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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-24

THIS EVENING
MISS KATE DENIM
snd re Sa;ioaal Thea,er Ooms.n-, in Day, Ser
s@tioIsl DTsaaoi
MAN AND WIFE.
ssldsy Aite-aSgn ard Etsht-eLUE BEsEn.
WALL's OPERA HoUsY.
SPElIL c,aD.
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t. ut,e -, 10 =, A, f h ys!IssSs o.,
Thf st.T ftI - II TsInS
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SaII : : u isrnA" aotss a rs md
MISS rATE DESIs
MISS HALL
A''uos ID, Of IN, ,s cry he h-' appearance On
MONDAY rEcENGEE a0. 1870.
b"'f ' I: ana az TrT, -. vi : P, formed The
R.Uy BEAFD; On, FLMNLs CURIOSITY,
Sill III GHsT OF Pi.. Ass%Tf iSs
~. - c,yir ~,th tae tam "a n raj Pr ma
rtKP sEGr hl5 ''E E.DEk IT, IT, III -. ::ssHs
PAID IL = L'sh ne !. Ei,hout iivins rival,
LIFrsP q t BY Il ERE y cgsIREsPpyy
Z6s!s rs Gents; Family Cirsi. and GALLERY rs
CEASE MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT
BENEFIT OF TIE ORPHANS
CF zHE
SuLrIERs' AND SAILORS ORPHAN HOME
LINCOLN HALL,
TUESDAY EVENING DECEMBER ~. 1870,
Under the auspices OF the " 6. Az
Th-BBRISE EAsD will play st Intervals from
non. SCHUYLER COLFAx will deliver .ho,,
At . 80, Grsrd Chorus Thanks be 10 Col"
s5 b se ~ T. G iTS .s PHilasrmone
PIAN1 SOTO. Ss tsII ieht.r. WIN
GRAND IHORCs BY II. ssneeIbund.
OCTETIk. by the Beethoven Ucte:ts Club.
IT, is1lss VII; ~ a aIG Va sh Wills.
ali. iI.m ses.iah; ~ volunteers from the PEil-
.,Tckeii, SO Cents; for sale b, canvass
inIoUshout tie e,ty' and o. the music AID poo
NATIONAL THEATEE.
sUEDsG . sEss, Es.6 PE EgsssSE as 1910.
SELECT BEADING.
BY WILLIAM h POPE,
CcI L H6'ms.; lam u; PEN, ~ '''''0
TIN BLACh PKOPHET:
assisted - well know -lu~'ca' trites 90: wash
AGRtND ORCHESTRA
50. IN S-cl5ir' tri- II stn ssi5n
Secured SEATS nay le bad 81 rss bok oIics II the
TheGfsr aId ar TIE Book Wsrersouls OF ri 10 &
SoloHgts, PgEu.y iyaaiA .E.rna. f.-1 3
NAIIONAL THEAFEE.
EyKRY EVENING end MATINEE SATURDAY
AFTERNOON &C. J's,a-k.
h''''h' ''''- SEE 's- >AW. ''l F'l''"i12' Of
THE OLD WCHAS TUST LIVED INA SHOE.
G.s: Il 40 TsT. Is, 5s-BFs %. At = o'clock.
II EtSsfLL- ISsclvG ACNDENy-
II. NAlHz-i'.l- ~ .El-1l- lTf9
hail D. rsr.-+ ,ir' r-.r.-s ps-.'s. a., cot
No. fsGJ 0N EXHIBITION 60. $50
zlH AND SAFE Trr
1IAE fEEsE-T E-EEss.
70 $50 S-vs-fH --r--.. r.-usa.-- 10 ara Ft-e.s
eight f.--s a-,-a ..f F-.. vs. asT
Ofi0ice ca P.lu-trGs, Er.-.#r i-gS. chrome. &c
ss a,7'' p -. 80 80 b. .i,.,2-.. y "a "
b,nss; ~ - 3 = Z Sc :, ig tie b-lilici
Piesse rener.tsT Ssr-r and Ev-7rer. sp2s "
TIC. REICEsEHBACII'S Piano GtH.e
Il. No A. llh stree, ab5-s Pegag. Ars,-s.
Sole agency T as ale y 9 S 20 ssis
Of Wa. knsic 4 Co, Balt.EloIe AM Via -
PispSs. o1c.as asd Msoecs foT "a .a.s si 62iTST
ssn, On the noe ssc .rrn1ia'.Gg germs; Piano snd
BALLS. PARTIES. &c.
8 p X
SECOND Grand MASQUERADE
CIVIC BALL
DAMON CONCEAVE, No. Is PIX.
To G-vFN ~
MASONIC TEMPLE.
THURSpAT EVENING, n e.. EMBER 30, 1870
III hkIN-----.-----------...---.- ? so
sfEi.tiH- Ger .isrnau a-c L7Iy .ircfuiIu- supper
Prof >sbr .ri.r'- & a.- 81. S5rrr Band ha- ben
trEaEls fHr tta u-CazIs-I-
t.zfuurFs cgL DE Tr.uur. ] a. HlIr- H-r0hr- =.
500 O. 10 siIoe., ~ Jua s.r Jc..s,1i, 90 reduced
EIS,s
s-s-rz S-a+.f q Eeu-sr. tI- v.l known -ttsr.rs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-24

