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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-11-21
BY $. n. Davis,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
corner Eleventh and Main streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF STORE AND
Il DWELLING. SITUATED ON TIE EAST
SIDE OF BROOK AVENUE BETWEEN CLAY
AND LEIGH STREETS, AT. tUCTIoSBy
virtue Of deed of Trust executed by Robert r.
Smith to the subscriber dated 25rh day OF prl.
1853 and recorded IN the Richmond Hastings
Court Office and being thereto required by the
holder Of the note secured, Will sell ut auc
ton. upon the premises. on TUESDAY the cath
day Q! November, lStS, at o'clock =. N. II fair,
If not then on the next ftir dav thereafter. M the
same hour. the STORE and DWELLING located
~ above. The lot fronts on Bro, avenue fifty feet
and runs back 1s5 to an alley common twenty
feet wide, on which 1t has :: ont Of thtrty-iivC
feet. more or less.
TERMS Cas1 ~ to 1900, With interest from the
2sth dav Of October l.6S and eNrcu - 81 cN"cu-
ting this trust: the balance upon such terms u
may be agreed upfn Il. til" hour of sale.
GF NEGE ID. WISE, Trustee.
8 n DAVIS tuDtiuurcr. ~ II
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-11-21
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAY.

By Richardson Il Newburn.
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers,
1o1s Main street. corner Eleventh.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-11-21

YNDELLIBLE.--On receipt Of siA'y ~:
! viii send by mail 10 any part 81 ~. ~ IN.
securely put up IN box, An 1-E - ~ \.
and ,tuaelilbie Ink, for MARklNu ~
ink warrant not - fade. ,.,t... tE !.
When there 10 no postage 10 pay pa, ~ Sff,rtr
cents. Apply IL Y. = sS;.i.,,I.,rriistru,Da
sn st--sm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-11-21

The aforementioned sale IS postponed until
FRIDAY the 10Th instant at ! o'clock =. NJ.
RICHARDSON & NEWRTRN,
Auctioneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-11-21
STENCIL TOOLS ARD PLA4b''


mfn A DAY MADE BIZ an "
80 sss WITH ny
PATENT STENCIL l1'A"
prepay SAMPLES -rE@
Beware OF tnTTinsers.
"S eii'4'N'' - :. J. gC,t-.s. +,
no ll-3rn W. ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-11-21
POSTPONFMENT.

IUS
Owing TO the inclcmencv or the weather. the
aforementioned sale Ia postponed until MONDAY
the 22d instant Mt O'Clock p. VI.
no2I RICHARDSON n NFWBTRN.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1868-04-02
G9e 6a3tttt allo Comet.

