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National Republican., 1873-12-01
DENTISTS.

n nENTISTRY.-C. b. FOSTER, NJ. D., FOR
~ thirty years = Dental Pr4c,itioner in Phiadel.
phiA and New York, attends to ali branches OF his
profession At No. ll06 New York avenue.
Beautiful sets Of teeth N plAtina, gold. and other
n w. SCOTT, DENTIST,
and Tel IN streets. lover Teelp) Nitrous oxide
q speciality. Terms moderate. oc3liy
DIR. A. PRATT, GRADUATE OF
@fy( Ohio Oolleee Of Dental Surgery, al. Sew
south OF Odd Fellows, Hall, MAshlnEton. Gas
used In extracting Teeth. Teeth $40 q set, either
National Republican., 1873-12-01
DRoPosALs FOR FRESH BEEF.

OYFcE AcrIso CoMMIssAnr or SuBsIsrrscE,l
,foRT wHIPPLE. Va, Noyember 10, lsi2
this ONCE until y O'Clock December ", ls73. FOR
furnishing tho Fresh Beef required at this post
dgTins the nI months commencing January l.
information % 10 conditions. quality Of beef.
- 8E0. & GAINES,
First Lieut. % Artillery. Acting commisssry Of
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LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,

TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
,, n,,nn wsaSTSSs q Ss p sSss%5sr Ssoas X illus l
yille Pa sdminlstrstrix, Of Calvin D. Wheeler. de-
tor the of paieans IN, sTsnis5d 5
November. Isso, for an Improvement In Marking
Ii & ordersd that the testimony In the case be
lossd on the 18th day % NEXT that the tine
pesition 30 heard on the S,h day of january next
a1x ma. ofpGf.s i EsFisasSn SS%ni..ou.r
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AsHINaTON AND ONO fiAILitOAD.

DKNNsYLvANIA AIR LINE
PHILADELPHIA.
AND ALL FONTS IN TIE NEW ENGLAND
THROUGH BETMsks SAsnINaros AND
w1THoUhT5 Uh5M SahSaE IShkt ktr OARS
The equipment on This line d new and Of tho most
fSi 5s slsa.
sh s7a .iisi Ysisssi 3 e, aspA
nd ,Potomss r.ifSsd. nosthssss corner q siS y
fsl Line, leave Wsshinstonst 90 .. m. daily. sz.
Lave Bsftmorsst s.a .. N. daily. except Bun.
Leays West Philsdelphis. ct las .. m. daily. s1-
Xiv q Nov York n,1p. m. daily. s.osp.
Mchmond s.prsss. leave Washington 9, .is p. m.
fssvs Ssiti@ors siss p. N. daily. except Sun.
.s:s.s wss, Philsdsiphis s.s1p.m.
MIN .spssss. issas .shias,oa on as % ?. m daily.
Law: ,PSis Ms.s Ps.aSs,. 4. L ;, = Is S.s daily
hsn rasiss An j ssPthsiss.' 4 Il iassll'
,1s ,ns, e asssS.cn Van Sss hIrs q ss % M @
ssss' ssSs ..pss.:, \ %::aiasG s.ss s.a II
, Arfiye q Wsshlnston st s:s = m. -
sts r Hin s sif
:ss Ss " any .sS Hsssf and
Aimed. Horthssst corner q thirteenth sirssf sse
sss ssddf;'sa' iS
iyslH asnsrai PASSENGER Agent.
National Republican., 1873-12-01
GOVERNMENT SALES,

