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Ca5sseS 81, sac Eassa..


Every intoiusent ana thinking person must Know
hat remedies handed ont for general use should kays
thsir efficacy established by well tested experience in
the hands OF regularly educated ply sician whose
fun; yet the country in deeded with poor nosrrumr
and cure-als, pa0N ie to be the best in the world
which are not onss selese, but always injurious
The unfortunate sA7tf be PARTICULAR In selectlns
his physician, as 1t liz amentsbe yet incontrovert.
BILE fact, that manv syphltc patients are made mia
from inexperienced yseians in general practice
tss point generally conceded by the best syphoeIs.
dhers that tho study end management OF these come
would BE- competent and succeestui in tneiI treat.
ment and cure. The inexperienced general practi.
toner, having neither opportunity time to maxi
himself acquainted With their pathology, coIaInoniy
rnrsues one system OF treatment. in most cases max
Ing m fndiecrimiDste OF rhsG snoste6 and dam
kefous weapon, the Msroury.
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WM. II. JERKS,
Real Estate and Loan Agent.

Houses, Lots and Farms for Sale.
He would refer parties abroad to the following
named gentlemen OF this city: Hen Geo, r. SLeo.
icy, Hon. a. w II. Clapp, Hon. Benjamin KINGS.
M. G. '
Portland. Nov 1, 1870, no1tf
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PILES, PILES,
very common affection, there being but few
persons who not troubled with them I son Pc
nod OF their life. The disease exists in small tumors
in Tie rcctum or about the alus, which are divided
into, first, these wpIch are owing to a dis end
state OF the vens OF the part Jana second those hh
present the character of so id tumnr. when tire
tuners are within he rectum, they ca led inter-
nal piles: when without, anu aIoun0 the anus, ex-
tel ma. When they dis, barge bl"vd thew te NJ
ed bieeiine piles; d when no blood APPEARS, tlud
piles; and excessive itching alb tbe anus, itcbLg
piles Nothing equals BRIGGS' PILE REMEDIES
for thesr cure.
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WestbrO0k Seminary
The spring FIRM of "a weeks, will open
MONDAY, MARCH IS.
The several uepa, tments OF this institution, en-
bracinga
UOLLEGTAC DEPARTMENT.
FOR YOUNG LADIES,
IN addition to the
Normal and Seminary Departments,
are under The dret tim OF experienced ,eachers and
the utm, st efficiency is at in all tile branche
taught The buildings recently erected offord first
Class school con No odati)ns
Board, including ,uel al iieh1s So so per week.
Good accom- modaLIons Tor SELL boarding.
Address, DC. SNOW, Pri cipal,
Wtd6 st, ven's Pains, Me.
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Norfolk and Baltimore and Washington u. a
Steamship Line.

EFh Steamships ofthis Line sail from end
8RZ o. Central Wharf, Bosom, EVERY
rs4l&FlYE DAYS for NORFOiK ana
&2sSzs631b BALrIAuRE anu
koiesmships:-
'WtHiam Laurence" Capt. Wm HaHetf
Georye Appota,' Capt. Solomon Hosees
"WIttom Kennedy" tapt Geo III HaIL,fk
.MctteIian." Cart Frank ~. Howes.
by STEAMER Lady OF the Lake.
rfeish' o!W aided from Norfotk TO Pefersburo and
H,chmond, by river OF Iail; and by the Ia. & ,nn
ar lane to all i.'nis in Yirot,id Tennessee. Ala
ooMd arg georgia; anu over the Seaboo,d md "a
noee r. 20 all poInte in North and S,ufh (aroj;n,
places Vest anu al
THROUGH rates gwen 10 South and West
Flne Passenger acco ,odauoDs.
~ rare mala'iins Berth ana Meats SO so; time 10
Norfolk, 4S hours. 10 Baltimore IS bours e W
For further Information apply to
IL. SAMPSON Aoenf
june2f 81 Central WSorS' D.
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Merch MS, Dealers, and Others.

