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q 045 WIN. II. JERRIS, -
Real Estate and Loan Agent,

Houses, Lois and Farms for Sale.
He would refer parties abroad to the following
named gentlemen OF this city: Hon. Geo r. Shep-
ley, Hon. A. w H. Clapp, Hon. Benjamin Kings
bury, Dr., Hon. Woodbury. Davis, Hon. John Lynch,
II. g. seaEr = =
Portland Nov 1, 1870. uo1tf
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Family Horse for Sale.

~ A fine Family Horse, good figure and
11~ traveller; sound and kind; stands without
@AJN tMtching. Will be sold at bargain.
AA Apply to A. C. BARKER,
ap25-dtf 131 Commercial st.
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For Sale.
A BANGOR Manufactured Gang, all complete
"A and in good running Ontion, will be sold at .
bargain. Inquire at the office OF the Bethel Steam
Mill Co., Portland. or at the Mil. at Bethel apr10u
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TO EEcT.

A CONVENIENT FRONT ROOM, with large
a room in the rear, with steam power.
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Lost

A MARROW Gold band Bracelet marked Ella
"a Tucker" 1t is valued as the gilt OF friend.
The finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving it at
70 Free Street. Also lost: pOrmonae containing
keepsakes having Tie owners name on the ins ide.
maY2Q In
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DAILY PRESS.
How New England Loolsedto a Virginian
Generation Ago
PORTLAND.

FRIDAY, MAY 26, 1871.
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For Sale.

A eight Dared barge, Gfty-two fee! long and three
"A feet wide. Can be seen at AlcyOn at-hOuse,
Franklin Wharf, for one week from date. For tur-
ther particulars Address
ALCYON, Box 21!3.
may23-1w Portland P. D.
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-...4e To let
PLEASANT rooms with board, for Gentlemen and
/ wives, or single Geniltmen can be had by ap :
plyipQ az 1875 Gu N BEkLAND ID STREET. my25*1w
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N O TICE.
FOR NeALE!

1GO 1000 Agents Wanted, Address NZC
With two stamps, F.A. SHATTUCK &CO.
r2Stf Augusta Me
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p We deeply regret to state
that ia Sunday last, Judge Reeds
son, Kenny Reed, Ustus Heming-
way, and Earl Sterling, we're struck
BY lightning at Mr.. Ryan's Saw
Mill. None of them were killed,
and we are pleased to learn are
fast recovering from their wounds.
b. Hereafter the Echo" viii
be issued on Saturday. The day
Of publication is changed in order
to give us time to put the Office to
rights.
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State OF Louisiana,
Parish sOR CaIcasiem.

OFFICE or TAX ConhEOToR,
LAKE CHARLEs, May 8th, 1871, I
NOTICE. II am now prepared to is-
IN sue State Licenses for 1871, All
persons following trades, professions or
occupations liable 10 tax are hereby
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Public Sale.