~ GOVERNMENT SALE OF ARMY CLOTHING
" AND MATERIkLS.
DKPor QUARrKnMAsTER's OYTIcE,l
- PHtLApELPHfA, November u, ts1A 4
Will be sod at public suction at the Philadelphia
Depot OF the QnkrtermAeter's Department, (Bchnyl.
kill Arsenal.l commencing on WEDNESDAY, Jsn.
uary 1874 at 70 O'Clock m, under the direction OF
Qapt. John y. Rodgers. NJ b X, United States
Army. quantity Of damaxed sn irregular army
clo,hing and materials, consisting In paft Of
t.Cpu fiAunel shirts,
si,Go yards Y sky blue Ksrsey,
$50 ards " blue wool FLANNEL,
SOU yards blue wool Flannel,
600 yards Y white wool FLANNEL,
AooJ yards u gray txt led FLANNEL.
ta.0U yards Gntn6s,
sIooo yards black Alpaca,
and various other article including o quantity Of
WOODEN, cotton, linen and other cuttipss: and also
about D0oo feet oi old lumber. assn. DO rs &c and
Il, 90 feet Of lumber, sash, 10.
The terms Of SAFE will be stated In the catalogues,
which can be obtained at this ONCE, or al the
schuylkill Arsenal. or at the suction rooms Of
Messfs. ThrmAs q Sons, No. i9 and ltl touth
Fourth ,s.ss RsiIsdslGs,s " q EAsToS
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NIkURlRD,
DIED.

wRENN-CALvERr,- November d, at the res
Watkins, JAMES W. wRzxN aud ELLA Mar, dausi
National Republican., 1873-12-01
A LKXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON RAIL
"A BAp ROAD AND AND .E .ALESANbRIA SANbRIA AND FhtDk

DifEI I9oaSfh SixTAaANp p sThGETs. 2
T,a .. 10. II . M. u noon, 4, 4. ss.Se. Z. N.
and m 70 Alexandria daily; all others daily ex.
icssi gsins leave Als,.ndri. ., follows. a.
8, O. 10 and II o. u m, L. y o. B. 4. and p. M:
q. m. and ,. m. from AlexAndrls daily; all other
Trsins %s, I'D sSus SSnnec, with trains on wash.
lnston and Ohio railroad,
QUANrICO accommodation leaves Washinston
assRT N asa5s sostfHsEs fffs HHfEss. vis Rehmond.
.ss, wsfhrSn, u II on. M soa sSs
for sAie 81 the once oorer si1th and Pennaylvanis
uhsre paAsensers can leave. orders for bas.
5ase % be ehsclsd st all hotels apd 5ssidsnces
Iys1d denural Passenger Assent
National Republican., 1873-12-01
SANITARY AND FINANCIAL nrsuIrs

portion OF the low grounds south OF the Exec
utlvs Mansion, the board urgently recommend
immediate legislation 10 reclaim the extensive
wharf and the Long bridge, In accordance with
the plan presented during the last Congrsss b
the commission appointed TO lnvestigsts that
subject The importance Of this subject
can not be oyefcstimated, O. it would
givo 70 the capital . hsrbof suitable for the
purposes Of commerce, and relieve the cities OF
cause of complaint respecting the health fulness
OF tho District. Tho expense OF the undertaking
would, doubtless, be more than reimbursed By the
value Of tho lands reclaimed,
National Republican., 1873-12-01
fxrEssIos or srsxsr RAiLRoAps,

Tho Metropolitan Company has continued Its
line along Kast Capitol street TO Ninth street
east, and from p street south, along Four-and
half street, d atreet north, aud Ninth street, to
the Boundary. Another connection has been
made between WAAhington aud Georgetown, the
Union Railroad Company having completed Q
track along Connecticut avenue, p street north
west, and West atreet, to High street, George
town, and along second street 10 Fayette street,
returning BY way Of Third street. The Silver
street, BY way OF the seyenth-street road, to the
kock Creek Church road. BY the extension and
construction of these lines the comfort and con-
venIenoe Of the people have been greatly In
creased, and large amount OF property, hitherto
dificult Of access, made available for occupancy.
The board have endeavored to cause compli-
ance, On the part Of tho various street railroad
corporations, with that previslon Of their char
ters which requires that their roadways shall be
paved with materials similar 10 those used on the
streets in which their tracks are laid. Although
two cases OF this character have been tried be-
tore the courts OF the District the board have as
vet been unable 10 accomplish their purpose.
The appearance aud use Of the avenues and
streets should not be impaired BY inferior pave
ments between the tracks, and suitable legisla-
tlon ia recommended to remedy this evil.
In referring 70 the retirement, by resignation,
OF Governor Henry d. Cooke, their late presl,
dent, the board deem II but Just 70 make formal
recognition OF his fidelity and zeal as public
ofiiosr. His valuable services a. the nrst Gov
ernor OF the District OF Columbia will be rcmem.
bered by grateful people, whose interests ne
aVaf faIthfullV aOuQlt DrOmOtA.
National Republican., 1873-12-01

