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The Portland daily press., 1868-09-28
PRNNsYLyANIA.

THE SOLDIERS AND SAILORS CONVENTION.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. pa meeting of cit
liens this afternoon determined that the Union
Volunteer Commit ee shall have charge of the
refreshments for the soldiers and sailors They
are in concert with all the Boys in Blue, and
Fare Hail has been rendered. Eminent citi-
zens contribute largely to make all 'comforta-
BILE. They will furnish 10000 meals a day if
necessary. Our citizens will illuminate land
decorate their houses Committees are arriv-
ing and hiring quarters in advance. -.g
FRAUDULENT NATURALIZATION PAPERS
PHILADELPHIA Sept. 26.-Four men hailing
from New York were arrested to-day charged
with procuring fraudulent naturalization pa
pers They were held for trial, The Demo-
Gratis have naturazed over 1000 within the past
week. fr - .
~ "" ANOTHER FATAL OIL EXPLOSION.
u CHESTER, Sept 25.-The bark Sunnyside, at
Philadelphia for Bremen with coal oil, was
struck by lightning last evening. An explos-
ion took place ON board, which shook the
houses in this city. The bark took fire and
was burned to the waters edge. Pilot Kelley
is mssing-supposed to have been blown over
board. The captain and crew are all badly
scalded, and were brought ashore in tug boat
for medical aid.
Ldter.-The bark Sunnyside, burned on the
Delaware River was not struck by lightning
as before reported. She had on board 2OOt
barrels of beDzine, the yapOr of which tool
vessel was enveloped in flames in moment
James Kelley, the pilot was killed. His body
was recovered with both legs and an arm
broken. The captain lost his left arm, and the
mate is seriously hurt. The rest of the crew
escaped.
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GREAT BRITAIN.
THE DOMsN.OxOF CANADA,

IMPORTATION OF AMERICAN CATTLE.
TORONTO, Sept. 26-The Board of Agricul-
ture have passed a resolution recommending
the government to rescind the order prohibit
ing the importation of American cattle after
the first of October
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K. m. PArTEN a. CO., Aaesisneerx
OFFICE EXCHANGE STREET,
Buildings at Auction

IN WEDNESDAY, Sept. 80, at ia A. NJ n,
" Ihe premises, p. 5. q p. Railroad Station tha
several buildings as follows, viz: Engine House ire
Sc wing the Bri K L. Wood Shed. Store House, Ma
enihe Blacksmith aud Carpenters Shops Also.
buildings to be removed in one week from dav ar
sAe'-ierms Cash. sept25-dtd
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MISCELLANEOUS.
WOMAN.

.--.
FEMALES, owing to the peculiar and important
relations which they sustain their peculiar organza-
uoh' ana the offices they perform are subject to
many suherings. Freedom from these contribute in
no suaii degree to their happiness and welfare for
none can be happy who are ill. Not only 60 I'm, mo
one OF these yari us female complaints C IN lor, no
suffered to run on without involving the general
health of the individual and are long producing Der
IN anent sickness and premature decline. Nor Is it
pleasant to consult physician for the relief OF these
various delicate affections, and only upon the most
urgent necessity will true woman so far sacrifice
her greatest charm as to do this. The sex will then
thank us Tor placing in their hands simple specifics
which will be found eficacious in relieving and cur
ing almost every OF those troublesome mplants
peculiar to the sex.
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AUCTION SALES.
House and Lot at Auction

N TUESDAY. September 29th, at O'Clock p
- W., VIII be sold the properly No. 20 Pleasant
StIeet said property consists OF two story build
finished throughout Cool cellar with plenty OF soft
anu nara water and good outbnildings. Lot 80 by
90 Ieet, Inc above property must be Sold as the
owner is about leaving the State deposit Of 500
VIII De rtqniIed at sale. Terms at sale.
SeDfZ3utd II n
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n vi PATTEN a co., Auetiouess-
OFFICE EXCHANGE STREET.
Furniture. Bedding. stoves, &c.
at ne ION

IN wednesday, Sept. Both, at 10 A. M. Parlor
~ set In black walnut and green rep. oak Cham
Cer setI, Solas hoekers, ables. Etarge. Mirror,
torters, Blankets, Carpets. Mating Plated Castor.
Spoons and Knives; good articles and in exeelant
condition. Also Cooking, Parlor and Chamber
Stoves, Desks, Gas Burner, barrels sugar. b xes
Coffee, Spices, Pipes, Teas, 2 Harnesses, &c. Can
be seen Tuesday afternoon. sept25dtd I.
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sept2s-octs-7th-i4th.17th.


