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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-11-02
Diving fur Amber.

The labor required is of the severest kind
The strengthened, iracund peasants, deserib-
ed by Carlyle, the descendants of the ancient
Cures and Szamates, men often of reckless
and adventurous anteccdents-smugglers
perchance, on the border-land of ancient Po-
land, who have pursued their calling with the
Cossock bullets whizzing round their heads
these are fit material for the recruits whom
the diving adventure of the amber reef at
Brusterort enlists in its service. The costume
of the diver is as follows: A woolen oar
ment covers the entire body. This is again
encompassed by an India-rubber dress. made
in one piece, but differing in shape from the
old-fashioned diving-dress, and allowing the
diver to lie at full length. The helmet. also.
is of novel construction. Firmly fastened
to it, and resting on the shoulders, is small
air chest, made of sheet iron. This chest is
connected with the air pump in the boat
above by an India. rubber tubing forty feet
long, and with the divers lungs by another
India-rubber tube, the mouth-pece OF which
is held by the diver between his teeth; the
whole appal atus being scientifically arranged
| so as to admit sufficient supply of pure air
| from above, and means of exit for the expir-
ed breath. The helmet is provided with
tected by wire, for the use of the eyes and
mouth. When this contrivance has been
screwed on to the person ofthe diver, a rope
tied round his waist, and half hundred of
lead attached to his feet, shoulders and he'll
met, he is ready for his plunge. Down.
| fathoms deep, he descends into the amber
world. He stays there, may be tor five honrs
at time, hooking, dragging. tearing the am.
| Der from its bed with his heavy twS.nronoad
| fork. Often it resists his utmost effnrts
| However cold the weather NAV be. these me-,
of iron strength will come up from their snb
marine labors streaming with perspiration
The overseer stands in the boat to receive tbe
amber from their pockets. In case he should
| wish to ascend before the usual time, the di
| yer has 10 close his mouth and breathe five OF
SIX times through his nostrils, by this means
filling the apparatus with air, which will
bring him to the surface without other as
sistance. The diving-boats are manned by
eight men each-two divers, two pairs of mer
who work the air-pumps alternately, witt
their eyes fixed on dialplate, by which tn,
supply of air is nicely regulated, one man t,
hold the safety-rope attached round the di
ver's body, and haul him up at the slightes
sign from below, and the overseer. Acct
dents are SAID to be very rare; but as an in
stance OF the daring character of the men EN-
poyed, 1t is related that a plot was detecte,
not long ago among some of them for noe
.urnal descent to spot they had CAREFUL
malheu, IN order there to collect a rich tres
SURE on tneir own account unknown TO thei
ie"ip'oyers'-Soant PauPs Magazine.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-11-02

some ladies in Texas were desirous of do
ing honor to the editor of local Journal So
they presented their hero with an embrcider-
ed shirt, which contained a splendid history
of Texas, and also pictures of the fruits and
cereals of the State, all worked in red worst
ed. Now this particular editor had never
worn a shirt and supposed the brilliant speci-
men before him to be banner for an an
preaching temperance procession. In his
speech Of thanks he puzzled the lady donors
by declaring that he would Sting it out forey
er to the breezes of heaven, that they might
KISS It's folds, and till his hand palsied it
should never be traied in the dust.n The Ia :.
DIES blushed and regretted having made it too
long. Being informed of the purpose of the
gift, the editor wore it over his coat. to the
great edltication of the boys OF the town. wbo
ioilowed nun IN regiments, studying the his
tory OF the fine arts and of Texas behind his
back "''
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-11-02

a.. A Fine Residence for Sale i'm the
E;;;.l Western part of the City, ono squar e
III. from Stale street, mt n large discount
From Cost. all md Examine!!.
1-2 story house, 10 rooms and bathing room,
arranged for one two families, gas and water up
stairs and down. Suite of parlors, marble mantles,
&c: good cellar, with copper wash boilers set in
brick, brick els tern and well, drainage into sewer
perfect. large woodshed on the premises which
can be used as stable with carriage way 12 feet
wide to another street. fine fruit garden of grapes,
portion of the purchase money can remain on mort
gage. This property will be sold at great bargain.
Lot 60 by "a feet. ..-.'- II
Apply to GEO. R. DAVIS & CO.,
ocIOtf Real Estata ond Mort oo oa Rrolrorv
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The Rlaeh Drawer Le1- -lhe aCharivari.y >

