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New-York tribune., 1873-03-03
New 11nblicatlons.
2STII YEAR.
. ENLARGED AND IMPROVED.

she series viii embody novel and important srt
tp IN ADDITION eIeeenees Which, in tunes past htve
saiued Tor the lsper and high position
survey leading departments viii give those not familiar with
fe psperan ides Of its range 1t will comprise Editorials topics Of
reh interest; Brilliant PoTtus Of American Life
Edons The world Of BeisLettres Paint
rg Sculpture Science Music and the Drama Essays Ample Excerpts
European Writer'S Spicy Letters from Correspondents In a
che grest Capitals world Copou Extracts from New Books and
ssyn happenings and dngs The Beau Mondej
embracing very freshest Of interest this country and
Ruoyethe completely mirroring the Wit and wisdom the humoT
.sd pAihos the and sparkling gossip Of tie times
New-York tribune., 1873-03-03
HOME JOURNAL CLUBS.

ssar coming year the Publishers Of The HOME JOUR
NAL have Of the best periodicals. and offer them TO
and o with the benefit Of the large discount in
price
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Maganb Harper Weekly Hsrpes BaEaT Atlantic Monthly Serb
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ell HOME JOURNAL and Frank Leses Ladies Journal Illus
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b.beTs,
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New-York tribune., 1873-03-03
Gitp Rful Gsinif tor Sale.

A n EXECUTORS SALE of n valuable plot of
IN upper James Gordon Bep.
netts residence for +2aOn hiss than their value property
this vicinity Tspiiy iBsreAng value sold II ,1
eeaiorsi terms liberal HOMER MORGAN. Ma. 2 Finest
A PLEASANT DWELLING, replete with all
"A rnodem Improvements; furnace warmed bathroom Ici
rs East Thrieihs 2OIi9 feet Possession sarf Price
$1,000 Terms EASY X q. HATPlRLD. 81 Pinest
A WELL-BUILT three-stOry high -stOOp
"A bowBsBe good order and veil located Fnyfhi
offered s moderate price. RULAAD WHITING, Bei.
mar
RARGAINS on Fifth and Eighth-aves. front
cs Cot.iP. en sIs aud ssen!b,yss shove the Pai
wa H. RAYsoR
u PIBth
New-York tribune., 1873-03-03
Gtualions tuantco--f females.


A PLEASANT and refined young LADY,
IA good writer for the press Her family
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A NUMBER of German SERVANTS con-
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A REFINED and educated lady would like
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IL oOloTed HELP u1l please call
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No i9 FourtSsye looL Tenbstl 10 bssepeuL
cTTUATI0N WANTED-By respectable
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beat aty refssDee CAL at Ls East HGhtbr,
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New-York tribune., 1873-03-03

Bv James NJ Miller legal sale, under the direction OF bw
Brown referee four lots 0I0O located on the souiheT
entht commencing 40 feet westerly from In
By L. H. Ludlow Co. receivers sale OF The e Sc OF TIE prem
Gated and No 7i BTosdWsy southeasty corner Of
place
New-York tribune., 1873-03-03
90 Uhom II nan Concern

CHICAGO OFFERS TO MANUFACTURER
S-Pspe weaIeE Iron wod nsih pottTs Ware,
DONATIONS ei LAND Hobart b1tisess
ChesEO spbpJlsa hsp; Bod railroad -ebie. -
J. q hRLR,
DS ClsTt a.. keem a. CLfssa ItnheA
New-York tribune., 1873-03-03

IL COLLBGESwe enabled to ofer Tor sale mOsi vaaabe
with large water 'front.'
overlooking Hell Gate AID the city, close to depot o. the kver
Railroad. completed
the City Hall steamboats, and drive The
property by be the fes upon the Sound or In west
site Institution II cannot be surpassed
price will command attention Pull particulars from the
sole Agents Of the Estate, e. BRo"S broadway" corner oi
New-York tribune., 1873-03-03

