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The market for wheat passaby active, the demand
ss"s sssay 80 out ss;s
d. ~ cS Winter i red
IN i but g,;;' wsTs ss,n
,o5
sses We're made Of lsoc bushels western al iec
is.S sa;Ss:
FRrIoHrs-The markc, continued TO rule quiet and
were lower In some Tho chartering business was
rates The engagements were no Liverpool per steamer
Ss aG q ssh o1 , s9Ss .n
sss 14 a TeRs % s wheat "a 70 's a q
% n%.e p SsS 8 The aarle with
voyage and rate :cSoons SSs capacity ssviias
900 sh Jamaica New York ts s
FISH At about former prices Dry ,o.rsb'y
' as '.s 9's Ms sss "a a
re- s wsss @ & l S BAY s. S
ssrs were IN he sou, Ss which wes bea
a. higher prices Smoked herrins wer h demand and about
forEo l.. Barrel herring were steady Al SIS Sc.
GUSNrrs dull and unchanged We quote cloth lfc.
no demand was light and almost entirely for homo
S%Ss Prime Ssi RsSss Ssrs sady De- Eel
fcror do 2c &c., old Be- 2oc and new foreign loo
wa, CUTE. b., steady a. &c. sS a. which
.. III sss s sssos HSf
lbs, m gold Do cs q lbs, &c = 's. sos.sviaso n
10 S5.@ss mn aie; otsSec, = ssIS;. lsSs:
Is ii Js lie. re Mstaroros - h lbs, sc lsIec
srs G sCr i x :' nim 2s.cs e y G S
he Ice, ard Tssss q ibs, iac lec. Total stock,
iRoSrhers but little demand for Scotch pig and tho
snY sac; we near. was y. soas q
IS t%eaa s. E.' ~ s 9T 10 H. s,a s
y t tS n Gsasn % on s
s ~ S 81 .Ss sS Ss
sLfap-ofdnay foreign was auie. but arm Al 90 sss
% !2h, gold tn, The stock was light. s
Oak Was ierscy active a former quotations. We quote
&c. s "a 90. s Made g DO sS S sh ss
81 sc s I'd .% no dsf and
weghts 2thc s2ske DO poor do, 2oc &c do in the
rS aa 49, is h;,sy s sss Sa sg
tec ~ DO middle, Sc &C.; do Light &c a6s do 10
ee r So S:ss s s m''aie Soc aszo nEh' se
The market was dull and prices were nomina
ssii e s 81 Sss ana
200 rosin The market for the former depressed BY
Is svs sss Bsss: Ssf re. ss; s G.Hs
s sSs s a0 /" :pp%s 'ss n ss 3
sod rule ans s .y Sales b ssa
%" q ss s.ss !, &
we quote strained ]. r. 30 70 ~ co. No 90 e
Rs rssssd % s'I % Ss e
" e va. lower dosing :. sSs
.os !. 49,, ne S1, r.
were u q . u %, IN casks and bbis. - = wv Wv
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

TUESDAY, Oct. 6-6f.M
BRfswAx was quiet, but prices steady At A5c .
Go.
BUILDING MATERIALs.-Eastern spruce not very
active and prices favored the purchaser Sales
about 0 feet At &l9 SCI Lime was steady 81 for
common and % for lump while iaths quiet % 80
g. Rosendale cement being In light supply and in fair
mand higher being held II 81 80 per bb large sales
have been made recently for homo consumption and for ship
ment 70 Cafonia Bricks we're quoted steady $40 80
front.
CANDLys adarnanne IA o. were quiet but steady
Sc. 60c.
CoopERAeE STOCK 10 fair demand and steady At the
following quotations shocks, SS inch heads
heads Sg % - S. rum do Sb 6o pipe do, $3.50 81;
$50. -
CoTrON-Receipts 1894 bales. The amount of business
transacted comparatively light the demand being almost
entirely confined TO spnners and the advance In prices
abshed yesterday lost the market closing The
sales were sSl bales including l7 for spinners and ia
on speculation Annexed are the closing quotations.:
Uil1ads and Mobile and Nesc Orleans
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THE wusWNswomrss ASSOCIATION.
Formation OF n Sewing Machine Operators
Union.