L
Inc Chartndri has the following squib
against the fallen dynasty of France:
h,on,l why y longer conceal it? We have our
But this does not perform its tpnct;ons os
ter the ordinary mode and usage. !, oIs - al al-
cepts nothing and it breaks no seals iuIel- El
rom 1t! They would take us for detect;ta
Inc manrer in which we proceed Is AZ ono
simple and sbrewd. An exceedinoIv ,r;JS
awake somnambulist whom we have s,tacbsa
10 US mas procured OF dealer in his neigbbor.
| hood lock of hair.
1t is only necessary that he should 90 10
seeP WIN TINS curl IN his hand for him i'm
n.ediately to see all that is going on in the
| General Postofice. " '"o
yesterday, excited by the rumors of Bona
partlst conspiracies that were in circulation.
we snatched at the curl in question.
rive minutes atterward our somnambulist
eic.ateu 10 US the contents of a pile of letters
from Wnich we take at random The followino
which, iet US nope, will suffice to re1ssure
.lie Puohc, they nave ever taken seriously
inese ABSURD ana wicked cock-and-bull stories: |:
"1o Monsieur the Prince Napoleon, S,oiezer.
land:
My dear Prince i cannot conceal # from
you, your pamphlet here is dead failure.
Don't set up as candidate for any General
Council whatever; you would not get thirty
votes. L tried to distribute your photographs
III the barracks, in the uniform of a general.
II you had heard the remarks to which your
uniform gave rise among the soldiers!
My dear prince, they did not recognize
you.
Trust me, take your cue from this; you
must have laid aside fine securities enolIoi to
live comfortably. Keep quiet BIZ
"ToiNepoleon III, Torq,lay, Enoland.
II Of
which constitutes the finest ornament of nv
menagerie.
have conceived also little embelllsbment
which may have certain effect upon the
masses. In little bag concealed under the
wing OF the eagle. L shall place cunning
raven which have taught to cry, Vire pEn5,
pereur.
Only it will be impossible, as you desire, to
let you have any animals on hire. There is
too much risk that they would be conflscated
at the very moment that you were arrested
on landing.
If then you wish to buy them they are at
your disposal, otherwise the affair is broken
off.
Accept sire, ETC., BILBooUEr."
l. 70 the same, same address.]
"Sire, have made my calculations.
once the time when the sergents-de-ville
were compelledito read the Bonapartist Jour
nails we have never been able to catch two
hundred subscribers.
AT this time we sell between forty and fi(tv
numbers daily, which cost seventeen hundred
francs.
This is dear, viii not disguise it from you.
but it will be impossible to get editors at less
for this 'distasteful work.
Then, sire, signature illegible.)"
ITO Her Majesty the Empress, Spain:
Madame:-Our house will certainly be
highly honored in furnishing cosmetics of
which you may be in need. But under exist
ing circumstances it will be impossible to sup
ply you on credit. Trade is trade, &c, &c.
BIRoTEAU FILS.n
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Wisconsin Cent.
Railroad Company's
First Mortgage.
SeVen Per Cent. Gold
Land Grant 4 Sinking Fund Bond

AuHu Ulunt " DluAlHS Iunu DUMuJ
Free of Government Tax,
6J miles nearly completed-4O more under con-
tract, Funds on hand to build this 1t5 miles and
equip it.
These bonds are Issued no faster than $25U00 per
mile on road completed and equipped.
sEEURED.
By Road, Franchises, Rolling Stock, Buildings and
and all other property, including over
7OO,OOO Acres
Timber and Iron Lands.
The whole based upon.a large cash subscription by
many OF the best and most we!-known merchants Of
Boston and New York.
Officers offhc Company
GARDNER COLBY, President.
Hon. AMUEL II. VALLEY ........ Treasurer.
president Natl Revere Bank, Boston.)
Trustees.
Hon GEO 4. BIGELOW, Actuary of the Mass Hos
pital Life Insurance Co. Boston.
JOHN A. STEWART, Esq, President United States
Trust Co., New York.
These Bonds will be sold at 95 and accrued in.
terest int in currency.
United States Bonds taken in exchange at market
rates free OF commissions.
SS4 90 in U. s. 5-20s, yielding an income o
Sd per year in gold, will pnrcbase to-day TO-
900 OF Wisconsin Cent. Z R. 8onds, yielding al
income OF 500 pea year in gold.
We strongly recommend these Bonds to all classes
OF investors.
BREWSTER, Sw EET, & co.
oc26dim No. 40 State Street, Boston.
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House and Barn for Sale.
Il OUSF contains eleven rooms, and is supplied
Ii with gas and Sebago water. Command, fine
view OF the haIhor and Islands. Barn arranged ior
two horses. Price $4,000. Enquire
j. w. STOCKWELL & CO.,
sep2Ott % q 1853 Daniorth street.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-11-02

