davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Portland daily press., 1868-05-01
Poetry.
Gather the ROsebuds.

NgalHPF INC hbUsOWWH9'
BY ROBERT HERRIcK.
Gather the rosebuds while We may; or
Old Time is still a-fiyin{,
And this same flower that smiles to-day
Tomorrow will be dying.
The glorious lamp OF heaven, the sun.
The higher he's a-getting
The sooner will his race he run.
And nearer he's 10 setting.
That age is best which is the first,
When youth and blood are warmer;
But being spent, the worst and worst
lines still succeed the former
Then be net coy, but use your timeI
And, while We may, gu marry;
For having lost but once your prime,
" may forever larry.
The Portland daily press., 1868-05-01
For Sale at a Great Bargain.

30 We offer on Cumberland Street one half of
;;; double house, built four years since, double
la..sA plastered throughout in perfect order Brick
eistern andspring in cellar. Win be sold at about
the cost of building four years since. Possession
given Immediately, Located ON the best part of
Cumberland Street.
Apply to GEO. r. DAVIS g. CO..
Dealers in Real Estate.
April QlW Arous cOny
The Portland daily press., 1868-05-01
Cnasion So sa.e Public.

Every intelligent and thinking person must know
yheir efficacy established by well tested experience il
the hands of regularly educated physician, whose
preparatory studies tit him for all the duties he
fulfil; yet the country is flooded with poor nostrums
and cure-as purpOrting to be the best in the world
which are not only useless, but always injurious
The unfortunate should be PARTICULAR in selecting
his physician 1t is lamentable yet incontroverti
BILE fact that many syphiltic patients made mis-
cradle with ruined constitutions by maltreatmenf
from inexperienced physicians in general practice fol
isa point generally conceded by the best syphiogra-
oilers, that the study and management of these come
dlaints should engross the whole time of those who
would be competent and successful in their treat.
ment and cure The inexperienced general practi-
toner, having neither opportunity nor time to max
himself acquainted with their pathology commonly
pursues one system OF treatment in most max
ing an ndiscrminate of that Anticipated and dan.
eerous weapon, the Mercury.
The Portland daily press., 1868-05-01
seaside Country Residence for

seaside Country Residence for
~ safe.
A good II story dwell
A<NN-G ing House and torty- III
MTIlfsauS2 three acres land, in Fall AH
r. iIfa ETIxH mouth, tlore sidel seven llkMkA
44aII4f3s55 miles from Portlan1-is-seEIzzE-
next to the methodist Meeting House. Buildings
all in complete repair, having been recently painted
and papered. Cuts about eight tons hay Plenty
of wood and water. This is one of the most pleas
ant places in this vicinity. 1t commands fine view
of Portland one side, and OF Casco Bay upon the
other, and is the main stage road to Yarmouth
VIII be sold low to cash customer. Apply TO
'SA.- 7te--ss- VIM. II. JERKS,
mar3ldtt Real Estate Agsnt.
Real Estate for Sale.
TINE subscriber offers for sale two houses,
l. built in the most substantial manner and in
modern style. These houses are near the corner of
Congress and North streets, two stories high, with
seventeen rooms in each, good cellars and uniail
ing supply OF hard and soft water. They are In a
desirable location and will rent readily large per-
centage. Terms liberal. Enquire of Messrs.
HEARN & co, Corner of Congress and North SITS.
GEORGE HEARN.
Portland, March rs, s.-dtf
The Portland daily press., 1868-05-01
HOnSa T.nfS,

TWO on Congress near State Street, and eight
l. lots ON Emery, Lewis and Thomas streets, Tor
sale by W. I'll. STEPHENSON,
Feb 10, 1S6S.-tf At I'd National Bank.
The Portland daily press., 1868-05-01
Eclectic Medical Ial1frmary,
TFs rruE r.AnyES