IN AN
nouncing change of location Of the
largest CA n BANKo in Portland, together
with OFFICE to more suitable situation, more
accessible to the people, very much more convenient
ly for the prosecution Of the calling, which
seemeth to be speciality with the subscriber, rem
ders it necessary simply to say, that owing to the
rapidly increasing trade, generously bestowed, so
Apr ciatiney acknowledged ami admite call Tor.
the part Of the subscriber, every desire, motive
and exertlon to respond In such manner will
continue only to retain the former patronage but
add thereuntoin greater or less degree those whose
comfort and happiness tsay nothing of the preserva
ton of ite) entirely dependent in great
to the excelIency Of GOOD COAL.
The subs ;ribers Spacious stsre N ouse Is re-
plete with probably the best average sTOCK OF
COAL yet introduced. The re-appliestions con-
stanty continuing, the expression of praise unquAii-
fed and decided in their character, prove the cor
rectness Of the assertion.
Present location Of Once and Scale foot of
MAPLE, junction Of MAPLE and COM.
SIS, thitherward al who would procure COAL
as above delineated and at moderate profits will
necessarily make known their applications to
sep16eodtf sos. H. POOR.
The Portland daily press., 1868-09-28

J.O. Farrell, the advocate who managed
Whalen's defence, has written a letter to the
Chronicle, stating that if the Instructions
placed on the G. Railway to at empt to de-
stroy the life of NJ. O'Reilly be traced home
to any Of his countrymen: he will withdraw
from the defence of Whalen and the other
prisoners at once and from Irish affairs for
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RE .pAslfnac 0oAsTl

ARRIVAL OF STEAMER CONSTITUTION
SAN FRANcIsco, Sept. 26-The steamer Con-
stitution has arrived from Panama
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS. VA1
The Oregon House has passed bill repeal
ing the law rtquiring an oath of allegiance to
be taken by State officials
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EAR SALEt

Rf CHARLES MERRILL s. CO., New Vessel
FlCE " Commercial street. sept25-d1w~
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$4,000 ner DaYi

Agents Wanted; male and female; Local and
Travelling. Business new, light aud honorable
Steady employment the year round. No capital
required. Address REEVES & CO., No 70 Nassau
street, New YORK. 26w1ysn
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MEXICO.

ELECTION FOR GOVERNOR.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. i.-The Acapulco
advices to Sent. II state that the general cleo
ton LOT governor of the State of Geuno, ha;
been called for October 4th.
The new Governor will take his seat the
first of December -
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NEGRO EXC rrMESr AT THE VETO MESSAGE

NEGRo EAUIIEMENT AT THE VETO MESSAGE
- New ORLEANS, Sept 27.-The wrath of the
negroes at Gov, Warmouth's veto of the negro
equality bill is unbounded. Threats against
his person are reported in the House.
Mr.. Isabelle, (colored) the author of the bill
said if Gov. Yarmouth had been elected. on
the De mocratic ticket we should not have
been surprised at the vote, but he was sur
prised that such document should come from
a man elected on the radical Republican plat
form. He thought the message was very weak
doctrine and carried out certain principles OF
the Chicago platform which he did not approve.
He said that when he should see colored men
sitting in the halls of Congress, he should be
ready to exclaim, sob, Lord, have lived to
see the salvation and ] am ready to depart. 3"
Another negro member announced that ii this
bill brought a conflict let it come, the black
man was ready for it.
The consideration of the veto was postponed
until Monday ' - Ut f-
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THE LEGISLATURE.

