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Gov. ANDREWS IDEA OF LIQUOR LAW
The late Ex-Governor Andrew of Massachu-
sets, in private letter which has just been
published, explains his own view of what a
proper liquor law would be:
Our present prohibitory law provides for
good liquor, but there being no competition
and no current inspection, it gives bad liquor
at high price. want open, public sales by
taverners, apothecaries and good grocers I'M
inspection, and that kept up by commission
ers. Let the police visit frequently every IL
censed place, take specimens, and have it test
ed. Let the present law apply to all unli-
censed persons; and let licenses be granted
grant them
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Old quacks still chew on foliies past;
Pick up new fools, and skin the last,
And plead as earnest, to the passer by,
Fotone mere victim, false RELIEF to try.
But Walcott's Pain Paint ruins their busi-
ness, for it can be tested free of cost at no
Chatham Square, n. Y, at the drug store of
T. ID. c. Miller, NJ. D., 1885 Third Avenue, n
Y, and at 81 Cornhill, Boston.
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HE Sunday Advertiser continues to make
its ever welcome visits on Sunday morning,
filed with choice miscellaneous reading and
all the latest Geographic intelligence from the
great business centers. It is supplied to city
subscribers by carriers, at $3.50 a year. TRY it
for three months and you will not be without
it afterwards
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For sale.

-0NE TILToN G MCFARLAND SAFE. Apply
e " TO CID. s. II. 4 PLuMMER,
lebll11w.s No. 10 Un.on street
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Republican Ward Cnucuses.

The Republican voters of this city are re-
quested to meet at their various wards on
WEDNESDAY EVENING, February IL,
at IL o'clock for the purpose OF electing
seven delegates from each ward to meet in
convention, to nominate a candidate for
MAYOR to be supported by the Republicans
at the municipal election on Monday, March s.
Ward will meet at the Republican head
quarters on Congress street, corner of Market;
other wards at their various ward rooms.
Per order Republican City Committee
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TO BE LEAi

tttE large, e0nmo lious ani pleasant room, r-yv
y = occupied b % Merchants ENchlHg..ayc- tho
Cidee o ne 1nie1iat.o"a' Telegraph Company. On
Sne Haef o. Fec r9nSe and Foe suest5 t. e ict,
may be male 70 lie u4deIs guoi.
Portland, Fes. 4, 1903 iei2ltf
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Hotel Proprietors,

Hotel proprietors who are subscribers 10 the
Daily Press, or who become so by sending theiI
names and the pay for ono years subscription
to the Office, can have their name, the name
and location OF their hotel published in the
Press under the head of HOTEL DIRECTORY
once week, during the continuance of theil
subscription without CHARGE .
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died.

In Baldgin, Feb, 9, Capt. Sylvgnas gseheldor.
aged 80 years months. Ea g'U-ar
IN Saco, Feb. G. Nrs. Maria. wife OF Row james
Ferpad aged 81 years months. 49,
In Lyman, Feb. J, Leonora G. Written, aged IS
aged SO years. 80 49, -'
In Gardiner. Feb. !, 11rs Abigail g. wifo Of Joel
+. fapleY. agei 90 wears. +, i~re A
IN NoTthpart, Jan. 10, albert L. Hit aged Of yrs.
IN Gardner, Feb.5, Mr.. Michael Buns, aged 4
years.
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Business Items.


A VALUABLE HORSE belonging to Mr.. Philip
II. Brown backed off wharf yesterday and
was drowned. IF he had been insured at Lor-
ing g. Thurston's agency, No. Exchange
street, the owners loss would have been re-
duced to trifle.
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The Daily and rsaiue state Pres.

May be obtained at the Periodical Depots OF Fes-
6T R, t ~
q. M. Curtis, and at Portland s. Rochester Depot.
At Biddeftrd, OF Pillsbury Bros.
AT Saco OFF, S. Locke. -
AT Brunswick, of W. r. Fields.
At Wateryille, of j. S. Carter.
At Gorham of News Agent.
At Bath of j. o. Shaw.
Agents Wanted-J. T.. Lloyd.
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MARRLED. r1

In Buxton, Jan. a. Leonard Darling OF Boston,
and Emily SAWYER, 81 Buxton. ylD
IN Liberty, Jan. Is. A. ). Loyejoy, Of Augusta,
anu Elyua PTcscat.. OF L.. - .-.--.~- Gff.t'
IN Montyill+,y Jan. 81, Emery W. Bradbury Of
Lewiston. and Mary A. boulter, OF Knox
. In t;ooSport. Jan. ~ john J.rAiah6Iy, OF Cam
den, and Patience T. Knight, CO LiDe0nyile.
In Aorrill dan. II, Luther q. Blodgett and Nora
Knowi,On. Il fr.ra -
In Sebcc, Jan. % Abel q. Chase OF s.. and Ar
neite Il. Sargent Oh Milo. 3-7 agrrf ri
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spEQIAL NOrTa.Irs
Bristol limo.