House on CaScO st, for Sale.
THE IL story house No Casoo street; contains
l. ten finished rooms and is very desirable loca-
tion. Apply to WIN. II. JERRIS,
audit Real Estate and Loan Agent
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LAW BOOKS
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We also have quite an assortment of second
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mail on application. Second hand Libraries
| bought. New Books exchanged for old.
| LORING, SHORT & HARMON,
oct3O-d1w&w1t si PORTLAND.
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Fer sale.
'nNE 2 Tenement House. situated on Horton
" Place, Dow st. One both tenements
will be sold. Price 500 and $500 each. The above
property is well situated, supplied with Sebago wa
Ie', and is a bargain. Enquire at 81 Dow st.
oc1S 3w
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A TWO Story House containing l3 finished rooms
IA besides Halls aud Gle sets, Brick Cstern, plen-
ty OF hard and soft water brought into The kitchen
pfped for Gas with the Gas Fixtures, good Drains
Lot 45x11O IT, Situated within minu es walk OF the
Post Office. Price low, Terms liberal
Inquire of JOHN c. PROCTER, 8
oct19 3w 90 Exchange st
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MiEa for Sale or Lease.
= ITUATE in Wilton, near the Wilton Depot, one
y M with never failing water power. The build
ing is 64xi0 three stories. Suitable for woolcn or
cotton manu- acturing. The building, wheel and
shaiting is all new, can rely about so horse power
thee ntre year, trouble from ireshets. The prop
erty will be sold in yearly installments it desire 1.
A saw and shinge and lath mill connected, will be
offered with the above property il wished for.
For particulars inquire of
my11d,wu CHARLES BARTLETT, Wilton.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-06-14

HOW PERSON FEELS WHEN DROWNING.
Some extraordinary mental phenomena
occur in drowning. AZ soon as respira-
ton is suspended by the indrawing Of
water into the lungs, consciousness is
Immediately exiinguished. From all that
can be gathered in regard 10 the action Of
the heart, that organ probably acts feebly
q considerable time after the function Of
respiration il suspended. BY its muscu-
lar force arterlal blood is driven onwardly
TO the head faster then the veins bring il
back, and consequently the mind Is plum
ged, as it were, into a profound sleep, for
loss of consciousness results from a sudden
apoplcxy induced by an extra accumula-
tion Of blood in the delicate texture of the
brain. Then thapulsations Of the heart
stop, then the tension ofthe muscles relax;
and il no efforts ofrc suscitaiion urc made,
vital heat diminshes gradually, and the
change il an expansion of compressed
gases IN the cavities Of the body, due to
the fast process of chemical decomposition.
III the body however, j. recovered mined
lately even though res irntion and circula-
ton are quic.ccnt, IL Is possible TO recstab-
lish the movement d the lungs. by srtifi-
cial initiation Of the lungs vigilantiy con-
tinued for a long while The trial is not
always successful, but 50 encouraging
that the prospect demands the utmost
With the revived action of
the heart, the moment the lungs begin to
take in oxygen from the air forced upon
them fc begins TO return. SO it is admit
ted by physiological philosophers that the
soul j. won back, If IL had gone. In the act
of restoration; CT else is j. morally certain
its departure at death i. a gradual process,
which may be interrupted, and reimp-is-
oncd in tie brain BY human effort and
skill.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-06-14
HOOFLAND'S GERMAN TONIC