MONTREAL, Sept, 26.-The Quebec Legisla-
ture meets the latter part OF October. 1t is
understood the local Ministry will grant $4,000
to the Red River sufferers.
ARRIVAL OF STEAMER NOVA scoTIAN.
FARTHER POINT, Sept. N.-The steamship
Nova Scotian fromlLiverpool arrived here at
o'clock this afternoon,
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Portland Il Rochester R. r. Go.
ANNUAL MEETJNG

l'hE stockholders of the Portland & Rochester
\ hsniroad Company Will hold their annual meet
lng az tneir depot in Portland, on WEDNESDAY,
ne tn day OF October, 1868 at 10 o'clock in the fore
70 hear the report OF the Directors and to elect
nine directors tor the ensuing year.
BY order of the Directors,
LEWIS PIERCE, Clerk.
Sept. %, 1868. 2w
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THE EXPRESS ROBBERY CASE

The express robbery case came up again to-
day. Judgment is promised on Monday.
THE HURON AND ONTARIO SHIP CANAL
A memorial to the Dominion aud Ontario
governments to grant ten million acres of land
In aid OF the Huron and Ontario Ship Canal is
being largely signed ..-e
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President Juarez has written letter to the
MEXICAN Consul in this city dated Sept. list,
stating that the seandalous revolution which
| the surrender of Juan Francisco Lucas the
leader. Perfect peace now reigns throughout
| the country. 7Sel '..ii- .f.al ~
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NEW HAMpsmrRE.
THE MECHANICS EAR.

CONCORD, Sept 26-The Mechanics Fail
commences in this city on the 9th of October,
and promises to prove great success.
HEALTH OF GEN. PIERCE.
Gen. Pierce is very feeble. Recently cough
has troubled him. He receives calls of but
few friends. His nervous system is quite shat
tered, and it is very doubtful if he gets about
this fall or winter if at all again, o.
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Stray Cow.

ARGE red COW-bunch on her nigh hind leg
~ came into the enclosure OF the subscriber on the
20 INST The owner can havo her by paying charges
and taking her away.
CHARLES SAMPSON,
.sss Master at the Aims House.
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French Lesson

nR. ELLIOT has resumed instructions in French
~ at No. 81 Brown street. Terms moderate.
References Prof Boris, Harvard College; Prof.
Shipman, TUFTS College. sept25d1w*
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NOTICE is hereby given, that the subscriber has
IN been duly appointed and taken upon himself the
trust Of Administrator Of the estate of
WILLIAM ALLEN, late OF Portland,
in the County OF Cumberland. deceased, and has
taken upon himself that trust by giving bonds,
az the law directs All persons having demands upon
the estate of said deceased, are required 70 exhioN
the same; and all persons 10 SAiu e''ate As
caN@u upon W LEWIS PIERCE. Admir-.
parsand. Sept. 10, 1868. sep25diawsw
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Horses, Carriages, &c. at Auetiox
EVERY SATURDAY at n O'Clock A. M, on rA
~ ~ market lot, Market street, shall sell Hers
carriages, Harnesses, &C. M -.
Apl 20. ..## Il. O. BAUEY Auc,ion..
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Bankrupt stock by Auction.