sI,HE REVIVAL HYMN AND TUNE BOOK
FOK TB MLbION-Th little SoTk contains o. Of choice
Revival HTVs ud Tunes for Prayer and Social Meetings Sunday
roos Congregations Among the would
Reiag Sibner" i win Never Casi Him Out"
Jesus OF Nazareth Pastk By" Price,
30 assi 80 buDdSd Publishers. HORACE WATERS
ssJS. 4sl BrsaeNAy. n Y
DO0K on STRUCTURE, Fistula, Piles, ImpO-
fpteso ofibs Gneslve Organs by HENRY OAkIBLS,
81. D., !" Le1ingon-sye hIleJ for 25 ee1ts
ROOKS for the learned and curiOuS-APPLE-
- TONS ASTEQUARCA 10 Ttd. Il very Broadway
, 1873-03-30

Tor sALE-BY D. COLE son, REAL ESTATE
5o1l: W.:htssos =. reat 5siosS - I'd I'd
and lot s711'o 4os washineton-st iot 4oIlo, S %s.h
III and aSq;s e Mad
5oe.st near Loemis brick hGnso end io g Rouorest
Hesr Latin - ,naEb3e top,. ceEasr Van nuEen md Pau
Union Park and lot 5oso IS Wa:hisen: aon
IT. cottage and lot, paaest a51l25 ~ ia
Section west ot Central PARK; acres corner Cali
a7a hoase and LOT s,6 West Lake
& s da H. s's nesi Gss sfey s2d R0ss . f
IT, Park;qs 4 =; Ct snd Wsshiasou. eas rasoed tIae
@ ID :oo sS 1ss
esss 1s's
psnlina; ~ feet MAison-st near Paullnn; bo1
Se A. oes III so5:s 81 t., 81 S U
fssE +; 4o35$5 j:et:ss.t. % cast i wsss3aA :;
South Gzccn-st with to1la5 feet house .nd lea.e ss
ss%h ehesp h9uss snd IL n s
l:s4s Jsslssn ;ad WE'D ID st ,
Ash!.ad.sv. noEth q ~ sozl25 7ss so5nsf
s' s,, near aug ADAMS; e' house. snd ii 5?Il5o sos
=, a h09;s saa r4sakn s m s
os os a5slas eI on s0: ,s.on, e: Gent1a PssE ot
cor Ccntre:st. and bisso. North Side. LOO o.ch;
souss sousS sna s o. centr.
70 Madison ncar central Park house and lots
Parties looking for tnFes,nents in the Mcst
Division will do we'll to ese us call. We make West
non eue resdcnts b. CoiE SON. S'''H ~
, 1873-03-30

EOR SALOON THE AVENUES SOUTH:
l. u it.. Wabash-ny-. near Fhirty.fourth-st.
loo IT,, Mhhastl-ay., near Thirty. .tifh-st.
% it., Wahash~ay., near Thirty -eiEhtl-Et.
Is it., Wabash nv, corner Thirty-eishth-st.
Is IT,, Wahash-av, near forty -trst. 81.
hUft., Wahash h-ay, near Forty ttl-st.
o. t., Wabash h-1T., near Fnrty.si1th.st.
:50 IT,. WAba-h-av., curuer Forty y-scvcnth ST.
1U3 It., Nhhnsl l.v., near Fifty-sigst-st.
IS IT,, Michigac-lv.. near Twenty eighth st.
g It,, Hlirhi~ -av., raar Twcuty-ninth-At.
~ IT., IliciliEan.ay. near Tlirt:- --lirst-st.
IS It., Mc!1iKnn-ay ccrnar rnirt y.tourth-st
~ IT,. Michigan -nv., curucr Thirty-si1th-st.
: IT,. MicnIgan-av., TlI:rty-scvcnth-z
10 IT,, MichiEan-av., corner Th;Ity-xeventh.1t.
100 IT,, Michigan -ar., noar Eorty-secotd-st,
1W It,, Micalg an av., nenr Fort y-fourh-st.
20 t.. Mtchigan,av., coruor Corty-sesauth-st.
200 IT,, Micligan.av., corner Forty -eight1-et.
15O IT,, Miehiga Ar, near Furty- -niuth-st.
3lH it,, MichiEnu-av., corner Fitticth-st~
10y It., 11fchtgnu.nv., cornc1 Flftysi.th-st
d it.. lndisEaaT., nent Thirty trst-st.
Is IT,, Iadaua-nr. near Thirty -tifth.at
LOO it., Indiana -ar., corner Fort, -scvcn .h.st
lou IT,, IndiAnanv., corner Fu1ly ly-c:hth-st-
2N IT,, lnuiuaa-eF., corner Fitt:cth-st.
q IT,, pratfie-av., near Thirty -aocundst.
GU IT,, Prairie az, corper Forty -third-st.
81 IT,, Prairie-av., naar Forty -tourth~st-
3Dft., Prairie Az. corner Furty+Iifti IT.
IN it., PraiEia-av. corner Forty y-tifth-st.
50 it., FfaiEic-aT., near Forty -iifth-s:.
81 IT., Prairie -Av.. neAr Forty sixth-et.
Ito It., PtalE1e-Av., corner Forty ntntll-st.
lou f., viucenncs-ar., cornor Oakwond boulevard.
l75 It., Finconues-nr., corner Thirty ninth-st.
40ft. Vinconpps- -Av., near Thirty -ainth.st.
GEO. Il. EMERY, l5I LaSalle.st.
, 1873-03-30
SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE.

