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The Portland daily press., 1869-06-09

THE subscriber offers for sale a lot of Land on
i Pleasant St., Westbrook, containing about one
acre, which has been improved for the past four
ground are large number OF Fruit Trees of the hest
varieties in healthy condition.
Also, Grape Vines, Currant, Gooseberry and Rasp.
berry Bushes, large Strawberry beds and ornament
al shrubbery.
This Land Is favorably located for building pur-
poses and is yearly increasing in value Further par
ticuIars may DO known by applying to
= May 24-d3w b. @ SOMERBY.
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-09

n s~ :. Any rhexsands Caz xesssry So y has
By Unhappy ExRericnes! aeiaa
Young men troubled with emissions La seep,-a
complaint generally the result of bad habit in
yourh Treated scientifically and perfect curs
rarted or no charge made. sf Ti'vl3 y Fft
Hardly day passes but we are consulted by one on
more young men with the above disease, soEle Of
whom are as weak and emacated as though they had
the consumption, and by their friends are supposed u
have it. All such cases yield to the proper and only
correct course of treatment, and in short tina are
made to rejoice In perfect health. f4l
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-09

White PiQHe and Brilliant
At Less than Cost, ID.
ap29tf At 800 Congress
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-09
rs House to Let.
For Salesor Exchange.

A Pleasant and Convenient house at No High st,
N containing nine rooms with plenty of good wa
ter and furnace. Enquire on the premises.
may 29d1w*
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G2.eSyt DISCOVERY,

The Equalizer or Vacuum cure for treating all
field, OF Cincinnati, Ohio and for sale in New Eng
land only by DR.. s. f. Collins, No. "a Oxford ST.,
Boston. 1t is the wonder OF the agei Physicians
for Circulars It is to your interest State and Coun
| ty rights Tor sale. apr 10 df4w
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nXiddis-Assd sacn,

There are many men OF the age OF thirty who are
troubled with too frequent excavations from the bad
der, often accompanied by slight emarting burn
ing sensation, and weakening the system In man.
ner the patient cannot account for. On examining
the urinary deposits ropy sediment viii often be
found, and sometimes small particles of semen al
bumen viii appear, or the color will be of thin mils-
ish hue, again changing to dark and turbid appear
ence. There are many men who die of this difficulty,
ignorant Of the cause, which is tho Is
SECOND STAGE OF SEMINAL wEAKNEss. b X,
can warrant q perfect cure in such cases, and q
full and healthy restoration of the urinary organs.
Persons who cannot personally consult the Dr.,
ton Of their diseases, and the appropriate remedies
viii be forwarded Immediately. * 4.s-ff
IAN correspondenee Strictly Confidential and Win
be returned, II desired 80 Ia ~ .t, 49,,
Address: DR.. j. b. HUGHES,
No. taPreble Street,
Hext door to the Prsble House, Portland, ne.
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-09

Cottage and Land on Spring St,
EOR SALE.
s1aHE Cottage &c Spring, between Park and State
i ST. sets, In thorough order, containing Parlor,
Sitting and Dining Room, upper and lower Kitchen
closets and clothes presses with fine Conservatory,
all arranged tor convenience; gas throughout, cellar
under entire building csterns, railing spring
ofpure water. New furnace. &C. In rear of DIV ell
ing fine garden, bountifuy stocked wi tn and
beautiful plants, with the choicest varieties Of Pears
Cherries, Grapes, &c, Lot about 56xf40, over 5000
square feet
Premises may be examined any afternoon THIS
WEEK, from to o'clock.
Terms easy for the purchaser, le.-.-.
EpquireofiNtl T.. M.PATTEN g. CO., :. =
jeltf Exchange st.
0rof az NAN JOHN Q. PROCTER,
49, fstff -sttb - - 90 Exchange street.
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-09