oNk THOUSAND DOLLAR ROBBERY AT THE
Nkw OrLEANs CUSTOM HoUsE.-Information
mas been received at tine Treasury Department
to the effect that 81 OC1 in gold was stolen from
tie cash 'ers Office of the New OrIe ans custom
mouse, which amount Collector Casey, of thar
port, Immediately made good out of his own
private means.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-24

" IT is only "green Christmas" that makes
q fat cLuTchysTd" the bills OF mortality next
year ought TO be very light. 1t would, we
blink, pIzzlethe Oldest Innabitant Ia remsmhar
a colder Christmas leasOn than the present III
=, III fact, except IA the essentials ~ snow and
-lelghlng, IN every way worthy the latitude OF
New England. at II - last night TIE tber.
i.ometer OF the storm signal service marked ~
above zero, aul this morning that OF Mr. Hal.
IN VI srreet. registfrel nulr - ahnYe
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-24

'WBEEE TYR WOODBINE TwINHru bonn
PIatt writes that Hon. ). ). Cox tells hun, in
regard 10 the origin OF the above mv.terious
expression, that he (CO1) one day asked Fisk
What the devil, dim, did YOU mean by the
place where the wOUd5lne twine;h - to which
.nt6TrOga'OTv Fisk responded :-''You see was
before that learned and dignifed BODY, the
'tnmittee on Ranking and Currency. ana
N1eu Garfield asked Inc where the money rot
~ Corbin went TO, ] could not make a yulesr
reply ana say Up a SpoUt; hut Observing, willie
pecal!rg through New England, that every
-pout - house ga cottage had woodbine ts inipy
sbOut II, sad naturally enough, where the
wOOCbiIe twiDeth-'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-24

TIE SCuHNCE-C ANP8ELL CONTEsT.-i spe-
'ial dispatch TO the Cincinnati C1ss.f. from
Dayton, Ohio. dated OF the 2ls+ last, slvs -
-tC.or@! Campbell was IN the CitT t9-ia. 10y
aa purpose 81 taking the initiative IN tie
-cEeLck-tanIttN contest case. Campbell
AVS - II MAKE answer 10 the notice at the
proper time, and III V5Htiiate Thugs Dust
what lie means by ventilation in this Gaze does
not appear. lie Is consulting with NallauIig-
Eam ami other friends to-day. and says lie Is
suTe OF the evidence and of-the House OF Rep-
reSeuratiyCsD ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-24
TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
THE WAR IN EUROPE.

The french EeeourNged - Daerss's
Last horste- NE Capture Several
- andrea Prisoners Retreat or
fot0heS0eS DeGe psS the Ger
mans - A1oor~d Defeat 81
Gen. Cha0ay.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-24

HoN. EEoS &. INGERsoLL, OF Illinois enter
iAincd, CT Thursday evening, a. his resi- fence
on n street, n number Of distin 1uished gentle
Ten AT his first dinner party Of the season
among whom were the Vice President the
N'"tAcr 81 the House, the new Minister -
-Tg ard. General SCueHCk, Senators Morton
Tlumbun, Williams Irrreseprat.v. Toor,ar
en-. =. F. Butler, Gen. Garfield, t!0u. FaTnan-
'c Wood, Hon. Mr.. FitcG, GOV McC,ok. Al
ulTgi Bailey, / ;. y. and others
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-24


