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The Portland daily press., 1868-10-27
AN ELECTION

Ofsome Importance took place in Inver-
ness county Nova Scotia on Thursday, result
ing in the defeat of Mr.. Blanchard the Union
candidate for seat in the local Parliament
and the choice of his opponent Mr.. McDon-
aid The canvass has been an exciting ore,
animnense effort having been made to secure
the seat Tor Mr.. Blanchard, t.being under
stood that his return would be received as
indicating reaction against the repeal move
ment.
The Portland daily press., 1868-10-27

Adding to this the amount of wooden goods
manufactured by the Bates Mills, we shall
have total of wooden goods sold in this Dis
trict, the last quarter. of more than 500 900
and of both eettons and woolens a total of
about Al 800 600
The Portland daily press., 1868-10-27
American Fish Hook and Needle Go.

Neao Haven, Ct, Aug. Is, 1868.
w r have appointed Messrs JORDAN n
hEA e, OF Portland, Me-. sole agents Tor
.ne sac Oh our Hooks fol the city of Portland who
WI De prepared to fill all orders for the trade on the
same terms as by us
co.s CHARLES A. CROSBY, Secretary.
The Portland daily press., 1868-10-27
of fCopartnership

Dissolution Of fCOpartnership
fINHE copartnership heretofore existing under the
Il style OF LEACH, PARKER & CO. is this day
dissolved by mutual consent. The business will be
settled by Leach g. Parker.
Portland, Sept 80 1868.
SPECIAL PARTNERSHIP
NONVERS LEACH, HORACE B. PARKER
~ and EDWARD ROBINSON, all of Portland,
Cumbt rland county. have this Both day of Septem-
ber, A. ID. 1SC8 to med limited partnership, in a.
cordance with the provisions Of the Statutes of
Mafne and have executed certificate thereof a. fol-
l0ws:-The name of the firm is Leach & Parker.
The special partner is Edward Robinson of said
70 tland, and the gene al partners Convers o.
Leach and Horace B. Parker, likewise of said Port
land.
The business to be transacted is the Dry Goods
business at said Portland, and the amount of capi-
ta' contributed by said Robinson is twelve thousand
2,000) dollars. Said parinership commences this
thirtieth day Of September, A. b. 1863, and is to
cease the twenty-nnth day Of Sep ember A. d. 1873.
(Signed CONvERS o. lie ,CH.
~ HORACE d. PARKER. 81
tStampl EDWARD ROBINSON.
STATE OF MAINE.
CUMBERLAND, IS:
October 1, A. D. 1868.
personally appeared Convers o. Leach, Horace B.
truth OF The above certificate and acknowledged the
same as their tree act. Before me,
lSlgned) WILLIAM L. PUTNAM,
lolampl Justice of the Peace.
STATE OF MAINE.
Registry OF Deeds, received Oct 1, 1868, at H. 80
m. T. NJ, and recorded in Book 1852, page 800.
(Signed) EBEN LEACH, Register.
ocSeod6w
The Portland daily press., 1868-10-27

LEWISTON, Oct. %, 1868.

"eOesett9ns T Of Me Internal Reuenue Depdrtrnen
-i@otae Wheels Educational - De Senec
The Portland daily press., 1868-10-27
MANuFAcTuRING RrsINEss NOW.

This has been quite good all summer, but is
improving now. Cotton has got down to 25 to
26 cents for middling Supply on hand is
small, nor is there large stock of goods. The
Bates Mills, which are starting up as fast as
they can obtain help, will soon be in full oper-
alton. The woolen department has not been
lie at all. That portion of the Continental,
which has been stopped for few months, is
getting under way again. Indeed everything
promises soon to be about as lively as lively
can be-
The Portland daily press., 1868-10-27