| rrnrp nrfs All ~--0s ~@"N~-A -'N'
haplswood- house and 10 lots: will so or or
| change -
as ss 1GGass Ges: 8
lI:nRlcWoodG Elegant house and ac=e 81, col.
Hs;5s;5s TsS
Al MMas1hslltown. la.-BEck house and Iarse grounds
- TAyLoR BROOKS, g cl.rt-.t.
FOE, l,, sALE-;wlLLoW spK1SGs..7a ACRES At
St. 'S mi !'s i. dS Sod ss
houso barn. otc nl under fence; boaut!f9 grove
EES isf!$ai i y s sss'ss: WAR;
& Seagze
fS fs s: Il: @ = II i9s;nf 1;.; FL. ..
1t: !s: ss ss ASa;e A%s;ee93s;sa 9Ssas! Heights
{e5o;. eio;. 4 4 M&Esplsxeod.
Tho abovo list will bo sold below market Surus,
and On rery reasonable tos1ns. ..-'
FoR SALE-BY ISAAC Il. HIT / Emo. 10 MA
,~r, w2AsMISGToS 2ssn,I,i HEIGHTS PROPERTY, y
and ss tbe hetc and deDc, Suitable
foS resa1nSe a1t 5nd esns.s puvdoss -, po,.
pesstsy:, S9.lio zach. $ sper ioo,: :1,..e.,,,.,..
20 Trnccy-av.. In Section O. 81, H. $500 per
Call and 500 m.p. and pla,s.
FoaIR. .S. sALE-hI 4: g MoREY, o5 GLARK,sT-: IA
assts ads'aeE sbsss nv
50 asfes Fiftyhfh-s.. bono' ard and Ashland
iaasres corner Marrlsonst and city limits S. oo per
aero
FoR sALE-LoT 7a1l7o, on SOUTHWEST CORNER
E. Humboldt Boulerard and Hotilnanav.. ,Map'swood
fiji Win hes sif aRa
tbs b A1tssan a well sa bons
eraa.aenai .ad eloeo ffait t5ce. sad .hfa6Ssg pts
eonts pss on5 81 see DEive gut md SEQ tho proper
, 1873-03-30
TO RENT--RQOM5,