Principal Prize, UIOO,OOO,
consiatins Of the superb pAatAl residence Of Simon
hbelss esq nnsuSp Spaa.sd M a. |. priytte dwsllinf IN
Uoqrt House, surrounded By magnificent grounds,
has been only reoentiy ocmpfeted, with all modern
improvements.
National Republican., 1873-12-01
ROPOsALs FOR PREsH BREF.

hofV'Al7 foh .n.'h DAh
orrIorA. Q. 8. SSsa S.amss, 5os5. is'} iMsp'}
Sealed proposals., In duplicats, with copy Of this
sdyertisenent lttaehed. VII BE- recsiysd q this
nisSinn WIZ shs fRsSa Bkkf fsSasrsd By ths % SUB $
sistence Department q this post Tor the six t0
months conmencng January l, le7A Also, sepa-
rate proposals. In duplicate for furnshins olhcery
With choice cuts of resh Beef for the same period
conditions can be obtained on scplicstion 70
r,,,,,,E.Tl T dA3.R,IEBuRaHs l.,Is
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CONVENIENT SALE ALE OF PUBLIC PROP

n ovKRNMRNT SALE OF PUBLIC PROP
VI ERTY.
UNITED STATES ARsEsAI,l
BAr ANTONIO, TExAs K
tonic Arsen u, will be sold 70 the highost oder the
FLOWING condemned Ordnance and Ordnance
s Coit's army rsvolvers, cal. ~
y heminston army rcvolvcrs. cal. ".
rai Son-esmmissionsd ofacers and musician,
i'm BRIDES. curb, cavalry.
l1st Saddles, cavalry.
~ pairs kaddle Bags.
k2l Knapaacks, painted,
LIS Havernacks, painted
Also, gun carriages and cAssions, with Hmberr,
spare wheels, cavalry and infsntry accoutrcments,
horse equipment., and various other articles
OztAlogues will be fu-nished upon application 10
The Ohsf of Ordnance. Washington. D. O.. or 70 the
CLIFTON CoItLY,
Captain OF Ordnance Commanding.
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ROrosALs FOR FRESH BKKF.

Ss,Ss e 9 No, va at
MI once a9ai i = n. bssembsr /. iss ios far:
Department, United B,Atea ARMY. At this station
aaiins siI % m9nths. eommsnelnS ysnIsry islk
msnt' &o' can be obtain h sRgTiSTstiSSRR SRTns r
PYr.t IIieutan.nt- ri~b,sS1th inf.nirYh Ga
National Republican., 1873-12-01
DROPosALs FOR FRESH BEEF.

CHATTANOOGA, TENN, Nov. 10, 1si9. 4
Sealed proposals, in dupcate, viii be received At
ihls once @ until II 4 m. The igth dsy q pEoEM;
by the Subsistence Department, United btates
Army at this station, during six l6) months. COM
menntng January 1, 1874
ments, &c. can be obtained by application V
Bacon, r,or,.n.n, a, 4; fnhi hM0tNrfMns
National Republican., 1873-12-01
PROPOSALS..