Besides our cottons, s,woolens and shoes, there
are many other manufactures of considerable
Importance in this district for example: paper,
leather, machinery, betting, cards, excelsior,
bobbins, clothing, furniture, brick aud lumber,
not to mention shipping of which no returns
are required to be made. Thus the sales of the
Lewiston Machine Co. for the last quarter
were $42 146; and of paper by A. G. Dennison
& Co. Mechanic Falls, about S9O,0NO for the
quarter ending June 30. Indeed the sales of
all manufactures in this District for July, Au-
gust and September must aggregate nearly
three million dollars
The Portland daily press., 1868-10-27

The deposits in this institution for the six
months ending September 80 amounted to
$1S5,S10. Its large new brick block on the
corner of Lisbon and Pine streets is advancing
rapidly towards completion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-07
LITERARY.

&c me Edifor OF THE TribWne
lhat the world renowned Hans Christian Adcrsen Of
Copenhagen will make an extensive tonr through the
limited states and II said that Prof Paul c. lnding,
the author OF the History OF the Nor nmen and Of the
recent interesting new novel Rhsft Fulton Is going
Seysen h expected in this city about the middle OF Feb
suary lis tour through our Union will no doubt be
equal those triunphs Which In oldeh Rome was DO
creed 70 conquerOrs. O. n H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-07
long ISLAND D-WINTER

~ ARRANnEMEkTLeaVs Jsmessip: $3.50 a. for Grecupot
and oil Ons eIcep, willow Tree ~ NorhpOrt Tnp r
all stations eiea, Willow Tree, BIPress rru Tor RveThs,d
stopping al Juss Marols Hcste. and all stations Chs
hsH vii through 70 6reenpo on Saturday light North
Passenger Train and all stations Ww Tree, $50
FsmiDgse Passenger train and woa this tan will ro tLcsgh
North sp Saarisy night Sunday Excursion Hunter
for Glea Cove Roslyn Hanugtos, Northpo
.urnlng arrives Hunters POn. n3O TO ths easd oel
20 ID BARTON
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-07

WORCESTER PALMER fiTCHBURG NASHUA, LOWELL CON-
CORD THK WHITE MOUNTAINS. AND
ISTERMEDI POINTS.
The rev and starch Of ths Nerve Line.
CITY OF BOSTON ard CITY OF EEW-rOHK
daily Sundays excepted at SeiOch non Pee
Ne ~ North River, foot Of yeshygl,
FOR NEW.LOND0N
sonne.tips with the Express Tsn from
Norwich and Worcester Boston and Worcester
and Nashua, and Ne Losioa and Northern Railroads.
Fright taken the information inquire Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-07
NETWORK and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD.
wiNTRP ARRANGEMENT.
COMMENCING NOV. %. 1858.
TRAINS LPsyR yEW.YORK;

Pssrg Station In New York TweniT TssIA-
ave. Entrance on Twenty sevsnthst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-07
II. III. MACY!