Editor NdT.-l believe il is understood. il IL not
hat the members of the Cabinet, General Of
the army and other high officials are to receive
their friends this season, as the Speaker OF the
House has done Tor many wears, without formal
card invitation, and without furnishing refresh
meDts? This reform is demanded from all
quarters, and let us hope that it will be carried
out.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-24

GENERAL JOHN A. LOGAN is in Chicago can
Wasting his prospect, for the United States
Senate, and thinks there is nc doubt OF his NOM
inaSon in the caucus, but has fears that enough
republicans will remain out Of the caucus to
rhect his defeat. "A telegI am from Chicago
says that this programme is strongly talked OF
by HIS opponents spd will probably be carried
MO Chect. The democrats want the republi-
can minority 10 go with them for Judge Law
renee or Hon. Joseph Medill.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-24

United STATES CURBESCY Account rnr
TIE Past WEEK.-DUTing the week ending to-
lay TIE Treasurer o. tie United States has
received EOm the Printing Division s6Is so.
bHT'Ig the same period the shjprnenfs have
1een s5,O-o. SO ma notes ard so OH in fra.-
.CEal currency. TIE amount Of mutiIate. ! bank
.CieS burned during the week ending to-day
va S,3'-s'p, making the total amount burned
=" oSier :. f,N-J,.tN. B he bank currency issued
Cr bis destroyed during the week Announced
CD Sit',.t0, making a total issued therefor of
..-'-i.' .t,-i. ana leaving balance due for ln4-
..tatto notes OF - 90 40. The circu' alton out
30 ,ruIrE AZ this dare j. s'.i SIP .pH. The amount
.i fractional currency redeemed aud des royed
.UI4rg tLa week wa- $3.50 on -.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-24
AMUSEM ENTS.

1ITAIL's OPERA HOUSE.
THIS EVENING.
MISS KATE DENIM
snd thc Sa;iosal Theatsr Jompsu-, in pa'y', Ser
s@tio al Drsuaoi
MAN AND WIFE
ssiJs Aiteraoon ard Ntsht-sLUE BEsEn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-24
BALLS. PARTIES. &c.

MASONIC TEMPLE
THURSDAY EVENING, DE- EMBER 30, 1870
TitkETS---..----..---.. .-..--.-..-.---.-S2 5G
'E-irtH- Ger tlsrau ard L7dy ire iuiru- surrar
Prof ssbl .r...r.- f.a.- 81. sjrlrI Band Has been
e. EaEts fsr tse o-CRzIs--
'.-fun-ss caI De procured a. HaIrr D-rohr- =.
E-ISts
s-s-rz Sgar.r 4 Benz. tl- v-U known .tter.rs.
~ifi FUN q SurrfT.
rH- .. ..-lr.ls..a.
y SEAW 't...r1.aG. q. u -. ISgLE >a.-,
- \ tNNf Z l- Treas. Il. p EUEI.
GlASG'.N W. M.CAaEER
d-.3f { 6 %
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-24

FRANKFORT, Dec. %, Evening-Bond. close
The Portland daily press., 1870-10-28

JOHN CHINAMAN AS A IRAILBoAD BUILD
ER,-There are over one thousand Chinese
laborers at work in Alabama, on the HUDSON
and Chattanooga railroad. They are popular
~ called Pigtais, and do not object to the
nickname. They came under two-years
contract, made through the agency of Mr..
Koopmanschap. These laborers receive SIG a
month, in gold and their board. They wi
not take paper equivalent for their earnings
but demand the coin, which they carry about
their persons, with no fear of thieves among
their own numbers. They carry much more
baggage, cooking utensils, and so forth, than
negro hands Iand they sleep in tents, dozen
together, along the line of the road. One of
their number has died since their arrival; his
remains were buried by his comrades, coffined,
in a shallow grave, with a candle and matches,
a bowl of cooked and bag OF raw rice, and
4 pair of chop-sticks. The clothes OF the
man were burned beside the grave, and head
board was inscribed with the name, age resi-
dence and date of death, in Chinese charac-
tiers. The laborers intend to carry the body
home with them when they return to China.
Still another Chinaman has been killed by a
q blow from brutal and reckless white over
seer; his comrades started to avenge him on
the spot, but were checked by the display of a
pistol; and the officers of the law have taken
no notice of the murder, and the overseer
continues in Office over another gang. The
Chinese do not like Alabama very well, and
look forward eagerly to getting away. Two
of them even started to walk to San Francis
co, but gave it up after trying twenty miles.
The railroad men who employ them, on the
other hand, think they are neither better nor
cheaper than negro laborers for the heavy
work of railroad building; and the expert
ment is not likely to be initiated in that Sec
ton.
The Portland daily press., 1870-10-28

