthsf. hen,
lsz. cord braid bad and perform ever spsoisa q
sewing. making nesd1ltal ard perfect stitch. aiks
On both sides Of ftp efsieia aagad.
The stitch iuetlted IS ~. Howe, ard made on tnt
naehine. 10 the Inc11 papular dao dufaose. and "a
saving usaehinss eso sahs 70 aha principle invent
ed By him
THM I{0WB MACHINE QO1fPANxs
sai0 81 igW NEW NaRK
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-06

Eye and Earl beg to aoquaint the public that
Ihavs removed to No. Basin street, and that can
be consulted, heretofore, all diseases knd de-
engagements of the Eye and Ear. embrAoiDg Deaf
moss. Noises. etc. W. L. DAVIS n. D.,
AurAl Surgeon and Consulting Ophthalmic Surgeon,
No. Basin street. corner Of Canal,
myI0 Iy wed fri&sun Few Orleans.
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?. j.. KUHNMOLZI

NO. &s Gasp street, New Orleans
All kinds OF Books and Sheet Music bound in any
style TO suit the customer. None but the most skill
fai uorkmen are employed. An work warranted Il
give satisfaction, and viii be dsne Is low as an,
other establishment in the city Particular attention
given to all kinds Of ruling. apple 81 "
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BoARnLNA

4rnanan awm RnARns-@ 6AI1x
- n1ol1e md 5ie9ld ~ feIlll.el eae singf So
~ Jall4 llEasa
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lncceasIOn OF the Late john wright,

Succession OF the Kate John Wright
Deceased.
CECOND DISTRICT COURT OF NEW Or
y 1eans--No. "a 249-By virtue Of and in obedieno@
to an order OF sale, rendered January "A, 1863, and
to me directed by the Honorable the SecG nd
District Court of New Orleans in the above entitled
matter will proceed to sell At pubic auction Of tho
Merchants and AuetiDneers' kxchange Royal street.
between Canal and Customhsuss slrests, in the
Second District of this city, on SATURDAY, the
9Th day of February. 1858, at Il o'clock H. Tor
account of said succession;
Snndry NOTES. ACCOUNTS, JUDGMENT, and
other Of this succession, fully set forth in the
statement on file
Terme-Cash on the spot - =
ia23fe4s Sheriff OF she Parish OF Orleans.
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Auction SALES.


C. & sHRAHDnz. 7. /. lrAooE. mcH's T. AosE.
N r.. GIRARBEw q CO.,
REAL ESTATE AU0TIoNEERs.
Res. N and 10 Exchange Place,
Between osnsi and oustomhouse streets, in the
Merchsnts' Exchange Building.
REV ORLEANS.
VIII attend 10 tho Sale Purchase. and Renting OF
Real Estate, as heretofore negotiate Mortgages and
attend to outdoor Sales Of svsry description. off
EXTENSIVE AND UNREsERvED SALE
AT AUCTION
-oF--
ONE HUNDRED AND SEVEN LOTS
COMPRISING
Five Choice Nature Squares,
SUITABLE FoR
COTTON PRESSES, WAREHOUSES, MANU-
FEATURING ESTABLISHMENTS,
DEPoTs. ETC.
SITUATED ~
THE FIRST DISTRICT OF THIS CITY,
EXTENDING ALONG
NEW LEvEK, FRONT, AND WATER STREETS
AT THE HEAD or
RACE, ORANGE, RICHARD, MARKET, AND
ST. JAMES STREETS.
FOR ACCOUNT OF THE
HEIRS OF LIvAUDAIs AND P. G. ROBIN
DELoGNY
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
F. U R N L II u R f.
j. IL. MUBBARE
1ss. .Ra~part strset...,........lss
Corner Of Psrdido.
s1ss.oOS worth of New Furniture
at COST.
AND STORE TO RENT.
Ths stock Of goods is ali rsw and of superior
ani.h. and will be sold low to close out.
BEDsTEADs.
$500 Rosewood. Mahogany Walnut, and Cherry
BedstsAds.
CHAIRS.
121o dozen Spring ssAs. oIns, wioi aud Split
Bottom Chairs.
wARDRoBRs.
500 Rosewood, Mahogany. and walnut Ward
| robes.
BUREAUS.
500 Marble and Wood Top Bureaus. Of different
kinds Aad styles.
TABLES.
100 Extension and Leaf Tables.
ALSO
A large lot Of Cottage and Bedroom ssts.
All kinds Of Marble and Wood Top Washstauds
Parlor Sets Of all kinds, and every description Of
Furniture usually kept in rstelAss establishments
Purchasers can rely upoE It that every article sold
by me will be good represented, and will be sold
as low as the same description can be had in any
other store in the South.
J.B HUBBARD.
Corner Rampant and Perdido streets,
ds24 GIN New Orleans.
JoHS T. BAnRErT JOHN n. w1HMAN,
RARRETT q wAEAEANN.
Wholesale and Retail Dsalsrsin
HARDWARE. STOVES, SHIP oHANDLRRY
PAINTS. AND OILS.
nHarbleIze6 AEantels, Crates, GLASS,
Round, square, and Hoop Iron,
Copper, Tin. and Sheet Iron Ware.
Nos. 9zs and 7ss Levee street.
Near sorapuru Market. Fourth District.
I mi nj Ere5
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anRA.r oENTRAE. ReUTE EAsT.