CHRISTMAS HOLlDAfS1 ....... ,,o,,o.xs,
". have now on hand choice varied assortment Of
FANCY DRY GOODS.
LACEs ENBROIDERiES, aud IANDKBRCHIEPS,
RIBBONS aud FLOWERS,
TRIMMINGS and SMALL WARES
HOSIERY and WHITE GOODS.
PERPUMERY and JBWELRY.
In selecting the stocks special reference has bsea made to the
Hoday great Of articles will be found suitable ioi
puts such a. Neck Ties Bows SGsbes Embroidered ana nhal
Trimmed Ilandk echisfa Genh aaes
Misses and Isukercles Of variety PCT up boIe'
expressly Chrmas Gins All kinds Of Lace Walls Cefnres ana
Bsrbs embroidered Collars and Sets Real Thread am
Gloves Aerapds KID Gloves Tides Doyles Table and Piano
Covers Shirts Carved Brackets
hooks Leather aud Fancy BAGS Reteues spool to
gs Silver lbnhes "ersed
slipper Cushion Patterns Jet Git sud Steel Sets OF Js"ey re
fnmery, Lalns Extracts, Brushes. Combs Dressing CaSea
TOILET SETS, TOILET BOXES, MIRRORS. tc
ADDITION shove magnificent assortment OF regular
pported GBe line Of French German and Vienna Fancy
Jexel Stands Bsd ard Carved Writing Desks
Jewel BoIes 81 match SILK, satn snd
sndkh AID Glove Bres Perumery Cases Vases and
Mautel IN splendid VARIETY French Marble Git and AsbA
Gard spd Bisqaet osaneu Fancy Work Boxes and usual
stock Of Do.s aui Toys Of description
addition the above have recently opened Svrrfe and
Clock Department design 20 exhibit To- the Holidays peni
these goods comprising The choicest patterns
ware best Tea sets T6isaTeie Sets Iny
Bouquet Stands Toilet Stands Wine Stands Pickle Jars Celery Jars
Better Bnuls Butter Kaves and all sizes
Pork and spooa will guarantees 10 Be oihe best
quality
Also solid srer-,re 9th. celebrated Gorhsn m.sutur Sets o.
Knives Forks speobs Napkin Rings Sugar ToSs t pu 10 hand
~ specially for Holiday Gins.
All good. hn advertised will be 'od at 'ar asa. popular
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-07

r."''rf Station IN S's York T.so ....S and r..A
TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK.
r 70, .C ,sa sss5s.P s go SEQ r lilo NE
For Milford s'iori Ear.d Southport ws.iPO, lOo iS
SorT. 10 % sr aOa ILsa m lsIs (E.) 400 srIl
as 10 Ei } SO seo Isnl pm
fcr stanford 200 500 tEIi 500 iS N; asls Ia, i ,se
% req s Il at ,as e s & &c.
"a a. ''''' ~"p CONNECTING rnAIvs
For For Boston v, sEosifi 1 70 2 s $50 sE '@r
is sp1a.sa = N tES an sec rr ,~
For Connection, River Railroad. 400 EIl nHr E'H
For Hartford Pro,i.ass ad Fhtn Railroad 500 (E,) Ms
For Y.wHav,o y.rL,uIo and s,OaIDs;os Railroad na@Iu,
For Canal RaYosd 400 n ,sp NJ Y0rl,nrtos AMI VIII
For Hss,,tou. Railroad. 500. m, aOon@
FOR kaas,sDsi Railroad soo a M 3@ ~ SSs..
fsr DsabarJ snd Sor",E Rsilrosd 100 seo AZ n, 40
e'~~'d'a' Sleep 's0''' ''1'''' iSaEs d HoIr s.r.
n JERSEY r. R-CnANGE OF HOUR,
ioa $50 1 D. ~ via C,aies o NJ p m v. ". Pima
,ons % 49, ! rs a $40 N For ss sosts ana Dt
TIE 5aE s 80 slss;i cs:ss AZ: eis
s but one eS,os, Silver Palace ..spDscas gu s.l' r.
sinn, BY s.l' 'ras, b. ether lines f.sy se.r1.
sss sns S: tTcfsSs s's
SOUTH SIDE RAILROAD OF L. l.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
On aud after pec-rber laSa. the train. will hne-u
$50 from Rooseves, Ferry, Mall snt Accommodates for Say.
vile ssd Jay Stations
3i5r M cypress Tor J,nic, Pcsrsars Cornsn BsSwe~ire
Mseh South Bay aai all Stations last &c ssys P'
Wildwood
15 p M. Mail and Accommodations 20 Iip ard a. shtus
ESQ p. M, Accommodation to jamaica
Trains foT NrW.iolh:
Ie,,e l.'p 6i3n ~, Mail and Accommodate.
Lrt,r Sr vito t:ti .. ~, Etpress.
Leave D.. ,d.e l.;.9 p. M NAL AMI Ae'rmmo.aton.
Tfais, t,or Jamaica :, s34 s9o ard 500 ~ ! -. IN
l's hfa loi nAe Tout I''aegae, SSd hsAsPeh sH
t-ls "a.
RoBr Wl.gE supeisenaca
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-07

