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1869.
LODGE.
LODGE,

Azs 80. 100. Meets Ist Monday IN
every month. at Odd-EaLows Han, cor. our
and Aal1. John Gent. T.Ms; John Beam
sJUTg EhPEr No. us. Meets ID Friday o.
eacn moatb-Hall,c cor. Madison AND Second,
A. J. Wheeler, W. NJ; BEN. K. Pullen, Sec.
LSILA SUoLrr No.2Ss. Meets LIST Friday Of eacn
mC~th-bal- corner Madison ana Second.
K. W. Mitchell, ~. NJ >. Sturm, Sec.
DE5CTO, No. rs. Meets Sd Friday OF each
InouJl-Odd-Felows' Ell. p. a. STANLEY,
~. N. r. ". Shelton, Sec.
EBwTEsLEG, No. 81, Meets 4th Friday
n escn mOntu-at South Memphis Hall,
corner Of Madison and Second, Jonn A1Lsne
W. NJ; b. K. Puuen, Sec.
EOYAL ARCH.
REEE Chapter, No. & Meets2d Monday OF each
nonth-Cdd-FeIoWs' hal. John Gent Il.
4. p; b. Z. Levy, Sscys
p AND g. r.
JEEKA Council Eo.es Eeet9 81 MONDAY o.
each monIh-Od Fellows ERlL. John Tent.
tn. IL; Nj. Wiggin, Rec.
CTRENR C-onmandery, NO.S. Meets 4th Non
dsy OF each month. John zent, Conn., n. J
Higglnt Rec.
A. A.. SCOTTISH RITZ,
HERMEs AED MrrHRAs Lodges meet In con-
junction 9Th Wednesday IL every month.
CLsIP4IA Uoancn rinoes OF Jerusalem, 18th. d;
z FARMLAND, sd, eeorder.
CAIvARY CHAPTEK o. Eose CIolI, lsth. NO. =
Charles ~. ADAMS, 3D. n. W.. II. 7. Tom
iinson, 32d, Sec.
PaILIPPK C0uHcil OF R-h, Both.
No. I. Henry 4. Woodland, 32d,, Comm,
William 7. Cirous, 80, Rec
CoEslsroRY or WEST TENNESSEE, S2d. John
Ains3e. SD. Comm. in Chief Dodge O.
TrsdSe s2d, Beg.
ODD-EELLOWS DIRECTORY
GAYoso E-NCAAPNENT, No. 3, LO.O o. F. Meets
on the Ist and 81 thursday nights Of each
month. +. helersh, C.. p A. +. Davis
II. p: Thomas Bacon, Scribe.
MEMPHIS loDCE,N NO. 6.-M eets every Tuesday
night ST o'cieck. A Z. Davis, n. g.; j. W.
WaynesbuTg, ". G.; r. os. Momet Secretary.
CHICKAsAW LODGE, No. 6.-Meets every Mon
dav night ats O'Clock & A. BeeLu, n. o.;
]. Il. Russell, v. O.; Thomas Bacon. Secreta-
~.
RUTH LoDGE. No. ], Degree OF Rebekah-Meets
on The lst Friday n1eht In each month.
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NEW York Ledgers for six cents a
Joe Locke's, 2364 Main street.
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GOOD article 1~0-quarter blesched sheet
ings, SOC, at NJ. Kraus q Co.'s, 2lS Main
street, corner Of Adams.
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CHILDREN's cabs, new styles, at $50
Second street. t
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Cassimeres sos. Vendig & Bro.