SUCCESSOR Q OO6at r. LOYGHtIS"'
deceased.
DY virtue Of an order Of the Hon.
I'D Probate Court of the Parish of Cal
casieu, there will be sold at auction, to
the highest bidder, by the undersigned,
or bya public auctioneer, at the last re-
sidence of deceased, on the Calcasieu
River, near Clifton's Mill, in the Par
ish Of Calcasieu, on
Thursday, june Est, 1877,
the following property, belonging to
the succession of John d. Logeman,
deceased, TO wit
l. A tract of land situated on the
Western side of the Calcasien River,
being part of the Rio Hondo land claim
of Jacob Ryan, ST., assignee of Joseph
Cornow, as per certificate No. 273, con-
tanning between three hundred and tif-
ty and four hundred acres Of land, be-
ing the same purchased by the deceas-
ed from st. German Elender, together
with all the buildings and improve
ments thereon. .....
2. A set Of ways, Capstain, Cradle,
house and all lumber belonging thereto,
together with the lease of fifteen years,
from DecembeR LIST, 1867, from Henry
Dewe, of the land on which the same is
built
/ 8 One fat; two sIiffs; lot of sheaves
and pins; lot of tools, being vice, ham
mers, screw plates, anvil, &C., and also
Ia lot of carpenters tools, and many
other articles too numerous to mention,
on the following
TERMS AND CONDITIONS,
| All the movable property,-including
the lease of certain piece of land, leas-
ed from Henry Dewe. by the deceased
/ inshis life time, for the term of 10 years,
at five dollars per year, three years
or fifteen dollars thereof being now
paid) from the LIST day of December,
A. D. 1867, situated on the west side
of the Calcasieu River, measuring one
hundred feet front on said river, by one
hundred and sixty feet in depth, and
being the same land on which is now
built and erected the ways, capstains,
| &C., aforesaid. The said land to besOld
! together with the capstain, and many
other improvements thereon, as afore-
| said-payable cash ON day of sale. The
1
purchaser of said lease, capstain, ways,
&c, assuming the payment Of the year
| ly rent To Henry Deue, for the remain
! ing term of said lease, expiring Decem-
her LIST, 1882, from the LIST December,
1870.
And the immoVable property payable
on the 3rd day of October, 1871;
the purchaser executing his promisso-
ny note, with good and solvent resident
security IN soEdO, payable to the cura
tor or order, and conditioned to bear
8 per cent. interest from maturity till
1 paid.
] The land to be and remain specially
mortgaged, with vendors privilege fol
the price thereof, as follows, to wit
LIST, for the sum Of $500, due ST. Ger,
main Elender, on q mortgage note foI
that amount, due October 3rd, 1871,
4 with interest from maturity till paid.
| %, For the balance of the price d
4 adjudication, if any, in fayoFof the sue
eession, both until paid.
MITCHELL nj. WOOD,
Curator.
Lake Charles, April ~, 1871.
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Succession de feu John p. Logemaa
I'm veFtu dun ordre de Ia Cour dies
u Prenvas de Ia paroisse Caleasieu, Ii
seEa Yendu q l'encan public, au plus Of
frant ench6risseur, par L soussign6, on
par IN eueanteur public, IA dermere
residence iu defunt, sur d Riyiege Cal
casieu, pres du moulin Clifton, en-
cote paroisse, le
Jeudi, Ter Juin, 1871.
les propd6t6s ci-apres d6orites, apparte-
naut a Ia succession do John d. Loge-
man, DECIDE, 3 saY0iy
/. I'm certain moroccan de terre situe
sur IL rive Quest de d rivieTe Calcasieu,
partie de "A reclamation Rio Hondo de
Jacob Ryan, ST., assign6 de Joseph
Cornow lcertihcat No. 273l contenant
entire $50 ct 400 acres; ct etant lie meme
achet6 par le defunt de st. German
Flender ayec toutes les ameliorations
gui s'y tF0uYent.
2. Un ieu de yoies, berceau, cabes-
tan, mRison ct bois, y appartenant, en-
semble ayeo le bail de 10 ans a comp
ter du Ter Decembre 1867, Toner de
Henry Dewe, tdu lot de teTre sur le-
quel sont battles ces amelorations.
3. I'm ehaland; 2 esquifs, outils de
eharpentiers, de naYire; ct autres arti-
eies, &c. &c.
TERMEs Ell CONDITIONS.
Toutes les propri6tes meubles y com
pris le bail dun certain moroccan de
terre, lone par 3e defunt, de son viyant,
de Henry Dewe, a 50 par an, pour
terme is ans, partir du Ter De-
cembFe 1867 (dont 3 ans, on SIS
Bont payes) situe sur la rive droite de
Ia RiMere Calcasieu, mesurant 100 pied
du face, sur Ia Riviere, par $50 pieds de
profondeur; le meme terrain on Sc trOu,
vent battles les voies, maison, &c. LIE
dit bail sera vendu ensemble avec les
dites vOies, maisOn, cobestan, DC.
L'acquereur assument lie Placement du
bail EN- faveur de Henry Dewe parGI
du Ter Decembre 1870.
Et les prophecies immeubles payable
le 3octobre 1871. L'acquereur tournis,
sont son billet, ayec securite solidalre,
solVable ct resident de Cette paroisse,
payable au CurateUr on son Ordre, Ell
portant int6r9t a pour cent de son
6cheance.
Laterre demeurera sp6cialement ny
poth6qu6e aYec privilege du vendeur,
pour le prix d'achat CONNIE suit, sayOir'
1. Pour La somme de $500, due st.
Germain EIeander, sur billet hypoth6.
quaire, ce montant, 6ch6ant le 3 octo-
bre 1871, ct les int6rets.
2. Pour la balance du prix d'adiudi.
cation en- favour de la succession, jus
qu'au Placement. ..... f.. r..
- MITCHELL NJ. WOOD,
.. Curateur.
Lac Charles, 81 Avril, 1871.
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NOTICE. TO THE TAX PAY
ERS or THE PARISH
OF CALCAsEEU.
QFFIcE oF - OoLLEoToR,
PAnmH 81 CALoAaIauL Ia.