DIR. HUGHES particularly invites all Ladies, who
need medical adviser, to call at his rooms, No. IL
Prebe Street, which they vii find arranged fol- theiI
especial accommodation.
DR.. II. IS Eclectic Renovating Medicines unrivai.
led in efficacy and superior virtue in regulating sll
Female Irregularities. Their action is specific and
certain of producing relief in a short time
LADIES will find it invaluable in all cases Of OF
sructions after all other remedies have been tried in
vain 1t is purely vegetable, containing nothing in
the least injurious 10 the health, and may be takei
with perfect safety at all times.
Sent to any part of the country with full directions
by addressing DIR. HUGHES,
tan1. 1865d&w. No. Id P1eble Street, Portland.
The Portland daily press., 1868-05-01

There are many men OF the age of thirty who are
troubled with too frequent excavations from the blad
ing sensation, and weakening the system In a mar
ner the patient cannot account for. On examining
the urinary deposits ropy sediment will often be
found, and sometimes small particles of semen or al
bumen will appear, the color will be of thin milk
ish hue, again changing to dark and turbid appear.
ance. There are many men who die of this difficulty
ignorant of the cause, which is the
SECOND STAGE OF SEMINAL WEAKNESS.
can warrant a perfect cure in such cases, and
full and healthy restoration of the urinary organs
Persons who cannot personally consult the Dr.,
can do go by writing, in plain manner, descrip.
aon of their diseases, and the appropriate remedies
will be forwarded Immediately.
All correspondence strictly confidential, and Will
10 returned, If desired.
Address: DIR. j. B. HUGHES,
\ -a No. IL Preble Street,
Next door to the Preble House, Portland, Me,
- Send Stamp for Circular.
The Portland daily press., 1868-05-01
Msw Eany Thousands Can Testffy 80 r sas
by Unhappy Experieuce!

Young men troubled with emissions In Sleeps
complaint generally the result OF a bad habit IL
youth treated scientifically and perfect cure
ranted or no charge made. ~
hardly day passes but we are consulted by one OF
more young men with the above disease, some o.
whom are as weak and emaciated as though they ha6
the consumption, and by their friends are supposed c
have it. All such cases yield to the proper and only
correct course of treatment, and in short time ara
made to rejoice in perfect health.
The Portland daily press., 1868-05-01

All who have committed excess OF any kin0,
whether it be the solitary vice OF YOUTH or the sting
ing rebuke of misplaced confidence in maturer years
SEEK FOR An ANTIDoTE IN SEASON.
The Pains and Aches, and Lassitude and Nervouf
Prostitution that may follow Impure Cotton,
are the Barometer to the whole system.
Do not wait for the contamination that is sure to fol.
low; do not wait for Unsightly Ulcers, for .-
Disabled Limbs, for Loss of Beauty
and COmplexion
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-02-08
Mp. 1s.

