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The Portland daily press., 1869-06-22
8 CristadOro,s Hair Preservati

"Buy ME, nnd I'm do you Good.o DR.
Ian glcy,s Is cot and Herb Bftters are surt
remedy for Liver complaint in all Its forms, Humorf
tiveness Indigesfion Jaundice. Headache, and Bill
ious Diseases, General Debility, &c. They cleanse
purit the blood strengthen the body, and thorough
prepare it to resist diseases of all kinds. GEO. u
GOODWIN g Co., Boston. Sold by all druggists.
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THE HALL FAMILY.-A genealogical, histor-
ical and biographical history of the descend
ents of Hate Evil Hall, who moved from Do
yer, N. H., to Falmouth, about 1854, embrac.
ing seven generations and several thousand in
dividuals, is being compiled by Winslow and
Joseph B. Hall of this city.
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state News.


- 4 LEFN4 RI asEaFH
ARoosTooK COUNTY.
4 The Houlton Times learns Of melancholy
accident at West Houlton on Wednesday, by
which child of VIM. MCKINLEY, aged about
two years was run over by cow and almost
instantly killed si4dyT ~,rssassg5Is8
Rev. Edwin S. Elder, has signifed his 40.
q sa to the pastor Of the
der is graduate of the Cambridge Divinity
School. He will commence his labors the I'd
Sunday in July. -~ssa8ss
KENNEnEc couNxr.-----------.---
-rHc eruzerre says That the statement that
there is now no hotel in HalloWell is incor-
rect. The Central House, which is capable of
accommodating some forty or more guests, is
still kept by Mr.. Hodges, one of the oldest
landlords, on the Kennebec.. ssfssss
PENeBscoT COUNTY. ~ f9s
The Bangor Whig says some five hundred
dollars worth of furniture, belonging to JOSH
ua Chamberlain, Esq, saved from the burning
of his house week since, was stored in the
house of Mr.. Brastow, and destroyed by the
burning of a portion of the house of the latte r
on Sunday morning
The Bangor Whig says on Saturday a sailor
named Benjamin Gallant, stopping for day
at Palmer and Johnston's steam-mill at Brew
er, met with a frightful. accidentsby falling
through the floor, being worked by treadle
which was operated py 5 another man, who
raised the saw Just as Gallant was about to
jump over it, hitting his foot and causing him
to fall II striking upsa the ssh thgn Ct s the
thick, fieshy pas.of ths lsg ana half through
sufferer was attended by DR.. Brown who sew
ed up the wound, and hopes to save both the
life and the limb Of the unfortunate man. :
The Bangor Whig gives the following as the
prices paid for produce from teams in that
city: Loose hay is worth from $14 to 16 per
ton for the best quality, and inferior loads sell
at from 10 to 13; loose straw sells at from 10 to
12 oats are bringing from so to So cents; pota-G
toes are coming in plenty, and we should
ones have readily brought the latter price to-
day; yellow-eyed beans from 300 to 312, and
extra pea beans 1926 to $50; butter, we should
say, takes the range of from % to &c and %
cents, according to the condition and quality
OF the article; eggs 20 cents. and plenty of
them in the market sgkt&SEt eNIsss4Sa 81 :
James A. Vose, of Bangor, has been appoint
ed to a first class clerlSship in the appoint
ment bureau ofthe Post Office Department
Il B. 4
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4 Coy. clafiin, of Massachusetts,, has signed
the new prohibitory liquor law, to take effect
July LIST. oiIiil "a a9
The merchants of st. Louis have agreed to
guarantee the Grain Association against loss
IN the experiment of bringing an OCEAN steam
er from New York and loading her with grain
for that port. e,.a r. /,
There has been a large seizure Of pooas at
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-22