.a .IlA-..a' 1e1N
re nESroSE x5cE II EFT ngRS1saEp ROOM FOR
T. sasie. iEs: "a second ;iess. ia r.fEsr hloef
aas sf dss saa Existed
| no REXT-S ROOMS oX VEST RAD1soS-sT., !,
- 2s1 =, ,;szs 1sots2a.z,
ona. S,".s r't1..
,t. Sb n,c II sn ~ 1nd,no oKS'sHEb
asa.stccpins parties With Children ncsd .ppis
no REYT-wE HAVE F0UR VE1I-F15ay1;gE6
p Eli
f9s,f;i = 1ssi4i SUITE eff df FRONT ROOMS FURNISH
| RIO REST-RooMs-WITII FIyRSfTIIRE F01
..1o ses South sioraan-.t. sood ehanee for pare,
premises: ===.=-=-
wh spsi M family
- -. -,
n s .sisaa s'5 H. Cd
-t---...------ -----------
i1, @ ts pio's., nS1. A. 81 per moa
no nrST-a LARGE FURNISHED FRONT ROOM.
T1 e19hss p5s H. f1s onc or s tor two gentle
- 49,; -
s':hsss ;sses 3 ssi5:sn vss "a - d; 5es!a
S;aef 1at
.on-.t: -------------- -------
TIC, o,REsT-HASpsoMELY;FU FURNISHED no0ss,
/ er1cla.. day beard. .. ,he mo.t dotl..be
fS7nd for mi
e!ss; ,:7 nv, 7,5; 7777aa
o4 xsns o xsas nd aio
, 1873-03-30

'A1L.Y TRIBUNE: SUNDAY
SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE.
Fog sALEoR ExcHANGE-5 On 1c ACRES On
ssay .na
Soaetss q, 81 netT Elas II islsnd q ~
cAsa<0 and
A. se1 s1osi nsl, 4 HS~tho1Rei E e ,bo,,
aat ;" Il es sS from a'f c;aaR'
@ .eTes Il Gsesg ste:3sn. On c. B.3o.RaR
~ A'''s A' B. 5.c l. e. ~ PERRY, 1ss 1.s,l,s,t.
ZOE sALE-BY HRSRY r. GEORGE, REAL
E.tsfe agent; g &C: csEk,s.;: a,s.;
.nS see eas.p peaF great e'Fh0D'
i acres, A!sbsT:av:, ne7r B.9htoa.
Gseeo :ou Of
e2stfs a..z THIRTY,
chsap ss ST. lats assat sa 'slSsa each
| ToR sALE--WAsHISGToN HEIGHTS. 5-AcRE
E T. W.: sss;9 :
soesst ] s'@'@' 49, - = = ''''' -'~01'
FoR 5ALE-Two z9-A0RE TRACTS SOUTH, NEAR
20 ;Rss
2..tory house, srooms. la1as lot monthly payment:
Rlse. beautul grove lots, convenient to depot and in
neghborhoed OF good im?roEemonts houses built any
psan ds'F'd' and sold at SH %REgESfrAr agEsff PAUL
Room H. Central Union Bloek af..fet and Madison .ta
ION sALE-AT EVANSTON. FINE DWELLING.
e
al.e sses Psss sasa It ,sT L .e Rs
Building os Is ia "s't
Central Uni5u Block.
ToR sATEcuE1P LOTS, 257lso FEET on
.5sna assf en e aena
5ims. Central Fark: and tbe nay sarxorks oi
PALM Fl "a co ). Ho ieo 1s IL Eessllos ~ ps' '' L.
T7oR sAIE-5Y BLOCKS. ALREADY sURDiY1D-
3D. fronting ss. Hu,nboldt iE Pa5a o noae,a5d which
sefa III s &c
@ - Ge53Tsfa OK PNRE @ FET FIRST
elas. fositcnce properly; ean ho divided Ale tho
fs; business lots in the torn. MARKS l West
nm aa7F-1T u4TTFN-1 ZINE C0TTACE
55s'5 5 ,fs H. 1 ,3vs5S az s55
sHSiSs :f5Ri oT rs soGa
SHssi IBS b 81 ss5 ss Of as' PIX
1iiatdsl- Terms o., iauuilo M oaaer " w. T.
Toa s SAE-s5 IL 5i15s Feet F7a on sovFu PARK 1ouEE
s eot sorh fFnt on near Sonh Park
Boulevard. CHXCE i ABEL. ls4 De.rbo7n-st:
FoR sALE-la ACRES q IAXR FAST 0K PES
N ingl ifasaiist ' Il hanm @ u ''Ao A'eo''
., s--.1S"-.@ - -
md aanot ~ TN f,hicnen' M;:aapkno IT.
au1 o9k priss hnu ~ ps1 sere hsn g
IS md RcE f:a ks5a as Hs Il
Madi.on:st
T5Nf, CATT-AT CNf1TI5 EVAEST0V-9 TAnCE
and nlssnn: brss bovsas, containing from e to il
ond 4rs,a bon.a, ,1!th h5rt csi1,rs AiI nnr
houses ne" A2d weli.but. after tho most modorn
plans ana arranged TOT botn wafer ano gas Vnr los AFo
good In view Of tho many improvements now
ESr y @ sfsS noop "nore RICE
- = - - - -. = --7-,,.-7.
E1OR SALE-SOuTH S1DE-CiEAF AND DMAC-
, 1873-03-30