Formation OF n Sewing Machine Operators
Union.
lecture was to have been delivered last evening
before an assemblage OF workingwomen, by Miss
Julia Crouch, at the workngwomen's Home, in
Elizabeth street. on the subject "wisdom and Folly,
Quite number OF persons interested in the move
ment now taking place among the workingwomen,
as well as number OF the women themselves, at
tended. but were somewhat astonished when in
formed that the meeting was not to be held at the
"IIome." ana was adjourned to the ONCE or the
Repo,utfon. Some OF the more practically in
ment however bringing their forftude TO the rescue
determined not to let slip the opportunity OF doing
some good or taking some active measures In behalf
OF at least portion Of those present, and accord
ingy, having adjourned TO and arrived at the Rero-
luton office, they proceeded to organize Union OF
Sewing Machine Operators Miss 3. A. Davis, pres-
dent OF workingwomen's Association No. q, occu-
pied the chair, and Miss Susan II. Anthony addressed
the ladies present briefly, urging upon them the
dement's to be derived from cooperation, explaining
the advantages to be derived therefrom, the
management and principles of their organiza-
which Mrs. Morris Ia chairman with power TO Issue
call during the present week to operators generally
70 meet at some place TO DO designated, next Tues
day evening and to submit thereat a constitution
and bylaws and rules for the management OF the
Union, subject to approval by the members. The
action Of the persons In charge OF the Homer was
very generally though temporarily, commented upon
as being barely consistent with the general idea re-
garding the avowed objects and purposes OF the
.Home" In aid OF the cause OF workngwomen.
Perhaps the "Home" authorities are alarmed, but
the movement among the women IL assuming such
proportions as may oyershadow their institution on
ment in s.rue Of workingwomens cooperative board
ing houses. As-.nctation No. q adjourned TO meet
on the last Tuesday o. october,
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Rang0on dull and unchanged 1t Sc. 8kc
REGULUs ANTIAONY.-Thsrs ANAL aalsa nj 1S1Sc.,
gold 49,
sALrThe market arm at former prices, with small
stock and light receips The obbing demand
as ssd Is Y SrSsnd e ~ o H4:sn:
Soc. b5c. per bushel
SPRRnAoETL-Rehned quiet At Soc.
bKINs-For goat the market quiet and weak. Sales
bales Mexican. do. Paina 81 do Buenos Ayres
private terms Deer wero in good demand and tho
stock being considerably reduced prices higher.
There We're sales Of 2SoC0 CentEal American, 200
on private terms We quote Tampico, 7Sc per h.,
currency Paya, Soc Curacos Soc. &c.; Cape boc 66c
DeerZHonSuras l2c gold Vera Cruz, 4bc Central Amer
Ac. - =
SKKDs-Cacutta linseed in demand, but at lower
prices Sales were made of s0c9 bags in Boston - 49,
gold. Clover yer was dun sn9 nomns a ac Ike Timothy
inal At So 10.
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residence OF her parents No. Roosevelt street. this
"wednesday afternoon, at halfpast two O'Clock
without further notice.
WHITE.-0n Sunday, October l. EDWARD HAYDocx
WHITE, In the 55th year OF his age.
The relatives and friends are respeetfully invited
TO attend the funeral from his late residence NO ~
Fifth avenue. on Wednesday fourth day afternoon;
October I, at halfpasl three O'Clock.
WooLLEY.--At Flushing, L. l., on Sunday, October
T. HENRY s. WooLLEY.
The relatives and friends are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral this wednesday, afternoon az
O'Clock, from his late residence, and ut three
O'Clock at Grace church, Jamaica, without further
notice.
WorHERsPooN Thursday, October ], SARAH
ton, 3. q.
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REAL ESTATE MATTERS.


rHFts OI HtcuI FstHtc Ntsttfuuys
The market opened for the week, yesterday. with
two large sales, which In the interest they evoked
and the success which characterized them were sec
ond to none Of the great sales OF the past spring
One OF these was the sale by johnson a Miller Of
two hundred city lots situated In South Brook
Ign, F1atbush and East New York, the other being
the continued sale by A. J. Blocker, Son Co., OF
building lots and villa sites at Planneld Park, Plain
field, New Jersey
ERw YORK pRopKRTy-ny JANIS ~ MILLER.