THE DEATH KNELL oE THE PRIZE RING.-
The brutal fight between McCoole and Allen
is generally considered by the pnblc as the
death knell of the prize ring in America. We
hope so for we have had quite enough lof
this bull dog business. ef 3ii} ia fafifsAl
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STONE s. MURRAY's CIRCUS. We have en-
deavored to instil into our readers, who are
fond of horse opera, the Importance of attend
ing the circus to-day. This is no third class
show, but if we may believe their own adver-
tisements, and, what is still better, the opin-
ions of the leading newspapers of New Eng
land, one that possesses the highest degree Of
excellence in every one of its departments =
We shall expect to see their pavilion crowded
afternoon and evening.
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AFFRAY.-Last evening an affray occurred
at the shop of Abner Paine on Green street. in
which stones, bricks and bottles were freely
used, and finally, a revolver was discharged
three times in the crowd, but fortunately no
one was hit
Officers Decelie and Parker, hearing Of the
affair, hastened to the place, but could find
none of the parties. Following up the track,
they arrested, about IL o'clock, the man who
fired the pistol, and took him to the lookup
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gasR aga6Bss 81
City Liquor Agency.

Allpersons who may have occasion to use
liquors of any kind for medicinal or mechani-
cal purposes, are informed that the City Agen-
cy is supplied with articles of excellent quail
ty, selected expressly for these purposes. No
liquors win be sold at the Agency except those
purchased of the State Agent and they can be
relied on as pure and Of standard proof, as GER
tilted in the certificates of analysis from the
State Assayer. The price list has been revised,
and only sufficient profit will be charged to
meet current expenses. We etIiink this mode
of conducting the agency cannot fail to receive
public approval. Per Order ~.s..,,
COMMITTEE ON LIoUoR AGENCY.
June II, 1862 dtfsn i9i Asa @
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MARI N e N EW 8
PORT OF PORTLAND


IA IS f.ts d ssis ,,.,,s Monday. Juns Ell.
|. ARRIVED.
Steamer New England, Field, Boston for Eastport
and st John. NIB. 7h8HH s4aF N4tN fAffb.4
Brig Josephine, Linscott, Boston.
Sch Jack Eeasy. Br) lsullerwell, Corvallis Ms
wood for market.
Sch Reward, (Br) SimOnds, Hantsport, NS-plaster
fer market.
Sch Russian Counsellor lBr) WheIply. ST John,
Nb,LmDer 70 Miller: mol, d
H Sch Laura & MARION, Clifford, North Haven.
SSi Sch Iwillgnt, living rerce. southport.
CLEARED.
Steamer Diiigo, johnson, New York Henry
-Barque Brunswick, Fitz,, Buenos Ayres- Simon
Coles. ~. ,n..
c.lg brig lso, tbr) johnson, Cape breton-Seorge ID
Brig M Reynolds, tBr) Dick, St John. NB-F n
Barrett -szs' 2 isiis tl
/ - = -. - - l -eAA
BooTHnAY. Juus 1s-Ar. | sehs Charles pops,
bdrn @ ops RoSa Ann ioT Western Sanks Eeres
,June 1e--Ar. -scfs Diana 1rne Western F,opks.
Willie "a Carman do with ;51 ntls fan 80. .'A
Sid sch Kneiis,er Thomnso11 III Raw s. Ia,v,enee
/ June f7--Ar. sch Leader, Arey, from Rockland for
Boston. : : - = - - - - ~
AdcIbert. Farnham do n ,,s s.. - II II - -
lime io-Sld -schs E X Dresser Reea a., R,yst
Iawrence. Tbos Rones do - - --~. -. 's
S' -''pe', ~
rpo,, ,,rpcuANrs,pxcu.
c--,s-a.- ,,.,s - ,,..4.N ,,A ~ A-A
ar at Cardenas llth, sen Hattie Ross, Dolan, Port
land; nd IN, u...n,,,, ,.,, T ~ uo.a,. ,4 -,
SID I'm Matanzas lltn, brig Lue Houghton, Nor
ton, Cork;
AT at New YORK 20th, sch Bramhau, Hamilton
Portland;
,,ad AT at Philadelphia 10TH Trayeor from Port
CID at Baltimore 18th, barque Arthur Kinsman,
Means, Portland; brig nj Roberts, Doak, do.
Baraue Lucy A Nickes, from Havana for N York,
put into Key West 10th with captain and six men
down with yellow lever. fn
DOMESTIC PORTS
SAN FRANCIsCO-Ar 1871 inst. shin Robin Hood
Taylor. New York. S'''i ~
Sid 1lth baruue Osmyn Plummer Port I,udlow:
NEW n oRI nj .EANs- " r. pSi,h harn,s fTnbm wa
hams, Hoff, Bordeaux,
Cid l4th, ship Marcia G Day, Chase london
Ar at SW Pass 18th. ship Enoch Talbot, Talbot,
from Newport, Il, via st Thomas .FliT VI II ~
PENSACOLA--Ar 11th, brig Selma, Happenny,
Galveston. a43s-e alI Ii So tf'
SATIIJ,A--Ar 7tbs sch Catawamtear Packard. +.
Savannah. I..-'. I7ll - >
Providence; Biilow, Griffin, New York. lIli7 M
/ BALTIMORE-Ar 18th. Darque. Merrimac Mich
oIs Matanzas: briggs Concord. Kelley and Abhv ~
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HARPEE's, BAzAR.-The number for next
week, richly illustrated, has been received at
the periodical depot of Messrs. Fessenden
Brothers, Lancaster Hall. This journal of
Fashion takes the lead of all others, and is a
welcome visitor to the parlor circle.
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Revere House
ROStO2a. MOSs.

