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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-01-16
ct. Naml Mimreipta, @anhaa Ben 16. Sauuar 1S|

-Seius mabnt uns an @tertebetten, friib3eitis
beilis su lsten unb, nit jtoem Weberuf berSob-
tenelode an bas 6ini&eiren gu benfen, an Grab
unb @eri&t, auf oab mir in Gpteteit ni@t mebr
iiincieen! Ber tieo bSrt uno seritebt uno be-
pabrt, benz i.nft ber 5intneI I'D sleidian, berat
f9cn in ben Grpenaaub, unb iein 9Sirfen i9last
Wurseln CUR ielisen lnaerbliateit. Dabin
idpinst bic See!e ibre Gliisel iiter sSelt une
.3eit!
Mit Stius miro bcm Glautisen bann fein
Berg IN fell, fsiu absruno su tiet fein Gang gu
fdmersenvca: bsrSe!ano bilf1 biniiter, 81 Dem
eas 5era nit eem aUnise Dapio ipri9t: ,,oerr,
i9 bpFe auf Did! Dir tefebl id meine sSe>
&c" Der 5eianb labt ibna bic Selisfeit bliis
ben, bic unS Mllen in Geincm Namen nur &C.
seben .rirb !
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-01-16
Mttt See.

Dcrt ia6 i9 pftmals @tuneen lang
l1nb atbmete bic retnen 0iifte
l1nb blidte traumerii@ srm Sang
Muf 9ce uno gSaln una Gelienfliifte.
@ie fern, ME fern tas @el:seraui&!
Sem Dcrf nrr randmal Elm @elaute;
Der 9immel bod unb liebt unb teul@,
Mls senn er mic 1T Mcttern braute.
Mm @ese lanb ein 5eil'ssni&rsin
Gin aart sen,alt.s Bib, psrsittert
Das DAD mar murl&, unb Gas 0eitsin
Gas raubsefiiste, par serri!tsrt.
Die Jrauen, bic suriibersieb'n
Grit runpen 5ut uno rotbem Wiieeer,
Der 9irt oer Saser, Mae fnien
Nnb1htis Dor benz 8ilbe ,,,eber.
Damn mars oft, bae ein Tcsel lang,
SnbeB Gin @eib, elm Rinb nort fniete
Gin gSslein ru6, nidt Orselflane
3iebt 70 gum innerlten @emitbe!
Scr 2uftbau@, Der mid limb >muebt
Der Tannenbuft bic mi!oe 5elle,
De5 Gcgels Qieb - unb btes @ebet
gDar mir mie Cine 5anfte @eoe.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-01-16
So. g..
Ser @rifHitbe Stcrnenbim1,el
S an u ar.

II. Antpnius, ber ginFebIer eetsrsn
251, fiebt 20 Sabre alt in bic GinEse Tim fol-
get sieIe Singer, bic Ct auf bic GpisEeit binre~
fet. Na@ sielea Siesen iitsr ieiuc 9eitsfeintc
erbielt er bic et'ise @elubuuu9 in, SABRE 356.
| 1e. Die Stublfeier tes teilieen pe=
trns su N y III teiast ten Sag, an peIetem
Der beilise petrus Won Seius Gbrifas gum f9.=
barren SberDaup:s uno pberiten 5irten ernanut,
i'm 42fen Sabre ber dr,fliGcn ;3citreGnune,
unb int 2ten ees Saiiers &lausiuS na9 &cu.
fam une bort ieiuen unb Der GriRli9en Stride
@tb erri9tet Bat.
19. 2anutus, 9Snis in Danfmart, nabm
fl8 um bic @ustreitune ber briRliden &elisiun
traftis an errt9tete milbe @tiftunsen une seidb=
rete feb bur9 Observation-Disclosures ans. Ay~
letn bic rilee 5errt&il,bt ieinss grueers 4reir
tete ibm ben @artertrb 1886.
20. 5ebaftian fam unter Raiier Dipfle-
tian na9 Sion., to- CT als @olsat bic pRibteu
9sssn ieinsn 6iirfen eten 70 sctrsu, ais jene bsr
pabren &clisirn erfiiatc. gr tpurbe nit Vfei-
len eri9ui7en 288.
81. Isues hribic iiG Rssn in Der erRen
Sliitbe ibres @lters @ptt. g4eber @9meide=
leisn nod Orubuneen mad.su iIe ranfenb, be,u
bSGfsn @9Spfer bic Greue au breGen. 5elten=
n'itbis CAB fe fid in einemgl!tsr spr 10 Sabren
eer Marter preis, um 3O3.
%. gin3ena Diafun bes gii9efes So
lerius au @arasuTa in Spanien, bliet unter ben
Ufter unterbrodsnen unb uieber erneuerteu graft
iamaen Martern Der ndmli1e ftanbbaftc 81
fenner ees Ma,nens Gbrifi unb fart i'm Sabre
3Oi.
q. Marieus germabluna. Ma=
rita etnrfns scnt beiisen @eihc, nnb Solepb
trar BON gpf teftin,mt, ibr SrSutieam ,,ub Der
pfeeesater Seiu Gbrili 3u fein. Gieies Gs{t
pHrbe int fi'nf3sbnten Satrbuntert eineefiibrt,
uno scn 9. gaul III. int 16. Sabrbunbert b.
ftatiat.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-01-16
Yraftiiber Mtbeis,nss.