HAVING received from Boston the consignment
- Bankrupt Stock, shall sell every evening, a.
Store next o City Building, on Congress stress,
weeds, Meitons Doeskins, Cassimeres, SatinsSa,
covers Napkins, Hands erehie osiel u and Under
Shirts, Umbrellas, Fine Table and Pocket Cutlsry,
Kerosene Lamps, Casters, Clocks, Wade & Butchers
and Worslenholm Razors, Stationery, OIL Painisw -,
Mirrors, Pictures, Corn BroonIs, Floor and Dust
Brushes, Wooden Ware, Glass Sets, Tumblers Gsb-
let's Salts, Naples, Dust Brushes, Fine JewelTy As
Also, twenty tive WATCHES, part Of which are
very fine goods
The most OF this stock Is first Glars, and oers zm
opportunity which trust will be improved by the
public. r. % Rail EY Anss
September g. 1863 diff
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Directions for use, diet, and advice, accompany.
Females IN every period of lie, from infancy to
extreme old age, will find it remedy to aid nature
the discharge OF Its functions Strength is the glory
ofmanhoc,i and womanhood.
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.yoTICE is hereby given, that the subscriber has
~ been duly appointed and taken upon himself
the trust of Administrator OF the estate OF
JOSEPH G. MOVES. late OF Portland,
inthe County OF Snm a, deceased, and has
the law directs All persons having demands upon
the estate of said deceased, required to exhlht
the sane and all persons indebted to said estate are
called upon to make payment to
FRANZ MOVES. admir-.
Portland, Sept. 10, 1855 sept16d1aw3vs
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THE 81 storied brick house No. 26 Spring Street
Il can be bought a bargain ii applied for soon -
Terms to sui purchaser. Ii not sold within three
weeks Il will be TO let at areasonable rate Address
by mail M; Post Office Box 1870, or apply at No iSs
Commercial Street. se1t1SdIw
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NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber has
IN been duly appointed and taken upon himselfthe
trust o. Administrators. Of the estate of
JOHN G. JENNINS. late OF Portland,
in tho County of Cumberland, deceased and given
bonds as tn law directs. Al persons having DE-
cd to exh;ht "a ,,o same; and all persons indebted
to said estate are cam, upon to make payment %
orc E Sa,.S % JENNINGS, Admir-.
Portland, Sept Is, 1865. sePtzz1lewSM -
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VI. s. ElarAE,al's NOtice.

UNITED STATES, Pursuant to monition
Vermont District, S. issued out OF tie Honor
able District Court Of the United States for the
District OF Vermdht ] hereby give notice that
an information for the violation of the Revenue
Laws of the United States, has been iiled in said
Court by ID {. Dennison, Esq, attorney Of the
United States for the District OF Vermont
against one bay mare, seized at Belvidere in
said District, on the 2slh day Of February. A.
d. 1865, by Geo.J Stannard. Esq. Coli ctor
of Customs for said District and trial will he
had on the property seized and the sane will be
condemned as forfeited, agrecably to the playef
of said court, to be holden at Barmgtpn on
the first TueFday Of June, A D, 1863 at 10
O'Clock in the forenoon, uuless acclaim or claims
shall be interpQsed, on ,or, let9fe that day Of
which all persons interested win take due no.
tice and govern themselves accordingly,
Given under my hand at Chester in said Dis
trict this first day OF My A. y. 1868.
fl. II. HENRY.
24w3 U. s. Marsnal
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The swing.

The child's swing consists, merely. Of a seat,
which can he easily constructed to lit into the
stirrups. This we also supply when desired.
neatly cushioned, and so fitted TO the strrups
That 1t can he Instantly removed when desired.
In letter from bio Lewis, he says:
''Mr. BacQn's Home Gymnasium is real
stroke Of. mecbAnical genius, simple, not liable
to. get out OF repair, aid In eveiy way perfect
Congratulate the public and Mr. Bacon upon
this important contribution to our means of
physical rultpre. &. Ii is undohb eddy thee best
apparatus ever devised for home use,. 1t Is adj
apted,t to the Clergy mans study, to the rarlor,
and Indeed to any and oil honest n
Price of the complete Gymnasium, with four
large sheets of Illustrations GOO cuts) and the
Hand book explaining how each is performed,
$1,000
The Trapeze adjustment, with so lilustra.
tions, (extla) $3.50
The SWING adjustment. (extra) 81 5'ifsb a,
Gymnasium. Tlapeze andSwing $3.50
Sent by Express to any part of the United
States or Canada, on receipt,of price. fvr~
Address, ~ Nv I'll BIDWELL& Coz
t# Il No. 5 Beekman st. N Y,
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JAMES NswLANn's Estate.