This noted Hotel has been thoroughly modernized.
The house has been completely remodeled, painted,
and newly furnished. Suites OF rooms for large and
small families, water, bathipg-rooms, &c, intro
dati0ns for travellers. The "Revere" has always
been celebrated tor its tabeand the attention paid
its guests, and its high reputation in these particu
ars will be maintained.
MR.. GARDNER WErHERBEE late of the Fifth
Avenue Hotel, New York, has become one of the
propretors, and will be pleased to welcome the trav
cling public at the above Hotel.
WRISLEY, WETHERBEE & co.
je4sn2m fsf biaS Propretors. 9
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ST. ALBANs MARKET.-In the st. Albans
market on Tuesday, transactions in butter
were quite lively at "a slight advance in prices
The ruling quotations were SO to 35 cents, with
the sale of few choice fancy lots to consum-
ers at outside prices. The shipment was 1892
tubs. There was also a shinment of cheese
r-l,:eh- -aeld at 13 and IA cents.----------
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PEACE JUBILEE HATS for the ladies. Miss
j. G. Brown says she has one of the best as
sortments of Ladies' and Children's Hats ever
introduced into this market See her adyer-
tisement and give her a call
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JUBILEE HATS. -" See lovely peace with
plenty crowned just received at Shaw vs.
Call and see them. 19-3t :
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"OUT OF SORTS,

Take DIR. s. o. RICHARDSON'S SHERRY WINE
BITTERs, 1.-The most medicinalin the market. Es-
tablished in 1S0s.. 81 mar12-sNeodSW4m 81
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DIR. Hams Aromatic Invigorator

DIR. Hams Aromatic Invigorat0r
Removes from the system the Ill effects caused by the
excessive of alcoholic liquors, and efectually
destroys the appetite for these stimuants. 1t gives
tone to debilitated mucous surfaces. Efete matter
lis removed from the system thereby restoring it to
its normal healthtul condition. As medicine, it Is
quick and effectual, curing the most aggravated
cases of Dyspepsia, Kidney Complaints, and all 9TH
er Derangements Of the Stomach and Bowels, in q
speedy manner. This elegant preparation has stood
the test of years. wine glass ul before eating Will
give good appetite and prevent all suffering from
indigestion. Ladies Of weak and delicate constitu-
tions should take the invigorator three times day.
and refreshing sleep. All the proprietor asks is
trial. and to induce this he has put up the Invigo-
cipai Depot, 45 CENTRAL WHARF. BOSTON,. Sold
by all druggists. r,s mayl3codsN3m -
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WORDS of WISDOM

FOR YOUNG MEN, ai ssaef
On the Ruling Passion in Youth and Early Manhood,
with SELF HELP for tho Erring and unfortunate
Sent in sealed letter envelopes, free of CHARGE Ad-
dress. HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box K, Phila-
dephia, Pa. sNmaY2ld&w3m i7.
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MARRIED.