The steamers Brisol ard Providence having been
wlitdrawn Tor lew week, in order 20 rcp0yatc and
ret ,Ien, tie Bristol line viii run two lirst-cfas.
fast prccilcrs f5in Bristol fu Connection with io-
ton and ProVleDos Railroad, clusyely Tor Ettielf
SHIPPERS are assure ttheir goods vii he Oalive1ed
with prnmptness. aud despatch. Mark your goods
"Bristol Line Ship by Boston ana prOyi !ence
h!hroad. For tur her information, stencils aud re-
Gelpts 3priy ut Compauy's Ufi 10. 3 Old State
House Boston, corner Washiu gton and sta se cts
me bristol and ProvideI &C viii resume tser trips
at IN carry day. GEO. SHiVERiCK,
Jun = Is o. Jaidu 81 Freight Agent.
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REMovAL.-Mr. w. Sparrow has removed to
his new and elegantly finished Office, near the
corner Of Exchange and Middle streets, where
he will be happy to see his friends and numer-
Gus patrons. Persons obtaining life or Gre in
surance-wil find Mr.. Sparrow the man to talk
with. See advertisements
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NorICE.-An adjourned meeting of the
stockholders of the Portland and New York
Steamship Company will be holden at the Of
flee of the Company on Calls wharf, in Port
land, ON Tuesday, the thirteenth day of Febru-
airy, current, at ten o'clock A. NJ
HENRY Fox, Clerk and Treasurer.
February It'll, 1868. I'd
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LIFE ISsURANcE.-Mr. L. NJ Sanborn .suo-
ceeds the late NJ. B. Page, as General Agent
for the North American Life Insurance Com
pany, Office No. 65 Exchange street. Mr.. Sam
born evidently understands his business and
represents good Company. 8
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The following item of Mexican intelligence
which came over the wires Saturday in the
general ollapodrida we rescue from its chaotic
surroundings, both as an important piece of
current news and as an example of the felicit-
GUS use of language:
The telegraph has been indig,troted as far
as Guilla, on the line to connect with Osiaca
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DETENTION OF TRAINs.-The morning train
from Augusta to this city yesterday was de-
tanned several hours in consequence OF ice
covering the rails az East Bowdoinham by
which the engine slipped from the track. 1t
did not arrive here until near o'clock P. NJ,
and then came in with the train that, left Au-
gusta at Ii O'Clock. Both trains missed their
connection with the Boston train. t1a.
The train on the Grand Trunk road was de-
tanned about three hours from ice on the
track. e ag~E-es Frrv
The Maine Central train was only few
minutes behind time
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The BANGOR GRANT CLUD completed its or
ganization, on Saturday evening, by the choice
of Samuel L. Hersey, President; George VAR
ney, siias G. Hatch, Charles Hamlin, Isaac NJ.
Currier AS. Weed, Daniel White, W. p.
Wingate, Vice Presidents; JsSwett Rowe,
Recording Secretary; Joseph Bartlett, Cor
responding Secretary; Ebenezer T. Fox, Treas
urer -'-'f ..''-' Grass
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Portland and Vicinity.
New Advertiseme n,s rhi. Day.

SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
Mains Elderberry Wine.
ENTERTAINMENT ooLuMz.
Tbeatre-Deering Hail.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
Acknowledgements Insurance Agency
Valentines--S. II. Colesworthy.
Black Fur Collar Lost.
Boarding, 81 Wilmot Street.
Room to Let-Wondbury Davis.
Annual Meeting Maine Central r. r. Co.
Breakfast Shaw! Lost.
Eotice-H. A. Symondg.
TeDement Wanted.
Safe for Sale-C. NJ. g. II. T. Plummer
Stationary Engine, &c., for Sale.
Executrix's Notice-Aiariha Cahoon.
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PORT 0R poaTtAN ND.
nsndnt. g'ebra.ry II