BET Mablseiten uno na@ Durit 9enpiz
fen tperoen.
Die Mil@ ndbrt unp per1ubt oas
@ebliit unc belonoerS penn fte unee@
tcdt uno nit Wa0er perpannt oereiat
pirb. Do@ ioll fie iparlamer al6@afer
oeret6t perpen.
5tnlt9tli9 oeSMaabe5 perfabre man
na6 pem @runofaBe: Der Meni1 1pu
ni@t leben um su eilen ionpern eien
um ;u leben.
gfi6t oas was mfr senteben ndbrt
uns> ipnoern pas wa6 mir perbauen.
Mdbi9teit 1T un9etnetn mobltbatiA ~
mobl fir ren &Irper als AUDI fir ben
0eift. sic 951net oem &5rper bic ndz
tbi9e 3eit pamit CT oie@peile in 0ecei6z
lide Nabrun95Iafte pertpanole, Aiebt
biepurd pem @eifte neue&eslamteit unb
ldwddt bic beimliden 8e9irten. Das
D}aab Der Speilen foutc I9 in aelunben
3ulfanpe la9 ber Gbluft befitnme11
uno oie l@eberi@reitun9 pel7elben bat
meiten6 &rdnfli9feiten> 3uweiten AUDI
Serw6bnuns sur 6rl9e.
Man forge pafiir oab i6 oie&tnter
frub;eiti9 beim 0enu0e Der Nabrunas<
nittel ali eine quite Sronun9 9e>pBbnen
unp fd auber Der beittmmten 3eit allies
Gfen5 entbalten.
Dte GHeret unb Nai9baftt9feit ftIrt
ni6t nur bic 8ercauung lpnoern fe
entebrt AUDI ben Men11en unb perlei<
tet i'm III man9erlet Geblern. Die
blinpe 9tebe> ric pas &tno Don benz. .0ez
nu'ie oergfabrun9smtttel abbin9t9 n1a91
le9t b,i pemielben cen @rnno 3u Stnz
nenluit 2iifternbeit Trdsbeit Jaulbeit>
WpQuit, l1nmdbt9fett 2igenbaftt9feit
II. /. 49, unp ma9t e6 CUR Selbltbeberr<
1dun9 unp Selbi itiiber,pinnuns unfd>
big.
Man 9epSbne bie&tnber paran, lan9z
fam gu ei1en unp bic @peilen eebSrte gu
tauen, oenn cae 1T CUR Gerrauun9:.notb<
wenot9.
Darum 9efatte man tbnen ni6t> fife
Speiien gu 9enieBen uno fe ungefaut
beru11ter SIT 11luden.
Mlan se1p1bne bic &inber friibseitts
Spet1 unp Tranf als cine @abe @ptes
su betratten ; man fniipfe paran Die
erle 2ebre uno ben erfen 8etpeis BON
oer GGte peS btmmlil1en @aters
uno metle ca9 &ino beRmS9liGit an>
Spetie uno Granf ME anpers ais i'm
panfbaren Mufblid 81 @ott su genie
fen.
(Jprtiebune fcIat:)
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-02-08

mipernatarli9e Nnfrensun9 Der &rdfte
unp per Druid auf bic 8rult nod befttz
ger, bieGpl9en nu6 faltmmer. &inoer>
>pel9e 5i6 pft NIT Der 8rut an bic Se@
b6lter Der Qaufbanf ftpben> fSnnten
frebsarti9e @el9pIre befpmmen.
Gltern1 bic ibre &inber lieben> follen