- correspondence attended to- 1T q reasonable
enAl ia ey a gentleman lately from Europe.
e'1sim Address, Box 2126, Post Office,
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North Yarmouth Academy.

The Spring Term will commence Wednesday, Feb
Iuary 22nj, and close May Sd 1871.
J. r. MOODY, Principal;
Miss M. Il. SHEPLEY, | Assistant
Miss b. HI. THOMPSON, I Teacher:
MONS. JULES CIIAS. HI. MGRAZAIN
Teacher of French;
G. G. BURLINGTON,
Teacher Penmanship and Bookkeeping
Miss vi. e. THAXTER,
Teacher of Music.
Teachers in Drawing, Painting, and Gymnastics
| furnished if desired.
Particular attention will be paid to Botany, Sur
veying and Navigation, Penmanship and Book-keep-
ing.
For further particulars address the Principal or
DIR. j. NJ. BATES, Sec. OF Trustees.
Yarmouth, Feb 1st 1871. teb3- I'm
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Farm tor sale.
Offered at a great bargain; ID
kZTl y Lamb HON estead farm in Wesl
MITIk 67e&A brook. three and half miles from
t. IALGII1N Portland on the road to Saccarappa.
1124kzi62 SAID excellent farm consists OF
aoou! Seventy five acres couviently divided into
mowIng, pasture and wood land; has good well OF
has also valuable orchard OF 100 young trees in
R0ou bearing condition. Another valuable source OF
proht belonging TO the farm is an excellent gravel
beu,t only Ole in tie Vicinity, and one from WHICH
the town buys largely. Situated near Portland,
upon the man ROAD rom the country to the city
tnis iarm offers inducements such lew others can
offer to any desiring farm either Tor profit or
enjoyment. For particulars uquire CT
g. L. p. WARREN,
mrIodUwu Saccarappa.
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@ew Gams EAesssnds eJas NsxsssY Sc hir
oy C.fs@wgy ExTsrEeHee.
Young men troubled with emissions In slssp,-s
complaint generally the result of u bad habit fp
uth,-treated scientifically and perfect care var
isnted OF no charge made.
Hardly day passes but We are consulted By ons CT
more young msn with the above disease, some @;
whom are as weak and emaciated though they had
me and by ther friends supposed
correct course of treatment and in short tims ars
made TO sa;olce sn perfect haSlth.
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REAL ESTATE.
$4,000

VE7ILL buy good yelling house. containing q
w rooms, good stable, and lot 4OxS0, ceutrslly
located on Cumberland st.
Inquire OF JOHN G. PROCTOR
fe20f SO Exchange Street
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MEDICAL.
JA. 3. e. HCGHGs.
CAR Ez goTSD AT HIS
PRIVATE MEDICAL ROOMS