CONCERNING THE HOUSE WE
L'vE Wonders at home by Ia
miliarify cease to excite asiohieli.'
m-nt; but hence it happens that
many know but little about the
'.Ions. VIZ live in"--ihe human
t"dy. We look upon he house t,om
The outside; just as a ~lol. or unit,
never thinking Of the many rooins,+
the curious passagrs. and the ings-
ni"ns internal arrangements oi the
house, or Of the wonderful structure
OF the '""" the rnony aud adapta-
ton Of all bis parts.
Ia me nu..... .mtlrt0n. about the
time Of maturity. are l65 bo,rs.
IN. muscles are aboht 500 in
number.
Til. length OF the alimen,ary
canal il about 32 feet.
The amount Of blood in an adult
averages thirty pounds. or tull ons-
fifth OF the rntir. weight.
The heart is six inches in length
and four inches in diameter, aud
beats seventy times per minute. 1900
per hour, 100000 times per day,
35,772,000 tiInrs PEI year, 1885,
100000 times in three scor. aud
ten, aud ut each beat TWO and u half
ounces ot blood are thrown out Of il,
and hundred and seventy FIVE
ounces per minute, six hundred and
tif'y.six pounds pr hour. seven and
three fourh1 tons per day. All the
blood in th- body passes through, the
heart in three minutes. This little
organ, by its ceasrIrss industry, 81
ln the sllot,ed -pan
The Psa inI-t gave to man,
lite ~" enormous weight Of $780,
100000 tons. el
I"o .uuss will contain about ono
gallon OF air at the usual degree OF
l'haiion w. breathe, on an aver
sg", 1900 times per hour; iul,al.
800 gallons OF air per hour, or "a 400
5"'lDnS p'rday The aggregate sur- ,
lace Of the air cells oi liz lungs .x-
;~-ds ~ 600 sqn,r- incl,r-, an area
very neniy equal 10 HE Aoor OF a
room twelve t".t squire
The average weight Of tle brain
pf an adult male is tire. po,'m Is aud
eight ouncrs; vi u ten. l., two
p 'unds AID hour ouncrs. The Lrrv-s
ire all connrct-d with it, directly .r
by spinal marlhw. TLe-e lnrv. \
togrthrr with their branches ana
minute raln'fications. probably -x-
cecil 10 600 900 IN number. f iming
a "body guard" ou'nulnLer.ng by
lar the greatest army ever mar
-haled.
The skin is composed of three
| ers, aud varies flom our fourth to
QUE eighth OF an Inch il Thickness.
It's average area in an adult 10 -sii-
mated to be 2OU0 squar. inches.
The atmospheric pressure being
about II pounds TO tile square incl, y
Q pers ~ of mtdiuni size IL subjected
9. a pressure OF 10000 pounds.
Pretty tight hug!
Each square inch Of skin contains
$500 sweating 'ubrs. or respiratory
pores. eacl, OF which may b+ l,ken4L
t" little drain tile on- tnulih vi an
ncb long, making an aggregate
-ngth "t the entire surface nt the
'"y oi IOl, jog irr, or a liIe ditch
or draining Tue body almost forty
niles long.
Man is made marv-lously. Who
y eager 70 Investigate the curious,
!" Witness the wonderful works Vt
)mnipot.nt Wisdo,n, let him not
the wlds world round to
eek them, but examine himself.
The proper study ot mankind is
uanp
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1868-04-02
PORK AND LARD.

90 BAKhELS Msss Polk,
~ u-rcss us Q Lard
i0k+gs .. :.
lsdOp,Ilds Green sb,u'aArs. ID,
jast 81 ed ADa IoE Lx4s ~ susre rase- BY
, maria JoS4UA 6aAb :
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1868-04-02

INSURANCE, ETC.

= INSURANCE, ETC.
4-----1>--------->-----
e9 CUTIE = N s.
Insurance Compan! Of Ba or Rougt
lnesspssasss Hovsssber iss. 1855.
coses q gs 1uSksss Boss. ef Lars 4 nsosr
'g,HIs COMPANY 10 nov prepared to in.u:
againss lew or damage ~ ghe, kivsF =
Marine.
a :. OSsicevs: s4a
E.M. HART. President,
X. H.. DAY Vice President;
r. z. HEBEKT, Secretary.
1SoasA eS DIRECTORS:
q 4. y, a,,l.aI. n.1KT. ~ w.n. pnAY.
JANE sJs JMeSvAI. !; !; soyNEoAzE.
.. F. 'S1'ss' = O cr.rsor4risM. II T. 'AVEor'
1i.s Tiaance COsnMbaaee:
II. n. TAvkOT, J. q. CHAkkUrrE, q. GUsMAi
4. NJ. HART, Pres't.
r. =. HEsrsr, Ssc'y. novis.y
First Annual Statement
CITIZENS INSURANCE COMPANY
Or SATon ROUGE,
Ending November LIST, 1867.
tE
IN conformity with the requirements Of thsi,
Charter. tbs Company publish ths follo~inr
stsisnisLt: sftts f..4z=zs4
Amount Of Pssmiums received from
LIST II Nov MEMBER, 1866 TO lst No-
vsnbsS, 1867 ............-..~.......... $3.50 ~
a Az LLows:
prsmiums onF Fire Risks .....$7,756 90
preniums on River and Ma.
tine ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1883 81
9tH ~
-
Less Preninms On risks 30. Terminated s742
-
Net cared Premiums for tho yeaf
sndsnk - sbOve................... 3y.S1 d.
iossss PAID punixo SANE FEhIoD:
On River sDd Msrins. Risks. 1856 so
Expenses durtug ths year ~
abuvs......... .........3 435 90
sa BA{5 a5 45 -
TEE COMPANY HAVE rHs FOLLOWING AssArs:
Bills Receivable. Tor balances due on
stoek Notes.. ......... 1920 o.
Cssh baiAncs on hsnd...... ............. 1895
Tstsl Ass.ss...... ...................sr.7
Thn ahAyn IL = fnat apss .v,A
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1868-04-02