Desirable Real Estate for Sale.
49, The three storied Brick House No 4s Dam
#::;I forth st, adjoining that valuable property
W5ssp known as the "Morse House." The house has
Twelve rooms. fine lot 60 feet front, and 1877 feet
In depth. ssAsBN .Xu.5AAfsAE ,3s9RSt n
Apply to VIM. II. JERKS, Real Estate Agent.
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-09
a NEW HOUSE for sale,

"A NEW HOuSt IUF GHI6s
o. Al new lie storied house, within two min
#::: utes' walk OF the Preble House, containing 7
MsA rooms, all painted andi paper ed Plenty Of
good water. For further particulars apply to
w. H. JERRIS, under Lancaster Hall.
Nav 17-d3w#
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-09

Z Howe,s scales.

The Celebrated standard HOwe's
Z .. Scales, ssssst,.sg u =
.sa.a For sale at Market Square by ~ "a
may21 d2m* KENDALL s. WHITNEY.
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-09
Small Farm For Sale.

In Scarboro, nine miles from
A<%SGCN Portland, two miles from Dunstan
Corner, containing about 40 acres of
& mini |E1z land, one story House. barns, so
zzzyoung Apples trees Cut last season
10 tons nay plenty 81 Woo ior so darm use. NICE
For further particulars enquire OF FREEDOM
MlLLIKEN, Dunstan Corner, or Seth Storer, Esq,
Oak Hill, also M VIM. III. JERKS,
NAV 1S-d&w2w Lancaster Hall.
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-09

A 21-2 story brick Residence in the western part
kAof the city, containing 10 rooms, gas, hard and
soft water; house heated by furnace; cellar under
the entire house. Lot 40xS0. House arranged fol
either one or two families. Terms easy.
G4-n not sold in ten days, will be withdrawn
/ rom the market Ayf
GEO. r. DAVIS & CO.,
je1d1w "A Real Estate and Mortgage Brokers.
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-09

- 4 Very Desirable House Lot.
CITUATED in Westbrook, near the Seminary
u VIII be sold low il applied for soon.
For sale by w. n. JERRIS
Inay2Sd2ws Under Lancaster Hail.
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-09

S Captains interest in small vessel or Lighter
Awill be sold cheap or exchanged for house, or a
small farm, OF piece of wood land it applied fer
soon. For particulars call on az
may1Sdtf L. TAYLOR, III Com. st.
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-09

For sale sia EHarnnsvsieIz. MIl0 80
pfE:f A 2 IL story Dwelling House, with L. Sta
M: BILE, and Garden. The house fronts on the
Wsk College Green, and was the residence of the
late frof. VIM Smyth For terms apply to -
III ROBERT bowler, Esq,
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-09

Look Here (!
AY4-
FINE Summer Residence for Sale, with
IA ID spacious rooms and ample halls, DELIGHTFULLY."-
situated on an eminence, overlooking the Beautiful
village of South Paris, Me.
For further particulars enquire Of A. HERSEY,
Esq, at South Paris Depot, Il. c. Merrill, Esq,
near the said RESIDENCE by addressing the owner,
Il. HERSEY, Amherst, Mass.
june 2-dsws sNANssss saS,ssff v
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500 Laborerse 'Waaated.

AN the Portland Water Works at Sebaeo
" Lake, Wages $500 per day. Men desiring
work will find immediate employment by going de
recty to the Lake, or will be Forwarded to the work
on application at the office of the contractors foot Of
Prebie st, Portland. sssa o9a e4ate&sts may1bd2w
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-09
# @ r. 3 Il f
mEDiOAA-.