eS ni9t NIT Dem @ebenlernen iibertreiz
ben uno bic &tnper nfdt gu frlhseiti9
eeben lebren.
Gs 1T beGer, pas Sinh lernt Elm SPAR
Mpnate (pdter seben unp laufen> als
cab eecur9 auSufrlbe Mnfren9un9 Der
&rafte frumne Seine ibtefen 3ddsn
unb S1ultern befpmnt ; penn bic 5ufz
ten unb Uuec fino ned piel gu f@>pa9,
| ben &Irper III tra9en uno fe ,peroen
BON rer 2aF peHelben gu lebr eepriidt.
Sim 1ddeli9fen 1T bic Anfren9uns
aum @ebe11 CUR 3elt pes 3abnens. Sn
bieier pertooe fino bic &incer am
! 1Wmdhfet1 unp am mel fen IN @efobr>
| III yerpodlen UNI su serrcnfen.- SIM
neunten Wonat poer etwa5 triiber Ipll
man III Der Ge9el bic Sinner 0eben lerz
nen> >pietppbls6 gar nibt libel 9etban.
,rdre >renn l1,an ranltt partete bis sur
3eit ner Gntw5bnung. Tdn9t man
pamit fraber an 1p finn bic t5iiften uno
bic Ibeile wel6e ten &1rper tro9en, gu
| 19ma9 pcer Die girbelbdume Der 9enz
ben leicen 9tptb Ger Nuf9ratb 1T au9
nod nidt fart 9enug fie gu balten.
! 6pbalb bte &inner alletn aeben fSnz
men, fo laHe man i1e td9lih nur {o ctele
8ewe9llns lnaden ola fie 'ppllen ; man
la0e Ie laufell 1prin9en> bf8 iie miice
rerben uno erlaube ibnen paNenoe llez
bun9en. Do6 rnub oieles fteta unter
Nuflidt ..9ei9eben.
| &inber piirfen nt9t BET alien pper
frdnfltden per( (pnen fdlafen man lai1e
| te allein poer NIT Gpritdt BET 9elunpen
Gr,pa9lenen ruben F; es 1T gar ntdt ielz
ten, rab &inrer purd Md9oe pber 1elbft
our9 Mitter im @dlafe erpriidt nor
ben fnp.
| Rinrer fnb fir @emdtbsbetpeounasn
|febr et,pfinnli6; 3prn> @dreden,
|Gurdt Bstriibnib, Greuee uno Sdmer;
fppmnen nno 9eben> uno tredleln nit
aub erprcertlider Sdatlli9fett. Snoelz
fen ,pirfsn iie febr beftfs ouf nas ;orte
Nersenlpiteul unp baben ni6t lelteu 9sz
| |fabrlide Jolee.
S9rsd unp Gurbt flno bic sep5br<
lidfte l1rla6e BON 6allludt Der &fncer.
| NnbaltenocIraurtsfeit rerurladtibnen
eine lanslame Mt3ebruns. - Man be-
mabre raber raS @elniitb Der &tnoer
sur jecer befttsen 0emiitbabe,re9ung
man rebe fe nibt b1!r9 fir6terltdeGrz
sdblunaen> rur9 9erfleicunsen rurb
llu9enannte Nifplausz zMdnner man ent<
|siebe ibnen nidt bic ldulrlplen Greupen
ibres 9lltcrs, unb entferne spr tbnen
ale picerli9en unp erI9redenren Sc
gent itdnbe, <.''.
! Mls bic poyd9lidfen llriaden> tpa>
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-02-08