14.s Fiaance COamnsbllee:
II. n. TAvkOT, J. q. CHAkkDrrE, q. GUsMAf
d. N. HART, Pres't.
r. =. HEsEsT, Sec'y. novi3y
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1868-04-02

| Memp1lts Board Of II reference
| A,d Ell, Robinson / Co Gen } X { ham, srs
| 4 " Webb / Co Gem y Mon,v"meiy
| ToQ' Phi,lirsh 90 Judge JP carntbe,s
LAT cey 4 Mc0hes Rev ! IL Ford, ID
| N Coronra lev J X Graves
I A u frsnkIand Jud . P T scrpggs
Clapp, Vance I AndstaoD 0alIavay, Hampton &C.
OMcs IN Baton Ronge.
ON FLORIDA STkEET, IN PIkE's ROW.
MedIsal Examiners,
T. J. BUTTING ron, ND. 3. DUCMEIN, NJ. L
J0sEPH 8. WILLIAMS.
Agent for East aud West Baton Ronge. prinfe
Coup&e, East and West Fol ciana, ibsrviils al d
adjeiniae Parishes In louisiana and Countiei
in M,ssiss,poi.
II THE st. LOUIS MUTUAL issues Lift
Pc iciss on I'll the di0srsst plane. and - favora
bls rates asans other Compspy-sll offs Po'sci-.
are non.fbrfs sitt1g, aud makes no rsstrcfins a.
70 rest eDcs or travel, end atl the profits ~.
aaasdAy ON the LIST day Of Jsnusry, divid d
Among hs Policy holders.
2 This Co npsny renewed ard continued In farce,
al Policies hstd BY ths southern su,v r-ufne
late wsr-form,ns sn exception 10 this rss, e..
70 tn mJ rity, " NOT allth. Esstsrn Coma ie.,
~hirh Sw.iie the var wss going on, rsfu cd Il
prsssrys tnswrascs on souIh-rp Hyss, tut sse
now .oi.cit,Ly esutbsrn support.
- u E.4.a .#.r
Lauislana Beard - etssiers"ces.
Prot " N MSesudss, Col J Y Da,sids.
eA nrot,s, W B Characteristic,
HaRsa Iitbsrts NV Pope,
\ II Day. n y HI Hysms,
y kisM - J 1sy,
Ofsss BaYnss, pN barrow,
% Moutsn, z=sl Gen kfpsrr y.
W 1 pike, judge y "A y rrav,
Gen Aah1 1aAhasss Il vsiJ. Y Is9ss.
SAsAe scEsa.F.S s4g1,4 .l--- -.s.-.I
The Portland daily press., 1868-12-04
wko will have influence with General
- 't Grante


There is good deal of speculation on this
subject just now. Some people think that Mr.
E. B. Washburne will control him; some say
that he is in frequent and confidential cores
pondence with Mr.. A. T. Stewart, the dry,
goods some say that GsR That Badeau
wields a wonderful influence We have been
frequently what ma tyogna we think o pfSsr a1Sns the D
matter and to welt state our vsws H on
do,as dccas,o" me when Gen Grant was riding with us
behind Peerless, he quietly remarked; should e d
think Cen. Grant will hold the relns himself
the next four years, He has been elected Press
ident. and he will be President. tits true that
he has said that he should only earr~ :
W. W. " 'f Fser declared by the laws O
congress, but then he will carry i. out. We
shall have an administration. He will do his
duty, aid the men under him will have to d.
their duty. Therefore We conclude that The
most influential man with the administration
for the next hnr years will be Ulys.--, 6
Grant, Ne,o FORK Ledger oS
The Portland daily press., 1868-12-04

Al, ihE rohIf -; r lRsr CoNGREss.-The rolls of
tne rouse at rs coming session will bear the
names OF 223 Representatives, including the
delegations from Georgia and Alabama Four
ly: Messrs. FiInay and Stevens of Pennsylva.
MIA, Mann OF Louisiana, and Kinds of Arkan-
sas. The death of neither of the N has been
announced officially in the House, and some of
the hrst features of the coming session will be
the passage Of the customary resolutions and
the delivery OF the qsqs! addresses by the col
leagues of the deceased members.
The Senate roll contains the names of 60
members, being an increase OF 13 since the
vote ON impeachment
The Portland daily press., 1868-12-04
Supreme Judicial Court.