A1ttll"A A4%@@r& >~<A-~@s - ~
~ lDtS. y. Is. HUGHES ~
CAN BE EouND AT HIS " s3ii I'D ob
PRIVATE MEDICAL : ROOMS
No. IA PEBBLE Street,
Next the Preble House,
xRTnEKE he can be consulted privately, and with
wv the ufm0st condolences by the. eiiicted, At 3
hours daily, and rom A. N. to 9P: M.
afiictlon OF rivste diseases, whether arisng from
impure connection or the terrible vice Of
Rsvs n, e p
ANTEElNe a CUnE IN ALL CASES, whether Of long
standing Or recently entirely removing tne
fe6f and fERMAHENT CURE. -, -
He would call the attention OF the sniicted to the
fact Of his long-standing and weearnsd reputation
furnishins sufficient Assurance of his akin and sue
cess. VI f.ssi.ssr M tse All. .S,,f ,.,is,sa
CAEsioz 20 sks u5lies y f'ss,s a,
Every intelligent and thinking person rnust knon
that remedies handed cut for general should have
their efficacy established by well tested experience in
preparatory studies nit him for all the duties lie must
funl; yet the country is flooded with poor ncstrums
sSen are g e e e n %
The unfortunate sk1a be PARTICULAR in selecting
his physician, It Is lamentable yet ncontrovert-
cradle with ruined conscientious by maltreatment
from inexperienced physcians in general practice fcr
isa point generally conceded by the best syphiogrA-
dhers that the study and management Of these come
dlaints should engross the whole time Of those WHO
would be competent and successful in their treats
ment and cure. The inexperienced general pracu-
TONER having neither opportunity nor tirae to maxi
himself acquainted with their pathology, commonly
pursues system Of treatment, in most cases maxi
Ing indscrlminste OF that antiqusted and dar-
gsrcus weapon, the Mercury. ~ - i q
Have OeH&deHce. 4ri
Al who have committed an excess OF any Klnds
whether 1t be the solitary vice OF youth the sting
Ing rebuke Of misplaced confidence In naturer yealf
SEEK FOR An ANTIDoTE In SEASON. s., :
The Pains and Aches, and Lasstude and Nervous
ffostration that may follow Impure COTTON,
are the Barometer to the whole system. y ~
DO not wait Tor the communication that is sure to fc.
low; do not wait for unslghfly UIcers far l-'-'
iGsatfIed I,rnba Lass He-,. - - a. l.If
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. TUESDAY. FEBRUARY g. 1862

Einh The strength Of the structure WIN be such tha'
ceis or trains OF other roads can run upon H.
Tenth: From midnight till morning inc express ''"eA'
can he used for transporting merchandise
Elere,: Its construction operation VIII not inter
fere with the sc wcrs or with water or gas pipes
T,reM The land under ground can DC uSeu lor cears
and other purposes
Thrteena. Travel will not be obstructed by Ice OF
snow
Fourteenth It will furnish an avenue Tor PEDESTRIAN
travel protected from storms and inc sum- anu i''
mud.
Fifteenth: The buildings in which the storieS arc useu
for stations will be largely increased in value
Sirtecnh: 1t will build mp mercan'io a'enuo 'no
whole length of the city, securing two fronts 10
lots and property will be increased IN Vaiue aions 'no
whole line. .rr.-- ~
Serenleenh: large passenger ana fregnt aePo' near
Pearlst between Chatham and Centre'sts would greatly
improve that locality.
Eiohtee,h: The routes, being comparatively central
will accommodate the public generally, precudng tue
necessity and expense Of opening any other avenues Tor
similar purposes
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The Comtee accordingly at quarter before niue rose
and Mr. Doves took the chair as Speaker pro TEN.
Mr. VII son (Of Iowa. then moved 10 suspend inc
rules t0ake from the Speakers table and pass the con-
current resolution the counting Of the Electoral
votes -,
Dir MAYNARD rep, TENN appealed to the gentle,
unn from Iowa To allow amendment TO be proposed
% include the State OF LOUISIANA
Mr. WILSON declined TO do so. -,
on the vote by Teers the resolution to suspend the
rules quorum was not present. and then, by generai
consent tire taken by Yeas and Nays, ana re-
sulted in Yeas 0 Nays III the rules suspended
and the concurrent resolution taken up and adopted
on motion OF Mr.. BLAINE the Senate amendment 70
the Hoase Joint resolution directing the sale OF the
steamer Atlantic taken from the Speakers table ana
cOncurred IN. -, ,-r -, ,.
pended so that an amendment might be offered TO inc
Array Appropriation bill for reduction OF the pay OF the
Mi BANKS proposed that Friday evening OF this week
no SET aparU for debate only the subject Of Hay ana
San Domingo as embraced in Mr. Orths resolution
offered last week but not received
Objection made by Mr.. FARNSWORTH
Mr. BANKS moved to suspend the rules
Mr. FARNSWORTH (Rep. Ill suggested that tha'
subject could be discussed without any special order
Messrs. SCHENCK, GARFIELD and others expressed
their opposition the introduction of the resolution
Mr. BANKS said he did not want IL introduced.
On the motion to suspend the rules there no quo
rum voting and them 81 O'clock the House adjourned
CORRECTION.
The remarks Mr. shank Of Indiana at Of the night ses
of the Pasc Railroads the NewYok and Western papers
attributed to Mr. Schenek Ohio the mistake probably arising non
the close similarity IN the spelling Of the names
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An inquest was held by Coroner Schirmer, at
the Morgle Yesterday, on the body Of Joseph Pratt
who was burned death In the distcry OF Messrs Han
On Nowman Decker Co, Nos. $685. 307 ana 800 Avenue
A, on the morning Feb l. The deceased, who
plOyod I'm the dstery, was, with number OF Others
summoned 10 20 TO work at midnight on the night pre-
yous 10 the fire. but II at length decided by the EN-
ployers To commence operations and the majority OF
e worlmen left the building The DECEASED instead OF
leaving with his associates down aud fell asleep
missed the day after the re but his charrcd remains
were not recovered for several days. verdict
c0rance with the facts rendered the deceased
native OF Ireland, aged rs years and resided Ia Mon
rOest.
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HOME NEWS.
THE WEATHER