DRoPosALs FOR FRESH BEEF.
OyyIcx AcTIHo ConxusAnr suBsprExcE,)
fonr wADswosrH. new xoss RasgoH
Sealed proposals (n duplicateJ III be received d
this once until u 90 och m, Dec tmber u, ls7a for
enoe Department., United States Army, al this sta
ton during six months. comm 'ncirg January I.
STrarste proposals for choice Fresh Beef for com.
miss soned ofhcers will also be receiyed.
payments. 10. can be obtained on aPplicsti.r 20
National Republican., 1873-12-01
COMPLIMENTARY.

have enjoyed the cordial cooperation Of General
u, X, BaDoock, engineer In charge OF the public
buildings and gtsl1ds. The ability and energy
with which he has discharged dutleA so closely
aud the wise counsel with which he has asslsted
the board, entitle him not only 70 special 40
knowlsdgnent, but 10 the thanks OF the people
OF the Dlstrict Of Columbia.
National Republican., 1873-12-01

CONVENIENT SALE
There will be sold st public sale at the Depot Of
Army Olothins and kqiiipAee, Fort Smelling, Mn.
ne.ots. on WEDNESDAY. December .. is's. at 10
~ pairs boots and Boo,ees. pessed and sewod.
s.ss ssnnsi s ssef f dosts. lined and uniined.
A.l5T Uniform Hats.
a73e Uniform Goats.
Also Uniiorm ysoie cts, Forage Gaps, ssshes. Lace.
Metallic Scales. 10, DO.
Thee stores Are sold under the law of March |,
the troops the clothing Of the old style no longer
TO be issued Of alteration, shall be sold by
Terms; Cssh IN United states currsncy on day Of
sale HAMILTpN LtEBEH,
The Portland daily press., 1873-10-24

PLANTING FRUIT TREEs.-Whether spring
or autumn is the best time for planting fruit
trees is a vexing question. How it may beet
be done is of most Importance. Many think
The question of expense settled by the cost Of
the trees, yet every man who does not spend
double, triple or quadruple the cost oil the
trees in planting them, is making great mis-
take.
Nothing that is worth doing at all is worth
doing so well as planting fruit trees, Wherey-
er tree is to be planted the soil should be
enriched to the depth of at least two feet, and
not less than six feet across. This prepara-
ton should precede planting at least month.
No raw manure, or other substance liable to
ferment while decomposing, should come in
contact with the roots. Don't hesitate to
postpone planting one or two years, in order
to make thorough preparation. This is the
way to get fruit quickly Apple trees proper
ly planted often bear IN four years. and pear
trees in six; and they never die prematurely,
as do thousands planted in the slovenly fash
ion that pre- ails.
The scarcity of trees, for few years past,
has stimulated propagation 10 an extent that
we fear will lead to low prices, and this in its
turn to excessive and careless planting in the
future as in the past. Let us respect the
feelings of our chidren's children. and in
their interest as well as our own, "turn over
a new leaf'' in the matter of planting fruit
| trees.
The Portland daily press., 1873-10-24

don't believe there is anything in the world
not even loves yonng dream, or loves first
kiss, or the first taste of canvas-back, or the
first oyster of the season, or the forbidden
port, or glass of real draught bitter after
years abroad; or the sight OF those you love,
when you come home again; or the news
that your play is accepted, or the first proof
sheet, or legacy when you are sick with
disappointment, or praise when you are dy-
there is not one of these delights forgot to
mention twins, but not even that-which
comes up to the first joy of seeing foreign
land, and that land France.-lMy Little
Girl
The Portland daily press., 1873-10-24