IMPORTANT FROM CHINA.-The departure
of the steamer Magdala for New York via
the Suez Canal is an event worthy passing
notice. She is laden with teas, and is sent to
test the value of that route. We have now
three competing lines for the tea traffic, ex-
elusive of the indirect trade nv wav of Enc
land. These are the old clipper line around
the Cape, the Pacific mail steamers to San
Francisco, and the new enterprise via the Suez
Canal.
We learn from Pekin that Mr.. Hunt of the
American Board of Missions was pelted with
stones in the public street, and that the Amer
lean Baptist and Presbyterian missionaries
haye been compelled to leave the city of Tung-
chow and flee to Cheffoo for refuge. Their
lives were threatened, and it was felt that it
would not be safe for them to leave by the
usual land route, as they would very likely, be
overtaken and murdered on the road. They
were rescued on the LIST by two English steam
ers Zone gunboat) kindly sent for their re-
lief. The officials of the city have sent ur-
gent requests for them to return, snd posted
proclamations calling the people to cease Cir
culating idle and mischevous reports, and tes-
tifying to the orderly and virtuous lives of
the missionaries during the nine years that
they resided there. But tie officials them
selves declared that they could not protect
the missionaries before they fec, and they are
not disposed to return unles their safety is as
sured.-Shdnghae Cor. Sept. IA.
The Portland daily press., 1870-10-28
Reduced Rates.


On and after Monday September 10th,
49, ~ rsa d until further notice, ira ms
leaVe tne r. q X. H. X. Depot in Portland tor ate
Sebago and intermediate stations as follows:
fregnt srain with passenger attached at o 90
A. n. PASSENGER trains at 1880 and Is ID P. M
Trains viii leave Lake Sebago for Por land as fol,
lows: Passenger trains at As A. M. and l. IS p M.
Freight train, with passenger attached at IN 90
IL M ,h 1ea i25O p train from Portland, and the
Steamer Oriental" to and from Naples, Bridgton.
No Brighton, Harrison and Waterford.
The 800 A. M. train from Portland and the 1 AZ p M
Tram rom the Lake Will connect at Sehago Lake
with daily Stages to and from Baldwin, Hiram
Brownheld Fryeburg, Conway, and other towns be-
Ey-Stages will leave Hiram daily in season IN
connect with the IL 90 NJ train from The lake. re-
turning on arrival of the 1880 M train from Port
. Mon lay, Wednesday and Friday of each week
Stases will leave Freedom, N. H., Porter, Kezar
E Eails, cornish, North and Fast Lmingion and
Standish, connecting at the Lake with the Las r
NJ train for Notwithstanding on Tuesda ys 4 hurs
days ana Saturdays, on arrival or the Am, train
frOm Portland. ~
On and after Monday, Sept 26, Daily Stages will
leave Porter, Keazer Falls, Cornish North and East
Ltimlngton and Standsh in season to connect with
tne iI.UO M train rom The Lake. urni on ar
rival OF the II 50 r M. train from Portland
BlCKFOkD'S LINE OF STAGES win Leave
Lowell every Monday, Wednesday and Friday at
A. M. tor East Fryeburg, Denmark, Sebaso and
Standish cont ecing at Lake Sebago with the i az
r. NJ train for Portland, returning on Tuesdays.
thursdays aud Saturdays on arrival of the A. M.
l.. DAVIS q SONS Line of Stages will leave
Bridgton at O'Clock NJ, passing thr ougn Naples.
G iS;s, kaymo nd North Windham ami wlndham
clock train, arriving at Portland at 10 O'clock p
M in season for trains gong east and west
heturn-Leave Portland at A. M, arriving at
Connections Will be made at Raymond with Stages
for Boilers Mills tri weekly
Tickets for sale at at he office of tie p. q KRR.
SAM j. ANDEhSJN President.
Portland, Sept 16, 1870 dtt
The Portland daily press., 1870-10-28
Portland Aug 30.