ioRK. Hour Their. Bar Wind Hour. Their. Ear Wind
Feb g. 100 3042NNw.Feb8-6 $50 1892 s. sw.
go saS s.s'w. II $50 s Ss s.s.w.
REnssKs-Morning- to I; hazy from 8; little hy
10 los slightly baIy Ahernoo.-Le cloudy cloudy
from 10 sunset Evenngyahe to Il overcast from 7l3 to o.
cloudy II 30 SoeDee "a was the eodest day thus far
this Wnies-not jan "a
THE EVENING SrARhe evening star the planet Mercury now IN
that norton orbit where he with the paced
before o'clock little south Of the western point Of
the horron Its % and 81 minutes its deina
Iou south 18th Of May w set mich further
position and be easily In clear sky
this brighter an Saturn The last tran
the disk Of the Nov 1903 There
will be four me- before the close Of this century.
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM GIAsG0w-ln steamship Europa. Feb ar {. Frat
Marg Pere Henry Hail. Mr. knoeh. oConner ke
" Sutherland Mr. CreisD Dr. Warren, Rev. j. Sutherland AOahs
PROM LIvERPooL-In steamship The Queen, Feb e-Mr a
Mrs Stowe Miss Agnes Stowe Mrs Haupman aud children FTede
Mennek, Samuel Dickinson, aud 1913 In the stesrage
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ayes Jan. 81 mdse. and Le PoanPnce brig ev. n
Wight. for New.York soadug. s' y
Steamship The Queen Grogan. Liverpool Jn 20 mds aud ps
Steamship Maripoa Berry EewOeans, Feb. l. md past
sebr Charles Shsarer Parker Newfoundland, DAYS dsh
scHnoNERs-RiyER coAsTwisR.
Thomas q. Smith, Boston. Fred Brown Providence
Lucy D., Boston. Eastern Star. Ne Lrndon
". l.. Bartlett NOrwalk Gen. Grant. Pros ldenrs
Rngdove, New Haven. Jahrz l.. White Pnuyilen-,
J. Smith. NOrthDOrt Peter Ritter, keg. Haven.
J. H. q Providence Mail, Providence.
Ann Carlett, Providence Edward LAutsey. New. Haven
Elisha Brooks NewHaven Circle Conueeteut River
David Nelson Northport ~
Bark W. z. Anderson, from Matarras Is days
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Bosros Feb 8AFiyed steamship George Appod from B.l,
baks Hooley from Poo elbows Kate Ceatber from ~
brig Timothy Field from Surnam; schs Irvine from Resss;
Georgia. from Darien Mary Collins. from
from Charleston; Samuel Gilman, from NewYork Senator
from NeSiorx. Belo~Brg j. r. Alen from Carenas: is
WILMINGTON ~ G., Feb 8--Arrved steamship FsirbaaEs n
York; schr John GnD, Fisher With molasses
Ssgua Legrande to Philadelphia having experienced heavy gale p
she was struck BY waterpou which carried away ro
Wheel &c. ''''s
CHARL Peb 8-AIrye sehra Florence Lowell ho, wos
Hole; Franklin NewYork 4. A. Izinmoud DO, ju samn "a
noa NewYorE Sailed bark Gauss LserpOo sehr H. Sqais
East Weymouth.
sAyASxAH Feb a-Arrired yesterday steamshi, S.
from Leb Scotand ssh Edward Sade, Baltimore Arrived To-
steamships Herman Livingston Newiok; Fannie Bal.ao Sea.
yacht Cricket, New.York
SAN FRAScIsco Feb 9Arivsl ship Avener from Bordeaux
DISASTERS.
LONDON Feb IA dispatch China report. the sp s,
prise from foo for Nework ashore opa Koa.
and ship aud cargo we're badly damaged
SPOKEN.
Ship Bennington, from Calcutta for Boston, Dec H. lat sa
2T56E.
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SUNDAY-SCHoOL BooKs.-BRoUGHroN a. WY
MAN No 10 Bible ls,s Keep the largest and best assortment
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Announcements.