MILWAUKEE TO DETROIT. TOR VITO.
WI Montreal, Niagara Falls, Buffalo, &. Acuse,
Atc.
Passenger trains on tho Michigan Central Railroad
Wili4eays Chieago az a. d. and 10 A. d.. Sunday
oxneht8A ass ?. ~ Saturdays excepted and 10 =.
~. Hafurdays and bundnys 0xcaptee- An making
thfnueI ocnue1tl1n1
fasssarsrs lssving 1iilWautss via Chic4go and
MilusuIte sairoad ttQice daily, connect ~ Ohioa
40 Uifh a ichia<a Central trains
TrcuHA tiQ1t4 via thia goute. and sleeping bgrthe,
Ton niFt SgalnsA cnn b had Ia Milwaulee At Union
Ticket olHts, Chicago and Milwaukee Railroad, Rno
AZ their dee6t HENRY o.. WENEW9RTH
General Western Passenger Agent
HhWIlHsf calst. Fass Az. Milwaukee. aus
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sf4g Notes Bills o. L4ainf. BIaF Ae.eipts. Rank
ssessi 8 IS ksaa6sln q, No q s. tsasi's
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-06

kTorAzzsAL BLANKS. LAwxERg
Bsisia, aAs u lsaa o. Eesal Eosna aosursssly
printed a oaes * me nspaAfesn. No. 81 g.
Charlaa alres5
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AUCTION SALES.
---.~o-----~->c-os~-----.~~ e-~
PRREMPToRY
AND
EXTENSIVE SALE or A LARGE STOCK
Assorted ana staple Bry asada
-DoMKsT1c AID n1roRrED--
BY order Of The Assignee
In the Bankruptcy of Afessrs. Loeb. Simon a u
-coMFRIsna-
A STOCK OF DRY GOODS.
Bought tor the wholesale Trade Of tails CITY.
-Asp-
1nvOiosd at an or sinaI cost OF
UPWARD OF $4,000.
Being one OF the largest attractions of It's kind ever
offered in this market.
SURRENDERED AND TO BE SOLD WITHOUT
ANY RESERVATIONS WHATEVER
For the benefit of their Creditors.
BY @. E. GIRARDEY CO..


