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MARI N Il NEWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.
Tuesday. February II.
ARRIVED

Tuesday. February II.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Carlotta, Colby. Halifax. NS,-with 10
PASSENGERS. and ndse to John Porteous
sen FRED Walter, Atwood, Tangler,-oysters to
Sch s% beam, Bunker, Baltimore corn to WAL
Sch Fish Hawk. Mclean. Baltimore,-corn to WAL
$, Sch n, RoSgs Diamond. tBr, Patterson Boston tor
Sch Emeline, Roberts, wiscasset,- headiup to A L.
Hob.on. " a -
CLEARED.
,, Sch George Deerins, Willard, Philadelphia
Sch Annie Leland. Bennett, New york-charles
sAILED-Brig Geo S Berry: scbs Maracaibo.
Benedict, Chiffon VIM Arthur, Senator 1rimes, Gen
Grant, Vintage, and others.
FROM MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.
Cid at Mobile 10th, brig Martha. for Portland with
Ar at baltimore 18th, sch Annie Amsden. Bangs,
Portland.
Ga 10th. sch Casco Lodge, Pierce. Portland.
Ar at havana llth barTue Carrie K Long Boston;
12tb. Lo ena, st John. n 8; brig L H Rich, Satilla.
Sid 18th. brig Beaver, Tor Portland.
n AT at matanzas 18th, barque N M Haven, Fall,
Ar at Cardenas 9th. sch Nellie Star. Poland. Will
mington; l,th. orig Merriwa, Waterhouse, Havana
sch Baltic, Winterport.
Ar at Cieniuegos, brig Harry Stewart, Boston.
D0MESt1C FOATS
SAN FRANCIsCo-Sld 18th inst, ship st Joseph,
Reed Yokohama.
GALvESrUN-Ar l1tb, sch Marcia Lewis, Lew.
Is B stOn.
MOBILE-Ar 18th, scbs Susan Stetson, Yates FIN
New York; kalph Carton, Curtis Pens cola,
PENSACOLA-Ar 18th, sch Kate Grant, Grant
. sAvANNAn-cId 10th, sch Helen M Condor.
CondoD New York. "'
CilARLEsTON-Cld 10th, sch Mollie, Plummer.
W WfTMIN(;ToN- ,7,, ,,,.o
Gray. Liverpool. un''
BALI MORE-Ar 18Th, brig Kennedy Doa,.
Wilmington; scbs q Hendricks Greena, Roro.
coa M ID Marston. Marston, Matanzas: r n C.a;a'
Maxwell. WashinQron. " Ota1g
Seavey Portland. NA0e' seh Eagle,
STANDARDIZATION goth. barc,es v.c
rex. Ross: rom Cardenas; Sam Stennard Erayys
sch Anuie Mnrebe orig Harry, Sedsley. lom Sagua;
NEW YOHk-Ar 18th, schs Mot,;. r IT,. .,s
irn =, EMISSION >; He,er, Poland. Darien: 4
ar :, ui.srlus, Webster Rockland: Amrnra R.rhour
'i n aa. hichd Vaux, WHITAKER. Portland.
Keta W., scns 1elumah, Hail. Matapzas 10 DAYS;
PoIsnS mnaeM;or'n, Adams, Tuspan, Mex; G + Dyer,
: Oio Zoth, baIque Lord Clarendon, Lavender Bue-
nas yres; 6rigs Bckmore. Bick more. Matan-
Is Lewis. Norfolk.
PROVlDENCE-Ar goth. brig Jane NJ Wiswell
Leckie. Mobile.
NEWPORT-Ar 18th, sch Sunbeam, Bunker, from
Baltimore tor Portland.
Ar 18th schs NJ A Coombs, Coombs Barbadoes for |
Boston; Rneleader. Snare, Portland Tor New YORK;
+ a Newcomb, harding. do for Tangier; Cora Nor.
rsOn Jones. do for Norfolk: Hiram Tucker. Curtis
and VIM Jones. Babb; Providence Tor New YORK.
Ar 2Oth, sch Lena Hunter, Perry I'm Portland for |
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''CRUEL AS THE GRAVE" is the name of Mrs.
Emma D. e. N. South worth's new novel, now
in press, and to be published ON Saturday,
March 18th, by T. b. Peterson & Brothers,
Philadelphia. 1t will command very large
sale, as it is one of Mrs Southworth's most
powerfully written efforts, exciting and seusa-
tiouaI, and is fully equal, if not superior to
" ..lrt Maiden Widow" The Family DOOM
Far Play" and How He Won Her." which
nave proved to be Fix of the best novels ever
p pdao sn and which are having unprecedent-
gu sta sa,es, Tor Mrs. Southworth. as a novelist,
conce nt a. Inc head of all female writers. Her
there is a nnr are marked by originality, and
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guage which give peculiar charm to her writ
Jugs. Her characters are powerfully and
touchingly drawn, and we learn to love them
Cruel as the Grave will be issued in large
duodecimo volume, and sold at the low price
of $1.75 in cloth. or 81 50 in paper cover; or
copies will be sent by mail, to any place, post
paid, by the publishers on receipt Of the price
of the work in a letter to them
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SPECIAL NOTICES
Bachelors Hair Dve

this splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world :.
the only true and perfect Dye; harmless reliable in
stantaneous no Disappointment no ridiculous tints:
remedies the ill effects Ofbad dyes; invgorates and
g'es the hair soft an1 eautitul black or brown
Sold by all Druggists and Perfumers, and properlv
applied at Bachelors Wig Factory 16 Bond my
June 9-187OsNdlyr&w
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Notice,

The Republicans OF Wlndbam are requested to
meet at the Town House in said Town, on tn URS-
DAY, the 2nd day OF March, A. D. 1871. at o'clock
P NJ, to select candidates for Town Officers.
fe22d&wtd Per Order Rep. Town Com
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Saiicl, seas RchJ Wax, Wait ,er, Portland tor
New York; Willard u rstten, Baker, CALAIS tor do;
fayeI asS. for
pbia.
FALL RIvER-Ar 2oth, scbs Hattie, McIntire,
Brunswick; Maggie Mulvey, Allen, Savannah.
NEW BEDFORD-Ar 18Th, sch Mary Edxards.
No HOLMEs, HoLE-,r nth, schs Fish Hawk. Nc
R Rean New York tor Portland; Canary. Clark, from
nspasahannock oe Rockport.
ana Se sen. Alice Fox, Nellie Bowers Thos Fish,
Ke Al ~ h schs Cora Morrison, Jones' and Lucy
Ashford N e Portland Tor Baltimore; Nellie,
, Sid l-th schs Fish Haws. Canary Cora Morrison.
Lucy %, Keller, Nellie. NJ Partrdre o''" "0'''''"'
De Pa Tor Re., anLie Edridge, Clifford from Port
,,t r.1SdoN-Ar 10th, brig Nellie Hustled Malorer.
AZ 2lst. brig belmont Locke. Hatch r.o.,o,ou,
90 2Ist; sen Della Hiods, Wells Caia1s.
GLooCESmExh- w. ar 10Th. schs 81 Elmo. Davis. fm
Tor Norfolk; Frank Barker wey' Bootbn ov esS,ge
tic Tie, Farren, Deer Isle. NIB. '"''
FOREIGN PORTS.
At Sierra Leone 9th ult, brig Nellie Gay, Smith.
for New YORK. days.
Roston 2,tn, barque Harvest Moon, Vidnlich, TOR
IN port 2sth ult, earque Lucy Frances, Upton. Tor
New Yort: briggs Myronus. Higgins. tor d.; Carrie
Pickering. Torrey. from slalla ar 9th.
At Valencia 3Oh ult. ship freeman Clark. BOs-
worth. from GHanape dsg.
New York; Arlington. Newcomb. tor philadelphia;
JOSIE Mildred Herman tor Bos on. ldg.
Ar at Buenos Ayres Dec goth. ship wary Goofell,
Sweetser. Sc .rspOrt; I'd inst, brig Emma u Hall,
Blanchard, New York; 1Oth barque lsapel, Moody,
Portland
In port 18th nit, barque Henry Buck, Nichols. and
Archer. Tibbe is. for New York ldg. Sarah Hobart.
Wn,ts. tor Boston ldg hawthorne. Carnen'er, for
United States, d.; br,es Carrie wmslow. Welsh, and
Mary Davis, Tucker, for Boston, do, Manson. Gil
Ar at St Thomas 18th ult, brig Maria White. BrY-
SID 4th, brig Minnehaha. (Br) Mitchell, Turks ISL
ands. to load tor Portland.
for Boston 18th; Keokut Gates Ior New YORK 18th;
Coward. Bunker rom Por land, just ar; r N Tow
er. Perry Tor New York 18th.
At Baracoa 7,h inst, sen Geo Mcclellan, for Bal
CID at St John. NIB. 10th inst brig L wadsworth
Shackord. Matanzas.
|. GPer steamer Siberia. at Boston.I
Ar AT at Liverpool "a inst, s,orer, Bryant, New
Slt 4th, Anna Camp ncoln, Savannah: Albert
GalIaIin, Chandler. Mobile; saml Watts, Williams,
CID An Ege-ia. Cook, Calcutta; 9Th. H ussey,
CID at London III. Jos Fish, Carney. New Orleans
Sid TN Newport Sd inst, Clara Eaton, Mcrriman,
Galveston
Passed Anjier Dec Is. John Wooster, Knowles; I'm
WhampOa Tor Hong Kong 25h, Nellie ABBOTT, Jor-
dsn from shangliae tor New York.
Sid fun Bombay Jan II, Bertha Humphrey. Gale.
Sid I'M Alden Jan IL, Hercules Lincoln, Akyab
Philadelphia
philadelphia.
OF the Weser 81 inst, Lincoln, Trott. New Orleans
tor Hamburg Wallace. Jordan. do Tor Bremen.
Sid tim Hong Kong Dec IL, ID Carlton. freeman,
Manila.
s d I'm Singapore Dec 20, Alcyone Patterson, for
| Batavia
Sid I'm Batavia Dee 81. Hosea Rich, Pomeroy, Tor
Montevideo.
SPOKEN.
Dec 49, lat 30 &c s. Ion 81 10 e, barque Clara 80 ds
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-02-22