The NEw-YoRK FAMILY FLOUR CO..,
No barclay At NewYork aud No 100 Monsguest, Brooklyn
A single barrel VI Flour al Wholesale pace,
delivered free 10 residences or depo'A
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LATEST SHIP NEWS.

ARRIVED.
Steamship City Of Poan Prince Jackson Port Prince via Con
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Mr. SCHENCK (Iep, Ohio presented petitions Of
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thrown from carriage sunday evening severely injured ha.
he died within His Patrick IeAng vas l'
slightly injured Allen IS yeau OF age and leaves VII" a'u wv
children.
RIDGEWOOD, n. 1.-TWO freight trains colllded
place on sunday aneraoOn o'clock breaking mp Two OF
three cars and damaging both locomotives
, 1869-08-15
WAR OF THE ROSES.
New Bills Filed by the Com
plnfn1sllt.
The Wife Attempts to Recover
Hor Property.


Int P'teeaus !ot "'o1eei tlseau.e1 " NEs
Rose, against her husband, TIT Representative Ut
the United States Al scnEet1n IN Germany. gains
in tn,eres, and ,ntenstt, II now rn.taa,'u n,,,n
the s.tlile pfiucp!s u cu:,l.s osf he supplies
Mrs. Rose claims 10 own nore CT less property,
auI enT il seeking, .tep by step, to take the con-
tro, OF II frrm The hands or her alleged r1neI nnd
x.-r rn,7,,hnd n,,-,an,, r.,1o~t7.. 49, -.
au. ~ ,,.' un'Anu. un."tas .ue ac.aa.
proceeding Tor divorce, iheEe ~'As sa1ai item OF
IL st0eGo Lote re-tl1inet1 from payment. Now
two til.s M. aIe IN the Superior Court hy yte.,
the complainant, HA1b2ra, eetls TO reclaim her
rca, estate from OrT1u-s trI3,etsh.p: a. a;so a
BREWERY STOCK,
The 1ltst case /. cnt,.eI Uart,ara Hose bT Ter
next Yrttnu, Jchn Dvethey. nyoIp5t Orrfn + Rose
and L.IIp Chicago Bfrsiu0 c5nrsny. II
Il alie--pd fhnf 4, anrt tar
fn,hc, N,-haaI tnes,saE ~ 49,
ri frntt ri thnf d,fr ,s1nrcvsd IN n,-1n 7
iiosS o., xhar.. ~ tinI ,o., ~ ~ ss ~.
~ I,,;,s t.htr11n israTnn E,mn,nv tna sn5S.,
ir,nv ronysrn.t n NJ ImSa foe IL a91}ts IA aa
als1e use and hen,.nt of nts;sttc tbse i W.. sito
rr ma 1scc,sn 80 t;xis,as y, ". .,,r ~
~. o hor v -t,ain, VI NJ NJ s1oSA
~! ~ ~ at III. "'"1 ,S,t 'sse4p- ~ 1as ~.
!sts ~ LIZA VII seeute
sH1 sIuuni ~" ~. .1as ne ~ I'LL 10 sss ay
utHei ~ .Eas r. ~ uu' ~. aItoismeh, o.
,r4 ~ 5"t ., ,5aI L. M, +, ~ sui
n. ,nn m aa luz aMa nj 1 9's ~ hos
@ ss ~ h ~ f%1rsa H ~ S.6eo ssGa e1ss ~ Gtaty
;.aja: tha; fr has pIr.nc,i a eu,,rs, Of ra,.;tv
ab,1se and i;,.5,lt inv mi her In yjIa.tna ~ hs
maY,tni f,nl,rxunns. fbat ha M. nrntnl h,r1'
III +, r. 1ar.1rv IN hnn4!,v - ~.
Iayirr hecn gu1,,y " attrtnpiIre Il, efrnJ hsr
- - ~, ~ sIni,.I rr,c,; mua so,.Iot ,n
, 1869-08-15
.iErssed To her never u be understood TIL repeated

lEtFued 70 nSE lever W oc uIur1atouo G4EEQcuieu