TNTET9h UE 7N1ANUhaTIUf LIZ
A IL persons owing toxes in this par
ISL are hereby notified to pay the
same promptly II they wish to save
eosts. Once open every day from 8
a. NJ. To 5P. M
@. BAI.BE,
Tax Collector
Lake Charleg, dpril 10th, 1871 -L8t
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DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES,
CROCKERY,
BOOTS e. SHOES,
HATS,

and a general assortment
too numerous to mention.
i think / can suit purchasers both as
to the prices and quality Of my goods,
and az ] charge nothing to show them,
/ invite everybody to call and inspect
them IS SOMETHING may be made MOTH
ING can be lost by SO doing.
Be5a Call and examine my stock.
[n25- Y. y. wv. BRYAN.
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now to Make Mischief

Keep your eye on your neighbors.
fake care Of them. DO not let them stir
without watching They may do some
thing wrong II you do, To be sure, you
never knew them to do anything very
bad, but II may be on your account they
have not. Perhaps II Il had not been for
your kind care they might have dis
glaced themselves long time ago. There
fore do not relax any effort to keep them
where they ought to be. Never mind
your own business--that will take care of
itself There is man passing along The Is
looking over the fence-be suspicious OF
him; he may contemplate stealing, some
Of these dark nights there Is no knowing
what queer fancies he may have gotten
into his head
you fnd any symptoms Of any one
passing ont Of the path Of duty, tell
every one else what you see, and be par
ticullr TO see a great many. II Is good
way to circulate such things, though Il
may not benefit yourself or any ono else
particularly. DO keep something going
silence is dreadful thing; though Il il
said there was silence In heaven for the
space Of bali an hour, do not let any such
thing occur on earth; II would be too
much for this mundane sphere.
IT, after all your watchful care, you
cannot see anything out Of the way in
any one, you may be sure II is not be-
cause they have not done anything bad
perhaps ~ an unguarded moment you
K lost sight Of them--tbrow ont hints that
they are no better than they should be-
/ that YOU should not wonder il the peo-
pic found out what they we've after a
while, then they may not carry their
heads 50 high. Keep Il going, and some
one may take The hint aud begin 10 help
son along after q while--tbGn there will
be music and everything will work 10 a
charm.
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Henry Ward Bcecher has written this
never saw any body do anything that
did not watch him, and see bow he did
Il, for there Is no telling but that some
time might have to do Il myself. was
going across q prairie once: my horse be-
gan 10 limp. Luckily came across
blacksmitl's shop, bat the smith was not
a home. asked The woman Of the house
n she would allow me 10 start fire, and
make the shoe She said might II !
knew how 50 ! started hre aud heat
"a the shoe red bot, aud turned Il TO IL
ny horses foot, aad pared the hoofs, and
turned tbe points ofthe uails out cum
ningiy, a. lad seen tie blacksmith do,
20 that driving the nail into the booftheY
should not - into the quick, and sbod
.he horse a. The nenl place went to I
vent straight . d smith, aud told bin 20
.e, he shoe properly lIe looked At the
borse's foot, and paid me he gfeatest
compliment / ever received 10 my life
lie told ne Il pat On that sboe had
better follow Diacksmilling 81 ms lIfe.
Vow never shonid have known how 20
DO ihll Il Lad not looked On, sud seen
others 10 4.
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war rsorl. oreur 70 K,ow