In Brunswick, June II, by Rev. Geo. G. Crawford
assisted by Rev. Wm. III. Crawford of Camden, Capt
swell.
In West Gray, June 90 by Rev. H. j. Bradbury
George Hunt and Miss Cynthia p. Smith, both o
Gray. iSA sFis4t eA
In Richmond, June l6, Capt. Andrew N McDon
ough and Lucy A. Blair. +d8 idf
In Bowdoinham, June 16. Charles A. Quint and
Abbie L. Whitmore. ase 4'- its s.ai' .lf .lf
In Brunswick, June 49, DIR. j. w. Chase of Ded-
ham, and Hattie e. Weeman, OF b. ff UHt
In Harpswell. June ~, Capt. John Wilson and
Jane j. Curtis. rlf ~ -ifi
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PROPOSALS
For Furnishing Rough Stone for the
Brcukwnfer at the Mouth Of SaeO
-,t River, Maine.


NTILL be received at this Office until 10 O'clock A
w NJ. on Thursday, the Pod OF July next.
The quantity oi Stone required under recent ap-
propraiions, Will be twelve thousand tons, or
large size, and 1900 tons ore less OF small size
not exceeding one cubic foot such as can be handled
by hand. The stone must be OF suitable size and
strength, may be satisfactory to the Superintend
such manner an he may direct. The delivery OF the
stone must commence practicable after the
approval OF the contract and be completed on or be-
fore the thirty first day Of October next and not
less than onethrd Of the quantity required must be
delivered each month.
In making proposals, persons viii state the price
per ton Tot 2240 pounds OF stone delivered and de-
posted In position; the weight to be aseertafed at
the expense OF the contractor and to the satsihe-
tion of the Superntending Engineer.
Separate bids viii be received for the large and
spldt stones, II preferred. IA ~ MffIfI
Payments will be made monthly; 20 per cent. will
be reserved therefrom until the whole work Is satis-
factorily completed, and be forfeited in the event
ofthe non-fuhment ot the contract in the time and
manner required.
Tho undersigned reserves the right to reject all
bids, which, In his opinion, not favorable TO the
government; also the bid Of any person who, there
is reason to believe, will not faithfully and prompt
ly perform the contract. t II
Persons desiring to make propost Is are requested
to call ON the undersigned at his Office In Morton
Block, ON Congress Street, for forms OF same and
Tor more definite Information, II desired and on
transmitting their bids (which required to be in
posas for furnishing Stone for saco Rlvcr Breakwa-
ter"
y. 8: ENGINEER OFTIcE,( GEO. THoM,
Portland, Me, June 22 1869. Bvt Brig. Gen U. S.A
N. B. The Portland Daily Press is the only news
paper authorized 10 publish the above notice.
GEO. THoM, b. b. g.
juno <z-d6s laf.tt latI.l So .N fI
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DIED.

In this city, June 81. John NJ. Trefelhen.
In Gorhan. May Is, Mrs. Dolly o., wife OF William
Bragdon. OF Limington, aged IS years.
In Jefferson, May 9, Mrs. Sarah NJ. Kennedy. wild
ow OF the late Dca. John, Kennedy, aged Sc years
s months.
In Poland, June IA. Mrs. Wealthy Schellenger,
relict Of the late Henry True aged - years. a.
In Albion, juno 13, Mrs. Betsey a., wife OF Simon
B. Denaco, aged 21 years. - = :. -
/ In Fairfield, juno n, zHoward q. Emery, aged 81
years,-son OF j. j. Emery, Esq.
\ In Ellsworth, June II, Mrs. Leonioe H. Tinker,
aged 60 years months. ~ Nlxs%k sEeE Y
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Duscher's Dead Shot for Bed-Bugs.
Dutchcr,s lightning Fly Killer.
Sold by Druggists Everywhere. may24sN1n
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Cristadoro's HAIR Dye.