Eexs tho Pretle H0Ess,
nv hERE he can b consulted pr1vstely, and Wis
w she ufm0et condolences by the afflicted. az
azure daily, and rom A. Ii. to 9 p. n.
Df: =. addresses those who are suffering under shs
Impure connection the terrible vice Of
Davotine MS entire time to that particular branch OF
ene neocs' profession. he feels warranted in GUAa.
stshns or recently nontrocted entirely removing the
dfess OF olseast from the SYSTEM and king pess
feet Snd PERMANENT CURE. "
Ee you'd call the attention o. kns sfHi,tso tn sne
SCI or MS ionG-stsndns and sen-earnsd Reputation
urn,shiae sgnlcans essuTAncs Of nis skill snd sn 4.
eosg.
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A TENEMENT of five rooms on Preble Street
"a A1ss two Cottages at Woodf rJs Corner W est
Drook. GEO. h. LAWS & CO.,
ln2ltf Real Estate and Mortgage Brokers.
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EsOwdOln College.
MEDICAL DEPART MENT.
THE fny-flst Annual Course of Lectures at this
! Institution " i'll commence FEbRUAkY 18th
1871. aud continue sixteen weeks.
FACULTY..
President, SAMUEL HARRIS d d.
Medcal Jurisprudence, JOHN APPLETON, IL. D.
Obstetrics, VIM. c. RoBIs son, MD.
Anatomy ard Physiology, = ~ u FORD. NJ; D;
Chemistry, G. F. BRA JKETT, MD.
Surgery, WIN. WARREN GREENE, NJ. D.
Materia Medica, g. l.. GooDALE, M. D.
Pathology and Therapeutics,
A. B. PALMER. NJ. D.
A. MITCHELL. M. D.
Demonstration Of Anatomy, b. B. FOSTER, M. ID.
kH-Circulars containing full information may be
had by apply ing to tue Secre aIy.
CT. BKACKETT, NJ. D., Secretary.
Brunswick, Now 1870. dcS0w6t jan2aTT&S3w
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GOrkl:s IN Seminary.
THE Spring Term of this institution will COM
1 n ence on Tuest ay, February 28.h, and continue
eleven weeks
The Teachers Training Department will be con-
finued as here oore, tor The special benefit su.h
wish TO tit Tor the troe ,sion of tea. hing
For further paricula, send t,r eli cular to
j. 4. WEBB PRINCIPAL, or
jn30d&wtf j. A. WATERMAN Secretary
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EDUCATIONAL.
German Language and Literature

TAUGHT by an easy and new method method e. many
i uate of the University of HeideDels' oe nA''
Terms very med rae. Please aud ess, too n n
tsh1s.tm "GERMAN," Box PIG, +. y.
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Suburban ReaI Estate for Sale


located on Cumberland st.
Inquire OF JOHN G. PROCTOR,
feZod 81 Exchange Street.
Suburban Real Estate for Sale
Or RENT. Four acres Of land, very pleasantly
Olocae'l, W tn a one story House. containing eiphf
rooms; also barn and oo,d-shed. Situa, ed in Cana
Elizabeth, one mile tr m Pr land, on the road To
the Cottage kert$ $3.50 per annum.
Apply to VIM. ii. FERRIS, Real Estate Agent
FEB 23d3w*
House and Lot for $500.
A GoCD one and quar- er story house. located
n rear " Green Street. Apply 10
el3*i3w VIM. II. JERKS, Real Estate Agent
House for sale.
THE three story Brick House. No. Is Wi,mot ST
l. containing 10 flushed rooms, besides halls a mi
closets. Is We'll supplied with water and has esod
drainage. s'oN
For particulars inquire of j OHM DENNIS, No. II
Commercial st, or
JOHN c. PROCTOR,
fel6-dsw SO Exchange street.
For Sale.
IINHE two and a halt story dwelling house. No 1n5
Congress street. This h,u Is nearly new. has
s,ate Fool aud contains oul teen f1rni he'd rooms,
anu is 10 g0od Oidr was the re- iepce of the laIe
Patrick Ward, and v in be sold at bargain as the
ia nily COD template leaving the state.
Enquire OF Mrs Ward on the prt misses, or of s. l..
Carleton E.q office No 81 Middle street.
1eb11e0d3w PATRICK G, WARP Admir-
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Notice of Foreclosure.

This is to give public notice that Charles Rob-
inson. OF Portland, county of Cumberland. and
State OF Maine. did on the twenty seventh dav OF
September 1867. by his mortgage deed OF that date.
cove. to the undersigned certain lot of land Sin,
est street, said deed being acknov LEGGED Oct 1st
1861 anu recor''eL in Cumberland Resistry of De eds
made Tor mo e &C urate description OF the aren't
ses aud the condition of said mortgage deed pf inc
broken. iheie fore claim force osure OF the s,me
according to the statute. WV ''iAe
Portland, Feb. 18th, 1871. tebi7 "a n,s*
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Rare Ghance for Bu.iness.
n Apo hecarv Store. One of the best stands in
~ the city The stock is fresh, and fixtures IN
good order. Will De so Id at bargain Oh easy terms
Apply 20
F. O. BAILEY & CO., IS Exchange st.
Feb 23d-IM -iSe oe.
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Fine Suburban Residence tor sale