But ii ills ahs looked upon u 1osuver past BE-
neting that, Eith the dropping of tao os!say sAe,
that higher nature which he often 30 beautifully
expressed In his poems became the uuunphsot
Wills speaking On this Aub}ect her
pale, ethereal lace became lunInouA With hear-
enly radiance: thero Was something 80 Sublime u
ncr bei.ei n tna victory ol lore OVER crt1 that
faith with her seemed to bare become Gght She
seemed 50 clearly To Perceive the divine Ideal Of
the nan she hal loved and for whose kalvauou
she had heen called to sunper and tabor ard ptar,
that Ill memories Q! hts past u1nor:h.oess ieA
Her love vas mere. The dou1g fond
higher nature recognized eod,isc capa-
buitles nnde. all the dust and der!einert OF nils.
PISS nd rastcn; and sic never doupssd tnt- the
Insult could shake t. Maa yet atiooser 10 the God
who made ter capable Of such dcrotion and
tnas H. ~ " ih ~ BY power to sue
Inc wr.trs was % Impressed and excite! by The
whole 1ccnc and recltat thai she bexSHd for swp
onoa ssc tooS IT, ,4llnina NI asr ny
eonaide!s,ion .. 1ne sab!ect Ths dec:sloa waich
and affection for Laty Byron. She seemei
20 trall. ssc Lad snnezel 50 much. see
E.ood :; such height above The com
thc 4athor aal feeling tsst II would almost bs
IKE violating shrine, 10 a.k her to oouss forth
from the fanctnaIy Of s!ltnce Where hha hat
20 long altste AID piesAl h.t eAn1e She wrote 10
1ais U,Ion that wnie thia &C: Of jcst.cc did seem
10 bt c. ltd fnt nnd 10 be l0 Aotne rs5Fe<ts mott
desirable. YET, IS II wouh involve 80 laucl iaa.
WAS patnfnl 10 her, ihr wrter considered tnAS
Lady Byron Would Ds eutire.y lusuuAule III leas-
ting tac tsuih 70 te dtsclostI aittr her dex.h md
Recommended that I'll The incts Necessary should
PIT u The hands Of kou person, 70 tt " pub-
tifhed.
Years passed on. LAdy hymn fingered soar
ytats After this Interview, 70 the Nunuc1 Of her
e}sttsis and all her fs!enLA
After Ei,y byruu4 death the writer 1ooke1
anxIoEsly, EortIg 10 ~. n1euolr OF the ressoa
whom thr cnn.nstresi the must retc1.kable VIZ
Ian that England had rrpducs4l IN the crusuIy.
No such memoir has apIs.AEG'i Oh tlss pArt VI her
fE!ents And The mistress ol Lorti byron .r4s tau
ear of the public, n,l u sowlug far anu VIDE uA-
worthy s!nnttcrs, which arc r'1ye.Iy RntlcEct NJ
and reah by hu unhlSr1MlnAt.l4 community
There may be family FAMOUS n Ea,and Which
prevent la1y l5t ron treE.ls froul st.+nkInR; hut
Lady u5Tuu mas TN Amencan ualne and an Ameft-
c0u existence, uI1l reverence fer pure WoE-kn-
hooi Is, We think. national Characteristic Of The
American and. LII ~ this country Ii cGuctrnett,
we feel thn: the ruhle should Eare thus eefatat,on
Of the atah,ers Of sae Countess Gulcctol's bouk.
, 1869-08-15