Tne ,ot ~ \. viii buildings thereon, No LOO Chatham
81 ia 10 n fson. ,os ,asap .&lss6o
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IS q o ,aad I'm s.1s No q Rutgers
~ A. corner o. I.s !, plot sss.ioo No. 4ss and
s so 'siss ANA
srss ,.o brick ..S srssns lot No so es5n
remain on bond and mortgage for term OF years, at
EsooKLYa raor.ar1lY ;oassos AND ailrS
lots on Rogers Douglass IT. each a5xloo,J
10, Rogers .v, ADJOINING i5iioo wilson SO
o's On sacse st. corner Buffalo Az, each aorlos 90
lo,. ssciet st. .dioinins same size, .as
on Buffalo .v co. Union i. Is lido VIM Roe: =. go
lots on Buffalo adjoining, each 21ioo, VIM Roe, .o
lots and cores on wycso st. between opSn:cn and
Swsratoga avs plot ssihxssl 2nss12floh James ,oo
lot, 9Th Az, cor iiih st. each iolso Frisoie
y lots ST. adjoining, each s0sico Gray, each ic
I Z. on ,ssh St 9Th Az aosloo Mr. Crane go
7sore lots on Carroll Albany av plot losxlsslx
Tires frame house, With lot soI60 on Marcy av,
near Kqscusko ST. Mr. Hickson $500
sos on Dean st. near Grand nv, each lssxoo, John
st, adjoining, same size Fr.Ge each M
onnss s .ss S.rns
lots on Pacific ST. adjoining, same size, Mr. Gardiner
rIArIusn raorrary
iai on Linden Boulevard near Bedford av each .oc
lots on Schenectady av Garden st. ali s5Ico
o.. sc9snse.dy av and cari:on St. adjoining, :,
lots on Garden st. adjoining, size Thompson, -,
entire block connected with ditto Thompson. lco
s ~ s Mr. st.
io.s on Garden st. adjoining above, Same size, John "a
10. Diamond st, adjoining above. same size,
o.. schsnsc.dy ~ and Diamond :. same size
lots schsnecsdy az and Garden . sam: sii:,J
sshsaestady Az and Diamond i: adjoining
lot. schsnssssdy Az, entire front, thompson
Lots Diamond Il: adjoining .bovs in rear, wilson,
EAST NEW YonK psopxarY.
e.os on Williams AZ, near Broadway a0xloo Mr. Oar 49,
SLOT; william. y, .djoinna broadway, cash COZ =
sas ssasRs
l0s on Henry Ct, near Broadway, each aoxloo, W
slS; Henry i: near Sro.dwsy. adjoining each iii
Henry q and including corner 81 Broadway
slos S.n.r.is AZ, near Linden Boulevard. each 10:
c.narsis adjoining Linden boulevard,
Baltic :. H,n .ss sSs:d Az. each iG;iG
corner Battle SS' AZ ana fsnn;y,ani. Az, Dis:
lots on Baltic .v corner smith .v Goinsr, each
s w 9n h.v corner Broadway each 2O1io
sajonins xaS.ma Az and Broadway; sam: size,
INV JERSEY raor1ar1n1 LEWIS woop.
ne;. a. =. nm
sompste IN Al IL arr~nssmenss and furnished
WITH M 500 has
billiard room, senpin alleys a new laundry, extensive
~n
acres, filled with shade trees. The property sold
the O. ssns q
when The deed possession WIN be given. The bal,
,ssr: payable ssmanuasy AND va. par
chased BY Chdzey, OF Easton, Pa for sic
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CoFTRE.-The market FOR N.o quiet and prices
heavy except for prime grades t50 bng,
Msssspg on private terms; other kinds quet sales
nary cargoes 7c &c., gold in bond; fair do, &c. aac
good do l0Hc i0s<c prime do lhc lZc: extremes,
for lots, TIC 1218c. Hesrrs. William Sons
the stock Rio October g. 1858 I'm New York. lH2sl bars
Baltimore, 800; New Orleans 5000; Mobile, AC00 PhilA
dephia, 1900. : :
CoPPER-The transactions ngot were dininutive, and
prices lower. The sales confined
lbs at 23c 2s4c for Baltimore and 23Ac. S3sc. for
Detroit and Lake Superior
DRUGS AND nYrs were generally quiet; sales ls CASKS
tartar at 2sAc &c., gold, for stained to prince 80
tons s:l soda at 81 90 gold 100 do soda ash Part at axe
bleaching powders lots at &c. currency 300
csrb soda at Ike gold 5000 kegs do and 100 bales
gedda private terms.