Fine Suburban Residence tor sale.
The subscriber offers for sale his
A/TSN ~ mOdern-buiIt residence situated on
AnIf0 the emneuce overlooking Wood
oa lllfEEIIE ford's Corner, Westbrook. 1t con-
0dlS43lE4x tai0s IL gOOd-sized rooms, with an
excellent cellar, 10 supplied with an abundance OF
hard and SOFT water, and il is in good state OF re-
pair There is large stable on the pr emises. The
grounds embrace two acres, Handsomely LAID out,
and on which is fin vegetable garden, the vegela-
bles to be sold with the house.
This Is one OF the finest locations in the vicinity of
Portann-w thin five minutes walk OF the horse
cas-. and afolding fine view OF the city. hart Or
ocean and he surrounding country Price 5000
One third OF the purchase money may remsL on
mortgage II desired. Possession given Immediately.
enquire of SAM'L JORDAN. ESQ
P. S. A grove containing tive acres adjoining on
will be sold with the premises, if desired auq25-tf
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Notice of Dissolution of COpart-
nerShIp
n OItCE is hereby given that the partnership late.
~ ly subsisil between Edwin Dow anu Geo.
3. Lane, OF Portland, under the firm name Of Dow
anu Lane as dissolved on tie sixteenth day OF No
Vember. 1870, by mutual consent
Geo. B. La'e is authorized to settle all debts due
10 and by the company.
EDWIN DOW,
Iepz5NlW GEO. B. LANE.
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TRIAL OF THE BABCOCK EXTISGUISuER,

TRIAL OF THE BABCocK ExTINGUIsuER.
There was y semi-private eXhiOition-that
is to say no public notice of it was given
Of the Babcock Fire EytinGuisher, yestcr-
day afternoon. 1t took place in the open
space near the corner of Franklin and
Seneca streets. Quite number of citizens
were present. Before the trial very pretty
experiment was made in Il glass jar, illus
trating the chemical action which takes place
in the machine. About halt-past O'Clock
pile of Il dozen barrels, saturated with
tar, was ignited, and by the Use Of the ex-
tinguishcr the flames were entirely quench-
ed in forty.tive seconds. A second trial
resulted in subduing the fire in iifty-five
seconds, with about one-half the charge left
in the machine. The trial was eminently
satisfactorily. Indeed, the Babcock is now
beyond its days Of trial, having demon
struted that it is one of the most useful in
ventions of the age.-Bgt. Courier.
[These extinguishers have appeared one
after another for years and have themselves
been extinguished. 1t is probable ''BAB.
cocks will follow the fate of its predeces.
cors
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The Yarmouth Delegation at Long
Branch.