As compounded for those not inclined 10 et.
enc bittsrs, and II intended for u.e 10 cases
h,n some al ohOi & rtifDul,nt 10 required 10 con.
ection With the Tonic properties ~ the Bitter
Ach bottle Of the Tonic contains one bottle Of
ie bitters, combined with pure SANTA Cruz
I'M, and favored IN such msnnrr that the ex.
enc bitterness Of the Bitt.Ts 10 overcome.
inning q preparation highly agreeable and
ieassni t. the palate, AID containing The medic.
,sl virtues Of the Bitter. The price OF the
onic is 81. 80 per bottle, which many persons
ink too high. They must take into cons der
ion thstt -timul ant used IL guarant' Ell to lie
N pure quality. poor -Ttlcle . nid b. fur
shfd ri a rhaaper price bit j. IL not ber.r to
~ lhti- more aud hsYe = good article A
edicinal preparation SHOULD contain none but
- bssi ingredients ana they Who expect 10 Oh.
Ia cheap COMPOUND. and be benefited by u,
W most cer's MY be cheated
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-06-14

LOCALIZED prostitution appears TO pay in
st. Louis. The Times says that during
the nine months the law has bean in
force the clerk of the board of health has
paid into the city treasury $2s 1853, derived
from the enforcement OF the rules. De-
Quoting the expenses Of the board Of health
for the entire year and there ia left bal
lance Of nearly $4,000. 1t is estimated
that the returns from this source Of rev.
enue for the year will not fall short OF
$4,000
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-06-14
SEWING MACHINE.
C-.-r,- 100 s'-,r--'--s -
WANTED, AGENTS.

Seventy Ave 10 two hundred dollars per nonth
y everywhere, male and 'eDale. TO introduce tho
Machine. This machine. will stitch, hem. ieli,
tuck, bind, braid cord, quilt amt emhroidef "
most superior manner, Price only eis.. rusy
any machine that viii sew q stronger, more beau.
tful or more elastic seam than oars u makes the
Elastic LocS stitch" Every second s'nch can
without tesrngi. We pay agents els to sao6 per
month and expenses, or b commits zion fron wnkn
twice that amount can be made. For circulars
and terms, apply to or address,
Z, ROWERS = CO..
ts6 Spruce Street. Philadelphia, e.
CAUrIoS.-Do not he imposed u1on ~ 0!aes
IN, ties palming oil worthless cast iron mAchines
under the same name or oiheraise. ours " the
only gtnu ne md really pIAcl teal rleap mas !. ls
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-06-14
HOCFLAND'S
GERMAN BITTERS;
HOOvLAND's
q ERR A N TONIC;
OOFLANDS PODOPRYLLIN PILL
WILL CURE You.
rhey are The Grsatess Blood Purta.
ers known
the medical world. and will eradicate diseases
arising from Impure biood, Debility Of the
Digest. We organs, or Diseased Liver,
10 \ shorter time than any
other known rem.
edle-.
they are The Gr~aiess Hood Purta.
ePs known

the Whole supreme CouIi Of Psnn-,l Ivan.
ak for ines ismedie-. Who would AL foi
IRE dignihed snd stronger testimony
n. G.oysr ". Woodward, formerly Chief Jus.
ice OF the supreme Court OF Prnnsyi'ania, Of
,,e.eo, m.nber OF Congress from Psnn.ylvs-
PHILADELPHIA, March IL, IsG7.
md Hoonanir German Bitten - good tonic.
,fni iu diseas-p OF the digestive organs, and OF
At benefit in cases OF debility and want Of
YOU, 4 ton ln The system. Your, truly
GEoRG Z W. WOODWARD.
q. jaime. Tom p.ou, Chief Justice OF the su-
rene Court 81 fennsy lvAnis
Philadelphia April d, 1907.
Il consssr H. Of nd German Buffers vslus.
4 msdtcine IN cases Of attacks of Indigestion OF
spppsia. can certify this IRON my expert
v JAMES THOMPSON.
n. George sherwood, Justice OF the supreme
Phllad' lphia, June !, lsso.
have found by experience tbs, Hoossnd's
-,nsn Bisers - very good tonic. relieving
.peptic symptoms almost directly.
GEORGE sHARswooD.
I o. VIM. y. Ro.ers, Mayor OF the City OF Buff
I 40, n. Y:
Mayor. Office. Buffalo. June %, 1852.
have used Hoodard's German btters and
ommend them a. On excellent tonic, lnlpart.
tone and vigor to the system. Their use has
, productive OF decidedly eenetsisl effects.
p. Jane. NJ. Wood. ex.Msyor OF willIamsport
a.. =, -
take great pleasure in recommending ioof-
Is German Tome 10 any one who may be at
ed wi,h Dysp 'ps a. had the Dyspepsia 30
~ II was Impossible to keep any food on my
mach. and became so weak as DOT 10 be able
n sslk half q mile. Two bouies Of Tonic ef.
ed perfect cure. JAMES NJ. WOOD.
\ .esnesnb~r that Hoofand's German Bltters,
Hoonsnd's German Tonic, will cure every
tof
\ ARAsNus, OR wAsrISG AWAY OF THE
d BODY.
u enaemher that H0ohand's German RENE
ake the medicines you require to purify the
cd. excite the torpid Liver 10 healthy action
TO enable you to pass sstely through an,
dships snd exposure.
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NATURES GREAT RESTORATIVE.
sCUEETZ's
CELEBRATED BITTER CORDIAL
WHOLESALE DEPOT:
y, W. CORNER FIFTH AND RACE SITS,
philadelphia. Pa.