WI keep the Buffalo brand black Al
PAGES in sll grades. NJ. Kraus & Co.
2IS Main street, corner OF Adams.
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COUNTRY merchants wanting Dry
Goods examine the stock Of NJ. Krsus q
Co., rs Main street, corner Of Adams.
VII cut dress patterns Tor country mer.
chants from retail stock.
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HUcK Towels, 50 per dozen, AZ NJ.
Kraus 4 Co.'s, 21S Main street, rne Of
Adams.
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NEW lot six Dress Buttons, SILK Fringe
and colored Sstins, at M. Krsus q Co.'s,
BIS Main street, corne Of Adams.
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In the Worsham House purse, Lizzie
Tnmlinson was the fsvoFite, selling for
S65 to Larkin $40, and $50 TO LeTkin
S26 Rochester and E,gin sold for So and
IS. In the Consolation purse, B. ffi9r
cold for $40, and Agnes 81. In the Pool
Sellers purse, BBm r., Enormously en-
tered Bartholomew on Wednesday,.
$50, Theta 50, Viola So.
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THE best liquors and cigars in the city
are al Harry Weatherbee's.
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TRE1egding musical amateurs have
volunteered fer the chorus in the
{" Grand Duchess - for Mrs. II. s. Cline's
testimonial on Wednesday. New Mem
phis qheater.
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CHILDBEN's cabs, new Styles, at 26O
Second street.
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MEALS at all hours at the st. Charles
Eating House.
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A GOOD drink Of the finest liquors can
os mad at WsatheTbee's.
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MEMS Rritish Hslf Hose, 81 so per
dozsn, worth So, at d. Krsus q Co.'S,
2l8 Main street, corner OF Adams. /
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THE testimonial to Mrs. Z. s. Cline
takes place Wednesday, April %. La.
dies fashionable night. "Grsnd Duch-
ess Of Gerolstsin f" ard a comedy.
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BUY +. Y. Shirts, furnishing, goods,
ETC, OF Wiggsps & rborn, manufacturers,
1913 Main street, Gay Building.
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TIE WHOLE DUTY CT MAN.-What is
it? There's The rub Ii is easier to tell
what it il not than what it is. But
there is one thing certain, his duty TO
himself, while il should not make HIN
neglect any portion OF that which he
owes to the balance OF mankind, is par
amount TO ell else. II be does not takg
care Of his person and health be fails IN
his duty to himself, and is very apt t.
neglect his duty to others. Therefore, i
you are tfoUbled with 9 nail growing
INTO the flesh, a buniOn, a cCrn or other
excrescence or disease Of the f0Ct, 90 at
to Dr.. Lane, at the Peabody, and
De-f'rm your DUTY by having yourself
cured.
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Gorham Manufacturing Company
PROVIDENCE, R. l.,
STERLING SILVER WARE

ZINE GaAHOEEsU FHANLU WAeBa
THIS Company, having the NEST extensive
and complete S~ilverWare Factory in the
world, and employing the best talent in de-
signing, modelling aud finishing. are, with the
4ii of ingenious and labor-saying machinery,
enabled TO produce in large quantities. and at
The lowest prices, go IDS beautiful in design and
unsurpassed in finish, the 6neness CT which
they guarantee to be OF sterling parity US
Mint assay. A certificate j. issued with all ar
ticles in silver for the purpose Of projecting
purcoesers from imitatiOus of their designs.
They also continue TO manniaesnre their well
Lated Ware, which will last twenty-five years
with fair veryday usage
Orjars received from the tradeOnly, but these
Goods may be obtained from responsible deal
ers everywhere.
Trade Trade ri
GNIbO Mark for Mas F,sstr for
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ALL Wool Csssimeres, 75c, at NJ.
Krsus & Co.'s, 2IS Main street, corBer #
Adam6.
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GRACE CHURCH-Rsv. 3 +. Brooke
will deliver his farewell sermon to-mor-
row at IL o'clock I'm, st Grace Church,
fernando street. Mr.. Brooke has ac-
cepted a call TO Allegheny City, Penn,
and we understand bis many friends
propose to give him a complimentary
evidence of their high esteem and warm
personal regard by 8 handsome donation
at the otfsratory.
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ODD-FELLOWs DIRECTORY
Arrivals and u, PaTture OF the
Mails from the Memphis Z. O..