TUESDAY, THE 18th FEBRUARY, 1888
Il commencing at II o'clock A. 81 and
continued oaiy thereafter at the hour
sod at ~ public auction to the highest and last
bidder, BY or er of the AssRnees "a the Bankruptcy
Of Messrs. Loeb, Simon q Co, tine entire stock OF
DRY G lODS, FfATQhk5, etc surrendered for
the benefit of their creditors, contained in the four
story ron store No ss Canal, between Camp and
MagAzit streets.
Fhe stock comprises large and weli-sslectsd a.
q iODS. carefully selected for the whoassic f-- a.
this city, and consistipg in part as fail9ess
Bieaehed and Brown COrT0Es,
SHEhIIAtiS, SHIFTING, and PILtAlW ca C.
Fancy aud staple PRINTS, ~
OF great variety, and Of the most peculiar "a
manufacturer. III.
STRIPES, CHECKS, TICKIN rs, nd = fNTHis
Of The best queity. and thu most dtsiEal
PLAINS, KEESEYS, JE MS, GIN ht4ts
ard OsNABURGS
extra heavy, and suitable for plsntstlon f
liDsi Merinos French and BDglish; Briiisnls and
Tape Check, Cloths, Doeskn and Cassitnerss Twill
Plain, and Canton Fiannels; Delainss and Caai
meres; Opera fiannals; Tar ans; EnRlish, German.
Cotton, and Wooien Hosiery; Madras, Cotton, LineR
Cambria, and Silk Handkerchiefs; Quits; Tow
eisi Thread Woolen Cotton, and Silk Undershirts
Gloves; Thread; Spool Cotton; Hooks and Eyes.
Buttone hyelets; Linen and BObinet Musquit0
Bar. large assortment
I,yenness and Italian Cloths; GinRhams; Baragss.
and large variety of Brown Irish Linens; Turkish
Towels, Napkins etc.
Descriptive catalogues of the snti9s stock will DO
ready the 18th instant for distribution. The stock
being 70 extensive, and the variety great, that it
is difficult TO enumerate by advertisement the i'm
mense number of articles offered in this attraction,
which we'll worthy the attention of the entire dry
TERMS
Cash, in U. S. Treasury notes.
By order of the Assignee tea
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THE CITY OF NEW ORLEANS.

HEIRS OF PIERRE GUY ROBIN DELoGNY
VS.. THE CITY OF NEW oRLEANs-No,
asu7-sRCoND DISTRICT COURT OF NEW
ORLEANS,
THE HEIRS OF LIvAUDAls VS.. THE CITY
OF NEW ORLEANS RT ALs-No s,7l2-
SECOND DISTRICT COURT OF NEW Or
LEANS.
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sHERIFF'S SALES.

q. Il. GIrardey asd G.. de Fesiet We
ENIFTH DISTRICT COURT OF NEW OR
L leAns--No. ls,ate-By virtue Of and in obedience
to me direeted BY the Honorable the Fifth
District Court OF Rev Orleans in this above entitled
cause will proceed to sell public auction. on tho
premises hersinAfter designated FRIDAY.
O'Clock P. M
The CONTENTS and FIXTURES OF a Tailor
Shop and the furniture tn rein contained situated
at No. l6 Royal street, in the Merchants and Auc-
tioneers Exchange, second district If this city; also
an assortment OF Cloth, CASHMERE, Velvet etc. The
who per inventory which can be seen in my
office. -
Personally seized in the above suit.
Terms-Oa5h on the spot
GEO. W AVERY,
fe5 st Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans
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ny MONTGOMERY HW0s, a co.
ID r. NJ MONTGOMERY. Auctioneey-Wtn be sold On
THURSDAY. February &. At II o'clock. ~ Old
Auction Mart. No. 81 Camp sereqe-- = ..-
"A general assortment Of HOUSEHOLD tURN1.
TURE, such a. Rosewood. Mahogany, and Walnut
NJ and Walnut Tstea. Sofas Sprinf Seat Chairs,
Easv Chairs, Marble Top Centre Tables, Marble lop
OaFpeta French Plate Mirrors Matlressea Aoasat
iurs Paintings, Cooking Stoves and Utengia ete-'
A large iayoles Of Cottage Beds. Care and sfeoe
Seat Ohaifs. eta. -
TEBagH-Oash. -
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SPB0IAL NOTIOE8

NIeetRnR OF CoHeehouse Keepera,-The
committee appointed for the purpose Of making ar
rangsments for meeting Of the coifeshOuse keep.
ers hereby give notice thai meeting will be held
at National Hall, Psydras street, between Frankun
and Liberty, on FRIDAY, February I, At half past
O'Clock. A general attendance is requested.
JAMES MCGOWAN
fsS st OF the COMMITTEES.
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sIsO. 900 worth of New Furniture
at COST.
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| TNREAT BROAD GAUGE DOUBLE TRACK
VI ronte to New York, Boston, and New EnRlano
cities. e15t.t
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Ra@Psrt Strest.,".......lss
Corner Of PsrdidO.
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|'s(a
AAEA
|elet 4
ROVE
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VIII attsnc 10 tho Sale, Purchase, and Renting OF
Real Estate as heretofore negotiate Mortgages aud
attend to outdoor Sales of every description. dit
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-02-04