Mr.. NORRIS speech in the Senate yester
day in support of his resolution for an amend
ment to the Constitution, looking to com
plete revision of that instrument by conven.
tion is printed in fullin another column. The
House on Monday voted to indefinitely post
pone the resolution, but Mr.. Morris had bet
ter success in his own branch, the Senate
passing it by the decisive vote of "a to 2. Mr..
Morris speech is worthy OF careful perusal
and the reasons he assigns for thorough
change in our organic law are sound and well
presented
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-02-22
Rushton,s Cherry Pectoral Troches

RushtOn'S Cherry PectOral TrOches
will be found superior to all others Coughs Colds
Asthma, Group and Bronchial Difficulties generally,
exceedingly palatable. having of that nauseat-
ing, unpleasant, cubeb taste very soothing and act
like cham. Also Rushtons IF. W Cod Liver Oil,
for Consumption, Scrotula, &c. The oldest. purest
and best in the market. Use no other. Sold by
Druggists generally. oc2Ssn-d&w6m
Poisonous Medicines.
The theory that ihs virus Of disease can be safely
counteracted by doses of poison is false and danger
ous Within the last twenty-five years not less than
score OF viruient poisons have been added 10 the
repository of the medical profession. They are
given in small doses, otherwise they would destroy
life Immediately; but even in minnie quantities,
they produce, ultimately, very disastrous effects.
It Is nnwse and unphilosophica to employ as RENEE
dies. powerful and insdious drugs viii, h. in subiu-
eating one disease the seeds ofanother still more
manageable. None OF these terrible medical
ments operate with as much directness and GER
tainty upon the causes of disease as Hostetter's
Stomach Btters, a tonic and corrective, without a
single celeterious ingredient in is com position
Arsenic and quinia given for Intern ttents bro.
mide of potassium Tor nervous disorders; strych-
nine and prussic acid tor general debility; mercury,
in various forms, for liver complaint; preparations
OF choroform and opium for sleeplessness; and vet
these deadly drugs do not compare, as specifics for
The diseases above enumerated with that whole
vegetable invgorant and Alternative, while they
are all so pernicous that it is astonishing any phy-
sicln should take the responsibility of prescribing
them. Let inva'ids for their own sakes, try the
Bitters before they resort the poisons The re-
lief they will experience from course of the harm
less specific, will render recourse to the unsafe
preparations referred to quite unnecessary.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-02-22

A VALUABLE BooK.-Messrs. Sampson,
Davenport & Co. of Boston have Just issued
from the press their New England Business
Directory for 1871, a mammoth octave volume
OF almost 1900 pages, full of the information it
purports to convey to business people. 1t is a
thorough directory of the six New England
States, carefully arranged, properly divi led
and well indexed, and in regard to accuracy of
contents, SO far as we have examined this VOL
ume, it is unobjectionable. Of course in a
work of such broad scope and involving such
an amount of intricate labor, errors will creep
in, but the publishers have brought to their aid
long experience and are enabled to surmount
obstacles that would be discouraging to men
who should essay such work for the first
time
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-02-22
Butler & Reed