Dem ainerifaniiAenGclfs mug man ha5@pnt-
pltmcut MAIDEN, rab es ras srattif9itc bon alien
it. sDdbreno anpere gSlfer in Der Sbecrte Ct
sraut linr, bat ras amsrifauil@e gclt iidb mebl
auf bic groris perlest uno bebbalb iuI6e riefss
6ortlaritte eemadt. Die srcben Grrunsrnibaf-
ten Der @i0eui&aft fno nirsenos mic bier in
Amerfa fir bas 2eben aussebeutst. Oas ame-
rifaniibe 9plt 1T Elm tur9 unb bur1 pratti>
fGes.
&merifa lit aber anb bic Seimatb teS prafti-
iden @tbeismus, Der praftii@sn @pttloiisfeit.
Der Mtbeismus 1T bier tein pbilo1ppbi- :
iGer ct serleusn't ni@t bic GriitenS @utes,
lunpern Elm prattii9er ,pelher bas 0eieB
uno Die Maturitdt 0Otes isnorirt uno bic 9ln-
forperunsen Der &elision, icwob i'm Sfentlisben
ais in prisatanselesenbeiten bintenanlest; rer
weper bas @sies @Ottes als&iebtibnur nes tiir-
eeriGen uno eeiellidafti@en 9ebens, nra feline
Wunit als ein Clement Der Dfentli6enQNeblfabrt
anerfannt.
Dieie naticneIe @uttlofsfeit erfdeint aud in
rer Menl9en-V Verebrung, pelde bas 2aiter
1T einer unsebeilis.en Bolisberridaft. Gs eiebt
swei in ibrem llripruuse unp in ibrer 1ennenS
einanrer gang entsesenseieBten Mrtsn, bic Rsn.
eten su erbSben. Die cine eQt cen ctpobl &C.
fallenen Meniten OAR ais ra5 hureb bic i'm
Gpanselium an9etoisne 0nape ,pirflibe pper
oU9 mSslidte Ainp@pttes uno Grben a!lsr Iinse
in Gbriito unb erbebt Jpn auf cine unb bieelbe
Stufe unter ieineS @leiden.
go propu3irt SaS Gbr,ltenibum in redter Nn-
,uenpuns bic reiuite Wclfstesieruue, ,inpem es@e.
mein,taft nit @ctt unp e.nen unlterb!ictcu6rrt.
ibritt an Grfenntnib uno peil,sfeit @onss in
Ausiiat ltsut urO nit Aufbebuus auss yartei-
puisss uap aller uusetedtsnAutpritat cine maG~
tia: gsrbriioeruus Der @sn,9eu i9aft.
Iie aneertSbeorie Der @olfsrssieruns betraG.
tet penWenjpen ais pon9fatur aus los u. lepig
pom ieoer Muturitat ais sin in i ielba allen Iei-
nea vai6ten sewaGienes &eien oas nur, iu-
wett es teinen eisensn 5nierel1en unp ,3weten
entlpribt nit ieiner eigensn Glnwiuiguns liet
irseno elmer Mutoritat untermirft, belsn Ns,usn
etne autOmatti@e Vta9t, tine electromagnetic
Strait uno sin eisenes bpttes @sisB tit. Auf
p,eie Weue reeiert perelbe bic undergraduate
S@Upfune; er tit 5err Der Bsiese unp Der VA.
tur pas lniper,um lit um einetmillen pa. ! d.
ber tann sr au9 nur our9 freim,uises llebsr.
etntommen unter elmer &esisruns itspen, ,niu-
fsrn CT ielblt eine .pnerete S,uper1nitat 1T. I'm
iolten ,,prisnern Der 5umanitat" bat e. in rie-
lem yanoe pom 1bomas Vayne bis aui lbsopor
yarfsr ni&t eersblt, welbe pic blobe Wenltsn'
natur ~ erbSben iuttsn. i1csm iie pas @Dttliebe
in @brlno unp ieinsm Guanseium berabnurrts
ten. lie Maile oea VcIfee bat pieies fopNale
,,WDBenb,lo ber SumaniIat" an9ebetet unD Dem
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-01-16
Sre,a 3ur Tab,te.

