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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-13

perior worEuanshp combined With originality Of principle
TNTIMATION is hereby given that in an
seton Of MutiplepoBdng and E1oneraon raised At me M
acting the Trust Disposition and Deed Of Settlement I
b. the deceased William Davidson. Doctor o. Medicine IN I
SOW dated l2h March, I8f5 and With Codei thereto oatd u
Spiemlr 1889 all recorded the Books Of
March 1865 Pursuers and Real kasers
against Isabella Davidson residing at Gnnde ttr
hsndaorr Elizabeth williamson Davidson Widow Of the SAID
Rliao Davidson also residing at Gensde near Iorq1Ay
Hunter Nelson Boyd spouse Of Charles BOYD Writer CoSpr
ret spouse Of Francis Nelson residing In
Peels Charles Bo7i for bis interest and Administrator
his wife and The children Of the deceased Mrs Marion
Davon or stalker spouse Revd Duncsn Stalker sometimes
siding Pebles thereafter At North argyle CounU WAshingto
AeF nOS ~ ssa1s sTs or s'''R ST,e Snd '1
Administrator IN law for his children As also tpe tu'oIs
sa9 CutOrs Of such Of the Defender IS are ~ pSPy
Scotland and also IN an action o. keoceen a.
Of The said labels Stevenson Daon eh1 we ~ ns
depending before Lord grvssoode HIS Lordsbp vas
pleased 70 pronounce he following lnteTocutor:
EDINBURGH 18th july l372The Lord Ordinary oonons with this
Of peea and Reduction the instance Of Miss
Isbta stevenson Davidson sgsnst Dr. Dson Trustees at present
or he COMBINED actions be Defenders called
MappOndn MRS and tb Miss Davidson and also 20
Tribune AVID in o. the published ash
United and ordans all parties having tsJe in
sad actions 70 comPsaI en BY the third SYN sS II 0e8Oer
NACON0( liz 4 HARE W. g. 10 Hlst. Edinburgh, and ROB
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IMPROVED BREECH- LOADERS-Latest inn
proyemen London vorkms sshp self closing actions rebound
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NEXT-OF-KIN lCE.-ESTABLISHED
~ 1325-Jut THIRD EDITION Of CHAMBERSs INDEX TO
ING TO VAST SUNS OF UNCLAIMED MONEY Letters Az Is
complete three dollars free ROBERT CHAM
BER stocEve Ps LONDON England ard all Booksellers
A. rs van ~ IL. y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-13
Sales On Autilon

A. MELVIN, Aucuonsst
by BANGS, MERWIN e. Co, Broadway, cor.
lb lh,Stles o. Books Works ofA Furniture Sc
TUESDAY G0g. -, end fOFuz days-ENGLIsH AMERICAN
BOOKS. DIRECTLY from Publishers
GEO. A. LEAVITT g. Co, date Leavitt,
strebegh Co D. Clinton Han Aston place BY
Arros of COLLECTIONS Book PAlslAe Al
lnA " LnEKAtl PEOPERTT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-13
AIarble ano 6laie manltls.

A KLABER, Steam MARBLE and MARBLE
~ ZINC WORKs ~ ald 80 kssi BEtsuth4t marble tni
o. bs1d Bautes Thsg Aar0e COau Monuments pree
a,Ig oompettoR Marie taIIiag for The ifaoe
GTEWART's SLATE MANTELS-Rich and
- sspt de.,sr Slate sos ever tescp01. MARBLE aud
WOOD E4ETilL r. p STEWART Co, no sad Wesi
" enytlif9st. Sevenh-aye
& KLABER a. Co, MARBLE WORKS, 223
-, Wet YnyG 49, between Broadway and Egbuyt Marble
400 nsrbsd aBts aobulDents Hest'oo Of sapO yoIEsn.
Suy - ssT Nv NIGGA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-13

The auonous Cotton running ID quahy not
n ore than haf grade above below the grade quoted
m-Quotatons-Jow hding lsle' hiddhng lse steader
PRESENT DELIVERY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-13

DRUGS AND DYEShe market for Opium quiet bat eady sales
At &C 2 gold boud Morphine is held at % 49, rude birthstone
plenty and prices ha5e upward tendency at 81 We note sinai
a Oh Sandens Oh Lemon ~ 30; sauders0ns on Beamo
~ g 80 AMI on Peppermint D. Chemicals quiet and
changed sales Ash l6d3e, god Sal sods, Aa2ic
- -. a.. .,ll RAJ arlEoI QolL Z note
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-13