Claim to have the Beat Rubber Boots made IN
the United states, which they sell as low az anv
kind Of Rubbe Boot can be purchased in this citr
dc1sneodtt II Market Snu.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
OFFICE OF LIGHr-H ,UsE ENGINEER,



Thompkinsvile, N. Y. Feb. 16, 1871.
Proposals. for Granite.
OEPARATE sealed proposals wilt be received at
~ this once until Wednesday, 18th OF March, 1871,
at IL o'clock NJ, folio VS.:
LIST. For about two thousand five hundred (25O0l
tons OF gran tie, in Irregular blocks, varying 10
weight from three quarters Of a ton to two IONS,
delivered in "rip-rap foundation for Light House
at Penfeld Ret, a. soon as contract is approved.
I'd. For about five thousand (s00Gj ions OF granite
in irregular blocks 10 weight less tbaa one ton
each, placed in protection wall at the side OF the
Light He use at bridgeport, Connecticut.
3D. For about the same quantity of same weight
and placed similarly in wall at Long Beach Bar
Light station The second AMI third are not re.
Quired to b. delivered prior to June next.
Proposals must ate separately the price per ton
for the granite delivered and placed 81 each OF the
three PAGES Damed, in the manner shown in the
plans AM specifications to be seen at this office.
Proposal must be in duplicate accompanied by a
guaranty in duplicate, with printed Copy Of this
advertisement fix ID to acb proposal, sud address
sed to the un 'ersgned, endorsed envelope. "Pro
posals lor Grani.e."
JIG. wOODRUFF,
Lieut.. Col. OF Eng,neers,
feb22-6t Light-Houss Engineer, Sd Dist.
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JoUvEN's KID GLOVE CLEANER restores
soiled gloves equal to new. For sale by all
druggists and fancy goods dealers. Price %
cents per bottle mr28-d1v
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Inc London papers say the health Of the
emperor OF Germany leads to grave apprehen.
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ID L Il ID

In this city. Feb. 81. Eliza G. Twombly, daughter
of VIM G. Twomblv. aged p years.
lrunerai on Thursday afternoon, at p O'Clock, at
the house No. is Cedar street.
:, In auburn, Feb. IL, MIS-. Lydia a.. wife of Cyrus
Hall, aged 81 years.
In Norway, Feb. 16. Mr.. i. W. Hobbs aged b6 yrs
In Mason. Feb. ]. Mrs Emma L., wits of Henry
II. u we'll aged 10 wears.
In Phipsbutg Feb. i6. Ephram R., son Of Join
and Sarah E. Morse, aged Is years.
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Buildings for Sale
THE Store and Dwelling House on h ios IN no; 81
,ow np,ce !, anoIied I,r wibin short time, as the
iahu Is wah.to io- Ii G. SOMERBY,
tsoip,oti. At Canal National Bank.
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M A IL II L Il ID j..

M A Ii II 1 e d.
In Athens. Feb. II. William Summers, OF Pitts
field. and vesta Dore, OF A.
In Gouldsboro. FEB. 8, Capt. VIM H. Fernald and
Lizzie l. Hamilton.
IL Augusta, Feb. 10. E. S. Fogg and Miss Carrie S.
Hodges. "
In Auburn, Jan. 2s, Kimball v. Sanders and Miss
Estella A. Small.
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B ON DIS

30 N DIS
State of Maine "a
Portland City 8s
Belfast &c
ST. Louis 6's
Portland s. Ogdensburg R,R.
Gold IS
Portland 4 Rochester
Currency "a
Maine Central r. X. Currency 7s
Portland q Kennebec Il. n.
Currency Ga
Atchfson, Topeka & Santa Fe
IL. II: Gold 7's
Central Iowa Il. r., Gold rs
burlington & Cedar Rapids
IL. r.. Gold rs
west Wisconsin II. r., Gold rs
Northern Pacific i" z $40
sFoR SALE BY
SWIM d BARRETT,
100 Middle Street.
febSspeodcm
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Miniature Almanac. ."..February 22.
sun sun rises. .......6l Moon sets ...... 800 PM
gun sets. .54l High water 80. $50 Pm
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BIRDS +!
SAWYER & WOODFORn

no EXCHANGE ST., have inst received t-o,,,
~ importers, lot OF German Cannrx
Birds; spIeudid singers. "ry
Agent for Peters prepared food and powders FIR
restoring Canarv to ing; also pure seed of ali Ln4
ieb9sne ,d2w ~ AihuS
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aPQk EN-.