seathrIid,e 8IIsnnssmitteI fir BEN ssDrper.
(Jrrtiesuns.)
Die2aufbdnpsr priifen pte f6waden
Sdultern sulammen bemmen ben
Blutlauf III btefem Sbeile; Die &incer
le9en I9 spr>p1rts> tnbem ite ben bin
tern &Irper riidmdrts jtreden, uno bic
ie6 9iett ibnen eine unan9enebme Stelz
lung.
9ti6t minper erob it Der Nodtbeil
rer 8 aufb ante pter ga II ~ d9 n
unb per {psenannten 9aufituble.- -gleiz
ben bic Sinner lanse IN per 9esmunse@
men Sage, 70 pradt iper &Srper auf Die
ldwa6en Tdbe, bic enblt9 frumm unc
Idief tperben muNen; bic Br>it letbet
ourd ben beftt9en Druid betm Gprtftoz
Ben res Sdiebers.- Np9 i6dolt@er
(inp bic Qauffable, tpel6e bic &inbermit
1i9 berumldleppen miii1e1t; bier IT bic
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-02-08
&coacteur: @ngem 8. @brbarot.

rum III ben erfen E3nei Sabren pe6 2ez
ben5 70 piele &inber fterben> 9iebt DIR.
Gaub in ieinem @eluntbett@ &atediSz
mus fpl9etpe an :8ercprtene 2uft bum
fle, feuGte lStuben> @ifeln unreinlidz
feit fdledte Speilen beipnperS Mebl<
brete, uno Summer unD @lenp. 0ian
f0nnte 9etpib gu oielen nod tpeit mebrere
lrladen binsuleBen.
g al ng M ittel inben fpl9enben
Sabren Die pibtisften bieber eebSrenoen
8emertllnye,1 Jebler baeesen. Natiirlitbe
Mbionoerunsen,
Sn 8etref Der Nabrunasn,ittel lit
ben ferneren Sabren cer &inpbett uno
Sueenn iinb rieMerste unb gr3ieber iiber
setpil1e puntte fat aQ9en1ein einuertan=
ben.
3undbf lie9t IS ben Gltern belpn@
ber6 Den Wittern d. fie in Nu6ioun9
su brtn9en. Sour su oft iiberlai1en bic
| ie e6 Seritdnpi9en perlonen, pariiber
unpiutiirlth gu 1dolten. Np6 SITTER
iino fieau5 sluibpufanbener Qisbe gu
ldwoA ir9eno eil,er 2u fternbett Ger
Shine rntos9sr, III arbeiten uno 1daz
rem tbnen pacur6 nt6t blpb tDrperlib,
loubern au0 oeifig.
Die wi9ttglen bierber 9eb1ri9er Sc
lncrtun9en finp fclgenre:
Die &inosr 1pllen einfa6e, percauliz
dye Speiien befpmmen. 6alb ODER gar
unretfes Sbf.. tltsenoes oper unaus4e<
tadsnes 8rcD> fette pper aur balb Sc
Ifo6te Speilen alt sebadene6 Mus
Serlduerte leberbletbiel II. p9l. tau9e,
nidt unr fnp tbnsr wett 1nebr iddplid
ais niBltd. Gben io nadpriidli6 1T
Sor allen oelifaten fifteen uno 9e>piir;bafz
ten 2ederbiHensu 1parnsn einmal neil
fe an f6 fbpn rer @elunpbeit fddc<
l!id fino> uno pann aud, neil }te 3ur
2u fernbeit fibren.
Man setr5bne bic &inber alImabIi9
at Mannisfalti9feit unb Nb,pe9slun9
perSpeiien. unp rt9te fi6 ni9t na9
BEN bloBen 2aunen unb @Gnlben Der
&inrer. Sc siebt >ppbl Rtnoer> Die por
9erifen Speifen Gfel baben. Man
n1tbi9e fie 3war nibt oieie gu eHe1 ater
man entlhxoiSe fs aud nibt purb
Darretdun9 anoerer Spetlen. sab es
fteben> fast bic Wutter uno if Oafiir
ein Stiif6en Broo, renn fit oi6 stz
gems fcde!L fam t9 ni6t.
0sm591lt9 ilno perslei9en 2inoer nut
Der,p1bnt unp fil9en fi9 na9 unb
na6 Don iel6it &pieoer in bic Notbwenz
pt8feit beiuncerS wenn lie bie;u ltebpcQ
ermuntert ,peroen> uno Elm gu1e6 8eiz
lpiel baben.
Inter pen0etrdnfen iinb Ma11er unb
Mhd bic beifen unp 9eoetblt9fen fir
bic &incer. Das Nafer mub aber
rein uno fril9 BON ber 3ueQe foullnen
unb fol- ntdt etlpa oprber etli6e Stun<
ben IN @elbirren am tpenisfien in fup !,
fernen in allen @infeln berumfeben.
J Gs fam ben Sag binpur@ uno aud
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-02-08
(Jprtiebune fsIet:)

M onol los etnes 81 ii ndener er
prole tiers. @as bin i9 jebt
et9entlt@? Gin Suiraiiier bat gu mir
s1o9t; uSauferL 9ebft tpeiter| llnb
Der rrHe9ierun9sprdfipent bat 9'ia9t:
uN etne 5errn II 9eben Sie bod
11a9 5aule," &as 9iltjebt? San'
ner 9er'n ODER net? 9luf bic blp6e
urwableret pfeif i9!
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-02-08
Sem S<Sanberer.

QBiQfpmmen iuneer Wanpersmann
Btlf wobl redt u,iio' ee~proen;
59auf benno9 fril6, man ilebt's Dir an
@elt, fcrnmf bod ans pem Nprben2
Nun rube DID semitbli@ aus
Gpu Oeiner laneen Geiie,
ST AUDI fir Did nod plas im 6aae,
llnb aud nod Tranf unb @peile.
t1nb nun er3able uns einn1al
8on beinem5 5eimatbslanees
5reuber3ie tpie man bir's befabl
Sim MNGippi<S <Sranoe.
6er9, man bSrt bid erSablen germ
0iel aus ben Mi1irnen;
Drum trancre uur re9t in bic Jera,
6'pirb lid Der Miibe lebnen.
Sa, binbe bir bic @dtneeidub' an
llnb tpanbre riiftis tpeiter;
Mae's itirmen, tpas es iiiirmen faun,
Sleib' bu nur frcb unb better.
.5ier Deinen 5tab, mein Wanbersmaun,
Be@9lasen gut NIT Gilen! a-
Me9t 70, pers gis ni9t bre9en fann,
Darfbier gu 2ano uidt reiien.
Mun benn Ate !l1nb reiie gut!
unh fc,nme reat baIb misber; a
@utt nebme Did lit feline 5utb! f.
abe @rub' mir bic Briiber!
Nem<Ml{aee San. "a. 1858.
.@" So.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-02-08