STATE VERMONT, [ In probate Court
LAMoILLE DISTRICT, SIS holden at the probate
Office in Johnson in said district on the 18th
day OF April. AZ d, lsCS.n1a
Hiram Buik, administrator Of the estate of
James Newland late Of NJ orIistown in said Dist.
deceased presents his administration account
for examination and allowance, and makes appli-
cation for decree of distribution and PARTITION
Of the estate Of said deceased. wbereupon, it is
ordered by said Court that said account and
said application be referred to,a session OF said
Court 10 be held at the Probate Office in said
Jpbnso !. on the 18th day of May, A. D. 1868,
for hearing and decision thereon And 1t is
further ordered, that notice, hereofb be given to
all persons interested, bv publication Of the same
three weeks successfully in The Lamoillc News
dealer q newspaperlp published at Ilydepark pre-
vious to said time appointed for hearing, that
they may appear ~ said time and place and
show cause, II any they may have, why said
account should not be allowed and such decree
made. by the Court. Attest,
1926 G. c. CHADWICK, Judge.
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DAlNrS for FARM Frs and others -
The Graften Mineral Paint Go. are now
manufacturing the Best, Cheapest and most du.
rabe Paint in use two coats well put on, mix
ed with pure l.inseed Oil, will last 10 or 10
years it is ola light brown or be au tlful ehos6
late color, and can be changed to green lead,
tone, drab, olive or cream, to suit the taste of
the consumer. 1t is valu able for Houses, Barns
Fences, Carriage and Car Makers, Pals and
Wooden ware, Agricultural implements, Canal
Boats, Vessels and ships Bottoms, Canvas,
Metal and Single, Roofs. 1T being Fire aad
Water proof FfSor Oil Cloths, Zone Manuiac.
tuler having used 5000 bbIs. the past year,
and as paint for any purpose is unsurpassed
for body, durability, elasticity and adhesive,
ness, Price SO per barrel of 800 pounds, which
will supply farmer for years to come. War
ranted in all cases as above. Send for circu-
lar which gives full particulars None genuine
unless branded in trade mark, Grafton Mine.
raj Paint. Persons can order the Paint and re-
nit the money on receipt of the goods sfr;a
Address DANIEL BlDWELL,
"a 254 Pearl Street, New York.
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d PETER GLEAsoN's ESTATE

STATE OF VERMONT. I In, probate court hol
hAmoILLE DISTRICT ,ss. den at the probate of
fce in johnson. in said district, on the END
day of April. A, d. 1868.
James l.. Whitcomb, Administrator of the
tate of Peter Gleason, late of Cambridge in said
district deceased, presents his administration
account for examination and allowance and
makes application for a decree of distribution
and PARTITION Of the estate of SAID deceased
Wheieupon tits o dered by said Court,
that said account and said application he ie.
fHrred to a Session OF said court to be held at
the Probate Office in said Johnson. on the 18th
day Of M'y. A. D. 1868, for hearing and
decision thereon And 1t is further ordered,
that notice hereof be given to all persons IN
terested. by publicai9n ef the same three
weeks successfully in the Ianioile Newsdealer,
a newspaper published at Hydepark. previous
to said time appointed for hearing that they
may appear at said time and place, and show
cause, If any hey may have, Why said accohtit
should not be allowed, and such decree made.
.ft BY the Coprt,-Attest. 81.
1925 Q. c. CHADWICK, Judge 5
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As -ii'ts AGO N's2 - iaaa
x @tOnE Home
G ( nc rs ASIUM I!