UNTKD sTArKs ENGISEkR OYpCE
No. Il STATE 81. ALBANI n. y, Dee J. 1903. )
GEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this
~ O'Clock ~ MoSDAY. Jan 49, 1863 fr
materials Tor the Hon River Improvement between Troy and New
Baltimore fologs:
cubic yards OF hubble delivered the
DYKES aud stelel on
For piles oak pine chestnut spruce e
hakma piles he than twelve nrhe 10 diameter
about 9OO feet Of them be than 2j feet losg
4 Per driving 100 zoo feet Of piles or less
For the timber 2bH feet less 0fhaf dyke
the tiuiber 330d fail
For 100 lbs e Of inch wrought iron spike without
beads
viii be per onblc yard delivered for
stone much running foot iof p for diving and for timber
work
Terms proposals b. oaued st this oes sad no hid will he
received unless made tho printed nn and properly certified.
Specimen 81 stone AMI iron plans aud specifications Of timber
And OF Che shOAug sounngs &c. be
where all possible mfomion viii be given ~ parties desiring bid
Sneees bidders will he required ~ eater with the s
ted States with good sufficient
bonds TO be furnished by the contractor
The United states the right reject all bids deemed dsa
rahiaseous W order Of Bfeet haorGen JOnS NEWTON.
JOHN NJ. WILSON,
Major Engnees Broyet Co. L. ). A.
opcE BOARD oil RDucArIoS
toRNgh 0F NhASn AID Elm SIS, kExfORK, Nov D. 1863
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
- this ohce until the l1h DAY Of DECEMBER NEXT at O'Clock
(which tine said Proposals will he considered for supplying e
Public Schools under the jurisdiction Of the Board Of Eincoa Min
Books Stationery and other articles required for the
for Que year commenting the LIST January 1862
t " the articles required furnished Application I'll.
Clerk Of he Board Of Education
TIMOTHY BRENNAN. /
SAMUEL b. H. VANCE.
JAMES b. DUPlGNAC, Committee on Suppis.
THOMAS j NALL,
JOHN JASPER,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-07
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, MONDAY,
20 GOODS.

g,,a GOODS
RICH LACGs FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
arnold. CONSTABLE C Co.
hsr, lust received az invoice Of
EXTRA FINE
REAL POINT AND BLACK CHANI1LLY LACEs'
sHAwLs. SETS, COLLARS,
CAPEs FICHIIs, PARASOL COVERS,
HANDKERCHIEFS, BARBES.
COIFFURES. &C.,
INITIAL HANDKERCHIEFS,
IN GREAT VARIETY AND TO ORDER EXPRESSLY FOX
RETAIL SALES.
CANAL CORNER MERcERsT:
OURISTNAS AND NEW-YEAR'S PRES
LARGE ADDITIONS
VIII b. made MONDAY. Dee a. to our popular stoke
DRESS PATTERNS,
FRENCH AND ENGLISH
POPLINS, WINCEYS SURGES, HUDDERsflhLD
PLAIDS, ALPACAS,
AMERICAN AND ENGLISH PRINTS,
&c, &c.
CIT IN DRESS LENGTHS AND MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES.
NB-Por the convenience feuone separate counter Nj" Be
set apart
ARNOLD, CONSTABLE & Co.
CORNER CANAL AND MERCERSTS
A A.-CLOSING OUT SALE
~
$4,000 WORTH Of DRY GOODS,
Bought at Auction for cash, - - 49,, arr,
Preparatory TO making extensive alterations
NO. 10 cARhis s i H eSrati DxErckER.
viii offer
LAR. lots OF donble fold POPLINS, 50 80 per dress
Elegant EUGENE POPLiE. - Ier dress; value 81
Best DBLAfNRS, 10 cents; elsewhere rs cents
MRRINORS EMPRESS CLOTHS, &c, all hall prse
BROCHB DOUBLE SHAWLS at tl8; worth $50.
ENGLISH PAISLEY sIIAWLS. SIS; yalne @Sa
HorsFKBEPIYo LINENS. 'D' '''''
Table Damssks Towels Napkins
sHEETINGS COUNTBRPAEES clearing out awaI below cost
Room b. made for bI,dng
CASSIMERES and PLANNELS
Clearing on without reserve.
SHIRTS and DRAWERS,
That viii ssonish the natives
Irnen,e lots mu he cleared oui, AID
BARGAINS WILL BIZ THE RULE
Buy your Dry Goods the dollar, aud eD 700 Al
EOCIIS
CLEARING SALE,
No IS CaImue st., corner DleeeEtr " Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-07
Tors,s, dardasts, 1t,