Operates as Rapidly as Ezectricity.
No sooner is the hair moistened with 1t, than Ia
glorious BLACK or BROWN is produced. There is
no smell-no staining OF the skin-no failure-no
delay. III AB3ft5 ss1't3- = gf4BskAt4 44tt
CristadOros Hair Preservative.
Are you premonished by the falling hairs that
badness approaches? Sir, madam, thera is, in that
case no time tor hesitation delay. Crisadoro's
hair preservative used regularly morning and even
ing will as surely prevent the mortifying e0ntin-
gency and recover your head with vigorous growth
of hair the dew will revive the whitening ssel5
There is ssno such word as fail." is ~ -zi-
Sold by all Druggists, and applied by all Han
Dressers. Mandatory No 6S Maiden Lane. Prin'
cipal Depot No 9 Astor House. je7eod&eowimsN
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Miniatures A Ina o nu e. /. u nne g2.
Sun rises. lab Moon sets =. 49,. $40 AM
sun sets.... 740 High water. 1000 AM
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Freedom Notice

Hereby give notice that for gool conduct, have
i this day given my son Charles A. Moody his
time 20 act for himself during the remainder OF his
and that shall claim mono OF his earnings
or pay any deois Of his contracting after this date
Portland, June 1863. 800
Witness Geo b. Knight. III
June 19-d1Ws
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To Contractors.

DROP0SALS will be received by the upders,onaa
i. until Thursday, June ~, 1863, for excaystinr
and laying a 20 inch Brick Sewer on Adams ani
Mountfort SITS. Said sewer is to be laid n below
the grade OF the street in thorough and work
manHke manner, subject 20 the approval of the COM
ent anu eeiA-
u The committee reserve the right to reject any or
all bids Il not satisfactory. -
Per order of Committee.
June 10. 1860. je2f ~
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Ladies' Underclothing,
rnfan's wurdrebe., ohiidrcn,. Aprons,
sneques, atc.
Ready-AIaae and Made to Order, by
Mrs. o. r. Mixer, at 40 Centre 81.
Also sIaehzne ssisshinE. jei@f

Annual MeetiBg.
THE Fourth Annual Meeting OF the Eclectic Med
- ical Association of Maine, will be neid az the
Preble House In Portland, on "wednesday, Juno
the Twenty-Thfrd day, at ten o'clock N, and
full attendance OF the members OF ihe Society is
cd to every Eclectic Physician In the State who arc
not members OF the Society 10 be present. We have
reason to expect very interesting and profitable
meeting. s.'N|r'
Per Order of the President
II. G. NEWTON. NJ. D.,
je1Od3t&w2t Corresponding Secretary
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Leave to withdraw was granted the Cumber-
land Engine Company No. 8, on their petition
to attend firemen's muster at Lewiston, July
5, 1869. Adjourned,
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How to be Handsome.


Most people like to be hand
some. NOBODY dsnies the
greater power which any per,
son, may have who has a good
face, and who attracts you by
his good looks, even before a
wor | hi 8 been spoken. And
we see all sorts of devices in
men and women to improve
their good looks-paints and
washes and ali kinds Ct cos
metics, including, a plentiful
amounting with dirty. hair oil.
Now, not every one can have
good features. They are as
God made. them; but almost
any an itne one. can look we'll, espie.,
cially with good health. It is
hard to give rules in so short a
space, but iii brief these viii
-. H15s'lsnn T9diOadi 10 taW
Keep clean y wash freely and
universally ii V with cool water.
All the skin wants is leave to
act freely, and it will take care
Of itself. It's thousands of. air
holes must not be plugged up;
Eat regularly and simply
The1stomach can no more work
all the time, night and day than
q horse;git must have regular
work andiregularrest. idgJot.
. Good teeth ars a. help to
good looks Brush them with
a soft brush, h,lespecially atnight'
Go to bedwith the teeth clean.
OfccourseIto have'white teeth,
itoise needful teniletl tobacco
alone. Every woman knows
that. And amy powder or
wash for the teeth should be
very simple. Acids may whiten
the teeth but they take off the
enamel or injdrepit. 7" '.,oi
Sleep in a cool room, in pure
air No one can have a clean
skin who breathes bad air. But,
more than all, in order to ! look ok
well-wake up the mind and
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A Cure Cor Low spirits.