The Portland Daily Press ia one of the largest
ssed journals, Ia ably conducted has regular CORES.
pondents IN the principal cities In the State In adj
dtiea toi!s special dispatches and regular CORES
pondents 10 New York. Washington &c. We do
not why our citizens who want large sized DO
ntical and commercial daily newspaper do not take
the Press rather than the Boston journal. The
Prese Is every way the better paper tor Maine read
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-02-04

Where 10 the sense In womau's starving
because she has no TODD In her hands. when q
woman 10 starving by her sida because She
has no hands for her food? feel indignant
when l hear these multiplied stories of whole
sale restitution. am disposed to say 10
these women: II you choose to stay at home
and perish, rather than to 20 into your neigh
boris kitchen and supply your vents, do SO ;
but do not appeal to those for pity from whom
you refuse employment. know there are
many who are tied to their own wretched
homes; but ii those who are unencumbered
would resort TO the kitchens of the rich, 1t
would relieve the stress of competition, those
who remain would command better price
for their labor, and starvation would be per-
manentiy stopped. Il do not say this because
housework Is woman's sphere, but because
it is honest work that calls her, and any hon
est work in her power Is better than starva-
tion, ind more dignlied than complaint and
outcry. Il 1t were picking apples. or gather
ing hnckleberrles, instead OF homework,
should recommend that just the same.---Gail
Hdnilton
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HOTELR.
Hotel Directory.

-g+..-f- Auburn.
EN- House, Coml. st. W. 5. Young, Proprietor.
.srr Augusta.
AUGUSTA HOUSE, State st. j. II. King, Proprietori
rEsoBscoT EXCHANGE, A. Woodward, Proprietor.
Bath
bath HOTEL, Washington ST. c. NJ Plummer, p o.
LEA9a's HOTEL. Corner of Front and Vine streets,
o. Leach, Proprietor.
AMXRioAS House, Hanover al y Ries pronr,e.or
rARkEk HOUSE, School st. H. ID. Parker & Co,
REVERE HOUSE,, Bowdoin Square Bulsnch R,ns-
ham, Wnsley q CO., Proprietors -
TEEaohT hoIsE. fremont St. Brigham, wrisley
Bethel.
CHANDLER House, L. >. Chandler & Co Pronprs
CHAPMAN HousE, ). Ii. Chapman, Proprietor.
Danviiie Junction.
CLARK's DINtkG HALL, braDd Trunk Railway
Depot, NJ. w. Clark, Proprietor.
DiAfeid.
ANDRosooe6IS HorsE. l.. ID. Kidier, Proprietor.
r,,~,,..o., W. Lewiston. -, -
LEV isIoS house, Oh pei St, j. b. Hill q Co
800 Mechanic Fall..
EAGLE ROUSE, 7. B. Cobb, Proprietor.
Norridgewoek.
DAHFoRrH HOUSE, ID. Danforth. Proprieior
Portland.
ALBION House, III Federal Street, J. @. Perry
AhEislCAN hut Sc. inu'a St W. III. Lewis, Prop'r
CnMMERcIAL House, Cor. Fore and Cross Streets
H. y. Cram, Proprietor.
cuMBEHlAsD HoUsE, Green st. j. o. Kidder, Pro-
CITY II TEL, Corner cfCongress and Green street
John p. Davis & Co.
fHEsIE HOUSE, Congress st. s. D. Krogman, Pro
PoRrL AND HOUSE, II Green st. r. Potter. Prop'r
ST LAwREScE HOUSE, II India ST. j, Ta,ior Pro.
prfstor.
U: .. HOTEL, junction Of Congress and Federal Sta
N. j. Davis, Proprietor
WALKEs IoUsE, opposite Boston Depot, Adams q
Paul, PToprietors.
RaymoBd,s VILLAGE.
CENTRAL HOUSE, W. II. Smith Propriotof
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Miscellany.