Arr Clos'g.
chattanooga, Richmond,
Wash nEton. New York,
baltimore. aud all cities
Fast and South Column
hug. Ga and Montgomery
Aia.: ali stations on the
Memphis ndChaTleston,
Mississ ppi Central, No
bile snd Ohio, Nashville
and Decatur, Nashville
and Chattanooga and
EastTeuuessee Railroads
las am. I'm.
Nashville DOu:svl1e,Ciu-
csnnati. Cleveland, Pi5ts-
burg. Philadelphia, Buff
Talo- Albany, New York,
and ali cities North and
M Orleans, Baton Rougs
NaJcbez, JACKSON, NicHs-
burg. and auciuesSouLhi
Al stations on the aissis-
sippia and TENNESSEE New
Orleans and Jschs N and
Southern Railroads, at 3,l5 pm. 30 Pun.
Louisville, Cincinnati ana
New York, and stations
on the Memphis & Louis
Vile and branch Kali
roads, and ali EaStern
Menpbi and Little Rock
Railroad. Little Rock,
Madison, Sundays ex-
Marion, Wittsburg and
C~lsibourne, Ark. (tri-
weekly1 MO1Rey, We'd
nesday and 1day, at. 10 am. Ham.
olive Branch aud Byhalis,
MIS-. lsemi- weekt8p Mon
day Friday, ~ ...-. Ppm. pm.
Cuba and Big CreeAFlenn,, q
weekly Friday, ST.. 10 am. am.
little Rock and Helena
and al Isndingsou White
Efyer( semi-WeeklylTues-
day and Saturday, a.. am Pm.
Pin Bludand Helena, and
all LANDINGS on Arkansas
river, (tri-Weekiy) Tues
day, Thursday and sat
uTdsy,, at------ cam. 4pm.
AZ landings on the Missis-
sinpi river south. semi
weekly Tuesday and
saturday, at----.----. sam. pm.
An landings on Mississippi
river north(semi-Weeklyl
Monday and Thursday,
Gam. 3.S0 pm
Ro6T. G. GuSr, P. ".
JOSEPH FLYNN, Clerk.
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The RACES will M this day,
Saturday, st TWO o'o.oek precisely.
Three splendid contests.
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Go To Hook d LaGriil's, So Monroe
street, for cheap Wall Paper.
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"a ANPED-A Pract.caI Gardener OF four
nv teen years experience wants a situation,
Best OF references gwen. address I. C., a. this
Office. apZi
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WEATHEBsEE's is the place to
60 gmiie.'
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THE DAILY APPEAL Is dcliUered b.
faithful carriers, Seven times a week for
Twenty-Five cents,
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SOLID color summer Dress Goods, 25c,
at NJ. Kraus & Co., Us Main street, cor
Ger Of Adams.
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VsyANTED I'D rent B Dwelling House with
w eight OF nine rooms conveniently To-
Gated. Inquire OF L. kREMER, No. 25S Main
gIreeL. apo
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spring Meeting, 1Ss9-Flrh Day.
Ths Three Mile Heats-0vertOn
Purse, Sic, Etc.

Large Attcndance-GOOd sport.
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Dress Goods 2Oc, Yendlg & Bro. +
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Irish Linens $50 worth sos. Vendig &
Bro, 226 Main street.
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A...AND A.. SCOTTISH RITE.

CTRENR C-onmandery, EO.A. Meets 4th Non
dsy OF each month. John Gent, Conn., N. J
Riggin, Rec.
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WANTS.

~ ANTEB-To purchase Low FOR CASH.
x neat Cottage, containing or o rooms
must % IL q healthy locality ana respectagle
ueighborhocd. title ciear, ana not abONea mIlc
from Court Square address, Dy letter, STATING
LOW ESTFKIOE, Withlul particulars, to ~,
AuDR4i office. apz
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EETANTED-A situation by an experienced
w B~OOk-keeper. Audne1E A. B., AppeA
once. Il Il
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THE RACES will commence this day,
Saturday, at TWO O'Clock precisely.
Three splendid contests.
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SATIN Nerasols, SO so, at NJ. Krsus 8
Co.'s, 2l8 Main street, corner Of Adams. I
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"a ANTED-TO rent or purchase a small
FARM OF about 50 or 100 acres, hail IN
81. flvaliOn. with ordinary improvements ana
within . snOrs distance OF elLh5r OF The rail-
roads RAINING into Memphls and no. more
man tvsutv miles moan me city. Persons
wishing 10 czpU or sell, at a reasonable pIlce,
can nnd a goOG customer, by addressing Ma
EDnzoI Once. apl7
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v-ELoCIPEDE RACE.