- AtkIbED.
Stea ner Ffaneouia, Sherwood, New York 81 4
Bsrgne y M Iiasen, Eall, Sew York.
Sch Aid Bunker, Baltimore
Sch Attic Garwoou Godfrey, Boston, to load for
Savanna. es.tatt ~ tsf s5t., t.si1lslgd - -
Sch Jerusha Baker. Barberiek, Boston 500
Sch U 5 Grant. Smith, PASSPORT for Gloucester
- CLEARED. fra
Steamer New Brunsgicl, Winchester. Easinort
AMI ST John, NB-A sfubbs fI ~
sen Mary 4 Rankin Beaise, PHILADELPHIA 3
Fickerson 6 a. QttEs "a tsgeN M
Sen Silver Aag1iet Watson, New York; L Heb.
son.
SAILED-baTquo Raehet; brig Caroline Y Kelley;
I'm .s Iteie moss. 4lanhg ahstOso9E Nellie Chase
From RfqpeA 0fce KesterR Ceios Telrgraps
? ar at Baltimore STA, n Annie 5arris, Hafti., FIN
Portland. -..-s. ..s--,.r IN 800 $3.50
Ar at Holmes Hole 7th. brig Eta N 1ueser
Tucker -datan1as Ior PoItlarll.- fr. % 49,
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BETTER TIMES are dawning. One Devlin,
ernment out OF 100000 whiskey tax, has been
convicted for his crime by the United States
Court in New York. His counsel has moved
for new trial, bnt meanwhile he is not releas-
ed on bail H
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The Republicans of Ward Three are request
ed to meet at Republican Headquarters, cor
ner of Congress and Market streets, this eve-
ming at IL o'clock. A full attendance is de-
sired. Business of Importance will be pre-
serlted - u - 49,
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Ward Five.

The Republicans of Ward are requested to
meet at the Republican Headquarters, corner
of Congress and Market streets, this evening
at IL o'clock. A general attendance is re-
quested. '4tfA
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The social gathering which was notified to
be held at the Vestry of the Central Church,
on Thursday evening, is postponed on account
of the Ministerial Convention to be held at
High street on that evening.
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HAMPERS BAzAR.-Fessenden Brothers,
Lancaster Hall, have received the seventeenth
number Of this beautiful journal OF fashion.
1t is handsomely illustrated and fully main
tains the good reputation it has acquired.
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Horse LosT.-A valuable horse belonging
to Mr.. Philip II. Brown, backed off Merchants
wharf yesterday afternoon, and was drowned
before any assistance could be rendered the
animal to get him ont. IL
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Republican Headcuarter.

The Hall on the corner Of Congress and
Market street is now open day and evening to
all Republicans. All the city papers there on
file Regular meeting and speaking Saturday
evening at half past Z a.4
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DANCE-The fifth assembly Of the West
brook Good Templar Association will take
place on Tuesday evening, Feb. 18th. Chand-
Ter VIII be there. Tickets as cents. They are
sure to have good time. fob10-2s
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TEE h1rnEoID-eev EsrroN.--lyt reytIrr- 10 II,
best for the city of Portland to invest mill
lion and q half in the Portland and Ogdens-
burg railroad is question which cannot be
intellGently treated.without o large citation Of
facts not yet before the public. 1t may not be
best to invest SO large % sum; it may not be
prudent to invest dollar. These are matters
TOR future consideration. The only question
now is, whether the people Of Portland have
anything to say in the premises. 1t is con-
ceded that the Legislature has heretofore, by
general and special laws, conferred this priv
ilege upon other cities and towns, but * I"
whose article we print this morning, argues
that such legislation is unsound and that une-
quail and onerous burdens will thereby be i'm
posed upon the small property holders. II
this is true, there can be no danger in leaving
the matter to the small property holders who
unquestionably constitute two thirds of our
population. But tx" goes farther, claiming
that municipal government is not organized
for Speculation" and has no right to engage
in building railroads, or sugar houses, or cotton
mills, or in the wholesale dry goods business.
He calls this carrying out the principle to its
logical conclusion. If the principle is, as we
take it to be, that necessary undertakings too
great for private enterprise must be taken in
hand by the public, then OK" has pushed his
argument long way beyond its logical conclu-
sion. The manufacture of sugar and cotton
and the sale of dry goods can be managed very
well by private enterprise. So can the build
ing of roads and bridges, and the education of
children, after a fashion. Yet there is no
doubt that the public is better and more econ
omically accommodated since turnpikes and
toll bridges have gone out of use, and better
and more economically educated than under
system of private instruction. If the rail-
road has come to be an essential feature of the
modern system of transportation-as it has
it the experience of railway construction and
management thus far shows that the original
corporations always fail and their successors
acquire a monopoly dangerous to the public
weliare-and it does-then we submit that the
public which builds streets and highways, and
bridges, may also with perfect propriety build
railroads. Whether it is best for Portland to
help build the ogdensburg road, ard if at all,
to what extent, are questions into which it is
unreasonable to enter. That Portland should
have, as other cities have had, an opportunity
to consider these questions and decide for her
self, is only reasonable and just.
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KNOX COUNTY.
PENoBscor couNTY