Exercise for the body, occu.
patton for the mind; thesa are
the grand constituents ofhealth
and happiness, the cardinal
points qpon which everything
turns. Motion seems to be a
great preserving principle of
nature, to which even inaniS
mate things are subject; for the
winds, waves and earth ! self
are restless, and the waving of
trees, shrubs, and flowers is
is known to be an essential
part of their economy. A fixed
rule of taking several hours
exercise every day, If possible,
iD the open air if not under
cover, will be almost certain
to secure one exemption from
disease, as we'll as from attacks
of low spirits, ennui that
monster who is ever waylayipg g
the rich indolent.
.oQ f"rhroS but a stone, The giant dies.' 10
Low spirits can not exist in
the atmosphere of bodily and
mental activity. Er .-L arn
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soul. When the mind is awake,
the dull, sleepy look passes
away. from the eyes, ! do not
know that the brain expands,
but it seems to. Think, read
not trashy novels, but books
that have something in them.
Talk with people who know
something hear lect Ires and
learn by them. .;.s,s. n
This is one good of preach
ing, A man thinks and works,
and tells US the result. And,
if We listen, and hear, and un-
defstand, the mind and soul are
worked up. .n5.u .aai ss. l.s!
.-a If fy5hhp tho spiritual nature is
a. used, so much the better.
i we have seen a plain, face
really glorifed by the, love Of
g !, and ma man which shone
through it, breot. ,tot. ,,et.,
Let us grow handsome, ,-es
~ Men say they can't afford
hooks, and sometimes they
don't even pay for their news
paper, In that case, it does
them little d good, they must
lsel SO mean while they are
reading il, -, .,1 -;
But, men can, afford what
they really choose. If all The
money spent in self.indulgence
Qn hartful indulgence,) was
spent in b; books (in self-impfoyee.
.pent we should see a change
Men would grow handsome and
women too, The soul would
shine, out through the eyes
We were not meant to be mere
animals.
9loLet Hs have books and read
them, and lectures and hear
them, and sermons and heed
them. ban ,il7pn". ..r
/
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Indellible Ink.

A bluo indelliblo, ink for
marking linen is made of five
parts of molybdenum, dissolved
in the requisite quantity ofhy-
drochloric acid two parts of
the extract of liquorice, and
six Of gum arabic dissolved in
two hundred parts Of water.
These two solutions are mixed,
and after writing with them on
the objects, the spot written
upon is lnoistened with a solu-
ton of chloride of tin in water.
This indellible ink not only
withstands washing, but also
all kinds of alkAlies, except
those which also destroy
the linen. One-half Of the in
dellible ink in the market is
worthless. Make your own,
Any druggist can fill out for
you the above recipe. 5 u0s
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rTHEwEDDtNGiDAY.c

2 H
can not sleep, / tremble So
And such a tuinult fills my brain;
1t must be joyI feel, know; ar
But oh, how near it seems 70 pain
The wind moans through the old pear
tree: s 40
d The morn is cold adnd dam and
l .ls gray; mi ana rrrc
Who would have thought the. world
.n.i would be mo nn8 i.1lilOU
So sad upon my wedding day.
No less / love thee, Charlie Boy; -
God knows my heart Is full ofthee-
So full, that If / kneel to pray, sj5g1
Thine image only can see.
And would not exchangethis morn
Its cold, its mist, its hOary rime-.
For all the splendors that adorn ~"
- The young day IN somef fiirer Cline
Hark, he comes !! BE still my heart
Be still be proud be blest be gay
What need hast thouto ache ami start
When Charlie coltes-7my Charlie
Boys
he ,comes-he comes , and 7 must be
All smiles and wipe these tears
1t would be wrong toilet him see DO
I've wept upon my wedding day.