MOLAsSEsThe market quiet but prices unehange We qnoe
old Crop Cuba Centrifugal ana MIed d29c o
Cayel d2ae for Mlscovado Refining ioI 90 SIoey
3 for Porto Rico for English Islands aud Od3Oc Tor New
Orleans by auction bbls EewOrean At sS6!c, New Crop
NAVAL STORES-Spnts Turpenne has become plenty and
lower buyers sales 81 bbs at sic Rosn dull aud Tea
Nth aes onlg Of Strained 81 30 and - bills Good DO al
81 iS Tar QUIET and weak - Ji for Washington and vii
min gon City. Pitch qrOted al - So
OS-Wae and Sperm quiet and steadily held Lnseed
Is on oDbng demand and snn At c from ernslrs hands
In casks quiet unchanged at 76d3e for Prime Winter aud
% Tor present Menhaden less plenty and arm Otlr Oils are
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-13
SECOND BOARD.
s,1rs rRnM 12t ro / O'CLOcK z. ".

S0iSs or GOrSHment Bonds -
on f. is 1891 Re- .....l5 250jO T. s. so Goa. 1871
d 0Du \ e.luCou 6l....1R y o'clock
M 0 r. \ 5l Con 65...ll2 800 L. 5. g., 1910 Coupon iO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-13
RRrEiprs OF PRODUCE.

Per AertA AirT PsshoI ana Railroads
Nov BIB pkgS Ashes pigs besswst 81 oaes Doom Corn
81 bbi Copper, R3s bales Cotton ~ Dds foa ~ be ae.
90 bags Meal G6 80 bush Wheat o bush Cora Vc+ bash
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-13

southern Flour supply and GRADES dull aud heavy
dull and heavy sales go bills We qloc
Bait MiTd Ito Gool SUP - sgd 20 10
Bait and Georgeosn anu Family 99g " %
Richmond Country. Superhne. iVW -
Richmond tOuu Erta.. 9N0 %
Baltimore Hossri-st brands ........''.'''''' w 80
Iagerstovp ucnty EItras.....s..'''.''' sV@ . ~
Rye Flour Is in demand and Is fnneri sies Of 80 bbs We
quote; a,x1ssos
and Pennsyivauia.... aOa D ~
TAI, demand snd steady sales Of Us bo We
trp Meal w.err Corn Meal BTre. 50 % ds3 90
Ccrr MeaLWe.tW. 2 % Com MealG'HnE AZ -
urksheat Flour deuaud 73G VI Is Y 0 TO- Tor
State and 3 goa 80 20 for Pentsyiyania. -
sales Of Common White Wheat Etias al
IS IS ald FAMILY % - 50D - -
California atd Oregon Flour JUL and heavy. $500
BAG Me.l-The dull quote ane Whie AZ 81 Sa t
fs Yellow l as Coarse i5d ~ 20 Gni Ground Feed
81 l0a ri Is. Cob HesL 9Oc n 05; New Coac ~ ~
supply sd hr The earierng demand
va, eh without decided chuEe The engagements To
Liverpool buf sn At 9d 800 bbs OF apples at IS
b, sail Wheat =. tSdi so bales Cotton at Jlt To
gi 1900 hh Foar st D.. $50 bbls
Apple. At IS $50 T. Cd 100 bills DO at s. 81 b. sail
9t0O bush. 9G9d The charters British bark hence
10 Penarth with 1900 Gram Is a British hsrk
hence port United Kgdca With 500 do at about
Cork for orders WITH 5000 Grain at a. 3D.
westoo excluded ...--. ..
FiS-Dry Cod are dali un,hAnged quot IS asa .; 80
- Georges New Mackel hrn but dnt
At eli for Massachusetts Shore aud ~ for No do Bay
without change quoted s5g &c for No s2 for No. and $50
for Hrrg quiet and values steady at z for Sealed Hui
ise Tor No l. Other descriptions dulk We qaOte:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-13
THE MARKETS.
tcsrefur, Reported Tor TEE TNIBuSr.