A Paris correspondent Of the London
News writes as follows:
Rosa Bonhenr has been named Aeaderni-
cienne by the Antwerp Institute. Honors
richly deserved are rapidly ercwDing the
great artists career. IN 1866, the Empress
drove from the Palace Of Fontaineblean to
present her In person, with the star Of the
Legion d'Honneur. Mdlle. Bonheur's coun-
try place Is rather an extensive farm than the
ordinary residence Of lady of her position.
Every variety OF COW, sheep, OK, goat and
horse Is TO be seen, not only on the sur
rounding lawn, but cr0wding round theR
proprietor who 10 attired In cloth blouse
tn winter and rtder garments apparently nor
rowed from her brother, stick Ia hand and
O hat stuck any way on small, but reInarka~
bly, well-shaped head eoife Ia Titus, or In
less technical terms, the hair cut like mans.
The animals know her and follow her about.
She absolutely refuses to receive ordinary
visitors. 521t6 s&asf s'stt5
The following anecdots has been related to
me. A friend of hers had little girl Of ex-
traordlnary beauty, TO whom Mdlle. Bonheur
was much attached. The child, however, ac-
Quired habit, In which she persisted, of max
ing q series of gylmaces, constantly putting
her fingers in her mouth, putting out her
cheeks, and even bringing her tongue Into
play In the service Of her peculiar line Of DISC
bedience. Naturally every means of cure was
tied, but in yain.s The child only grimaced
the more. Mdlle. Bohheur, unknown to her,
sketched each separate contortion, adding a
comic expression to the features, but perfectly
preserving the likeness. The sketches were
bound In an album and presented without
any observation to the young delinquent, who
turned over the sketches In silence and was
never seen TO grimace again. gtts.s,
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A Railread Iueideus.

The Citizen, published OF Phelps, Ontario
county, N. Y, contains the following partic-
ulars OF an interesting railroad incident:
Police officer Hiram Peck relates the fol-
lowing incident as having happened short
time since, while he was returning from
Michigan with q prisoner. Starting ont OF
Detroit on the Toledo road, the cars were
very much crowded. Just IN front of then
were seated two well dressed young women,
who had seats turned facing each other, and
were seated In one of them and had two band
boxes In the other. At the first station an old
Lady came In, and passing By looked wisttuuy
ct the bandboxes, but not receiving any en-
couragement to sit down, she passed on.
Upon aseertaining that It was the only seat In
the car but what had two persons In II, she
went back to the women aud asked them Il
the seat was engaged. She was answered
that 1t was. Every one else In the car knew
they fbbed. A solld-built, diQnifed, smart
looking man Just opposite spoke to the women
and said, THE old lady appears inhrn, aud if
you would move your boxes along little she
could sit down beeide them" ave give you
70 understand, sirsp was the tart reply, .tha.
this seat is engaged" Very deliberately the
gentleman got up and gave bis seat to the
old lady, and then turning around, coouy SO.
the boxes on the floor In the aisle, and occu-
pied the seat himself facing the women, slip
ped his spectacles over his nose, and resumed
his morning paper. The manner In which be
did It Though he said nothing) completely
awed the women, though they looked mad
enough 10 annihilate him. i,se
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Caulaoa e she rubi,c.

Every intelligent and tEinssinp parton m1it k5s4
hat remedies handel out Tor stnera, nse sbouJ lgrs
hei. efficacy established by wen testsl eperienss 70
the bends OF regularly educated PLY 81 ian, wtoss
preparatory studies lit him for all the duss be rs
fulfl yet the country Is flooded with poor nosIIxrs
and cure-ails, PIIportng TO be the best IN Tie world.
Will D are not only usesess, bur Hlway. Injurious,
his physician, as u he lHneDtahi5 yet eentTovs rtt.
BILE fact thar many syphibdc patients are ade is
from inexperienced pbysi Jams IN esll prac'ic tor
IL point generally eoDeeced by The rest syll0siz-
pliers, that the stldy RIlG nnRnaFem fIEss COCA
would be competent anil sucesstul IN ilICir treat
Inent and cure. 1hs inexperienced gems al praetts
himself acquainted With their pathology, commonly
pursues one system OF treatment, la osi Eases s.
ing an indiserirniBate t,ac sanqreeS IND tn-
geroue weapon, the Mercury.
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Nave eepa.snes.