prices for produce, &c., in that market: Pota-
toes, S1.o0: oats, 90c.; barley, $40 to $1.29;
dried apple, IS to loo; yellow eyed beans,
$440; pea beans, $425 TO $3.50; eggs, soc.
round hogs, from II 10 ICE according to quality
and weight; turkies from p to 25c.; chickens
from 10 to lSc. winter butter % to 30c. solid
do, so to BE-; lump from Sc to 3sc. for good
fair yellow; green hard wood, 5000; seasoned
or dry, 81 90.
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KANSAS AND MINNESOTA last fall refused to
allow their black citizens to vote, the latter
giving majority of one thousand and the
former a majority of nine thousand against
the proposition. There is reason to believe
that the decision in both cases will be speedily
reversed. In fact the reform was in both
States so much involved with other measur es
of doubtful expediency that there was really
no accurate expression of the will of the peo-
Pile on the vital matter. There is now report
that movement is already on foot in Minne-
sofa to submit the question to the people sec
ond time at the next general election. In
Kansas the reaction in public feeling on both
the questions of female and negro suffrage is
indicated by the passage by the State Senate
of a resolution allowing any person, without
regard to sex or color, to practice law in all
the courts of the State, if they are only pro-
VIded with the necessary legal qualifications
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YESTERDAY was cloudless day, but many
Clouds were received at Davis s, Co.'S, No. 10
Clapps block, Congress street. Get one and
keep your ears warm.
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The Confessions and Experience of
TnuaTil

PUBLISHED For the benefit, and rs q CAUTION
L 10 YOUNG 0rE& anigetlieTS Nllo Suffer hom
Sersons nebiliiy, TT nature iteav loi Manhood,
&C, supplying The Means o. Self-Cure. Written by
one who cured hin.selt and sent tee on receiving q
port-paid directed envelope.s Address NAIIIAN-
lei MAYFAIR, Brooklyn, n. J. also Tree. ~ the
same publisher, a ciseular OF DAISY SWAIN, The
great Poem Of the War
dc3I-d,&U2D-s-y
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DISASTER n

The new ship james 4 Wright, Capt Morse from
Bath, which got ashore on the bar on Charles on
was got OH ey he assistance Of two tu9s, VII eh we're
sent trour the city, Part OF her cargo Of liy was
thrown overheard ami she vas Leaking badly hay
ing abont iour feet water IN hcs hold Her fcp
viii necesaagily b. oaleifsive.i
snip Westminster, bei5re reported niesinq was
tormsiiy hL0Hn as the stltoTdshirr. Oih going 10
sea or the hrst tine she was caught IN snow stjim.
sa5et ana driven ashore on Cape cod Siawas
got on ana repaired. ani sinRe that time has lost
with all on boafA.----- '
Brig n I Freeman, Thompson. troal New Yor,,
for 5 Johns NF. Is q total wreck near grrcp3esv
All hands lost except the master. -
Shp Coronet, from Plymouth, Eng, Tor Pensacola
pa,ore reI0ftea wrec Aef was sold at adctiCn 18Th
ut. fJr $1,000. = -.a.I7 u. -.-- y 80. y $50
p sen = spencer, from Cardonas TOR Phila seinbi9
pat Into Charcston 7lh inst in distrtsl. fayino
sprung q leak. -'''Ns
Key West, Jan ea-The FIRE in the hold of sefr
Grace Clifton remains rs yet unsxthsuis eli INC
~ aperature is cl0scd.
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A DEMOCRATIC NEGRO cousin german of
the white blackbird. addresses Democratic
meetings and edits a Democratic paper in Tli-
nois The New York World seems to appre-
ciate this negro, though it makes mouths at
all the rest of the race.
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WooDMAN & WHITNEY have removed to No
81 Exchange street, next store above Hall L.
Davis bookstore. feb11tf
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DROWN UNIVERSITY has elected DR.. Alexis
oas"eli PRESIDENT of that institution in place
Oh Or sears, who resigned the position to act as
general agent Of the trustees Of the Peabody
Fund for the promotion of education in the
Southern States. DR.. CasweIl was Professor of
Philosophy and Astronomy in the University
for sbout thirty-six years; and four years since
resigned and retired from the service of tho
College. His recall, under the circumstances
is alike creditable to the Doctor sud the cor
poration a 20
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CUMBERLAND COUNTY.