~ Diejeni9en unierer Mbpnnen@
ten, Die ben uDanperer" mod n{@t er>
balten baben, belieben unS 9efaut81t oaz
ppn in &enntntb gu ieben.
Die Nebacttpn be6 BlatteS>
Wlinne@pta @trabe ct. paal.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-02-08

Der Wanberer erlaeint ieben Samftae nno
fuffet III unbepinater 8s :austesablune IN Den
Bereinieten @taaten: . 90 .o
Sdbrli4 = tx g
5albiabra@ %<'
Na6Gurrpa pvrtpfreE g.
SGbrli@ $aoe
palbidbrK4 = x,52 x52
Sir brei Mpnak y ~
Ginaelne Nummer oo!r ~
Gos Wortp fir ben vQDanberer" IN ben Ser<
etniaten 6taaten tetrdst 20 Gents per s}a9r nno
mu6 ppn benz Gn,pfaneer bel ieiner ppfptFee
siertelidbrli9 sprausbeaablt meroen. u
Man tanu au ieber 3eit auf ben ~ .9Han6erer"
abonniren, inbem bic Sabreanse rat ben sfun1<
mern berednet perben. 50 Nunn'ern MAIDEN
einen Sabreang.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-02-08
aus Sa1re 8eeiaa 1T Gedtfhtf''

salve Regina . fst nns sesrubet,
eimmli{&e RSnisinz ma4tis unb miIe,
Queae, pur& bic uns ar @nabe sufteBet
gEcnn' uns i'm 95rteben, i'm &f un1tr Sdtl
gi&t mie ber Gnoel nit lieblidem Moe
@rubt berGertannte aus irtifaem SbaL
gBeneet su Dir ii@ nit flebenbsm Salps,
@rub unb @ebct Nm, Grbnrmans sun'al.
Dp@ ut erbHbt aud auf bimmlii&em 1brrne,
ST bod bic 2iebe uns Dein ni@t periast;
gBeil uns CUR SHUTTER eeeeben srm @pbne,
Miemanb pereetens fein Qeiben Dir Haet.
SHUTTER bin Du uns uno g. was fiir Gine,
&Snisli9 mabrbaft an 5erS unb an Sanb;
l1nerbSrt 1T es, be6 fiirber nod peint
Wer Deine @iite nur Gin Mal erfannt.
1lnt 81 ter @ite bic Mo@t fib eeiellet
Dir marb fit bitteube Mllmadt gu Sbel;
@enDu teiadbef, if fider seitellst,
@ies ii sewie ibn unb epises Sell.
salve Regina > lei uns eesriibet,
Rvnisin SHUTTER auf bimmlii&en,5brcn,
Auelle, bur9 bic uns all @nabe suatsbeut;
Gbre lei bir unb benz eSttli6en @pbn!
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-02-08
4aeda9o9is&hes.
Mutpe1tbunQ

Gieiera einen @rnne iase.
A. Nuf ben &Drper unp B. auf ZEN @eift
oes Menlden.
u. &lrperli1e Grsiebnue.
M mti9feit Der tGrperlt9en
Graiebung.
NathrIidts 8tisunssmitteI fir ben SsSrper.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-02-08
Sabr8an8 1.
@er Mamderer+

Gu9s dbenblatt fir fittlidbes aStrten uneaS'ne"'
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-02-08

eathrlid,e BtIsuns ssmitteI fir ben aDrper.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-06-12