The apparatus is supported by two strong
screw hooks IN the ceiling, about eighteen in.
ches apart, and screwed FIVE inches into the
i0ist. II can also be used out OF doors by cree.
ting framework, Such as is used Tor swings.
The straps are of the strongest linen, handso me.
ly colQrgd.@ The rings are of the patent bent
wood about nine incues in diameter. By an
ingenious device the rings and stirrups can be
instantly raised or lowered to any desired
heig It, or the stirrIp straps removed, or the
rings removed for he inserli N of the Irapeze
bar. 'lheapparatus can be putup in any room,
and removed ina moment, leavin only the two
small eyes m the GS1lihg visible, it can be.
used in different rooms at pleasure. by having
extra sets Of hooks for the ceiliEg., "A space
six or eight feet wide is ample for any of the
exercises -Four large sheets con tanning over
one hundred cuts of the exei cises and a
pamphlet explaining how each is performed
is supplied with contemporaries. 81 rs,4,
@ Tie number and variety ofeXer cises to which,
it IL adapted is tnly wonderful; the union Of
stirrup and rings allows an extensiv, multipli.
cation of the direction and manner of muscular
eXertion, and by it q greaternumbernof expr-
cises is afforded Than by all other gymnastic an.
pliaDces combined. ] he ahatSmitt. on a care.
full examination of these movements will per.
ceiye thatevery joint and mt, Gle Of the body is
exercised, under heatbiul conditions
A most important feature IN this sy stem is
its attractiyeness. through this II eat variety.
and the gradual increase of strength and abiIl.
ty to accomplish The more advanced exercises
To clergymen, literary men, and al! persons
of sedentaty occupations, it is p ,rticularly'
adapted, The exercises are especially inyigor-
ating to the digestive and respiratory organs..y
To invalids and p rsons of delicate health it
is a great boom. The feeble are constantly nd.
vised to take exercise, but the difficulty is to
find an easy means Of doing so. This Gymna-
supplies This desideratum. il is also of great
value, IN creating the necessary reaction after
n Lath
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Eclectic Medical College OF
/. PENNSYLVANIA. 4.

This College holds three sessions each year
The inst session commences October Sth, and
continues until the end Of january; the second
session commences February LIST, and continues
until the beginning Of May the third session
con inues throughout the summer months ,
Ithas an able corps OF twelve Professor ana
every Department OF Medicine aud Surgery Is
tho oughy tfught. 20. 2lH fa'l 20 rati
Z Every facility in the way Of illustrations,
morbid specimens, herbarium, chemical and
philosophical apparatus, microscopes, instrd-
nients of the latest invention for physical exam.
ination and DIAGNOSIS will bepr6Fded a..ar &
Splendid Hospital aud Clinical INSTRUCTION
are afforded free tickets to all our City lIospi.
tails are provided Dissecting Material aBan.
dant at nominal cost. z GF tFFEfy
Perpetual scholarships are sold for $780, z
Send for circular. a,4 s,f
Tina Eclectic NJ edieal JournuI of Pennsylva-
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published monthly centaihs rs pages of origil
nal matter. Price 81 per annpm. The largest,
finest and most progressive Medical JOhrnal in
the United States. splendid inducements to
the getter up of Clubs e ass ~
Beautiful preminiD engravings. valued at So,
given to every subscriber, is .gs.'., ! ial
Specimen copy sent free. on applicaton.
Address JOHN 'BUCH ANAN.. 2
2:yl 22T North Twelfth st. Phila,. Pa
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RoLToN.,vt,, MAJ oh &c. 1868. ,
W. l.. Br&DLEY., DeHr sir Il used one bar
on my coth.oR field OF about three acres, ma
nured a alike. put Tablespoonful to q hill
when planted lon about one acre oiihe field.
The corn where your Phosphate was used came
np.mueh sooner was fit 70 roast ten days. and
to cut VIZ two weeks earlier, than any other part
Of the Bcld- and yielded at LEAST twenty bush,
els to the acre more than where tbemanure was
used with ut Phosphate. also used little Of
this Phosphate in my garden with the same
marked rcsulton all my vegetables, especially
melons.s,-,U a5nsu-r, RUSSELL j. MORSE.
Witness, I. G. DRowS.
For sale by a
I, C,& S. BROWN. WATERBURY,
in any Quantity, at manufacturers prices--with
freight added by l.. II ..HoYEs. HYDEPARK
D. A. GILBERT. MORRIsvILLE, n. W. Nc.
FALKLAND, JOHNSON & A r CAMP, Stowe.
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The Trapeze does not form part of the
tfHomc Gymnasium" bnt is supplementary to
it. ans is intended for those Who desire grea.
ter,vaiety Of the more difficult exercises. In
using the Trapeze bar he rings are removed.
and the barplacee in the upper strap, "A sheet
administrations bs The excuses accom- pany the
bar. the explanations of which VI ill be found on
page %,