Dec 49, lat 80 46 s. Ion 81 10 e, barque Clara 30 ds
from Java tor Ostend.
Jan !. lat IS N. Ion 25 80 W. ship Juventa 81 ds
from Liverpool tor BomCay.
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4 Constitutional Convention.
REMARKS OF HON. G. j. MORRIS

of Cumberland, in the State Senate 1uesaay,
Feb 21st, IN support Of his Resolutions Jor o"s
amendment to the Constitution prooadnngJo'
Constitutional Convention.
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The news of Tho ety Of the Tennessee
sent back 10 editorial pgeon-holes a good
many elaborate obituary notices of the party
on board that vessel, which were ready to 90
into the hands of the compositors the mo.
ment the intelligence of the anticipated dis
aster was received; and so the leading Jour
nails of the larger cities are deprived of the
evidences of their enterprise and of the fruit
Of their labor We commend any legitimate
exhibition of energy on the part of newspa-
pers, but in this instance we rejoice in their
failure.
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SEVEN PER GENT.
FIRST MORTGAGE
BONDS /!
Portland & Rochester
Railroad Go.
Free of Government TaX!
Principal Payable la 1857.

This Loan of only $4,000 having IT years to run
is now being rapidly sold by the undersigned at 95
and accrued interest, and is recommended as safe
and reliable investment, being amply secured to the
Trustees,
Messrs. H. j. LIBBY,
FRED. FOX,
j. A. WATERMAN,
by first mortgage on the whole Road, Equipments,
Rolling Stock, Station Houses, etc., etc. all built and
finished in the most thorough and substantial man
ner.
The road has for long time been finished and
doing an extensively payirg business to Alfred, so
miles from Portland. Trains now run regularly to
Sprngvale, five miles beyond Alfred with
ponditg increase in traffic. Beyond Springvals the
road-bed has been graded and waits the rails in the
early spring of 1871. Distance in all 52i miles.
This road forms an important part in the pro-
posed through Lire via Worcester, Mass thence via
any OF the present Rail Steamboat routes to New
YolkCIty avoiding transfer in Dcston and materially
reducing the distance, (say 40 miles.) The COM
pletion of the short connecting link from Rochester
Nassau is guaranteed beyond doubt at an early
date.
At tbeprice named the Bonds nett the investor at
least one and halt per cent more interest than Gov
eminent Bonds at present prices and the present
rate OF Gold. With further decline in Gold, Govern
men:s must decline with their rates of interest.
No more favorable opportunity will be offered to
Purchase these Bonds than now, and the unprece-
dented sale of about 100000 within The past month,
largely to safest and weathest citizens, guaran-
tees an almost immediate closing up of the loan in
the market
Denominations $780, $500 and $1,000. Price 50
and accrued interest.
GOVERNMENT BONDS at latest full N. Y. quo
tations, and all marketable securities at current
rates, taken in exchange Tor the above.
Circulars, statistics and full information furnished
and correspondence solicited.
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WAR DEPARTMENT.

DIVISION OF KILOGRAMS AND REPORTS FOR THE
BENEFIT OF COMMERCE.
Weather Report Feb. 21st.
observations taken midnight exact local time at
each place.l
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CITY OF PORTLAND
IN BOARD OLE MAYOR ANo ALDERMEN,l
February 20, 1s7t. !
Upon the petition OF Baxter Scott Tor permission
~ TO extend hi. wharf at Peaks Island, in said
Portland. sixty feet further into tide water.
Ordered That MONDAY. tho sixth day Of March
next at seven aud half O'Clock. r. at the Alder
mems Room be fxe as the time and place I'll hear
ing sald petit ion. and that notice gwen tbereuf by
publishing this order fourteen days in the Daily adj
verIser and he Da Press hat ell parties inter-
ested may appear and be heard thereon.
attest: ii. l. ROBINSON, City Clerk.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-07-28