The Rink Owners purse S75; dash of a mile
entrance s.; i've or more TO I'LL; entrance
money 10 second Nelocipede. EotrieS close al
the Secretary's ON e, corner or Jefferson and
Main streets, at noon to-day, Saturday.
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CITY MATTERS.

Go TO THE st. Charles to get q good
naaol
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IA AETEH.-A situation Gs Salesman by a
Young man who has been travelling
Rgent" for THIS paper. Address B" Appeal
oTfoe mb25
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NJ
City OF Memphis Post Stake, $1,000
thrsa.mile heats three or more to I'll.

City OF Memphis Post Stake, SIU0O (;
three. mile heats three or more to fill.
James Conlisk enters b. h. Little Mack
by Eclipse dam by Weatherbit. Coiors:
blue and blue, orange sssh....-.~...-.... l l
T. Mcmahon enters blk. a.. eat Cie-
burne, sged, by Hlswatha; dam i'm
portsG Emu. Colors: Red and green. 3 2
Il. Wargick enters chit. b. Transit, i've
years old, by Bleakwind. CSlors: Red
and blue, white sash.
Time, 6:llA; 6:llH.
SECOND RACE,
There was an extraordinary dullness
during the interim between the racee.
The betting class looked upon the next
race, like the just ended, as q FORE
gone conclusion, and consequently not
more than forty or fifty gathered around
the pool stand. Timers, members OF the
press, and a few Others retired to the
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0verton Hotel purse, $3.50; mile heats
free TO all,

James Conlisk enters b. h. Giiroy, by
Lexington; dam Magnolia. COlors
Blue and blue, orange ash....-.....
). Leonard enters b. +. Queen OF the
west, four yeaTs old, by imported Bon
ME scotland Gam A la Mode. ColOrs-
Red and while. ........ Cd
j. enters cht. n. Viola. by
JACK Malone; dam by Wagner. Co..
Ors-Biue and red 2
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This closed the days sport, the tamest
and duIlest, so far as variety went, Of any
since the meeting commenced. This
was owing, however, to the condition of
ne track. IL it had not been so heavy
the racing throughout would have been
far better.
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Irish Linens S5e worth SOC. Vendig &
Bro, DOG Main street.
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STRIPED PJplins sos, worth 75or at II.
Klaus &CO.'s, us Main street, corner 81
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RoET. {. GIsr, P. II.
IosEPHP FLYNN, Clerk,
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10 am. II am.
pm. 5 pm.
10 am. liam
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Cassimeres sos. vsndig a Bro.
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RACES TODAY.
The following are tO-day's entries
woRsHAM HOUSE PURSE.

sIUUi mile nbais nee TOT an ages.
j. q, ~Ballantine enters b, m. Theta, by Van
dal; dem by imported Sovereign. ColoTs
BED and white.
E. Warwick enters br. f by Capt. Beard; dam
by imported sovereign. CelaTs: Red ana blue.
j. Mcmahon enters chit. m. Viola, by Jack
Malone dam by Wagner. C0loTs: Blue and
red.
r. B. Cheatham enters b.. f. Bafier, by Bill
CheatEam; dam by Lexington. CoIOrs VIII e
and blue frimmings.
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For a good drink, go to Weatherbee'7.
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GOOD Gorssts at 81, worth 81 80, at III
Kraus d Co.'s, 2lS Main street, corner OF
AEnnan
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dEMPGgiS APPEAL.

GIce--Eo. Is Jefferson StFeet.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1869-02-12
MARRIAGE GUIDE.