Die i5abne, ter ais Sinh mir susel@pcrel1
APub nns als tbeures Vfenb Scr Ausen 1tb'rf'
ben;
@ie trGnft uus nit bes Offers friidem 2eben
l1ne spirst ben Staab, BEN mir uns ause:turen
3um aampfe fnb mir in oer sSsIt seborsn:
gSer mag tas 3reus ssn uniern @4ultern BE-
ten?
gSie u,an@sr S4las serfiimmert unltr Stre'
ben!
Ourd 2eibsni9aft osbt Erus unb S@us ser!o'
Weuu mir ypu Grnf ben Mnsriifen uns isusu,
Sfeitt uns ber CLAUDE freupis feline WaTen
llnb fubrt uns bell unb ilesreiG aus sss
Streite.
Des 5imr,,els @nabe laet bic araft ertelleu,
Mit ber bic 3Gmrfer ii& ben Siss serl@aftn
llnb s;ebt ibr ;ur Grauiduns bas @eleite.
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0as Set bes Stan,ens eJeii,.

Ginen freuneli&en Qeitifern auf eie Qebens.
paneeruns, burd bas neue Sabr, bat uns bic
Rir9e nit bsm glamen auer Namen, in BEN fd
ale anien beueen ioQen, seseben; benn in Sbm
unb NIT Sbm bliibt In uns Der Seelenfriebe.
stebt ii@ cine beiliae S@ranfe wiper pas 8Sie.
uub sur uns Sfnet dd bic AusF&t in bic beiltre
6etmatb. 5eilie unD bebr 1T eer 9lame ees
9errn! yrsismireis it It pom Sonnenauf<
sanse bis ium S.nnennieeersanse! @as mir
In Seiu Ramen bitten wereen, wirl esr 9ater
xne ssbsn!
Del&e GuQe ses bsiles In Sbn, >er N1eS In
AQem it,! Seius: "GrlS,er, SeiismAder,
Ninler, 8srlSbner !" eas line feine leesenB Ber.
te, bas fnp Grselsffimmsn, bic uns in >as Sc.
mitb rufsn laut uns lauter, pas Der beilans
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-01-16
Sprib opu 1uber,t eut!