A T. liENRis CITY AUCTION MART,
s.o,ls', .ad LhriJSnIs regular public ss.s HORSES
CAEklAbks HARNESS RUGS. WHIPS needed
ndas and driving arc held WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY
hovghoui tue oeoek
h"s suitable for hgbi siVipE aud Lsry work
whether especially advertised The largest ASSORTMENT
ana sseEi hand Carriages aud great VARIETY Of Harness suas
had sse 'opsn"r Pak Phastos By Masr stsphenav
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-07
9Th 9ubIitutiOns.

A MEXICAN PHOT0-LITH0GRAPl CO..
~ ObFiCR HKEILs BviIDise-BroadssJ-kooH W.
CUSTAVE DORE's LAST WORK.
IN Just RECEIVED
DAKTE's PURGATORY AND PARADISE.
TIiR TEXT IN FRENCH AND ITALIAN,
SIXTY SUPERB DRslGEYBT
GUsTAvE DoRE
IVoL folio Price 90.
TIA vors ,estds IN tttsiy B) Hell troduesa some ysA
.ea The Se,Eps II Pses. s close Of The volume are remf
,A N, .r es, Of conception showing artist TO be fay able
a ss,t S tbrre ysEerfay described by the poet Dtoe
D. APPLETON Co. Iwrorter'
No, 81 "a and 81 GrssdSt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-07
prouosals.

NIOTICE TO ONTRACTORS- General Once
~ Of ,h. 'd osssso .,ssa c. o e @ "a;
ar aug and Ma,oBry Mountain and Delaware D,ioa
R",i The Mounan Division consists Of sections
Phoeuea IN Ulster Couay and extending 70 Mgafe.
,s IN Delaware County The Delaware Deo consists o. ~,
.,an. son,ug 70 Ito commencing al hrgsre 10 pea
ana Ispersasd Center In Delaware
Man mans snd will be fs'ssed 90 snd ssei
isos AZ we M. INC THOMAS CORNELL President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-07
STEAMBOATS, anS Railroads.


TROY LINE.-For Albany and Troy, Fare
81 80 The steamer VANDERBILT will uetl the u
navigation leaving Pier No a. " r., bprngsL EVERY MON
DAY WEDNESDAY. aud FRIDAY al o'clock p. Freigh TO
DE0PLE' LINE for ALBANY-Stesmers ST.
JOHN and DRBWOnso Of these magnificent leaves Pier
No a. North Rive, foot Of Csnslt every EVENING (uuds,.
sIopdh 40 esoek desiring the comforts
ntss hotel .aa hsv: Aer wishes rihsd these All
arrive AeanJ 10 asps tune for ATsad Gans North and
Ere ght taken At reduced rates.
DARlTAN AND DELAWARE BAY RAIL
~ RoADfo Long Bnue Red Bank BheL,burg Mabehestsr
Toms River ~,
by steamer JESSE oYr dH, oeeft sardays Geoel , w.
Froia Pier No ~ tot 81 tLantSrft
" sSEuEE 4 Co. Lts,,a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-07
O. 1lbum it NM Conr,yH.