DEING A PRIVATE INSTRUCTOR FOR
- married persons or those about to be mar
ried. both male and female, in everything con-
corning the physiology and relations of our
sexual system. and the production and preyen-
tion of offspring, including all the new tliscov-
cries never before given in the English lam
guage, by WIN. YOUNG, NJ. d. This is real
ly valuable and interesting work. 1t is
written in plain language for the general read
or, and is illustrated with numerous Engrav-
ings. All young married people. or those con-
templating marriage, and having the least i'm
pedimcnt to married life, should read this
book. 1t discloses secrets that every one
should he acquainted with; still it is book
thnt must be locked up and not lie about the
house. 1t will be sent to any address on re-
ccipt of 80 cts. Address DIR. WIN. YOUNG,
No. 4l6 Spruce street, above Fourth. Philada.
ET AFFLICTED AND UNFORTUNATE.
No matter what may be your disease. before
you place yourself under the care of any one
of the notorious QUACKS-nativea and foreign
who advertise in this or any other paper,
get copy of DR.. Young's Book and read it
carefully. 1t will be the means of saving you
many dollar, your health, and possibly your
life. DR.. Young can be consulted on any of
the diseases described in his publications. at
his office. No. 416 Spruce street, above Fourth
Philadelphia.
June %, 1S6S-1y-30
The Portland daily press., 1869-02-06
who Is TO BIames

Howard Glsndon, writing in Packard,s
Monthly, thus holds the young men of the
present day responsible for the eccer tricities
in dress and department of the young wom-
en-:
Young men do you ever think of it, when
you take your sisters and sweethearts to the
opera and theatre, and when you indulge
loudly in praises OF some iavoiite actress's
dress OF manner, and plainly show by your
enthusiasm that you admire that style or this
most9 Don't you know how quick. those
girls are to take hint? Are you surprised,
after that, to find them parading the streets in
tight military jackets-a-lG-G Grand Duchess
and wildly frizzled hair and piquant little
caps-a-la- -Tostee? And aren't there some
among them who even secretly wish, in their
simplicity, that they mi ght dance the Can
Can, seeing how you admire Tostee in it?-
Yes! that is the way young womanhood be-
comes perverted in its tastes first, and in its
ideas afterwards. 1t is from, sometimes con-
sciously and at other times unconsciously.
shaping themselves upon the iavorite tastes
of young men in dress and department. You
know very well in your hearts that virtue is
above rubies, and that modesty is u pearl of
great price but for all that, in ball room
you crowd around the girl who dresses in the
most marked and extravasant manner, and
who carries off her conspicuous toilette by an
air of self-assertion, and an aplomb which
nothing can daunt. You preach quietness,
simplicity and good bree ling to your sisters
and sweethearts, and bluster if they show a
bit OF their shoulders above the rim OF their
dress waists; and then you turn around and
pay especial court to the most decolletse
woman in the room-do homage to the bold
est eye, the readiest tongue, the most unscru-
pulous repartee-and then you are indignant
to see that your womankind are trying, as in
them lies, to initiate that very woman in
what you have so much admired
The Portland daily press., 1869-02-06
Recen, Publications.

All boy readers, and some who are no longer
boys, will feel indebted to Sir Samuel Baker,
the brave African explorer, for a story enti-
tied Cast Up By the Sea, which he has written,
and which is published in this country by
Harper & Brothers. 1t relates the adventures
OF an infant boy, wrecked on the coast OF
Cornwall. He is washed ashore in box LASH
ed to two empty wine-casbs, is adopted by
smuggler captain does little smuggling him
SELF goes to sea, gets wrecked again on the
coast of Africa, and has wonderful adventures
with the savages among whom he becomes
great Chief Returning after time to Eng
land he is arrested for murder, is proved inno-
cent, by means of diamond necklace is found
to be the son of the Judge who tries him, one
Sir Charles Neville, marries the ever faithful
girl of his heart, and disappears in blaze of
glory, wealth and domestic felicity. There is
enough of "moving accident by food and
field" to make the fortune of a dozen books; (;
and nothing could be more satisfactory than
the conclusion. This delightful yarn is dedi-
Gated to all boys "from eight years old to
eighty" (Received by Bailey & Noyes)
Messrs. Fields, Osgood & Co. are prompt in
bringing out their Household Edition" of
Charles Reade's novels. This week we have
two more volumes, containing Griffith Gdant
and White Lies. The former of these, it VIII
be remembered, is called by Mr.. keade ms
"masterpiece." White Lies is, in our opinion,
one of the most Characteristic OF the authors
stories. 1t is vivid, dramatic, exciting, and af
fected; breathing on one page spirit noble,
generous and ardent, ON the next mean and
vulgar cynicism 1t is full, in short, at once Of
the splendid merits and glaring faults of its
author but it is story nobody will willingly
lay down unfinished after having commenced
it. The mechanical execution of these books
is admirable. (Received BY Hall l.. Dayis.)
The Portland daily press., 1869-02-06
Terms $500 per AMMAN, IL, od,,o,,ce