SDsnn bas geiereben, BON Mabern gut III ipre-
den, aQgemein sorwaltete, bann miirpe bic Welt
balb gum paraoieie merber. Die entseqenas.
isbte 9uebt ater 1T Der pane gii5le au ser=
sleiden, trelde, tuenn iie iid Gfinet iebeS 5aus
une bic aansc Na6baridaft NIT @Gmsr, unb
Gorge erfiat. SBie piel Seineldaft unb @rpa
flisBt nidt bersor aus bieier unlauteren aueQe!
Bis sisl Slid tpirb bur@ iie sernSrt unb gan,
perni&tet! NeiO, Giferlubt unb ber fdwar,e
@eil Der 8osbeit, renn fs Cuff tefummen unb
ben 9ppen entIdliipfen, 3ieben ME unreine Sci
(fer aus, um ibr @ert su poafubren, xnb rauben
Nnbern ben suten gfamen unb ben Orieoen. Gin
Seoer bat feline Gebler; unb in benz getraaen Der
bsflen @eni@en perren iiet eelesentli9 Mdnael
sntpeden la1en, pel9e cine Iapsl 1u rettferti-
yen i9einen.
@ber bic f&Sne uno drifliar Resel, bab man,
talls Veranla7uns gum 1aoa porlieet, ben 0eb-
Ieneen unter Sier Musen 3nre@tpeiie, ,rirb lelten
beobadtet. llno no@ miro Elm ioltes gerfabreu
ii& meiifens beiliam erweiien. Das eemSbnlt&e
uno BEN &riifli&en @eiae 3umioerlaufenpe Ser
fabren aber psifsbt BARN, ba6 bic se,meiatlidteu
Orer pfrfli9sn Gebler eber allenNnbern, als BEN
Geblsnoen ieltit 9eofenbart uereen. llnp eas
it un@riftli@ unp seuet ssn einem stmeinen
peraea. Giir ben ga&er- unp 3.,tunesl9reiter
gilt oiele Neeel ni&t wenieer, pie fir ben Ser
leumper, Der feline Bosbeit nuf Mlarst unb 6tra.
6e unp in Der Dierl&enie fell bietet.
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Sabr8a,t8 2.
@er Wandeter.
gins8o otbembIatt far tlttlidessBirfen uHsaS iien.

griefe inb Su atrei1ireu:
GERMAN CATH. PRINTING co.
(Box 1870) St. Paul, Minn.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1869-11-23
Report Of Jere Williams, Clerk Court
Common Plsus

Report Of Jere Williams, Clerk Court
Common Pleas.
To the Commissioners OF Monroe County:
As required BY law, I submit this, my au.
nual report as Clerk Of the Courts of Monroe
county. This report embraces the year com.
menoing on the first Monday Of September.
A. D. 1858, and ending en- the 6rst Monday o!
September, A. D. ls6S:
Fines assessed. is
Fines collected,
The aggregate amouat Of Anes, costs in
State cases and uuolaimei costs due from m a
on said frst Monday Of September, 1899.
was 26s II
for which present herewith ths rso.ipt Of
the county Treasurer.
A detailed statement ri the several cass,
IN which this amount was received, Is pre-.
sented in the accompanying schedule.
(Signed) !ERR. WILLIAMS, Clerk.
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Report Of Prosecuting Attorney for the
Yenr Endina Auqust 81, 1899