~ been lying for yea,r, awaiting a rrs17ect.pn.
~ ac nMn pkln = remnant lought at Stewart 4
lok bCpg, AND II TIC upper skirt wna rase,l which
!uu VIA perceive II Carefully adjusted now aud
then' you will discover lining Instrai 0f silk. The
ulfc ELK wa Trezsef and cut into s,ytps aud tlnt
eAnt young LADY and The w1ttrr speut nj Of one
moinl0E 10 frnnt Easement, hamncrtn3 away
urou phk1ng trpr, 10 produce an eject Which, 1t
ftco'e, In KotnR 10 help to doom Us to old n,aillan
-bfcnGte Te ara f1trntr,Ent!
ourX men 0re positively afraid TO EiA.ry.'
daughters mutt eon&iGcr they arc born INTO fhe
world inr some other purpose ttan 70 leaA but
te1uy lise, This 10 Us, who Rro willing v bhhfe
toTow and advcEs.Iy, q. my time. With Ihoac We
love. is our rx.1tsagnnte The true cause Of 70
many young ladies' betpr without Attsnced hus-
bandt. or L. II ltecarke there are 30 many more
women In e;cw YORK Etatc tEhn men thAs tnefr
1Fh1 lnau apiece: Perhaps the young uli4'l
haslta nay hare something 70 40 with H. ~
clGarx and drink cosi CnIfElfItTstl6y or may
t., the good ones have all been tAlen: ~
any rn,4, tomcthlnR u tht matter. TIE gentle.
man who writes articles nfsout rs, Warming she
world IN lle ~uEi1 treAI'a'4reFA IN fOrtadusn o.
chardE, beware Of tht dog for he bteA.' eaoillA
Le Judged hJ = jurI composed Of young Indies,
olcr ,Nunx ami Interesting. s1t inst falling into
rne scr, and yellow l+af, VITO lnll} understand
rho ryt1ue tor which the prisoner IL IEed. Whllc
thu-e yours lssts EhH weak -11ih.1e1 enough 10
conItss they wouldn't ohlec: tn good husband.
/: s.cjl q thing could h. found nIw-naayE. nrt
,vrr tn Lc tern except IN tfc nltneF!. tie Cheap
,pt rEt nGc.t of tionnets nuf dFrtscB. forrs.
aM.ltJbx All AIrbfOgy.'