Our Table for June

fHh HOUSEHOLD toe May. b. sou. mistake
did no, End It's way 10 our table tiilihi. week The
ans'oo' iSqairy for ii By the ladies', IL evidence o,
the estinaiiOn la which They no a this truly vuIa,
bic shsri, Fab. By Munsra A Crowsu Brat,l.
t-1ro' VI
IHE MUSICAL REVIEW for jane Ia. several
pit ess oi good. masic b.- lss n tsrc.tn rna.
Zeal rvsdinz sni Art it,ra. Rev ic~. &C. ra6 b. J.
L fe'rr', y. Y. al ssoo per AHaam. stns.e cop.
ics 3 cts.
IHE GLEE HIVE and rHE PNRLOUR CON-.
fANIoS, ts-asd moaihiY. By Peters are works
which III D. appreciated By auIoser. Of ma.le
There 10 plrHty Of good popa AR music arranged for
plano ns,- and violin. Supplied In a cheap Ai.d AZ.
rariive form.
EVERY SATURDAY. vita Il. interesting nit.
eslan} 81, 'rcs lVd d, rrsu Afly from Iicknor Flcli.
OUR BOY AND GIRLS MAGAZINE e8n,in-
aes It, weekly yi.iis % Javrni!r 20 vhon Il &.
Al~a's welcomed. Pub. BY lee \ shepard Bottom
IHb LITTLE CORPORAL b-Eu, a new vol
uiae 9th IT. next unmbeT and ogsrs great iGdae--
Hsnis to siass. Thtsi charming paper the pIee.
80 arr ali orisiaa and each Ratnb-r viii hereafter.
e"niain a child. hymn, With msslc Tub by \ l..
s+ssl Chicago III.
bsil~y Noye-, Of Portland, pobli.h q Monthly
Adssrtis~r which, hey issBs KratuisOu.l. 20 their
pair"ns and others II 10 Dot eoudurd 90 aiyrrfis-
ihs ih"ir n~'eni Lac, oftTaie bat contain. Va.
il'y Of choice rtadinz matter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-06-12
Editorial review of Portland Market,
For week snalnr Jnnr :

FOR week ending Jane :.
The general business OF th- city tor the week IN
der feri~~ ha' bcra good ani while sorpr brapets.
Of "aic haze b~rn reported 4aiet other. have been
s''"S' ID" favorable weather wht Ia. prrvzi',,i
dsfrs tie ~.~s has impaired more 40, 20
senera'iy tAaa daring the ro-k prryis,.
HssdsArs. lsou STEEL and maid. hs,. been IN go,
dsmand and prics. ancr nx-d
F0f sur. grain. pros lsion and proiaec tad, IA,
tea 4uiie active siihput heavy demand bsyer.
ptv'~fnus 70 puFchAse 10 motvrat~ q1autIfv ia
dr. go~is, 9 81 ha. roniins-d 70 D. ,ery good
1o1d has varied bst little daring the ucsk coming
up a'ih" h'zh~" 20 i1i. aad E1lng down 20 81
ruiiaE ~ sbpat 1901
ArrLEs-rhsr. q not large supply Of shoIr.
irnu 10 tie n,aIkst and appis are 10 demand a. an
80, arc.d price Dor drird appr. the .upply 3. TAR
ard price. Unchanged wv ISL
bf'N--lhe demand continuss 90 b. good. and
r,, y, '",{ "fm AZ or g1otatipas
-. tItE- HE niatA-t - better .oppi,i and price.
ft''u aud prizes az lover
htt ,.-'d chse'e - gefil8r scarce srd price.
~ ''f' nm Nv b coming along au.I " ,,.,a,.
cs'iN- Win inefsh.,d receipt. enrn IA. .r,s.,
ahi ifir-s hnfr gone duwnfo o. l5Fft. f.r 49,,
mixed. - crBt 1I tor We.ttfn So low tt,. T
- Pr - for N. cor losd wiihost the tra,l.'sr.
sfsitFrn ttlos g. scare, and sist iittis ti.r. A. 49,
maftst d, hels ~ esaIls ~sotbero 80, ~
Hsr-'r's mafkgi i. raod.d vi,t r,.,..4 3D., 81,
u" I4.Iy i"r which the price hss r,rrtirf 10
80 here !. more too Try fof prime qualify he6
~ - li,e mafsei g. LITTLE loser and ue quote
." we -' ~ hHft"i- ahd -UHtuic iu E.s.
t"ll iHf market BE- 81 sgptU.f ana ,,tr,.,
tft Tor w." most lsrt urcrang,d r. pot.t,. ~,
more ''uiI 900 prices ere loser. We 9,,,. -,
bii s-'di - is3l ~ La. af. se.in. =, ~
laesHEs- Onions ere y,fy .earee ana 80 49,, !.
80 Pc iLl. "'e meta a.
Ih"Fi7t"N-- TIE market both for beef and ,,,,t
y ms' 40 pfic's Us unchanged Lvfs eitar COL
800 20 80 ciFI sble D.. nfas stgnr4i ~ tp.
49,. " '"s are btid - issSr tJr gfims ana
i'ois Tor sL0ul3srs. ~''
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-06-12
N HANKRtrrrY.