Report OF Prosecuting Attorney Ior sas
Year Ending August 81, 1899
To the Commissioners of Morroe County. Ohiu
In obpdiencs to the requirements OF law.
herewith submit this my annual repnrt:
Criminai cases pursued to conviction and
sentence during ,hs year ending August 81,
1869:
l. Jacob Rose; charge, selling Intoxicating
liquors to be drank whore sold. Fine, S. aud
costs of prosecution.
9. Homer W Gibbons; charge. poisoning
foal and berse CIT. Senteuce,im e,imprisonmen:
in the Psnitsntiary ct hard labor for one year
and pay costs of prosecution.
s. Job Stackhouse; charge. assault and hat.
ters. Sentence 6ne SIS aud pay costs Of pros.
ecutiop.
4. Jane. Watssn, charge ashanti and ba.
terry. Sentences, fine S. and psy coats Of
prosecution.
s. James Doss; charge, grant iacsny-
horse stealing Sentence, imprisonment in
the Peuiten; larry at hard labor for i've years
and paw costs OF prosecution.
6. William McDougal: aharge, burglary and
larceny. Sentence, imprisonment in the
Peniteutiarv at bard labor for three years
and paw costs of prosecution.
Z. William Daley; charge, assault and bat
terry. Sentence, aue $40 and pay costs of
prosecution.
Recosuizancss forfeited are as follows. to
wit: James Richardson, 500: o Hogue,
SlOO; Emanuel Powell, 500; John S,riie,
Sl00; Nancy Johnson, sl0u. and James NJ Dill.
Ion, Sl0o; all being recognized "a witnesses
raExARKs No action has bean brought
on any of these oognisauses, for the .ireasou
that all the parties are believed to be wholly
irres porsbls aud insoivsnt, and in n y opiu.
ion nothing could be collected from either Of
said parties,
Icollectsd during the year from Job Stack.
house, on charge o, assault and battery, tide
sum of SIS 10. being the full amount OF ane
and costa, and paid the same to the county
/ Treasurer, after dsduotiug n,lisotion fss, 81
80, taking his receipt for same.
This report is herewith submitted respect.
| fully. ], P. SPRisss,
Sept. 8, 1889. Prosecuting ATT.
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Am. paid grand and petit Jurors. witt
nesses, So, December, April and May
terms court common pleas; l09l 81
Amt paid viewers, markers aud ohain-
men on roads. % 5o
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VIM Re, putting spou.ing oD Jail, s., o
T Judkins, freight, Columbus. 90
A Pisrson, boarding prisoners AMI taking
Mcpougal to Peniteu,isry.9 SIS 3
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ry amoant col. on Dup. Of 1888, sos o.
amount In Treasury Sept, 1858, s43 81
amount collected on day book, l8 ~
Total, Al67 -
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orrlos or rHs DrREcfoas OF rus IxriRHAas,
WoonsrtsLo, Quo, September !, 1899.
To the Honorsblo Commissioners Of Monrus
County: u,
lp .o'nplianos with the requirements at
law Wa. the undersigned Directors Of the In
Urinary, beg leave to submit the following an
uual report, for the year ending Sept 1.lese
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ShaIFs Report.

SherlTs Report.
To tbs Commissioners Of Monroe C,onty:
hereby certify that during the year end.
ing with the frst Monday of Ssptem Der, 1863,
collected no fines or costs in criminal ossss.
(Signed) JOSEPH MYERS, snsria.
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NespectfuIIy submltteu,
F. A. LAMPING, J
WM; y WORKMAN, OR Commissioners

auditors Annual Report of tho Receipts
and Expenditures for Monroe County
Jor the Ysar Ending September, 1869.
RECEIPTS.
p.,o,.o T., T.o,,,,u g., Q ,ece ca oes 5r
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suAvEyoRs
B Noll, surveying D P Noll's rosd, 10 90
0 S Sloan, surveying roads in Bethel Tp,So 90
A Oksy, township road center Tp, go
. Sloan, ,Knowlton, ,Tracsy&Cronin ros, 50 90
Jotr B Noll. special, Ohio township, 2i 0s
BRIDGE FUND,
Wenr & Green. abtm.s at Brlstsr fork. $50 90
VIM Preshaw, pit pay, bridge CIingan's.2j0 90
Piokard agent for z Eius, three iron
bridges as per contract. 3.4sa 90
John Stephens, approaches to bridge
at Brister fork, 81 IS
stesd'. 200 90
Thomas Little bridge Ceutsr to toxnship,l3S 90
Voeg.ly bridge between Woodsfsld
and B.rssvills, 500 90
John smith. Center township, le5 90
Samuel Pollen, sppr to Stsed's bridge, IS 90
Robsr: McEelvey, lumber for bridge Ia
Green township, 90
W I Hurd, securing bridge Clarington, l50 Oh
Road FUNDS.
N Nsuhart, on Lewisvills and Millions
burg ROAD, 200 90
John Beardmore. Graysviile. AIS 90
John NJ Boughner, Atkinson run, $50 90
II H wheeler. Atkinson run. 800 90
d Riley, Atkinson run, 400 Go
F Kstterer, Miltonsburg and Malags, $50 10
Allen MsElroy. Atkinson run, las 90
T Hurd, Atkinson run; as co
VIM Msllott, Atkinson run, $50 90
John J Atkinson, Atkinson run, las
John Hurd, Atkinson run, $50
W 8 Wiley. Atkinson run, lis
Booth, Perry and Washington rp, 800
John Sloan, Stafford, so
John Cline, Grsysyiils, 50 n
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ofsuCh irrelevant trash into grave public do
cuments.
The egotism and dimpertinenoe OF other parts
OF Mr. Motley's ocrrespoudsnos With the
Secretary of State are amazing. He seemed
TO be onder an impression that he was the
American ambassador for every important
country in Europe as we'll as Austria; and he
regularly instructed Mr.. Seward in what was
transpiring In Eoglsnd and France, as II Mr..
Adams and Mr. Dayton were Incompetent for
their places. The quality OF these superssr-
viceable comments falls far short of their CO.
piousness. They abound in frothy rhetoric,
bnt contain not one ssgaoious observation.
We have nospaoe for further quotations at
present.
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heavy and pOrtentoue, grows denser and
denser. Men begin to hold their breath, for
they feel that the dresd explosion IL at hand.
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will not command the respect Of the people.
and will contribute eventually TO weaken. and
possibly overthrow, the party which makes
itself responsible for IL.
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1115 WIN. T. HOPKINS 1115
LADIES' EMPORIUM.