OCTOBER TERM.-TAPLEY, j., PRESIDING.
THURsD AY John d. Buzzell VS.. Grand Trunk
Railway Company. This case was finally given to
the jury at 81 o'clock Mr.. Bradbury had argued
the case for the defendants Wednesday afternoon
occupying two hours, Mr.. Smith tor plaintiff on
Wednesday and Thursday, two hours and eight
minutes, and the Judge Thursday afternoon charged
one hour and four minutes. The jury had no: agreed
upon verdict at adjournment.
Howard s. Cleaves. Bradbury g. Bradbury.
F. o. j. Smith.
No 34l-Darius White VS.. the Republic Fire In
surance Co.
No. 3i2-Same VS.. the Relief Fire Insurance Co,
These two claim for loss In the great fire
of July H. 1865, upon plaintiffs stock of brushes in
his factory Nos 1ol O5 and 1O7 Federal street.
The damages occurred by mixing of materials, &c.,
in the act Of removing. 1t turned out that Nos.
1O1 1O5 and 107 were not barned, and therefore, ii
the goods had remained loss would have oc-
CURED. The plaintiff says he removed the goods
matter of prudence and precaution. The defend-
ants admit the loss cf goods but deny the liability
OF the companies Tor such loss and 60 into the ques
tion of pradenee. On trial
Strout & Gage. Davis g. Drummond.
Edith NJ. Smith, libellant, vs.. Augustine Smith.
Libel or DIVORCE cause desertion and intemperance.
Divorce decreed 1. W. Parker for libellant. No
appearance tor libelee.
Court adjourned to o'clock Friday morning.
The Portland daily press., 1868-12-04
OBSTRUCTIVE Fpr

ed-A IL. flRE'-Doo's tannery destroy
--''ie before O'Clock last evening the
watohman In the tanuery of j. Dow 3 Sons
near Libby's Corner, discovered fire IN 49,
third story Of the main building. near ths
chimney This building Contained tho 49,
engine room' hide house and Anishinp rooms
All tne dressed stock was also in this bui,a,-
Inc "atcAAah gave an alarm, VII
brought hand engine No. stc -'ng'
the little engine did -'lcn soon
stree. 90 ,votar - the scene, and
49, oood service, pouring a
ose' upon the building adjoining.
He layaway vats, which, undoubtedly
saved that portion of the tannery.
The telegraph alarm was sounded from hoy
52, at Libbys corner, which brought out the
full force Of the Fire Department. Before the
steamers arrived there the flames had spread
through the whole of the main building. which
rendered IL impossible to save ANYTHING from
it. They quickly got at work and noured
streams OF water upon the burning building
and upon some adjacent houses that were in
danger, combining the flames entirely to the
| tannery.
In the rear of the buildi, gs there was a large
| quahoi'y Vi oark plleu up. Ihe hre extended
to this and one large pile containing from 300
to 800 cords was destroyed Another pile con-
tanning some 200 cords was saved. At 10
o'clock an engine was playing upon the burn
ing pile of bark, but more for the purpose of
preventing any further extension of the fire.
than for saving any of it.
| Inc loss cannot as yet be estimated. We
were informed by F. N. Dow, ESQ.,, who ar
rived home in the 10 o'clock train last night
from Boston, that the insurance upon the
property was about $4,000. The loss he could
not otdetermine until he had examin, the books
to see what amount of stock had been DESTROY
ed. The loss will, undoubtedly, exceed the
| insurance.
The fire created bright and intense light,
and brought 60 the place many people from
Westbrook, who imagined an extensive confla.
| grafton,
The Only portion of this extensive tannery
left is the building over the layaway vats. We
understand that arrangements will be imme-
diately made for the erection of a suitable
building to take the place of the one destroy.
| ed,
The Portland daily press., 1868-12-04