For several months was sorely afflicted with
Salt Rheum and Erysipelas; my feet were badly
swollen, my legs and lower part of the body were
covered with sores; the smartng and itching was SO
intense there was no rest for me. In this condition,
latter employing three physicians without the least
benefit commenced taking the University Medi-
cines and was cured in four weeks.
Several of my acquaintance have used the Med
icnes with the same result.
IVORY GORDON.
The Portland daily press., 1870-10-28

f0RTLAHDs R0cHESTEPR.e
SUMMER ARRANaEMENr

usssSssazS On and after Monday, May O. 1870,
$5S - trains will run as follows:
assSnger trains leave Portland daily (Sundays ex.
A. III, 2.45 P. M. -e'e o'a'ons'a az ''is
Leave Portland for Saco River at 616P.M,
,;nn IVY amreu for Portland and intermediate sta
AiEp p'e pace River for Portland at $50 A. M and
rreight train with passenger car attach ,
ed leave Alfred for Portland All 530 A NJ a'''0h
Leave Portland for Alfred at Las p. M
Stages connect as follows: ''
Falls, Baldwin. "' o'eep
, At Saco River, tor West Buxton, Bonny EAGLE
South 1imington Limington, daily. -"e'
At Centre Marlborough Station for Iimer;cL
Newfeio. Pars0nsted and Ossipee, tri-weekly
At Center Marlborough for Limerick Parsons
field, daily.
anon little R5serFalls). So. Lebanon, E. Roches-
ter and Rochester.
THOS. QUINBY, Superintendent.
The Portland daily press., 1870-10-28

QY virtue of license from the Judge of Probate
- for the County OF Cumberland, l shall offer at
private sale, the THREE STORY BRICK
HOUSE 49, State street. being the southerly half,
owned and occupied by the late Jabez NJ. Knight
said house is heated by steam, and has gas with hot
and cold water pipes throughout This lot is 80 feet
front and runs back some 14e4 feet giving ample
room for clothes yard and garden, IN which are
number OF Pear trees OF different varieties together
With currant and raspberry bushes. TINS is one of
the pleasantest localities on the street. For terms
&c, enquire of
STEPHEN D. KNIGHT. Admir-,
On the premises.
Portland. Sept. q. 1870. oc14tf
The Portland daily press., 1870-10-28
FALL R!HEIs LINE
a III W. EfL LINE,
For New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Wash
ington. and all the principal points
West, South and South West.

@~A liz LII
For New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore. Wash
lngton. and all the principal points
West, South and South West.
via Taunton, FAN River and Ncwpsrt.
Cabin, $500; Deck $500 Baggage checked
through and transferred IN n rree OF charge.
New York trains leave the OLD Colony and New
port RAILWAY Depot, corner OF South and KneeIapd
streetsdaily, Sundays excepted as follows al 20
nj, arriving in Fall River 40 minutes in advance OF
tine regular Steamboat TTan which leaves Boston
at $40 p M, connecting at Fall River with the
new and magnificent steamers PROVIDE cF. Cant,
3. M. Simmons, BRISTOL, Cart A, SimmoDs--
THESE steamers are the fastest aud mosi reliable
boats on the Sound, built expressly Tor speed. sa,e,y
and comfort. This line connects with all The SoutL-
err Boats and Railroad Lines from New York going
Wesi ana South. and convenient TO the Calliornls
Steamers.
'ro shippers of Freight, this Line. with
us new ana extensive depnl accom- in Bos-
ton, and aree per in New York Exclusively Tor lie
business OF The Linel is supplied wrih facilities tor
freight and passenger business which cannot be snr
waIded with dispatch. ~ W.
New YORK Express Train leaves Boston M I.a0P
goods arrive il New York next morning abont
a M. Freight leaving New York reaches Fosrnn on
the following day at GAS A NJ ''''' va
FOR tickets, berths and staterooms app,v at tha
company's office al No Old State House corner M
washington and State streets and al old Colony and
land streets, Boston
steamers leave New York daily (isunaays excep
ed) from ptel Be- ~ortis River loot OF ChamhsY
st. at $500 p W. "''
GEO. SHIvERIcK, Passenger and Freight Agent.
JAMES FISK, JR Pr esjtieDt
M. r: SIMONS, Managing Director Narragansett
Steamship Co.
NOv5 I1Xr
The Portland daily press., 1870-10-28
MISCELLANEOUS.
WELLS
CARBOLIC TABIETS