NO. 111J chestnut STREET GERARD ROw)
Largest assortment and Best and Cheapest Goods in the
city in all the following lines
Manufactures of Hopkins Celebrated Champion Hoop
Skirts, for Ladies' Misses and Children four hun
dred Styles shapes, lengths and sizes.
Cotei Satne and james Corsets, in eight different
styles manufactured expressly for sales, from
81 go TO Us.
}:S diferent styles of superior fitting French
Whalebone CORAETS, from 81 10 50.
varieties Of extra handsome Whaebone Corsets from
2 3 cents to $3.50.
Shoulder Braces, Madame Foy's Corset Skirt Sup
porters, etc
Mrs Moody's Patent Self adjusting Abdominal Corset
highly recommended by physicians from $3 10 81.
FULL LINES OF LADIES' UNDERssAR-
MENTrS.
SO Bartram Fsntom's Family Sewing Machines
being Rratuously distributed customers for the
purpose of getting them introduced. = 20 Sm
The Portland daily press., 1869-04-27
Cazrisa so she zsasIfs.


al who have committed an excess OF any kind
whether it be the solitary vice of youth, the sting
ing reDuke OF misplaced confidence in maturer years.
SEEK FOR An ANTIDoTE IN SEASON.
Iho Pains and Aches, and Lassitude and Nervous
Prostration that may follow Impure Cotton,
are the Barometer to the whole system.
DO not wait Tor the contamination that is sure to fol-
low; do not wait for Unsghtly Ulcers, foy
Disabled Limbs, for Loss Of Beauty
and
The Portland daily press., 1869-04-27
House for Sale.

RRICK House No As Spring Street, recently own
Ded and occupied by the late james e. Fernad.
Apply to
ap23tf LOWELL & SENTER
The Portland daily press., 1869-04-27
VALUABL
Real Estate on Middle st.
FOR SALE.

For Sale.
n Very desirable Brick House, situated at No 72
"A Free st. Also the Furniture in said house. To
any one wishing to purchase, very rare bargain
will be given The house and furniture will be Of
tered together separately.
For further information inquire at No. 81 CONNER
clal st. apr17dtf
The Portland daily press., 1869-04-27

A Sitting and Bed Room, furnished or unfurnish-
- ed, with board for two ladi,s in quiet family
Situation between Winter and Oak streets paelerr-
ed Address p. o. Box 1904. aprlou2w
The Portland daily press., 1869-04-27
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Medicine for
WHOOPLNG COUCH.