LONG BRANCH, Sept. 5.-The committee
of twenty of WarmOuth'S Louisiana dele.
CATION arrived here to-day ut II O'Clock,
Carriages were in waiting ut the depot, and
the delegation was Immediately driven to
the Presidents cottage, where the PreSi-
dent, by appointment, received and uSh'
cred them into The reception room, where
the committee laid their grievances before
him.
Gen. Campbell read i statement of the
views and wishes Of the committee, and
presented IN official copy of the proceed
ings and resolutions Of the Convention
which sent the committee.
After considerable conversation i'll rela-
ton to the facts contained in the address,
the President requested L copy, which was
given him. He then said he would send ii
to the officers complained OF, and hear THEN
statement before taking any steps i'll the
matter. He remarked, also, that the state
ment presented a formidable array OF
charges against the Federal officers named
therein. lie said he had not authorized
the use of troops, and that Gen. Reynolds,
when he filled the rcqulSition OF Marshal
Packard, did not know they were TO be
used at "A political convention.
J he interview was pleasant, and the Pre-
sident exhibited deep interest. The com
mttee withdrew and immediately proceed
cd to the Sans Souci Hotel. where they
held q private meeting. 1t is understood
they have prepared Il careful statement Of
| the interview, giving us near rs possible the
exact language.
The committee left Long Branch for New
York This evening.
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DIFFICULTY IN THE Episcopal CHURCH.
The New York Commercial advertiser, of
Monday evening, thus speaks of the dis
turbarce in the Episcopal church in that
city:
Members Of Episcopal churches will be
surprised 10 learn tlat a new prayer and
service book has suddenly appeared, with
out being announced in any form. lcstcr-
day morning the Rev. George K. Thrall, Of
the Emmanuel Church. stated to his con-
sregation that for three years revised
prayer-buOk had been in course of prepa-
ration, one which would exclude from it
the passages which had given rise to so
much controversy, and one that would be
acceptable in all denominations who desire
a liturgy. The Eestry oIEmmanucl Church
, have bad long inquiry and consultation
| as TO using the book, anuat last determined
to adopt it.
! Key. Mr.. Thrall says it is his principle,
while connected with any organization. to
render ODE iience TO its laws. He has always
| observed the requirements Of the Episcopal
! Church. Tic conceded with the opinion of
! the yeStry, and says the new ritual ap,
pcared to him III every way Scriptural aud
right. He, however, Thought II his duty
| before adopting it to resign from the Old
! Communion. He has therefore sent let
; ter TO the Bishop declaring his purpose,
and enclosing Il letter received from the
! yestry, and stating that his present course
would ncccs>itate his resi.ning his position
| as IL piesbytcr of the Protestant Episcopal
| Church. The new books were well re-
ceired by the congregation, who heartily
| responded, and seemed pleased at the
change,
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A very intelligent observer in Utah writes
that nothing more impressed him than the
positive, downright ugliness Of the Nor
mon women. One Of them alone-not to
mention the effect of dozen-would be q
great horror in the matrimonial line. 1t
IS" he says, "sassault and battery to
have them look at you. Such dislocation
of noses, and displacement Of mouths, and
ruin of eyebrows not bs atrSSeo3s
nominees of these women made him "shud-
der" for their ugliness "is vicious and
outrageous uncomeliness, indicative of
moral disagreement" After this descrip.
ton of the female saints-which, by the
way, is the general opinion of those who
have seen them-we may search in vain for
the romance Of Mormonry. There is moth
ing lett Of it, except, perhaps, in the Book
of Mormon Washington Patriot.
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GEEENBHlEE COUNTY, W. Wax
Sept. 1st. 1871.
The crowd i leaving here very rapidly
r,an ior their homes and many for the Old
sweet. The sweet Chalvbeate. and other
y;,,.yiu..llacc> east and south of this
Tie weather i cool, and morning and even
ir. rrcs are comfortable.
We left the Warm and Hot Springs on the
.aig uitimo. and. with others. greatly ben
,,ird tx these Invaluable thermal iuun-
.,tu>.
There are between POO and 500 here ut
.a.> ilmr. The McSSrS. Peyton have made
Is uuc season.
The trip from The Warm and Hot win the
Healing Spring is one which is truly pic
fu-r.ql!r and cland beyond description.
tn" cascade it>ell is worth travelling 4 100
Il. l"s 10 see. Iou reach CoviuSton in the
evening in tine for the train TO the White
III. Auc. VIII Oh arrives at Covineton by
o'clock. The writer staid over, however.
io ciipy the fine supper and breakfast at
NsCuriy'> Hotel. and took the l. O'Clock
'..4Iu. IN order to see the country between
torm-ton and this place. For comfort it
: better to leave here Al hall.past o'clock
IN iho evening. having daylight to Coving-
,on. where you rest al night, aud have The
morning daylight, and has lose no time in
mixing Ihc connection at Stauntou and
g.1rhuG Richmond is soon as 10 remain
over night here.
81. Il. +. Cook. Of Richmond, is the man
yer a; McCurGy Y Hotel, and Such vcni-
>pn. mutton, and bcciSteak. you can find
roWhrrc. lie j. from the famous Cook
House, Richmond, which has 10 rival aS 4
T. ,tauraut anyWhcrc. y.
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Int OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
raj FAIR. &c.