IN CONSEQ tENCE OF Fllc, tne OlHcc or inc
PENNSYLVANIA COAL COMPANY t1s he'n removed FOR tho
pe.eni No 81 wallet National C Bank building second Isor
'front.'.
MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEARANCE JO-
w SEPH D. MARTIN Carpenter AID Builder, Gossars), Soah
Broon sgct CO. 6or hair aud beard sal .euga
with black sta felt bat, has been is Lom ls
home aud business SsBass uoug DeceA,er about II o'clock
Inform on reTsa4 svuy h who has lin since that
te vii he gratefully T5e BY bis family 81 lis residence four1yr,
sevItBb st. BfoDk, addressed - g. ~ A4kiS No IN
BroadIt. New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-07

AFsI BUILDINGS cOrSss GxsssE AND lIorsrG pSc.
PROPOSALS IN DUPLICATE will be re-
il cesd b. undep md until - WEDNESDAY, December
ss for 'upgng tie Subsistence Department VIII The following
bb. Porl. prime two iron tooFs
I,.So pouni. Beap. in bbls full h-saErea.
rounds Rice, In oak bbis, head lined.
I2o pound. rcas. ia bills, flIl bead hBe,s
oOO POUND, Ilaminy. IN bbls. fall head lined
$500 pound, Bro. sugar. 10 bhl+, fql head isei-
?oo1o poants Cot Loaf Sugar In bsls fall head hn,d
10000 pounds Crashed sugar in hbls, fDl bead hneL
a5eoo pOOud, Gnrnaod sHgsr. % IBIS f1l beau hHsd
z00O pounds Coffee A. IN hbs. ial head lined
loo gallons Vinegar w p gals painted keg1
Is ooS ppoaud. Salt in barrels, full bead llr.d
1000 pounds Rio Green Ceee in harrss esi foil lead bs'
5000 pounds Java Coaee: IN bsgI
30 Posaa, E Fac in fierce.
1000 pounds Lard. ia pound cans
20 barrels MackeTeL
30 barrels BeefTougnes
600 botes Table salt, in original psessses
5000 pounds Goldfish. in 100 pound boieL
$500 boIes s.riBes
tdorsn sne Piesls,, pin; hottie.
gro pound, Mustard. In pound cana
500 pounds Cinnamon ia pound car.
600 pounds Cloves ia / pound cans
400 pounds Ginger. 10 ! pound cans
500 PoSais yrrmicel . pound boIr'
SEQ pounds M,eesroni IN IS pound bore.
100 SoSSd: Bosii,s: Bacon. > iSC pound se,,.
1908 pounds Smoked Tongues In 100 pound bones
1000 pounds Smoked Beef In 100 pound bOIea
1900 pouG.s Smoked salmon, in 100 pound bones
1900 pounds Smoked Iialbui, in 100 pound bOIe.
80 boxes Turkish Prares
100 gallon, Picked Cacumbsn, Ia log,non leg.
50 dorm vanilla EIir1el..
5000 pounds sugar Cured Hams In terees
400 pounds Assorted Crseten in y pound bsn.
$50 do,eb cakes Toilet Soap
2lO eau. Fresh Sslaou, or 2poHrd
100 pouEi, Of Rugh,b Breakfast Tea
7OO0 pougds of oooug Tea.
1000 psRals of sonfhoBg Tea
These stores reqsifed ior Immediate delivery.
The mannero baking bids requirsmen Of Lils' ke
W. ". Burns Bvt Brig GEE, C. s., u s A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-07

EOR ILL!NOIs AND . MISSOURI II'l TRADE,
Lk 7 INE N TIE VUIN'l
lls,ahlishe.f in l6HT
BAILHAGHE / PnILLIPs. Pabr,t,r