All who have committees an excess OF any IRA,
whether II be The SOLITARY vice youth, or de s1s
ing reouke or misplaced constance in LnlIursf ts2,
sEEE FoR AZ ASTIDoTE IN sDAsoy.
Tho Pains and Aches, and Lassitude and srvuzs
Prostlatiou thnt may follow Impure COitic-
are the Barometer to the whols syst.nc,
Do not wait the contamination that 10 sirs 10 m.
low; do not wa, for Unsishdy Ulesr1, &.
Disabled Limbs, for Loss O Beadiy
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n. "A. FOSTER,
PUBLISHER OF THE PRESS,
No. 4 Prinfers' Exchange, Portland, NE.



rFpm IN Hound rabls. New York. .Ju,v. 1867,
. rns M pes ev,,.a. ,.h,. snav-
gy IN colisting iacss psrsnng e the cSnmercia
editorial opinions are also expressed with Unusual
eeuntry that paws any c9nsiderabIe Attention 70 Ca
madam eyents - - - = -
from the wa.aryi,,e Mail Oct o.,
me o. sns aess are sParlng no ex-
improving their paper in every departmsnt arst
class daily may now be found without going out Of
sAe state.
.so " Sep', ~ ioo'I
The Portland Evening Star 70 conducted with
other Republican paper In the State. 1t presents It's
siews Win marked ability and defends them with
20 personal abuse, Islander and vhcatlon of political
contsss: with that of the Press published in the
From the Machias Republican, Oct. al
We learn, not for the first time. However tro,o n
letter IN tie Bangor WING and ,our'sr th tlo NJ
vi 81 no has accept;
Prsss M Giiord has bean ~ s"H i, a,
alton. aud has done good service, and Is capa-
es o. doing muen more: , MI, q. Is an earnest and
S,,sI, ' Hnn WIZ pe an acquisition 10 ire
'i'A COZ vi "Ane'
[From the Gardiner Home journal. Jan. l.,
r,,r povr,.,r ~, p,,a. .~ 80. =!
year with fiil and able orns g, edttn ST ;t
q determination ON the part OF the publishers. TO
make It merit the Large patronage 1t is receiving
Our merchants should consult their interests aud
take 1t Instead ofsupportng the Boston dailies en-
tirely. .....sl :, la. ~ Co.. a. .,1s IN go r.
tfrou the Lewiston journal, Jan. 81
For tina axecellart svrons,s a, r ao,s,o,,,,. ,...
which viii annear N ont 6rst sJ,,on Jn, Ho 10
Maine Leaslaiye sess,tn va are inSahsad ~ t nc
EorsLrnf presa With viii con 90 n ~ VIC
prlss receives it, report IN soeisi
she capital -
trrem the Kennehec Yseoor,a, Tow 4,
49, ~. = - = ,es o"A ~
!hs Loai LAr - DAILf EkEssis not onlya credit
sne a ~ ~ t gu so - ne S.a.e s now as large
dsesves hIeh rsSS I.s nd ~ POM 2. aosy e
49, 10 eusi.o. ia1 ,sIe oven oui
nn N M AM. i.sJ a,.a spaIHnng EVE NOT COM
th sI ,i,rIS, S;sash Inc fress aiso mas
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-02-04
Hsw E4ny Thousands oaa Te.aIr, 80 gaia
By Unharpy ExperEaace!

Young men troubled with emissiCna il tleep,--A
complaint generally the Jesuit OF Rad hatit in
y0uth-treated scientifically and perfsct cure ysr.
tainted or no charge made.
Hardly day passes but we are consulted hy ons c.
more young men with the above deeasg, soscs OK
whom are ae weak and eInacated tuou h ihss lad
the consumption and by their friends are supposed %
have It, All such cases yield 20 the proper and only
correct course of treatment, and IN rkcst tTa "a
made to rejoice In perfect health.