tCareipry Reported Tor TEE TEIBuSEl
TVEsDAr Nov. ~. 1872
AsHRs-Tbe receipts 70 pigs Pots quiet and values
steady quoted S. IS Pearls are inactive and nominal
BRESWAY-There continued good demand and the market
.eady quote 3id3o Tor southern
BUILDING MATRRIALS-Ihere continued fair inquiry FOR Bnek
and tie market steady Cement quiet and unchanged Laihs are
steady and good request Other descriptions are Without enhg
BntcxA CEMEsT.
Pal. ~ M,.,.., ss @d-- ROsendsle p bb....S aSl 90
y K. H. = h...... ood so LINE - , ..
Jersey O0lCommon, y bbl...... a 81
Crolon Fronts u Goals tel lump, bb......' q II
Plsdepha Fronts. 40 00d45 OV Laths Eastern Me- a 70
HAh
Cattle ner hush . a. NOva Scotia tun SIS 50d6 %
a b. 50d5 ~
Gale. Rsst kCitY . ton 00e2 80
BROOM CORN AND BRoOMS-Tbe market has been quiet
lint st.aI. We guoe New Green 6d5c Old do. 6d63 Oh
MIe ard ODD Red 2d3c quiet aud unchanged
S2d ~ 80 Per tUz 49,
COTTON1cre hs been better demand Tor Cotton on the spot
the markets but ps learn Of no change "equoe IS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-13
THE MONEY MARKET.

SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE-f1Isr CALL
104 O'CLOCK A. NJ.
SAILS OF Gororrunenf bonds - SO,
10 600 L g. 1881 Reg...il4l GOO o. s. $40 Con- 81 ~
GOO 10000 L. 4. $40 Cou bI.il4.
6A.....tR 5000 o. b. De- l0tO Iou'''lV'i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-13

Appe quicker sale, and generally ai rather beer g res
ear 6n Spitl selling with gegiag - o. g. o. .. or
bills West New-York MIXED fruit soli at = = c Cao r''
few another II jest &c. ne r. c caa
were very and sold 50 csc, &c ohDt 2. - ~
6rst full car OF California grpes has llst arFed 90 j. d.
Fsnum There were 39 c.sics, toK~. T7r ~.
cat and the rest F. Tokr coming through IN good o-f % Ell u
SAP freight The Museas Sc and he Iosay 90 & To.
state grapes the trouble With horses Do ;e cl pre-,
inc gep them TO railroads Home He o'; 81
nsrtet Some b. dAemher.s are selling s6d 8 u. Duc.ss
have nearly all been Crnberres bat Apple
v.eeksb
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-13

HOPS-Tbere continues fair inquiry. and the market hrc
eens are light and stock small sales Of 25 bales New at S0d
We quote c.,. !.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-13

Mill report week u Ing Nov l., l2 Nunb@r csas MIR o't
Enc daily 3lOO; number kr- -a ' 7sabI e-s
mill daily 2st number mia Over Ne@
Iue; number milk HUDSON SJl fgshis @l oa 49,
cans per Harlem platform ban a. 81 80 S 'o'
AZ 25 the average the wees being " 70 = " ". cab
POULTRY And GAME.
Liv. porly had more uqar snils DONG bteH heS
nearly Unchanged good delag Cane plenty ,rsgs
,rb ., me weather ulf.v6hls 0d,y, ant aitat - So
xb deer At snv rnce saddles have teen ess'c
Onail are Quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-13

Reepis for the week 2O4 as than is'' Nes some
eek last year bUls Fresh aud State lined ore coi2s De-
ter some lined Ia bad order sa have ten
made a l3c.. as they Quotations: -,,
Pa j. dor.:2 as western extra Eark'''s. ~
az LINED - y ~
$50 ILmel, sta'e....s's''.'@ ez'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-13

Receipts week 4 pigs dried fruit Or ls ess ha1 last "eA
Arrival Of peanuts - 10 trsi - y
ept. of ppes There quite erred apple
mostly Of ga stock prices As the will doubtless be
very large that they shall be kept point where si
pers They going abroad fairy 81 pa stat lln
Western are not in sufficient qHsnttg % cstailsh pres
leu erv fancy Southern sliced exceeded qaoiaoL sos uoel
are 2O bb oil Southern qs 2lc; 800 DO al 2aJc 200 bag rev
enn,e AZ about de 2l0 Southern sliced, o. bbs .o
7c 10 bb ora Sc Peaches dali ana prime peeled fYr
love- ses OF Georgia North Carolina being Mae u 2 win
IN bb fair AZ 2 $50 bags 5c, and 2c % hars
ne Backberne inquired for Eight hb cEcrre, s a.
halle Clcsnuis not selling
doing QuOtst ons:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-13
PEsN. AND NJ
CHEESE.