.,--c.rnp,.cpcc Of the Richmond Dispetcb.l
EoypToN. Va, Aug. so, 1871.
W. have inst had a very fine rain, and
,crrts have somewhat frightened in
inr,,itv. There is more building and
''',,r1,,irr going on around here than any
", within the last twenty years. The
,"trodi>ts arc putting up a beautiful hrlck
'rr.,h. which will Ne All ornament 10 the
.g'.r and crcdi'ahle 70 Their society.
,4,..r na,,or in charge (Her. u. NJ. Wal
.,N ha> shown considerable tact IN get
nm thc enterprise. He is very much
lived Nv his people. We are also about
. hl,;r 10 enclose a lot OF land for an agri-
.,.-,rgl fair ground, and build suitable
,.,rsr, on the same. Cur fair Will be held
-. \.ycmHcl. which is as soon rs we can
w have the right men hold Of this pro.
... There is no such word as fail in their
,,.@l9larv. Among them l would men.
.-.a Mg. W. T.. Webb, CHE president who
+. ,9c ,i4M man in the right place. Besides
u,.,, ju@,c improvements in the village,
~ NrGonrcal. who purchased the old
rr4alph Macon buildings, near this place,
i. trimming Wp The grove and doing some
..'..ir> IA The buildings. Then there arc 4
..r.,.ry ol private buildings going up and
In. repaired painted, *. Rents arc
:. h with Us. and houses Of every kind
..lr,r. II We had fifty per cent. more OF
l..iI3.ag> here we believe they would al
.s ory.picd.
o.. tobacco market is we'll sustained
Nauc all the tobacco comes from, DO mol
know. Some persons who have tried Other
markets >av this is the best Of all. Tho
a,o>p,ri tor a tobacco crop l. an average
one. The corn crop is cut short by lh'
lrot,.h; IN some localities hut the supply
IN III" county viii be ample ior home con
SINH jlull. TINS
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Taserraphtc Summary.

Rev. Chas. NJ. Fox, rector Of the Church
of the Epiphany, at Chicago, is dead.
There is serious drought III southern
Illinois.
The cotton reports from Tennessee and
Arkansas are very gloomy. shedding from
drought has commenced in the low lands,
especially in the latter State.
Heavy storms have occurred on the coast
of England, but no outgoing steamers have
been injured.
The North Carolina Cherokee Indians
will be removed in few weeks to Indian
territory. .,
A terrific storm visited the town Of VIM
dom, Minnesota, on Monday. A number
of houses were FRUSTRATED, and man IA
tally hurt by being blown from the cars.
Mary Russell, aged twenty-five years,
died on Sunday in New York of abortion.
Mrs. Mary Ann Burns, an abortionist, has
been arrested.
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WoRKMEN are still busly engaged in re-
building and repairing the destroyed and
shattered portions Of the Paris houses,
statues, broken balustrades, &c. In the
quarters injured by tire and shot and shell,
stones, bricks, and timbers are ranged IN
order. In the centre of the Place Vendome
is a small wooden hut, with the inscription,
" Agency of the Work on the Column"
which would argue the restoration of the
famous monument. Most Of the damaged
churches are completely repaired. In some
the patches are plainly to be seen. The
Theatre of the Porte st. Martin still stands
a ruin. The havoc in the cemeteries, esDe-
cialy in Pere la Chaise, has given way to
order. The historical monuments are un-
touched, and the pits that received the dead
Of the Commune are by this time covered
with green grass.