Flour GRAIN-Receipts lsse7 bbls -four $40 bbls.
oats and r or s san NV
-four quiet and Irregular the low grades avorng the
buyer and the better grades ruling quite steady
mand almost entirely from the ade. California
attn dull heavy. The about 1900 bbs
Guiding 900 bbs State for LIVERPOOL at "a lsH
Southern hour pasaby active and prices quite firm
the sale comprising 200 bbls at former prices Rye -four
better demand prices favorng sales
$50 bbls at Sc 10 for Brandywine Is 90 yellow
= =
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s,ss Of g bbl, spring At q s. and 10, do winter at q 60
Western At 81 "a Fsh oils were quiet but steady Sales
Tor the past week and part ssb 6a North
sperm At - and $50 private terms Beached winter
whale "a. selling a VI 50 u " and new beachsd winter
PETHoLEUx- Rsceips ils5 bbls refined. ssl do crude
and lN do naptha- The market for crude In bulk
larry active but closed easier the sales bbls at
and o DO for the balance Q, this month private
.npPins order were made No Refined only mode
'a's's active an rather heavy at sosse ..s. .S
standard white at soc, $50 Tor November and 500 do
, aS5 a so and LOU 90 serns
was In demand; sales 500 bbls at l5c and iwm 40
for November At lc free board buyers option In fhia
Nc lower Sales a6o bbs standard white the first and
last half Of October at sc 900 do for November AZ
soSc and asoo DO from Noyember 70 March A. sgc
There activity market, and prices
scarcely 80 erm slospg steady 3: va ss The
ST. for prime mess. Including $50 bills new mess
s snd sc Hs s d. foe ss option
hogs we're slow q sale and easier selling =, sc ios the
sales al ss5 M There's beef Inactive and prices
ls1c for picked shoulders Nc lac for dry saited do
,sc lsc for city zoc 20 Tor smoked DO and
there material alteration. Sales 50 boxes short rib at
1bc and Is do short clear a. l6c Old Western Cumberland
cut nominal at Ike The market for lard WAS only
moderately active, but prices steady Sales 800 pack
ages lsc lsAc for No. to prime and kettle
Ing Almost exclusively confined to ths immediate necessities
of the trade and with Increased stock prices heavy
auotationsannexed For cheese the demand al
Chsmqng. Sussex and Orange county diaries,
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~ V'ss qAioss pus 20 oD 90 wv
sTrAnINn moderately active. Sales 10000 lbs part
suaAn-ony moderate business was contaminated IN
and iiac l2c. for Porto Rico; also las boxes al isac
We quote Cuba fair to refining lc l1c fair good
Force pr ren 10 efHes d. s ar TO
graesry HSs. lsAc and prime 70 choice do, isHe
s IL FOR .os whi ss. AND or
yellows
were declining The sales confined to about o hhds
a. $40 i2c seedeaf slow Of sale Sales l7s cases
OF Havana The only sales were % bales at VI o.
TIN.Pig-Straits were in demand, and sales were
.tefdsm English DUH but steady at 1896 gic gold
g Is I'd g. ''rn'
oTALL9w was In moderate request Sales 5000 lbs At
200 esl.. but lltt- bust,
could be had Il VI s5 '' ''"Ae1 " ~ ''0"s' ''N'
very strong at former quotations. holders being nrn
sass m oo e
6sc Sa, No and below do SOC SIC super and smh
arc very firm At former pricea Extra pulled i neglected
held sy Tas and Kind.
neeces 4Sxc 52c including 5oc0 No. Ohio, at nc
washed 34c 1900 lbs Secured, a, DC
5000 comSng ise Texas, sac ssc
l5c &c. bales spring clip California SIC; $50
DO fan and spring do at SOC &c. and 5000 lbs AZ and
fa do at zee c Oh foreign the sales are about 2oo' lbs
WmALrposr, though quiet, Arm The sales were in
and 5000 do Davis Straits private terms.
wHALETooTs. -Beached were steady at loac.
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the earnings =, az. Tofcso. Wabash and Western
Railway Company FOR the 'aonts q september were
1920 o2 az alnst tas2,seb ~ w s,e GO 'on'n
Ssl year. being an increase Of t67,zvs W.
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The receipts Tor customs and the receipts, pay
Inents and balances at the subTreasury in this city
for the expired portion Of the week have been as fol-
lows:-
custom House. ,----sSttb- Treasury. -
Receipts Receipts. Payments. Balances.
Oct g.. 1851 e1,562462 $2e1e,6s0 eos, COS 900
Oct. 6... $4,000 2,l9416i 1,59e,504 "a, los, 557
The value OF exports exclusive OF spece) from
Few York to foreign Ports for the week ending to-
day was s3o725o,, against $2ese, 7os the week pre-
vious.