knsw lodge of Ia mechanism anl o.
Gees ofthe skluis ~ Erralrr Importance
Ip preventing aah curing disrasc than
that # any other part afitc body. The
sAu % external covering u our bodies !,
composed 81 two LAYERS called b, anato.
mi.t. aetma aud epidcrul. ll,o derma
being Jhc lowe, layer, The cwdcrins ihe
upper LAYER o. the outside covering OF
the body pceptN imbcddel ia lhc derma
are multiplicity of glapd, made up Of
congcrics Of re.icics coiod together IL
small oblong bodies which open into
tube or duct, this tube passes from the
gland through thc dcriua aud cpidermis
aud terminates on the surface OF The skin
in AZ aperture OF pore There arc 2spo
Iuf these pores 20 cvery square Inch ofsur
face throughout the body, and there arr
1000 square inches Of surface on a person
Of ordinary sire, making the number OF
pores IN the skin Of one person seven
millions,
IN health from three TO four pounds OF
( poisonous matter passes Oh through these
pores daily Taking cold u simply con-
traction OF closing Of these little openings
IN the skin, throwing the oNcrementilious
matter back upon the the iatcrnal organs,
iisarranging their functions aud produc-
ing oue-haIf OF an the diseases mankind
is afflicted with When these pores have
been closed for any length oftmc, malig-
nant ievcrs and dangerous iuaammatious
of the internal organs cnsue, and II The
afflicted one escapes death She constitu-
lion is so aptto be weakened as to predis-
pose the body TO diseases which before Il
was wholly able to resist
When persons take cold who have no
knowledge of the skin, instead OF remov.
ing the cause by opening the pores or tax.
ing sweat at The very moment Of their
lndispositiou, they wait until their bodies
are pretty thoroughly diseased, then sum.
mon a physician, swallow down quanii-
tics of nanseous drugs, and IL the drugs
assisted BY nature happen TO open the
pores, the patient may live to 20 through
the same ordeal three or four times more
before going down TO an untimcly grave.
Taking sweat for the cure OF colds Is
20 simple, safe aud ehicaeious remedy Ms
to allow Of being administered with as
much safety by child as by physician,
And when once persons Of ordinary in
teIligeuce understand the mechanism aud
Offices Of the skin they will know from
he uuatural feelings Of the body, and the
hot dry condition Of the skin almost the
moment when they have taken cold; aud
knowing the cause of this abnormal state.
they will remove il by resorting TO simple
means, not only because they are more
safe and efiicacious, but because they are
less expensive and more pal table.
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haud's face Allan. how strong ar5 We
sou have grown You don't kupw how
mpp, i makes me
~ raugh, her Is hIs bosom. and held
her there
NJ, blessed wife bow gaull help he.
ing strong aud well beneath the influence
OF a love Ike Yours ] owe ven much,
darling very much ! cannot tell vou
how happy lam
And Mar, knew that The fountain oi
goodncs, in her heart could never b
closed up again while sense and memory
were hers,
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.as . b b gaaad ia frst etsss Qfasf
tsfms. sa1rsss
si,~ nA CaoHruL
wILLAEp
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w,.hasna IssIu nc
ISLAND uorsE
ny > Hosr.
n,uostT.1. siy Vermont
INK EQpINUx HorsK
r fnl r4aaos
uasebss,tr. ysrmall
P,H oBYls rrsprietof.
opsb from Jaae to October
yANbEBLIr's MOTEL,
Manchester. Vermont
EA. y4sprnsr. Proprietor
ssopsa the entire year ~
THEELM HOUSE,
Manebs.ter. Vermont
CHARLES r oByIs, Proprietor
Open from May 10 November 87ly
THE LAUREL nuUsE,
c.atsr.Eui Fans, Csskll Mountain.
~ miles wea Of the Mona,sin House
aid5s l.. scHrTT, Proprietor
BAHDSE ELL HOUSE
na D. " cR,vroS,
Hatlasd. I4nyl Vermont.
wINBHAM COUNTY HOUSE,
Fs,etgyiile. vermont
a.. T. sroSt Proprietor
pisa,sng Rooms fJr summer Board,rs.
So rsrms reasonable. b0l, l5'
ARLINGroH HOUSE
A. l., BARrLuT, Proprietor
Arlington, Vermont s5l
WASHING TON NOTE
GR0 ", BAKER Proprietor
porset, Vermont
Good accommodations for summer boarder
at reasonable prices i2 lsi5K
BROMLEY HOUSE.
By Geo. Dave, Peru, Vermont.
Terms Moderate.
Nice Rooms ior summer Boafders
BEFHRENCrs
r. II orvis. Equiaor House, Manchester, VI.
Col NJ " Col5uru, Factory Point ".
4blyl5
OLD DonIEY HOUSE,
Pre- Island,
STEPHEN t. coNELTN. Proprietor
spleudid Accommodations for Families. Fan
Btacing Sea Air. Good saiiiug, Fishing, Gnn
mug, Ocean aud stlil Bathing, etc
80 -Four Trains Daily from Nes York by s1u,l
side Railroad 4lyl5
JLA MOON,
DEALER ~
Ready Made Boots and Shoes.
ladies aud Urhtu r, MIsses sLd CHlldreB'r, OF
styles aud qualities, aud difieTeIt maputsc nrt
Al work sNranto', and mAie good Also
Rubber Boots, Over Goats, Over hoes
l'asItt, Vermont,
n Is The latest styles boots made to order,
2ltn
E'oH SALE .,,oo r,
reiy 90 business envelopes 81
WILLIAM PATTON,
nos as, 100, lo2 Main Street,
Springfield, Massachusetts,,
Importer and Jobber Of
NOTIONS AND FANCY GcODs,
Clocks. periumeres, Breach loading and 81 kin'
% Gaus Plstais Ammuuitou aud tish Tackle
al orders slil meet with prompt attention,
WILLIAM NORRIS,
PAINTED, GRAINER AND
Paper Hangc.
order. lsn At / Perkins ,tore viii ree-i
prompt aiteLu9H-
Maaehes,cr. sept, 20 1871. isyi
f
- Bennington, Nermont,
psslsf IL Iaots. Embteldferies. Hoisety Bre
aad cieas TuumnRs sc,-. q lhc beet qusi
a84 ~ cts rrfcts.
Al afdefs iiy mAi' ff9mFtlf Ati'aa' ~
Ban rgtab. ~ @ 6 itb lNTl POI
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