We learn from the Lewiston journal that
Mr.. and Mrs. Johr Morgan of New Glouces-
ter, celebrated their GOLDEN wedding on Thurs
day evening last, at the homestead where they
have resided ever since they were MARRIED.
Alr. Morgan has attained the age Of rs years,
and his estimable lady is four years younger,
but both are SO active and healthy tilat most
people would set their ages at least ten years
less. Mrs. Morgan on her last birthday, spun
seven skins of yarn, and has woven her We b
of cloth this season. -AFe
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PASSENGERS.

-I-------
In the Austrian for LivaTpool-Mr Boutwell, Mr.
Guaelinger and wife, Mr. Kffby, Mr. ana Mrs Lees,
af ard -rs Silssp, DR. Butler, MessrsIi ars falf
Macsay C rion, u aesenzie AIeCullo II, + IaidlaW.
jas White, Il McDo,;til Root Campbell 1t Ses-
mour Mr. CSowsl1,S bir " Wi, JT, MIR Roberts, Mr.
age. TT
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Portland AID Ogdensburs Railroad

GOVERNOR CHAMBERLAIN of this State dill
vers his admirable lecture on the "Surl ender
OF Lee" in Music Hall, Boston, this evening.
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THERE was never more ridiculous story
than that telegraphed from Washington about
the quarrel between Mr.. Seward and Mr.
Thornton, the new English minister. As was
to be expected, the whole matter is contradict
ed. The Washington special of the Boston
Journal says the 'printed account Of suppos-
ed conversation between Secretary Seward and
the British Minister, Thornton, in which the
latter is represented as becoming indignant at
the former upon an allusion to the settlement
of the Alabama claims, is purely fiction. Moth
ing of the kind ever occurred, and the inter-
course between Mr.. Thornton and our admin
istration has been pleasant and courteous at
al times" He also says that at Secretary Sew
ards reception to the diplomatic corps on Sat
urday night nearly every member was present,
including Mr.. Edward Thornton, the new
British Minister, duly who was admitted, and
was exceedingly affable and pleasant to all,
and especially to tie Sec.etary of State.
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THE WASHINGTON WoMAN."-The New
York Sunday Mercury is responsible for the
following story which reminds one of the pro-
ceedings at the courts of some of the more in
famous Stuarts: n
The suit recently commenced by Mrs Perry,
known as the washington woman" against
HenryA. Smythe, Collector of the port of New
York to recover large amount as her share OF
Smythe's sale of the General Order business
for $4,000, has been quietly settled through
the Intervention of President johnson, whose
friendship for the lady has secured her small
torture from Government patronage. Smythe
positively refused, it is said, to part with even
one of his greenbacks for the benefit of Mrs.
Perry; and he was, it is further alleged, the
possessor of secrets impaired to him by Mr..
johnson which mysteriously secured to him
the sinecure he now holds. The Washington
woman, however, was inexorabe; and, about
the time when Smy the was cited to appear be-
fore the Supreme Court, the President inter-
fered, and thus prevented a trial. which
would have been one of the most remarkable
II not the most scandalous, on record. a YER
pal message was sent from here to one of the
federal Office holders in New York, to raise
tne amount of subscriptions from the heads
OF the revenue and other departments, in or
der to appease Mrs. Perry; and, of course,
the needed sum was at once furnished, and
the legal proceedings were consequently
quashed The sequel to the case has rel
leved Collector Smythe from curious and
unenviable dilemma, and has made the
President happy.
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An Essay for Young Men on the crime OF solitude,
andthe Diseases and Abuses which create impeGi-
menis TO marriage, with sure mems If ri ct. Sent
in sealed envelopes. free OF charge. address, DR. j.
ShILiiN noUGHToN, Howard Association,
Philadelphia, Pa. - sN dGw3m
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Eghy suder lrom sores 2

When. by the use Of the ARNICA OINTMENT
you be easily cured 1t has relieved thousands
from Barns, ScIids, Chopped HGrdS, SDr1iqs cuts,
Wounds, and ecery CoHBifiRtof he SIN. Try II,
as it costs but % cents Be sure 20 ask Tor 80
s1o1Eale'S -4gsaica Ointment,
For sale by all druggists or send your address and
SO cents TO o. ?. SEYMOUR s. Coz Boston, Mass,
and receive box by return mail. w. +. Plllips &
&c, isen Is ior Aiaine. sd 3 april2Glysh q