Reep,s for the week SOS boxes less than a
re. sane week last year past ~ee o
bote, same week year 1919 bo- Gable quotation OBS 1oa
closes Al 49, the advance Of IL abroad nor the hher fhs
Of gold the value o. cheese Oh the e2s u
nm and the market weak difficult 10 reach over c f ian
= "a bnnes ami the home rarely exceeds 4ic shippers
are now taking cheap lots at 8dlOc Prices Al Little fas
eseniay we're l3dl4c exceeding c ancy ot vas sou
10 arrive here At 4i There few Western coming o~
and Fnb dairr Il little called Pineapple has hght sale lie
49, ~ fctorv hee back generally conceded 20 be much aef
thsn il was al year SO far we have received @ ~
October against I'D ~ same he
LIST wear Deae here inclined accumulate late stocks Vl"
stats FACTORY very ia ai Farm Dslry good 70 @I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-13
100 UbioB PA,ise

COO Nil A 80 Pau
Pref ............ "A
100 Missouri, Kan
Gss a. TerAs
Railroad ... 80. a
100 Pacific Railr0'd
Of MO........... St
The Portland daily press., 1872-12-21

CURING Mess BEEF.-Procure oak or white
ash barrels, perfectly clean and sweet No
cask that has been used for storing water ap-
pies or vegetables of any scrt will keep beef.
Use nothing but new casks, or such as have
been used for pork or molasses To 100 lbs. of
beef use 16 lbs rock salt, pulverized. and 1 ID.
the salt--frst layer of salt, then a layer of
beef Pack as compact as possible, and con-
tinue to pack layer of salt and then layer
of beef until the cask is nearly full Dis
card all bones containing marrow. Lay on
make its own brine, and you will have beef
that will keep in any climate When the beef
is used out in summer or autumn, mutton
can be corned in the brine and be first rata
The Portland daily press., 1872-12-21

STORY OF THE FIRE-Almost every dav
we near some new instance to show how far
reaching was the loss by the great fire. Wa
were recently told of an old man in New
Hampshire who lost his ALL Years ago he did
business for a time in Boston, and put little
money INTO insurance stocks So fortunate
were his trst ventures, that he soon converted
all his means into this kind of property. and
Tor years his whole savings and much borrov-
ed money had been thus invested re saw the
tre from his home fifty miles away, and n,t.
urally his tirst Thought was Of his insuran-e
stocks. He took his map, and studied the
bearing of the fire, and was convinced that il
must be in Boston, and long and earnestly he
watched to find that hour after hour the fire
hend still ragged. He told his wife his fears.
and Christian like, turned to his Bible. The
nrst verse that met his eye was in Amos: s'Tsut
VIII send a fire into the house of Hazael.
which shall devour the palaces of Benhadad. .
he closed the volume, and cried out to his wife
that he knew the fire had DESTROYED his all.
BY the first train Monday morning be came to
Boston TO learn that twelve of the thirteen
companies in which he had owned stock had
failed, and $4,000 the saving of lifetime,
was gone. Too old to begin life anew, the
tears rolled down his cheeks as he told his tale
TO our informant, and cried in his agony. sT
am ruined, and owe money" The losses BY
the fire to the young and energetic will soon
be repaired, but the aged and women. so MANY
OF whom became impoverished, are indeed OBJ
lects OF our deepest sympathy y.-Boston Trapel-
The Portland daily press., 1872-12-21

lnqulrer-A small capital ought not to
discourage you, as liberal public demand
VIII soon enable you to obtain credit enough
TO go ahead. Moreover, it does not require
large capital to hire shanty on the out
skirts OF the city to manufacture relics of the
Boston fire.
Engiishman"-No; the inhabitants of
nuialo are not all quadrupeds. Many of
1nem nave two legs, and frequently find even
'nat number more than they can conveniently
manage.
The Portland daily press., 1872-12-21

MISCELLANEOUS
S 7 A N D A r D
BOOKS.
Morocco, Calf, Library and Cloth
BINDINGS.
Waverly Novels,
Centenary Edition;
Dickens in Household,
Riverside, Globe
and Illustrated
Library Editions;
Froude's and
Macauley's Histories;
Thackeray and
C0oper's Novels;
Parkman's Histories;
Millman's His
tories of the Jews,
Rome and
Christianity;
Dialogues of
Plato, Josephus,
De Quincy, Ruskin
Carlyle, Schiller,
Goethe and Shakespeare,
In Great Variety.
Illustrated Books i,
G0ethe's Female
Characters, Keats
Endymian, Landseer,
Gallery, Raffaelle
Gallery, Lubke History
Of Sculpture,
Schiller and Goethe
Gallery, TennysOn'sN
Idyll's Of the King,
Don Quixote,
aud other works illustrated BY Dore.
Also a fine line Of
JUVENILES AND TOY BOOKS,
LOring, Short & Harmon,
Under Falmouth Hotel.
The Portland daily press., 1872-12-21