IN the strict Court ~ the tpit-d state for tho
Dsfrtrf ct Naine
in The matter ~ p.xlud Charlie. 4rkrurf .--
Ihis go give mo- I-- mat rsfffi1n has been f-s.
- ntFd % the Coort %. gord Charles of Fr,rburz
10 sai District. bshsspt pra, tuR THAI hs tnns h..
deere. 90 have ii dice targa from all ti. d.bts.
- y able Lnicf fhs bankrupt Act ant upon rslifug
sati p"ttipu u g. ordered ty fue Court that nt
ihf % hnf uron the me. The 2-fh DAY 81 sept
\. u. i-f~. before tfs Court Doe PprtI.nt io .stf
District. "a three o.ol,ck T.. VI a.d tbat notice
L'ff."i t" pHhi'hfh goo the oxford Democrat aud
i"f' ana N'cs} star negsIagcrs pfin'ed lu .sfI
District. ono seek for three slcc.ssitc week.
ant THAT ai creditors who have proved their dstf.
sud othrr psrsonr n infersst may appear a. ssii
tine and piHof. aud show esu.e, ii anv they haze
Why the prayer e said petition should not b. gs,pf.
%. WV y. FEfHtF
clerk Of District Court fyr .aid Di.,rirt.
Iuup 81 n.Ft
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-06-12
tn: WHITCOMB
Horse Hay Rake,

l. The beet Horse Rake Known IT R,kES
CLEAN, wrrks easy, and j. uarrRnted 10 give
better raI'sf'cti"n rh,n any nIhes Rake ever IN
ventc'i-as The l1isowiRg tesIiHlon fn,,n ON. Of
the larsrst farmers "a oNfnrd County, shows:
FRYEHUUU, Nix, Feb .th lsEs
T. VI DOp.E, Eso..-D~Hf Str: I puTci,a..d t.-.
season one vi tie whiicon,b Horse Hay Rasrs and
after rakng with IL our hundred and ntty IONS ot
nay can safely say a. lsOr saving mAehtnr II II
sn, oar drruing rake II works equally veil ON
rough and smooth grsund
Years, &c H. ID. 4. HCTCUINs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-06-12
Special Notices.
THE ERRORS or YOUTH.

Those who are sur-riag rom the above should
procure pr, Hayes Medical RooE, entitled
"Th~ science ri lite or SelErrrservatIon " or ap-
ply Z" the author of that Invaluable trra'Ise.
Impaired manhood OF middle aged people perfect.
" restored
Too book contain. 90 page, printed on anr pa.
prr, Illustrated With cvastiial engraving boaud Ia
b~Hatifti cloth. aud a. universally pronounced the
bsst usdieal orr Ia the world.
sat 20 all parts OF the euautry by mail securely
.rt'ed po.tag- paid IN c.ipt Il price %
hddr"s- pr, =. %. HAYES, No { Bulasrh 1t e-t.
Of }. =. D1 IA co II school IT BOSTON.
y b.-pr. ". can sIwAy- ~ consulted In the
strict - cpuHd~nc- from O'Clock Ia the morning
uuti = o'ciocs tn the evening
Inviolabic secrecy aud certain relief
REMEMBER. NJ. Z Buihuch ~, Boston,
opposite Revere Hou--.