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The Smiths.

John Smith-p'ai1 John Smiths not
very high sounding; it does not suggest aris-
tocracy; it is not the name of any hero in
dle-away novels; and yet is good, strong and
honest. Transferred to other languages, it
seems to climb the ladder of responsibility.
Thus, in Latin, it is Johannes Smithus; the
Italian smoothes il off into Giovanni SMITH;
the Spaniaros render it Juan SmItnus; the
Dutcbman adopts it as Hans Schmidt; the
French fatten 1t out into Jean Smeets and
the Russian sneezes and barks Jonloif Smit
towski. When John Smith gets into the tea
trade at Canton, he becomes John Schmmit;
it he chambers about Mount Hecla, the Ice
landeis say he is Jaime Smithson; il he
trades among the Tuscaroras, he becomes
Ton Qua SmIttia; in Polani he is known as
Ivan Schmitteweiski; should he wander
among the v elsh mountains, they talk of
Jihon Schmmid; when he goes to Mexico, he
is booked as Jonth E'Smitti; if OF classic
turn he fingers among the Greek ruins, he
turns to Ion Smikton, and in Turkey he is
utterly disguised as Yoe Sect.
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"Giye me some sauill., Mother ,,

From the Saturday Evening Gazette, Bostonl
"BAIzE" claims the authorship CT popular
poem about which there has been much dis
cussion, and sends us one unpublished stanza
of the song TO prove his right Here it is:
Mother, dear mother, o give me some squills;
have gre wn weary of duns and of bills;
Weary OF working ten hours day,
Weary of working for YER, small pay,
Weary OF trying to see my way clear,
Tired of cocktails and tired OF beer,
Tired Of dir ing with Parker aud Mills
Give me some squills, mother, give me some
squills.
We append letter from distinguished cit
izen, which we think will finish the contro-
Versy:
GREEN BAIzE, Eso.-Dear Sir: About the
year 1901 called at your house to grind a pa.
OF scissors for your cook, and you took me up
into tie back attic to hear your beautiful poem,
entitled "Give Me Some Squills, Mother" 1
remember the year distinctly, because fell
asleep be. ole you concluded.
Yours truly,
B. SHANKs.
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Eclectic Medical Is,1irnary,
TO THE LADIES.

DIR. HUGHES particularly invites all Ladies. who
need medical adviser, to call at his rooms, No. Il
Prebe Street, which they vii find arranged for thei,
especial accommodation.
DR.. HIS Eclectic kenovating Medicines are unrivai-
led in efficacy and superior virtue in regulating all
Female Irregularities. Their action is specific and
certain OF producing relief IN short time
LADIES will find it invaluable in all cases of OBJ
structions 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 DR.. HUGHES,
TAM, 1865d6sw. No. IA Prebe Street. Portland,
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Auoua. |
ELM HOUSE, Coml. st. w. S.Young, f1opfe''''
Anguish. ,.o,r,soor.
House, State St. j. IL. king, hh0'
'o''eof hAoAA~augor. .avard, proprietor.
BArH HOTEL, Washington ST. G. NJ. PlummAl,ro o
LEAGa's Ho' Ell, Corner of Front and Vine streets,
''D Leach, Proprietor.
AMERICAN HOUSE, Hanover st. =. Ri~e Proprietor
PARkEh House, school st II. d. Parker & TO-,
REVERE house, Bowdoin SQUARE. Pulfr oh. Ring
ham, Wrlsiey " Co., Proprietors =
FREMONT HOUSE. lremVnt ST. Brigham, wrisley
CHANDLER HOUSE, F. S. Chandler & Co. Proprs.
CHAPMAN HOUSE, ). II. Chapman, Proprietor
Bridgt0n Center, We,
CUMBERLAND HOUSE, Marshal Bacon, PROPRIETOR
DanvilIe Junction.
CLARKs DINfnG HALL, Grand Trunk Railway
Depot, NJ. w. Clark, Proprietor.
ANDRosCoGGIN HoUsE, L. d. Kidder, Proprietor.
Lewiston. .u O. ~
LEWISTON HOUSE, Oh pei St, j. b. Hill q 70
EAGLE HOUSE, P. b. Cobb. Proprietor.
ELM House, Nathan Church & Sons, Propriesors
Norridgew ock.