MASTER Your lCouGH at once with Hale's
Honey Of Horehornd and Tar. Every affection
OF the lungs, chest or throat tending to con-
sumption, is not only relieved but absolutely
oblterated by this wonderful vegetable pull
monic. Sold by all Druggists.
The Portland daily press., 1872-12-21

CHArPED HANDS, face, rough skin, pimples,
ringworm. salt-rheum and other cutaneous af-
fections cured, and the skin made soft and
smooth, by using the JUMPER TAR Soar, made
by Caswell, Hazard Il Co., New York. Be
sure to get the Juniper Tar Soap, as there are
many worthless limitations made with common
tar. nov14-10yv
The Portland daily press., 1872-12-21

The PUREsr AND SWEETEST CoD-LIvER Or.
is Hazards and Caswelps, made on the sea-
shore from fresh selected livers, by CAswELL,
HAZARD & Co., New York 1t is absolutely
pure and sioeet Patients who have once takea
it prefer it tc all others. Physicians have de-
cided it superior to any of the other oils In
market nov14-12w
The Portland daily press., 1872-12-21
BUSINESS NOTICES.

THE CENrAUR LINMENr-has cured-does
cure, and will cure more cases of Rheumatism
stiff joints, swelings and lameness upon man
and beast in one day, than all other articles
have in hundred years. One says:-"I have
not held pen in seven months-now am all
right" Another that, '"The Ceataur Linimens
cured a frightful burn without a scar;"-ap-
other, st restored to use hopelessly lame
horse, worth four hundred dollars" etc. Try it
once. 1t is a wonderful thing.
CHILDREN cRY-for Pitchers Castoria. 1t
regulates the stomach, cures wind collie and
causes natural sleep. 1t is substitute for
castor OIL decl9-eod1w&wlt
KIDNEY, bladder and glandular diseases need
no longer be regarded as incurable The intro
duction of SMoLANDER's Bucu, which is one Of
the perfections of medical science, is now req
ulary prescribed for such as well as for all dis
eases of the urino-genital organs in either sex.
1t is diuretic solvent and Alternative, and inn
parts tone and vigor to the whole human frame.
dac17-eod1w
The Portland daily press., 1872-12-21

Its ~, wiser being good than bad:
ft,s ts sater stts peing meek than fierce;
Us Us inter being sane than mad:
ny NY own hope is, a sun will pierce
& Inc thickest cloud earth ever stretchaa.
Ia rnat after last returns the first.
Enough In wide compass round he satchea
Nnr Nn .S. WINCH q begins best can't end worst.
"Aas Soo blessed once-prove accurs'd.
-Brolcuia1
The Portland daily press., 1872-12-21
THE PRESS
SATURDAY MORNING. npc ., ,o.a
Gossip and Gleanings.