THE FORMULATION OF FLOWERS BY IN
sECTs. Among the numerous discoveries
with which vegetable physiology has fof late
been enriched, none is more interesting or
more curious than the part taken by insects
in the development of flowers Some how-
ers seem to appeal to the insect to enter their
open leaves by exhibiting the brightest colors
and most beautiful and varied forms, besides
secreting quantities of the hector upon which
their visitor subsists. Nothing can he more
wonderful than the thousands of different
shapes of corolla of stamens, and of pistils
and yet all are arranged SO as not only to Gov,
er the insect, IN spite of himself, with pollen.
put, at the same time, to separate completely
the pollen and stigma of the same flower. OF
ten the mechanical disposition of the various
parts OF the blossom and their play at the
moment OF the entrance the intruder is ex-
tremely complicated, as Darwin has demon
strated in the case of many OF the orchidacee, {,
but there are other flowers of which the con-
struction is easily understood and which are
The Portland daily press., 1873-10-24

DOES ADVERTISING PAY?-Tbere Is no in
stance on record of well sustained system of
judcIous advertising failing of success
my success is owing to my liberality in adj
vertising. '-BOnner.
Advertising has furnished me with a COM
petence. Amos laurence
I advertised my productions and made mon
ey.'-Nicholds L0nglcortk.
Constant and persistent advertising is sure
prelude to wealth.-Stephen Girdrd
HE who invests one dollar in business should
invest one dollar in advertising that business
a T. Stetcort
'Without the aid of advertisements / could
have done nothing in my speculations 1 have
the most complete faith in printers ink. Ad-
vertising is the royal road to business.-Bdr-
n3lYn
The Portland daily press., 1873-10-24
A Desirable Country Residence tor
Sale.

A I So. Paris, Me-, known as the Widow Morse
IA property. The house is in good repair, has 15
rooms bathing room, water 1st and I'd floors, and
is carpeted and furnished throughout Two stables
and barns on the premises, and young orchard of
100 trees The lot contains acres and is beautifully
situated on the Little Androsc0ggin River, within
ten minutes walk Of the Depot and in the immediate
vicinity OF churches and schools. The property will
be sold with without the furniture. Price toao
and terms easy. Apply in person or by letter to F.
g. PATTERSON, Portland, or o. w. BENT, So
Paris, Me. se29d1m
The Portland daily press., 1873-10-24
TERMS $500 PER ANNUMIN ADVANCE

equally ingenious and SURPRISING. The in
sec5 allgnts upon the lower lip of the corolla,
and, to reach the hidden nectar. tries m nene'
trate the tube. But this it cannot do r;,bort
pushing before it the short branches of 1.-THE the
Two levers formed by the connectiyes' Ar
the same time the arched upper parts ad-
vance and embrace the body of the bee. an
plying the open anthers TO its abdomen 10
that the insect emerges covered with the fine
pollen. As long as it SEEKS tine nectar of ffow-
ers of the same age as that just lett of which
the styles are still very short, the stigmas can
receive but little pollen; but when the bee at
tempts to enter an older blossom the elongate
ed stigma grazes along its back, rubs off the
pollen, and thus becomes fecundated. Since
the pollen of the saliva is deposited on the
back Of the insect, it is evident that little can
be given to flower of another species the
construction Of which requires the placing Of
the substance upon the head or trunk. While,
whatever may be the flowers which the bee
visits before entering another saliva, the pol
len with which it is charged is not rubbed off
or wasted, as it remains intact Until prop
er blossom is entered.-Scientifc american.
The Portland daily press., 1873-10-24
Fer Sale or Exchange

For other Property. rare chance.
a mi A first rate Farm containing 160
MITifSas~k2 acres of good land, wel divided has
& Ia2f fkJ11@ nice Sugar Orchard of 400 trees,
5z4zT4E cut twenty five tons of hay this year.
An abundance of wood and water. This farm is sit
uated in tile town of Campton, N. H., which is a fa-
vcrite resort for SUMNER BOARDERs. Is only four
miles from Plymouth. 1t offers opportunity
to who wishes either to engage in farming or
keeping boarders, and very excellent for both
branches as the place must be sold to close an es-
Portland oc6dtf&W1t
The Portland daily press., 1873-10-24
Sanford's Improved Refrigerators.

rhe three points of excellence which claim are,
1st; constant and thorough circulation of pure air
2nd; ryness no dampness monld nor taint; 3rd; no
inte' mir Cling of odors; purity and active air. the
elements of its success Call, send for circulars.
Manufactured and for sale by j. F. MERRILL, be-
tween Cross and Cotton sts., near Leavitt Burnham
Il Co.'s Ice House, Portland, Me. je5dH
The Portland daily press., 1873-10-24
Cottage for Sale.