FOR SALE-LOW FOR CASH, OR ON TERMS R to
suit, small hay fatu about 4 o! mile from hGa.
ton Depot Du Page Couuty also h1nsos " hc
lsss Whesa,op' 1il''''' ii. '''uA'eo Apply - 49, '''
EoR sALE-0R EXCHANGE FOR CITY OR NEAIs !!
suburban ots-A hno, well built gothic house Win =;
closets tn al good barn and the grounds
are thrifty apple orchards and al kinds 81 small trai
sos g. r. A L l1ASsfaSs f2s s9sa ta
FoR sALE5A BARGA1N-A Farm Of e g ACRES CT ss
rairoad Price only 81, ooo. r. KENNEDY, ~ "es'
E,oR sALE-oL EXCaANGEFOR CITY PROP.
ery farm oi Up aeEos 81 prime praiFie 1snd q Soo
Dearborn-s at, Chicago.
FQR sALE-IFARN II COOK COUNTY; \ NILE
nsf T. T. fSS .'s Rso Sqo IS as and '0"'
TOE sALE-FINE FARM IN KANKAKEE cou;S n
acres good honse Aod barn. u duder p3" " asros
meadow a se:s timber 500 app tsees ~ heans m ta1ss
Ia ssessnse ssy Co., Is
Sallc-st.
E1OR sALE-OR TRADE-A RESIDENCE WlTH
beautiful ornamental grounds and two acre. OF ~
Of choice ffaiss large and SMALL In LyonI Iowa. 70
boot trade for q cr9ekeEs grocer
les, dsg goods: etc. Apply 1t IL: West Aadjson-st.
FoR sALE-oR TO EXCHANGE FOE CITY K qR = 81 ss}-
burban propeztft good brick house, with 4os ~
H 1est IL Aurosa: H. APply g tho r5s,D5:Tf: rem :
5tate-st-, Chicago.
T,OR SALE-WE HAVE 4 LARGE LIST OF VAL
uable farms, both dairy and fruit, to which ~o ta11to
.sat!oa o ho:s seskas es92 pg
FL FIX faase' i; 1s5' i9st5tas BR66E
, 1873-03-30


17oR sALE-BY G. A, LELAND, 1ss DEARBORN
At lN feet, Atchig7n-ar. northwest corner Twenty
feet Michigsn-av between Thirty fourth and Thir
feet. calumotsv.. south and near Twenty
Is feet South Parkas., south and near Twenty.ninth
iie foet Hyde Pari.av, fronting south Fsrk. eN~0
2 feet North Clarkkt-, bstwoen 1ndinnA ana Ohio. 49,
re sssa :sS:tse:si 5aef "a Ssdies; .s.sb'a
f0' heavy hpiH!ss: bargain here
1nd.na-av Sixteenth built frame.
s;a set ii ss%pee J; 70: good 4' carriage house.
Mehissa;av near Twsntr,,h'rd-tt., largo frame. Is
ss2a veil good
frame il oos good stable, oc. lot 50 tcot front,
Iadiaas*v.. south and near Twenty hfth.st., good
i T. 5s.t ,aeS S,sssh. ss sa. soSd eot.sc lot
Praie.y q narth and near Twenty fnmo, "a
C.lumet-a5,, near Twenty e'shth.st-. rooms, and
Evsas-av, between Forty-hfth and Forty-si1th-sts.
very pretty Gothic, 1op1ooms.
as5n Z fsf ss
&C. cheap
1n' DWELLING will ?ssGfhgs11YEsb sGg1YEb8 f: South Side '0t''
n sho s;arks Addition. I'll xel located. and odefed
!oI few days At low figures Tbs tmp5ovement. con.
sslae d prepcf s p.res lyns l now vii b.
9f2ta zdsa
10 acres on GLIB. =. T. R., between ainsdale and
Is SaeTss i peKab County. On G. b. r: r.; sood
ertSuncs good well it 81 nesezailsns @ Water, ee:
+ .9a Sa 5Ss9n ass9 !s:asns.. Mes
&o yhnf o$t1o
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1873-06-21