A CONVENIENT house for two families. Plenty
n OF hard and soft water. Rent for whole house
$3.50. Apply to
W. H. JERRIS,
Dec 4-d1ws Real Estate Agent.
The Portland daily press., 1868-12-04
fTHE PRESS.
Friday Morning, December 4, 1853
THE New England Christian Convention
-. y, Roston on "Wednesday,

TUE New England Christian Convention
which assembled at Boston on Wednesday
oot into an excited and almost angry discus
sion at the very outset. They deserved ]! ~,
their conduct in adopting so Phansa'oA., 80,
might almost say priggish, name io'
organization. An un-Christian ieap :,
Convention could hardly have Inau'seu H
more undignified proceedings ynson
wan, ua,l for a little while. Senator
was temporary aud Ex-Governor nuoN'ns ,.
of connecticut permanent PRESIDENT anu 'e'
go u,aro road from many persons VINO dio col
...a,a c.an Howard and Gov. Cham pefialn
-, the rest. when the resolutions were
,snorted Rev. Mr.. Blagdon Objected to the
.econd of the series which opposed the use OF
wine. the reverend gentleman holding that the
use of that beverage by Christ and his d:sci-
oles on "iastive occasions and the miracle at
the IN arriage feast in Cana warranted its use
in temperate way by modern Chr'st'i"
He favored temperance but not 96stn'e'''''
position was absurd enough, certain as "p-
surd as that of the sophsts whe rtitS" ase'''
Ance to the poor because OF the 8oi uo'
iaration that the poor shall always ex ST. But
tho ,nannar in which Mr.. Blagdon was re-
eeived was extremely discreditable TO the MEM
ha,s Of tba convention. The disorder was so
yreat that it was only after an appeal from
Hon. Henry Wilson that he could be heard. -.
An account of the second days proceedings
will be found in our telegrapkic columns
The Portland daily press., 1868-12-04
Ihe Vacancy i'm the Once of h epresenta
tive to the Legislaiure,

c ~ tuc Ae$IslBiures
MR.. EDIToR:-I notice that the opinion of
many OF our citizens, in regard to the vacancy
in cur Legislative representation, oce STONED
by the death of the late N A. Foster, Esq, is
that no election would be legal until the next
Legislature shall have assembled, declared the
vacancy to exist and informed the city officials
OF the fact. Is this so? think not.
Sec. 6, Article ~, part First of the Consti-
tuition of Maine, declares that, Whenever the
seat OF a member sail be vacant by death.
resignation, or otherwise, the vacancy may be
filled by new election" Is this provision
now operative? If not, when was it annulled? I?
If my memory serves me faithfully, a SINH
lar case occurred in the Windham and Scar
boro district last year, when a new election
took place and the member so elected took his
seat at the same time with those elected in
September. If I am wrong would be thank
ful it some one acquainted with the subject
would set me right; and if am right, why
should not the city authorities order new
election, so that the city may be fully repre-
sented in the organization.
l have heard the name of gentleman me n
toned to fill the vacancy who has filled the
Speakers chair very acceptably during two
sessions, and I, for one, should be very happy
to see him called to that position again
VoTEp
The Portland daily press., 1868-12-04

Sail Lake dispatch Of the S0tn u't' says 49,.
~ M;. Txce,lencs, Brigham Young, has Just
been en- taken alarmingly ill with ap0p,dsowsloo dowo
symP'o r;vate office, and it was sometime pc
IN srn n assistance could be rendered him from tne
tol fon. that the serious mishap was not known "
the clerks in the outer room. He was imme,
diately conveyed to his residence, ana Is pow
living on couch surrounded by all MS tain,iy ~
He has rallied once since the attack, ana II Is
tbougbt he will survive, this being the first o
the usual series of three q tacas, the last one
nrnyinp fatal
The Portland daily press., 1868-12-04
Tup CoNscrENcE FrrHD which since No