II is a reliable Family Medicine, and can 10
AIKEN by either infant &C ult with the SAME been
nci al results. 1t Is acertain prompt and speedy
emedy for darrhea, dysentery, bowels compiled
dyspepsia, lowness OF spirits, Paintings, sick
stomach, headache, etc. For chlls and fever OF
all kinds, II is far better aud safer than quinins
elthout any Of lis perncious effects. II effects
IN appetite, proves powerful dlgestor OF food
aud will counteract the effects OF liquor In q few
minutes. As indisputable evidence OF its medi-
cal properties, we append few ofthe many GER.
hhcates in our possession
Johnson's Depot, East Tenn, and Va. X. Z.
JACOB ScHEErz, EsG.-Dear Sir: nave used the
Bltters have Obtained from you, and find them
TO be all they are recommended to be. found
one bottle 10 afford me considerable relief, feel
as though cannot do very well without them. IN
nay present state of health.
ID. MESIGE, 1913 South 9Th st, Phils.
Pastor Baptist Passyunk Church.
Sold by W. p. Allen, IS Main street Dubuque.
octlOdlN
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nOORLAND's GERMAN BITTERs
A B;0er, vi,hom Alcohol or Spirit. Of
any kind.

. IA different fom all others. I II compO-eI OF
i she pure Juices, or Vital Principle OF Roots,
Ter, = and Banks, TOR, M incidentally termed, EI'
reefs the worthless or inert portions Of the in.
re iients not being used. Therefore, IN one tot
% Of TINS Bit-rs there i. contained ~ much
n~dicInal virtue a. will be found In several gal.
Ons of ORDINARY mixtures. The ROOFS, etc, used
n this bittsrr are grown Ia Germany, their vital
trinsiples extracted 10 that country by q scieh'
nc Chemist, and fOrsarded to tie mandatory
this city, where they are compounded and bot
ID. Contain Dg no sprituous ingredients, this
liter. u fee from the objections urged against
u other-. No desire for ,timuisDts can be In.
ur.d from their use they cannot make drunk.
rds, and cannot under any circumstances have
ny but a beuehciAl effect.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-06-14

-----------T' WHITFIELD =
CNHRON .IIC work - pr,nting in many and
" end varied eoiors ct one Impression, IN the
,Ss o - "s
pres, ever 'iuvsntsA, - 10 Psrt'r,n- in one de!
The york, 10 coleTsd pr,ntinv, VI ten ordinary
prssses, Shsssby reducing theias Of that chaIac-
tsS Of Sosk teA vsry lew rate. .Ie ''
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-06-14

NJ He took her fancy when. he came
he ,Ook her hand, he took kiss; he took no
notice Of the shsms that glowed her happy
cheek at this. He took to coming after
Moons; he took an oath he'd ne'er deceive;
he took her fathers silver spoons, and after
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-06-14
LIVER
DR.. SIMMONS OH
LIVER REG LA TOR,

A preparation OF roots and herbs, warranted 70
be strictly vegetable, and do no injury to any
one.
II has been used by hundreds, and known Of
the last IS years rs one Of the most reliable. -
carious and harmless preparations ever ones6o -
IL Ia sure to cure.
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One Chancein Every Thirty-Etght.

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Which wIll be d-trIbu'ei ty chance smorg the
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shsl, omaha; !. Doyle. Po-tofice, omaha, Net.
udye 4. l.. Harvey, Magnolia. Hi.
Good responsible hgent- wsutro. Libei al rom
mission allowed. For full part cL.ars address,
LYFUKIi 60 uur.hes- Man gers
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