DoDD's NERvNE and InvigoIator Civ agreea
BILE and almost instant relef the spasms OF Whoop-
ing Cough. This is complaint that all children are
expected to have and when comes, strange 10 say,
they are left to fight it through they best cam lit
help the sufferers along. And when it is renected
that very many of the diseases OF older anG adult
years have their origin in the tear ami = raar II
,Whooping Cough, this neglect would be utterly un-
accountable bur for the that chd-ens Diseases
like many OF the weaknesses OF women, arecsnss sea
ed SO much O matter Otcourse that people have he
come st ically unconeeHed about them LET them
cou IN 1T through, dld, seems gene aslx 10 be
the unteelin word. Whooping cough is a nervous
disease, Dodd's Nervine Iuvigorator treatsit
with COMPLETE SUCCESS. Molhers, Try IT and
save your little ones the worst agony this distress
ing affection. sure and beneficent medicine
The Portland daily press., 1869-04-27
FOR K AN ID
Skc0 & PORTSMOUTH, R R.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT,

Csmnaencing Monday, Dee All, 1885,
cYzRFHM1 Passenger Trains leave Portland daiA
tSundays excepted) for South Berwick
Junction, Portsmouth and Boston, at CAS- $40 A. M,
and 2.5E and 600 P M.
Leave Boston for Portland at T.30 A. M, and 500
and 600 M.
Biddeiord for Portland at T.sO A. NJ, returninssf
$40 p. M.
and $50 and 500 r. M.
The train leaving Portsmouth Tor Portland at 1905
A. NJ, does not stop at intermediate stations.
On Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays the O'clk
Z. M. train to and from Boston will run via Boston
q Maine +. R., stopping only at Saco, Biddeiord,
kennebunk, South Berwick junction, Dover, Exc
ter, Haverhill and Lawrence.
On Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays 1t will run
via Eastern Railroad stopping only at Saco, Bdde-
ford, Kennsbunk, South Berwick Junction Ports
mouth, Newburyport, Salem and Lynn.
Freight Trains daily each way, (Bunday excepted.)
FRANCIS CHASE, Supt
Portland, April 25, 1883. apr2sdtf
The Portland daily press., 1869-04-27
Poetry.


m0&ouAeMs
II, any woman of us all,
n snv woman Of the street,
Refore fhe Lord should pause and tall,
And with her long hair wipe his feet
He whom with yearning hearts we love,
And fain would see with human eyes
Around our living pathway move,
Ana underneath our daily skies
The Maker of the heavens and earth,
The Lord Of life. the Lord of death,
In whom the universe had birth,
But breathing OF our breath one breath
II any woman of the street
Should kneel, and with he lifted mesh
or her long tresses wipe his feet,
And with her kisses kiss their flesh
How round that woman would we throng,
How willia gly would clasp her hands
Fresh from that touch divine, and long
To gather up the twice-blest strands!
How eagerly with her would change
Our idle innocence, nor heed
Her shameful memories and strange,
Could we but also claim that deed!
Harriet Prescott Spe6ord.
The Portland daily press., 1869-04-27
Lace, Edgissg and EmbrOtdes'tes,
wILLIAmsON A. RuRNs

A RE constantly receiving new styles and patterns
a OF the above goods, including Tdiencienaes,
CLany, Smyrna Crochet, Cotton Saroag, Sarong
Thread, and Cambria Ed0ings and Insertions, COM
in this market Also new and fall asso tment Of
Hosiery, Gloves, i1dies, Trimmings and Small
Wares, which they offer to the Trade at lowest mar
ket prices. Orders ompty and faithfully executed.
81 Devonshire ST. and ~ Merton Place,
apr19 BOSTON,. dim
The Portland daily press., 1869-04-27
REAL ESTATE,
Brick House for soIo

49, A good brick house, on Pleasa,t .. ,a.-
M:;.| Maple, containg ten finished rooms Gas and
plenty of good water. Heated by fnrnscs ~
Ihis property 10 conveniently located for business
and can Le had for $4,000; part on MORTGAGE
Apply to W. H. JERRI5, Real Estate Agent.
apr 26-d3ws Under Lancaster Hall
The Portland daily press., 1869-04-27
Brick House on hmberland Sit,
FOR SALE.

THE Cottage House 26 Myrtle st, containing
L rooms; large brick cistern of filtered water;
lighted with gas, and in good repair. Possession
given May 1st For particulars enquire at 27 Myrtle
st. ap24d1ws