When the system begins to wilt under the effects OF
the first cheated term, it is obvious that it ought
to be reinforced and sustained by wholesome stimu-
lation To resort to the adulterated LIQUORS of COM
merce in such crisis, as too many do is the height
ofinfatuated folly. All such fiery stimulants have
sting. After the first effect has past away, than
sting is felt The reaction is terrible The prostra
ton OF body and mind which ensues is more complete
than before. But the operation of medical tonic
OF the rarest remedial herbs and roots are blended
with the sprituous essence rye pure and undeled
is very different. No unpleasant reaction follows its
there is no phase OF debility indigestion, biliousness
nervousness or intermittent fever which it will not
speedily cure.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1873-06-21

NOMINATIONS BY THE GovERNoR.-The fol
lowing nominations have been made recently
by Gov. Perham:
To solemnize marriages-Revs George b
Wilkins, East Wilton; G. E. Harrington, Brew
er; anson Titus, West Waterville; JoelS Ives
| Castine.
~, justices of the Peace-Jesse Jeffrey, Turner
W. H. Z. Bowen; Houlton; James b. Fessen
den, Frank H: Cole, Frank w. True, David H
Drummond, Henry c. Hixon, III. w. Gage
Portland; Henry Orr, Daniel Elliot. Bruins.
wick; John G. Cobb, Deering; f. M. Raw
Westbrook; E. A. Chadwick, Gardiner; Lewis
Selling, John Evertson, Augusta; Daniel r
Matthews, Southport; Jason w. Kimball, Ok
ford; Ira B. Gardiner, Patten; Whiting S
Clark, Bangor; Daniel NJ. Hall, Hermon; Alb
ner Milliken, Atom Charles A. Bailey, Old.
town; John d. Chapman, Starks; Milton T..
Emery, Canaan; William Fulsom, Skowhegan
Simon s. Brown, Fairfield; William Near
thur, Limington; Barnard Rogers, Pembroke.
Trial Justices-George w. Aver, West Wa
terville; William Varnum, Athens.
Notary Public-William Hobbs, North Ber-
wick.
Miscellaneous. J. Eveleth, Augusta, Rep
resentative to the Vienna Exposition; William
NJ. MCPHERSON, ST. Louis, Mo-, Commissioner
of Deeds.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1873-06-21

The PoLARIs MISUNDERSTANDING Robson
has sent to the President his report in full of
the investigation of the Polaris matter. He
begins by saying that the statements of all per-
sons rescued who could speak or understand
English, except that of the wife of Hans Chris
tan were taken down and are now, together
with diaries kept by some of the parties on the
ice, and diary of the cruise of the Polaris-
the latter kept in German, by Herman SerrO-
no. one of the seamen remaining on board and
Picked up on the ice after September from the
ship-being rapidly printed, the bulk of them
being already in type. Secretary Robson says
it must be clearly understood that in permit
ting this publication, the department neither
make nor declare any judgment against Capt.
Buddington, who has had no opportunity fol
defence or explanation. The facts show that
though he was, perhaps, wanting in enthusi-
asm for the grand object of the expedition, and
at times grossly lax in discipline; and though
he differed in judgment as to the possibility,
safety and propriety of taking the ship farther
north yet he is an experienced and careful
navigator, and when not affected by liquor. of
which none remained on board at the time of
separation, safe and careful commander.
The Juniata and Tigress will be sent to the
relief, if possible, of the Polaris and her crew.
Capt Tyson. Esquimaux Joe and all the rescu-
ed seaman will accompany the expedition.
The result of the investigation and examina-
ton is embodied in very diffuse document.
son accuses Burlington of gross intoxication
and of utter lack of executive capacity. All the
crew bear strong testimony to the unvarying
kindness and care of Capt. Hall, and to the
efficient condition of the Polaris while under
his command. .-t..
The scientific results of the expedition are
valuable. The greatest depth of water noted
was 100 fathoms. The existence of constant
currant fsouthward was noticed. The auroras
were by no means brilliant Shooting stars were
oufo f1xy No epI, hut
waters were filled with marine invertebrata.
The dip of the needle amounted to 40 deg and
its deviation to IS deg, being less than
ut Port Foulke and Rensselaer, Harbor. The
winter temperature was much milder than was
expected. The open Polar Sea was found to
be in reality sound of considerable expansion.
No land was visible to the northeast, but land
was seen on the west coast, extending north as
far as the eye could reach, and apparently ter
minating in headland "a degrees north.
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STATE NEWS.
ANDROsCoGGIN CouNry