BAILHACHE 4 PHILLIPS Publishers
rnsr the eireuston Of The QUINCY WING
AND REPUBLICAN hzs largely increased end
With the dess0 Western illinois and North
10 Missouri.
TBB WIG published both daily sId weekly II isAfrtelaa
ss~trsper. Republican - PoitrG
News having Editor explored
soly th department CUncy located the
second Hi
ropuistGH The population
nos gsnbers HUNDRED balpgs
Annually Tie railroad hges ueSs completed mskg
pat Which ilos Srd Missouri connected by iron
Tie bulb circulation distributed the following
nnsidAu' HaUcock Knox, heDosousb Schuyler, Henry,
Brown. sang mon Morgan IKE. Macon
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Terms for siycrisinc moderate Address
BAILHACRE PHILLIPS Publishers Quincy WHY Quincy IT,
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: :
vi VIA learn something lis advantage, nv Vrt'ngiO
GEORGE =. BELTS. CsI ,eisvac, 1. ck, Co, Penn.
oTncE o. TTs Beam oT CosG,'loygn' o, rit.r,.

OFFICE oF 7HN BOARD ~ tOsHiesnNYfs oF fltoTs.
No ~ }ufii gsl p. Sgy YORK Dec. 5. 1898
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that by resO-
" rion Of the BoAfD ~ COMMISSIONERS or PILOTS.
RAISED Dee 53 the liz NSES heretofore held i MARSHALL
WHITE JOHN MARTINS. sni THOMAS AETCALF Ilots for
NesYo hy the Su.f i0ck revoked by
said Board for v dsol oi ne nes All regulations Of ibe said
pcfaurs
liable The Inc u one Hgaed DOas fses,sLe By ~ Tor
,u,h enpo iaeut
No 3D. eeli Pi, attached Ter by order Of
the board
GEo. W BLUNT Secrearr.
DATENTS-In order to apply for Patent,
seed mode ofTOu irrsusoh 20 hISE Co No 81 Pa'kroN
he FIRST irstannt Of Government sod stamp fees $40
Send for psEphe Las
and fee. ESabihed y
ECTENTIPC AMERCAS-ths bs illustrated WEEKLY Mechanical
paper 50 rear
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1868-12-11

There may be many persons who believe
that the profession of the mechanic and his
Iabors are inferior in value to those of 9TH
ers in different departments of human labor;
but does it occur to these that without the
aid of the mechanic. as such, the world
would now be at least three hundred years
behind 10 civilization?
Where would have been the steam-en-
giue without Watt? Where would have
been spinning machinery without an Ark
wright? Where would be the lransports-
tion on our rivers, lakes and oceans with
out Fulton? Where the vast agricultur.
al interest in the production of cotton with
out Whitney? How should We cross a
continent in six or seven days without a
Stephenson? How should we converse
with our friends ACROSS the Atlantic with
out Morse? Yet these men were all me-
chanics
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1868-12-11
Hints for the Ladies'.

When your husband returns home at
night let him find the FIRE out. his tea and
toast cold, and you reading a novel.
If he tells you that his expenses are more
than his income, and proposes to move in
to smaller house, sit down and cry about
it Tell him you always lived sin large
house before you were married.
If at the end of few months he fails in
business. don't make the best of his mis-.
fortunes. or help him bear his troubles by
giving your sympathy, but cry as though
your heart would break.
Hint occasionally the much higher posi-
sition you held in society before your mar
risge.
If be has business to call him out in the
evening. be sure and fret, when he returns.
about his being out Of nights. and about
his disliking to be at home with bis family.
Whine every time be comes into the
house about being tied at home. Then il
he proposes TO take you and the children
out to ride. tell him you are tired half to
death, aud don't want 70 ride.
Follow out these hints faithfully, and 10
return you will have as impatient and dis
contented husband as can be found, and
one who will come home only at eating and
sleeping hours; and you MAJ be thsnkful to
see him then.