ter part ofvalor was discretion. ona -,
on his property with a praise worttg ,na gazed up
unity. Rev. Gilbert Haven suggested fe9 fequan- an
the hymn. "eS from
He takes young children In bis arms.
And in his bosom--bears''
r Another man suggested that the bear be of.
Ierea as premium to the boy who should
sen9 hundred subscribers to the magazine.
while malicious bystander remarked that ~
surest way 10 secure subscribers would be 10
threaten TO send the bear 10 the how who
should not send hundred!
The bear IS hne specimen, very playful,
Dorchester, better known as "Oliver Optic"
by his young friends in Maine. Such Is the
penalty of fame. The bear for the present is
in the basement OIL & Shepard's book store,
safely chained, and has been visited by hun
dreds of people. What disposition Mr. Ad-
ans will make ofthe bear, or the bear of Mr..
Adams, remains to be seen.-Boston Adcertiser.
The Portland daily press., 1869-02-06

A NATIVE OF MAINE AT THE HUB.-Wed-
nesday Oliver Optic was requested to meet at
ard, gentleman from Maine. Atthe appoint
ed hour solver" appeared wrapped in mod
esty and shawl, and was introduced to fine
specimen Of a black bear, ten months old, aud
weighing 100 pounds. Accidentally of course,
several gentlemen were present, and it VII VII
ever be q matter of doubt which received IHe 1,s
most attention, "Oliver" or the bear: oS.n ass.
seemed overpowered by the sallies Of WI. ~"
flashed about the dimly lighted ceher, nv nv .ne
bear gradually rose to the dignity Ut tue ~ ~
ost ,,1avf,1 r,onner while the supposed-to
fo be- Formulate recipient. considered that the bet
The Portland daily press., 1869-02-06
WANTED
Wanted

A GOOD cook, washer and ironer, in a private
IA family, in Bath, Maine Good reference re-
quired
Apply Saturday afternoon bctweer Sand O'Clock
at No q Falmouth Hotel. te4I3t
The Portland daily press., 1869-02-06

= II rANTED-AGENTS- to $500 per
n - month, everywhere, male and female to
"a l& introduce the GENUINE IMPROVED
EI# COMMON SENSE FAMILY SEWING
EalE MACHINE. This Machine will stitch hem
Al III lei, tuck. quilt, cord, bind braid and en-
ia "a broider in most superior manner. Price
q 81 only SiS. Fully warranted for five years.
IS 81 We will pay $1,000 tor any machine that
IA VIII sew stronger, more beautiful or
u more elastic seam than ouIs. 1t makes the
o,,, /. Elastic Lock Stitch" Ever second stitch
can De cut, and still the cloth cannot be pulled
apart without tearing it. We pay Agents from S75
70 300 per month and expenses, or a Commission
from which twice that amount can be made Ad-
dress dress SECOMB & CO., PIrTSBURG, PA, or BOS-
ION, MASS, or ST. LOUIS, MO. E@e
OAoTION.-Do not be imposed upon by other
parties palming OFF worthless cast-ron .hines nm
uer tne same name or otherwise. Ours is the only
genulne and really practical cheap machine manu-
iae'uieu' ie1eod13tsTT
The Portland daily press., 1869-02-06
WANTED.

GOOD reliable men with references for new pa
W tented invention, that pays large profits and is
needed in every household State and county rights
for sale. CaIl and examine at the
SIT. JULIAN HOTEL, Room 33.