AT the recent races in Lewiston. LADY Wal.
ton won the frst race. Time 241. Amazon
won the second race. Time 2.4O
The Journal says that cadet midsb;nm.n
Parker, OF the U. s. Naval School at AnnapoI;s
is spending his vacation at home p''''
The French Catholic Society of Lew;ston
contemplate an excursion to Lisbon Falls nexi
Tuesday. "''N'
The Androscoggin Mills have been RUNNING
Tor six months post on the finest goods ever
produced in Maine. 1t requires FIVE and three.
fN four ats! yards Of the cloth to weigh pound
goods are finished for the prints known as
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1873-06-21

HENRY A. WISE has just found out that
slavery was blight upon Southern industry,
and he gravely announces the fact to the
young collegians of Virginia as though it
were a recent and remarkable discovery, all
his own. He has also delivered himself OF
the opinion that il the course of the Missis-
sippi had been east and west instead of north
and south, the south would never have been
whipped. This last statement reminds us
OF the apprehensive wisdom of Mother Goose
as displayed in the nursery rhyme:
SIT all the earth was apple pie E.fts
And all the sea was ink
And all the trees were bread and cheese,
What shnnld We hapa 10 ink -
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1873-06-21

THE latest intelligence in regard to cholera
is anything but re-assuring. On the Missis-
sippi the disease is approaching with fright
full rapidity, and its course, like that of Odins
steed, is steadily northward. 1t is full time
to inaugurate the campaign against dirt, lest
the closing weeks of summer find us wholly
defenceless against the dread epidemic The
Importance ofmunicpal and personal ceanli-
ness cannot be over-rated, for cleanliness
Is the only prophylactic against cholera.
Sewerage should above all things be attended
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And all the trees were bread and cheese
What should we have to drink?''

''IF thy right hand offend thee cut it off, is
an admonition familiar to most men. The in
ventive geniuses of the Pacific coast have Civ
emit wider latitude, and proceed to carry
out the Injunction all the same if the offend
ing member happens to belong to another
fellow. Gan old "bul[whacker," says an ex-
change, felt strange hand in bis pocket as
he was walking through the streets of San
Francisco, and pulling his knife, cut off the
mans hand at the wrist and threw it after
him with the parting advice to ''put it in
whiskey where it would keep"
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1873-06-21

AND now it seems that the head of the in
dependent ticket in Bridgton received forty
three votes to seven for the head of the Ding
ley ticket. The discrepancy in figures arose
from the fact that the defeated party counted
The votes for later names after the contest
was over, the result assured and the ;nterest
abated. One thing is certain, tina, IN.
Bfidgton delegation was about as jolly GOT
of good fellows as ever marched to battle
against overwhelming odds. Although in q
"forlom hope" they were not a bit forlorr
personally.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1873-06-21

CHEESE FAcToRIEs.-The cheese factory at
South Paris begun operations Monday. Tues
day 23O0 lbs of milk were made into cheese
and Wednesday 26OO, and there promises to be
very large increase. The quantity already
received exceeds the expectations of the pro.
prietors The factory at Newburg, in Penob.
| ton. 0poA"