SATURDAY MORNING, DEC. 81 1870
Gossip and Gleanings.
The San Carlo, at Naples, has at length
adopted the French diapason normal
Lafayette has a man who takes a bath
every morning, and the local papers call him
lunatic.
young man who proposed to a handsome
out heartiess creature the other evening sug.
sested very popular poem--ths Beautifurs
No.
one day when Mrs. Partington heard the
minister say there would he a nave in tb.
new church, she observed that "she knew
who the party was."
One Of the latest current '.per,onals,, ia 10
the effect that the ex-Emperor Napoleon and
Eugenia are coming over next wear. viii
they also lecture?
Inc Hartford Times tells of gentleman
IN that city who, on getting a glass of soda.
was retiring from the store without the nsnol
little ceremony which follows that operation
'kecoliect," said the polite proprietor. s.if
you lose your pocket book, you didn't null II
out here"
think that love Is like pl.v.
Where tears and smiles are blended
Or like faithless April day.
Whose shine with shower is ended,
Ao ooinorook pavement, rather rough;
Like trade, exposed to losses:
And like Highland plaid, all stuy
And very full Of crosses.
Inc stories concerning Carlyle's poor health
are untrue. The old gentleman is very ro-
bust, and manifests the greatest anger against
the catch-penny paragraphs who have MANN
iactured the old hero into an invalid.
On, who shall lightly say that fame
nothing but an empty name.
whilst in that sound there is charm
Inc nerves to brace. the heart to warm
AS, thinking of the mighty dead.
ine young nom slothful couch will start.
ana vow, with lifted hands outspread.
Like them to act noble part?
"a young lady at recent fashionable
church wedding in New York seated berso,f
on tne PACK OF pew for better observation
Dut seriously interrupted the ceremony bv an
Involuntary somersault and attempt to stand
on ner mead in the pew just behind.
a brother of Sergeant Bates, the oao-he.r.
er' is at Terre Haute in a line of business sim.
har 70 the sergeants. He shoulders n bod
luil OF mortar, and marches from one end Of a
ladder to the other with it, without molesta.
ton from anybody.
Igs ~, wiser being good than bad.
1es SAFER being meek than fierce.
ts Us ntter being sane than mad:
nv ny own nope is sun will pierce
That eAess nftas s cloud earth ever stretched;
i,,a ThaI aLter last returns the first.
rrnoagn q wide compass round ba fst.hoa
Nor rh. n.on oegins best can't end worst
wv ''esse0 once-prove accursd.
-Brownsng.
"lnquirer'-A small capital ought not to
discourage you, as liberal public demand
VIII soon enable you to obtain credit enough
TO 60 ahead. Moreover, it does not reouire
large capital to hire shanty on the ont
skirts OF the city to manufacture relics of the
Boston fire.
Englishman'-No; the inhabitants of
The Portland daily press., 1872-12-21

think thatlove is like play,
Where tears and smiles are blended.
Or like faithless April day,
whose shine with shower is ended,
Like Colnbrook pavement. rather roro,
Like trade, exposed to losses:
And like a Highland plaid, all stufr
And very full Of crosses.
The Portland daily press., 1872-12-21

The San Carlo, at Naples, has at length
adopted the French diapason normal.
The Portland daily press., 1872-12-21

Inc Hartford Times tells of gentleman
In that city who, on getting glass of soda,
was retiring from the store without the usual
llttle @ ceremony which follows that operation.
''Recollect," said the polite nronr;o,or 60.
you lose your pocket book, you didn't pull il
out here"
The Portland daily press., 1872-12-21

Vessel for Sale.
DARK "LINDA STEWART now dischargng at
ID this port 234 tons register and in good order.
For particulars inquire Of
dec1sdtf CHARLES II. CHASE & CO.
The Portland daily press., 1872-12-21

young man who proposed to handsome
out heartless creature the other evening sug.
sested very popular poem--ths Beautiful's
No.
The Portland daily press., 1872-12-21

Lafayette has man who takes bath
every morning, and the local papers call him
alunatic.
The Portland daily press., 1872-12-21

A young lady at a recent fashionable
church wedding in New York seated herself
on the back OF a pew for better observation
ou' seriously interrupted the ceremony by an
involuntary somersault and attempt to stand
on her head in the pew just behind.
The Portland daily press., 1872-12-21

one day when Mrs. Partington heard the
minister say there would be nave in the
new church, she observed that "she knew
who the party was.n
The Portland daily press., 1872-12-21
Notice.


TTVHE members Of the Cumberland County Agri-
Il cultural Society, are hereby notified that their
annual meeting, for the election of officers, ard the
transaction of any other business that may properly
come before them, will be held at the office Of Frank
Noyes, ESQ.,, Portland Savings Bank Building, Port
land, Tuesday December 3lst, 1872, at 10 o'clock A.
NJ.
SAMUEL DINGLEY, See'y.
Sebago Lake. Dec. 18th, 1879. de19d&wtd51
The Portland daily press., 1872-12-21

one OF the latest current personals" is to
tne effect that the ex-Emperor Napoleon and
Eugenia are coming over next year. viii
they also lecture?
The Portland daily press., 1872-12-21

a brother of Sergeant Bates, the hag-be.r-
er' is at Terre Haute in line of business sim.
.ar 70 'ne sergeants. He shoulders a hod
lull OF mortar, and marches from one end of .
ladder 70 the other with it, without molesta-
ton from anybody.
The Portland daily press., 1872-12-21

on who shall lightly say that fame
Is nothing but an empty name.
whilst in that sound there is a charm
Inc nerves to brace. the heart to warm.
AS, thinking of the mighty dead,
Ine young from slothful couch win start
And vow, with lifted hands outspread
Like them to act a noble part?