DASFoRTH HOUSE, ID. Danforth. Proprietor.
Norway
ELM HOUSE, EIain st. w. W. Whitmarsh, Pro
prietor
Portland.
ALBION House, III Federal Street, j. @. Perry
Proprietor.
AMERICAN HOUSE, India st W. NJ. Lewis PROM
O. MMERCIAL HOUSE, Cor. Fore and Cross Street:
H. o. Cram, Proprietor.
| CUMBERLAND HOUSE, Green ST. j. o. Kidder. Pro
prefor.
CITY Fl TEL, Corner ofCongress and Green stree
John p Davis q Co.
PREBLE HOUSE, Congress st. s. B. Krogman, Pro
| prletor.
| PORTLAND HOUSE, n Green st. r. Potter. Prop
| ST LAWRENCE House, II India st. j. Iay lor, Pr
| prie tor.
is. HOTEL, junction of Congress and Federal st
| N. j. Davis, Proprietor
WALKER iloU-E, opposite Boston Depot, Adams
| Paul, Projectors.
| Raymond,s viiliaae.
Il CENTRAL HOUSE,. W. III Smith PropriAtOr.
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GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY |
OF CANADA.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
czzzzEzE1 On and after Mondas Nov. II, 1867
G&SSz@ trains will run as iollows:-
Express Train TOR Lewiston and South Paris at T. &C
A. Nj.
Mail Train tor Waterville, Bangor, Montreal, Que
bee and the West ITO p. Nj.
Local Train for South Paris, and intermediate sta
tons, at ), p. 81.
No baggage can be received or checked after time
above stated.
Trains Will arrive tol'ows:-
From Lewiston. Auburn and South Paris $40 A. M.
From Mon. real, quebec, Bangor, Wa
terville, &C., al Els P. NJ,
Local Train from Sontb Paris and in
termediate stations, at 500 p. M.
The Company are not responsible tor baggage to
any amount exceeding $50 in value land that uers. n
all unless notice is given, AMI paid TOR q, the rate
one passenger for every $500 adtlitnua value.
G. ). BRYDGES, Managing Director.
Fl. 8AILEY, Local Superintendent.
Portland, Nov o, 1867. diff
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All who have committed an excess OF any kin1
Th.t her II be the solitary vice Of YOUTH the sting
ng rebuke of misplaced confidence in malurer years
SEEK FOR An ANTIDoTE IN SEASON.
The Pains ana Aches, and Lassitude and Nervour
Prostratjon that may follow Impure Cotton,
are the Barometer to the whole system.
% not wait the consummation that is to fol-
low; do not wait for Unsis htly Ulcers, Tor
Disabled Limbs, Tor Loss OF Beauty
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Poetry.


e..,1
From the Portland ETemng s'ai'l
Reply TO "'WaitinS ier
LueIIa CInrh-
Mar. aud white
Town under The snoM st; z, the heautiful liSht
Your 'crocns- y "gantie breath coming over The
sea-, do,, captive for Won and for ma,
Shau loose tns 's' w. eAN ioi AAs'
,,d 90 tto e-,,.. OIL A.
away. IA t sHc 10th yroaraS - anu sIe mowers
But wnen 'ne s'lt wealth. OF tns summer draws
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Young men troubled with emissions In sleeps
complaint generally the result OF bad habit il
youth-treated scientifically and perfect cure war
ianted or no charge made.
Bardly day passes but we are consulted by one o.
more young men with the above disease, sosae o
whom are as weak and emafiated as thoue they hac
the consumption, and by their friends are supposed tt
have it, All such cases yield TO the proper and only
correct course of treatment, and in short time are
made to rejoice in perfect health.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-03-17
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Every intelligent and thinking person must know
bat remedies banded out general should have
sdeiz efficacy established by well tested experience il
the hands OF regularly educated phi, stefan, whose
preparatory studies tit him for all the duties he must
fulfil; yet the country Is flooded with poor
and cure-alls puIpormg be the hest in the world
viii are not only useless, but always injurious.
his physician it is lansntable yet incontroy ert
Die fact, that many syphibdc patients are made mis-
cradle with ruined constitutions by maltreatmenf
from inexperienced physi JAMS in general practice;
tits point generally CONCEDED by the hest sypiiogra
dbers, that the stujv ant management OF these CON
dlaints should ross the whole time OF those who
nent 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 cases max.
NC an inoiscrimipate that antiquated and dan
serous weapon, the Mercury.