An untailing remedy for all Bronchial Difficulties
Coughs Colds. HOaIseness Asthma, Diptheria Dry,
ness of the Throat or Wind Pipe and all Catarrhal
diseases.
The wonderful, modern discovery OF Carbolic Acid.
is destined to become the greatest BLESSINGS
to mankind in its applicnton to diseases the HUI
man Race and its great curative qualities in all at
ftctions of the Chest, Lungs and Stomach.
DIR. Wells Carbolic Tablets.
besides the great remedial agent Carboiic Acid con-
tain other ingredients universally recommended.
which chemically combine, producing Tablet more
highly medicinal snd better adapted for diseases of
the Human race, than any preparation ever before
offered TO the public
For Worms I'm Children
no more efheatious remedy be Hound in fact.
these Tablets are Specific and should be promptly
given for this painful suffering of our little ones
In all cases where the kindes DO not perform their
functions properly tn ~ should be freely taken when
healthy action will surely follow. Tbey are invaln
able as preventive OF all diseases OF a Contagious
nature. and no family should be without them.
Try Wells Carbolic Tablets. Price 25 cents
per box. Sent by mail on receipt OF the price, by
JOHN Q. KELLOGG, "a Plat ST., N. Y, Sole Att
for the u Sold by all Druggists. oc3 4w
The Portland daily press., 1870-10-28
Fine Suburban Residence for sale.

The subscriber offers for sale his
4GN ~ modern built residence situated on
HnnItRA-R the emneuce overlooking Wood
~ IIIlAGI4M ford's Corner, WestbroOk. 1t con-
ezs5l4R@2L-t aias ~ good-sized rooms, with an
excellent cellar, is supplied with an abundance OF
hard and SOFT water, and it is in good state of
pair. There is large stable on the premises. The
grounds embrace two ACRES, handsomely laId out,
and on which is fine vegetable garden the vegea.
bles to be sold with the house.
This is one of the finest locations in the vicinity of
Portland-within five minutes walk of the horse
caIs, and afoIding fine view of the city, harhor
ocean, and The surrounding country. Price $4,000
One third OF the purchase money may remain on
mortgage If desired. Possession given Immediately
Enquire of SAM'L JORDAN. ESQ
r. s. A grove containing tive acres adjoining on
the south, also an acre OF tillage land the north
will be sold with the premises. if desired aup25.tf
The Portland daily press., 1870-10-28
Poetry.
wedding-DnY Wishes

BY ELEANOR s. DEANb.
From the Springfield Eep"oN
Since have not for your bridal;
Apy precious offerings DIouS'
Uq,u' % su ,rions workman wrought
Tar vour thought admit the fancy,
Lei w fy Won read the words write,
,rhot vonr friends heart is casket,
And her wishes jewels bright.
Tins you shall be fairly furnished
with ali favors brides should wear,
For the neck, the wrists, the fingers,
For your brow and SHINING hair.
Husbands love and faith should crown you,
Better than wrought gems queen;
Witely truth and trust iumine,
More than pearls could, face and mien,
Home and sweet content.I wish you,
More than lands and Lofty hall :
Bracelets these, and golden neck-chain
Holding you in willing thrall.
Daily, lovingwo of kindness.
These for Iewcled rings should be;
Batter than the diamonds radiance
q the light of charity.
And for fairest, best adjoining,
Never wanting, ever bright,
Wear the "meek and quiet spirit"
Priceless in the Giver's sight.
These will fail not. though misfortune
bweep all earthly goods away;
Gods dear smile OF love and favor
Turneth darkness into day.
The Portland daily press., 1870-10-28
Eamarisc0tta & WaIdoboro
First Trip Commencing AprlI2.

>sExEEs Steamers & has. n ouSL-
son," ALDEN wINChFN-
TAAIkfZAR bACH, Master, viii Ieav, the
- west side OF Atlantic Wharf,
: loot OF India Street cyery
SATURDAY al 7o'clocs A. NJ. tor l,amarisroIta,
and every WEDNESDAY, at O'Clock A. NJ, for
Waldoboro touching at intermediate landings.
kErURNING-wlli leave Damariscolia every
MONDAY, att O'Clock A. NJ, and WalloDoro' every
THURSDAY al O'Clock A. NJ.
Freight received after O'Clock Z NJ on days pre-
vious TO sai'iny.
For further particulars inquire of
HARRIS, ATWOOD & CO.,
mr23dtf IA Commercial e.