"A DETERMINED INDIAN FIGHTER.
correspondent of the Chicago Tribune
gives graphic description Of an Indian
fighter. He says: '.!t: - ~
e;At Fort D. J. Russell, near CHEYENNE
which is no fort at all, but merely q
beautiful village of barracks, officers
quarters, cottages. and long green
lawn, where band Of music plays every
EVENING" heard an account of an Of.
ficer celebrated for Indian prowess. The
subject was /, the war in Arizona and
Crooks Substitution for Stoneman,,
''Oh; Indian hunting is Crooks special
ty, ssays one. t'The foct lis, Crook is
nothing but an Indian anyway. 1 mean
that his mind, physiognomy and educa-
tion are ell Indian. Look at his face
the high cheek bones, the contour of
the skull; and his manners-stoIid, sc.
parate. adverse to talk. II.
He is o perfect Indian in endurance.
He can take his gun and cross the de-
sert; subsisting on the way, where you
and Syonid starve. Perfectly solf-reli-
amt for any venture, delighted with
lonely travel and personal hazard, carry-
ing nothing bnt his arms, lie will walk
after trail oil day, and when night
comes, no matter how cold, lie wraps
himself in an Indian blanket, bumped
up. Indian fashion, and pitches into a
heap Of sage-bnsh, there TO be .perfectly
easy till morning. Il He will follow an an
telope for three days. He requites no.
thing to drink or'smokei and very little
to eat. Abstemious, singular, utterly
Ignorant OF fear, and yet stealthy as q
cat, he rejoices in exile, is Shy of women
and strangers; and when he was n cadet,
he had all the Aamo trnits The other
day he departed for Arizona with one
soldier. his rifle md two clean shirts
the latter he took only to be presentuble
,on1the steamer ..i
y His styleis to hunt continuous hiding
places by dhyT for his command anl
inoye them Upon the Indians by night,
and: he can !ontwit the keencst Indians
IN the country. When. lie wac in com
n1and in Oregon, his wife, whd had taken
tue responsibility of following him, al
though herself gently reared, shared. his
quarters out .in the wilderness. - Crook
did not have $lO worth of furniture in
his .qpnrterss soh,etimes he wonld re-
mark. swell, 1'm' going off," And he
wonid be gone q week, poriaps, scout.
7ng,and return jnst when he liked. his
wife saying nothing. q If Crook don't
get killed, he'll CLEAN ont the Apaches.
provided tho politicians let him alone.
He ought to: be kept in oommand there
in Arizona till the Apache question is
elded. -
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/ COLUMBIA, SO. FRIDAY MORNING. JULY as l87l. nm

ouF SKINS arc scivcs, antf through mil.
mons of'orifices oo2es tho transparent fluid
Which 'rature does not need, for vital pur.
posds.i This is a wise proyiaion ot Provi.
donce. but excessive poi spiration is, ueyor-
theiess, extremely weAkenIng. During tho
heats OF sunamor all hard- working, men per.
spife to an e1tcnt that Is :niorg of4e.s debi!ii
tating. They, of All classes OF the .conIimi;ul-
nifty, Tclnirea whoicaomo inyigornnt at this
season. Let them not seek It in the liouors
OF the bar-room; they will not find i. there.
mcdicated stimulant, pure and undef,letl
IL what they need; and among this claes or
remedies. Hostettpr's Stomach Ritters stands
alone. No valid plea,can be urged against its
nse; sesn even tEs by the genus Of itself
diflusiye stin,uli for medicinal purposes. AZ
general renovating preparation, the Bi.ters
ms no equal anywhere. But this Ia only nno
OF Tn merits of this famous invigorator. Ite
regulating properties give it an immense an
Periority over all the tonics OF the Pharma-
coTmia. In cases Of chronic constipation. r.
10 the most useful and certain Of all aperi-
enls. ltcreates no violent ccmmotion in the
dischareing. organs, but, gently rcLoyine
them OF their obstructions, leaves them in p
henlthy, vigorous condition. It ecems unnc-
cestary to stnte, in view Of the mass of tosti-
mony US to its effects in dyapepeia, that it il
a permanent cure for that Terrible and but
too general complaint. ~.
The numerous "Bitters," under various
names, Which mercenary dealers endeayor to
substitute for Hostetter's Stomach Bittcrs.
should be avoided, for their own eakcs. bv
t,ie tne SICK and the public at large. Hostotter's
Bitters arc procurablo in bottles only. and
never sold in bulk. Univ iG m