TIE CONSCIENCE FUAp, WHICH Since NOVem-
Der 1868 has received from unknown persons
sums from single cent upwards, now amounts
TO Ssd,692 A large theft seems to have no
effect on the moral sensibilites OF the party
who takes the money, SO that we have but a
beggariy hundred thousand dollars instead OF
the millions that ought to pour into the Treas
arHfrom the pilterings of government officials
The subject Of the conscience fund suggests
she reflection that if it were ordained that
every person in the United States who has abb
stracted directly, or Indirectly, money from
Uncle Sam during the last twenty years should
be attacked with toothache which should
prove incurable until they had disbursed, the
taxes" for the fiscal year ending June Both
i87O,' would be far from burdensome.
The Portland daily press., 1868-12-04

GEN. How ARB has addressed letter to the
Assistant Commissioner of the Freedmen's
Bureau for Virginia, in which he defends his
action in not recommending in his annual re-
port the continuance of the Bureau after the
first of January. He says that the work Of
the Bureau IN sustaining the freedmen until
they had gained recognized status as citizens
Is accomplished. and that the military COM
manders in the SO lthern States can now pro-
tect them in their civil and political rights and
do all else for them that is necessary, except
in the single matter of education. over which
she Bureau will continue its supervision.
The Portland daily press., 1868-12-04
DIED.

~ In Brldgton, Nov l6 Mr.. Wentworth Stuart, aged
In In augusta, Nov. 80. Mr.. William H. Lombard.
20 In Summer, Nov. 10, Miss Sarah Ann Heath aged
er In South Paris, Nov. 81, Elmira Reckord, aged
ley, ESQ.,, aged so years
J., In Bath, Mrs. Elizabeth Ellis, formerly of Hing
ham, aged 88 years. " us-
The Portland daily press., 1868-12-04
MARRIED

c. A. Nichols. ' " nooges anu m1ss
riet Lane, 'A0'o' " nuruIh and Har-
NH In aalowell, Nov. 25, Oscar Lord and Lizzie @
In Mechanic Falls, Nov. II, VIM. n. .Jose =, M,
not, and Eliza A. Pool OF Poland. ""'e' vi MI
nd n AuDufn' Nov 25, Latorest Walker, of Auburn.
arr " De,la Gns.. A. Blanchard, OF Lewiston.
and Ellen thomson, Of Newbury. "A'"''A'
rnoi. nm fsarmmmgton, : Nov. 26. Edward R. Sweet and
~ In Temple Nov. 49, P. A. Sawyer, Esq. of Phil
hps, and M1.i Elvira G. Oakes. OF Temple " -'-
N wilton, Nov. II, Alexis Adams and Addie M
In Hallowell, Oct. 20, William Fowles and Gsor-
G. Howes. ava" ~iio nlss LlzZe
The Portland daily press., 1868-12-04

LEGISLATIVE JoURsAL.-The publishers OF
the Kenpebec Journal will publish daily and
tri-weekly editions Of the Journal, during the
session of the Legislature. The price OF daily
will be two dollars; weekly one dollar: pay
ment is wisely required in advance.
The Portland daily press., 1868-12-04

THE Portland Advertisers Camden cores
pondent says that the Democratic sheriff o'
Knox county will resign rather than exucu's
a warrant for the execution OF Harris D''
as Governor Chambe lain sis not man u
back down" and is" bound to suck 10 his
plan" he will not of course allow any draw
haok of ,,is link to stand in his way.
The Portland daily press., 1868-12-04

r.. New Bedford Mercury announces the
death. in Switzerland of the Rev. Wheelock
Craig, pastor Of the Fourth Street Unitarian
Church in New Bedford, over which he was
settled in ls49. He was native Of Augusta,
and g,aiaaie Of Rowdoin.
The Portland daily press., 1868-12-04

A Holiday Prcsent-Ladies and gentlemen.
young and old desirOus of having their hair beauti
lier's Life foe the Hair at once. Read Cheya-
hers treaties on the Hair. Free to all, given awav
at tne Drug Stores or sent by mail free. This book
snould pe read by every person. 1t teaches to cuti
vate and have beautiful hair and restore gray hair IN
us original color, stop its falling out remove ali rr
tation Oh dandruff from the scalp thus keenna ~
hair beautiful to the latest period of lite. 'ne
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dclsNtodc29 fl23 Broadwav NV
The Portland daily press., 1868-12-04
CURES WITHOVT SNEEZTNn
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The only true and perfect Dye-Harmless, Reliable
instantaneous. No disappointment. No ridiculous
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