YTVHE COTTAGE house on the Southerly corner of
Il Hanover and Portland Sts., contains eight finish
ed rooms, all in nice order Sebago water. Apply to
VIM. II. JERRIS Real Estate Agent. oc16*3w
The Portland daily press., 1873-10-24
ESTABLISHED JUNE 20. 1862. VOL. 1s.
REAL ESTATE.
f. G.. PattersOn's Real Estate
BULLETIN.
Money 10 g,Nau.

nN first class Real Estate Security, in Portland
W or vicinity-Rents collected, taxes paid, &C., on
Commission. Houses bought and sola. Apply to F.
G. PATTERSON, Dealer in Real Estate, Office 13
Fluent Block. oc4dtf
The Portland daily press., 1873-10-24
THE PRESS.
FRIDAY MORNING, OCT. "a. 1873
Gossip and Gleanings.


Tweed suits will soon be fashionable again
in New York.
Out in Montana, when they start man
down hill in barrel, they speak of his SAP
pearance in new role.'
Marquette, Michigan, debating society
lately discussed the absorbing question:
"Did Adam love Eve?'
Sewer County, Tenn, boasts of healthy
and vigorous octogenaran bachelor who has
slept "a, 900 nights ON the same corner of the
same room.
correspondent says says that when Land
seer once went to Portugal the king sent for
MIN and received him with: "Ah, Sir Ed
win, am so glad to see you; Pm so fond of
beasts"
Silver coin is so scarce in Germany that
the Government has stopped the coming of
gold and put all the workmen into the silver
department of the mint. That kind of Ger
man silver will be popular all over the world.
A defauhing Hartford bank cashier, we are
told by local paper, nobly, confessed his
guilt, resigned his position, and left town."
or course, he couldn't be expected to do any,
thing more, but the District-Attorney might.
General Custer listened to lecture in Du-
luth on how to save the Indians. He said
the doctrine was good for the inside of a
church, but no man could practice it on the
plains and save his hair.
No law of the commonwealth requires
man to wear his new overcoat with shop
tag on it, stating to the curious multitude the
price paid, and the ready-made Emporium"
"A-cade," /" "Pagoda,'' or Pavilion at which
it was purchased. Yet such things are seen
not rarely.
The agricultural college of the Vermont
University has an energetic president, fac
ulty of competent professors, cabinets and
implements of all sorts, everything that could
be desired for the successful teaching of agli :
culture-except student.
Brigham Young's one hundred and seven
teen children have been learning to sing
"Father, dear father, come home," one sing
ing the solo, while the other one hundred and
sixteen join in the chorus, until each one has
successivey given tug at their fathers do
mestic affections. The chorus tears Brig
hams tender vitals to flinders.
The red man is emulous of the exploits of
the pale-face, and his ambition in this re-
spect often gets him into trouble. At the
Chicago Exposition, the other day, facetious
veteran from Milwaukee was stumping
around with wooden leg, and came upon a
group of the aborigines gazing at ''huzz
saw in full motion. Tine old soldier, know
| ing the initiative proclivit.es of the savage
laid bis timber limb across the saw with per-
feet equanimity. An Indian undertook t.
show that he could stand it with the same
stoicism, and put his leg on the savage mple-
ment, but withdrew it with an awful yell, and
Immediately demolished the machine. This
story IS told by a Chicago paper, and there
| fore we can by no means vouch for the truth
The Portland daily press., 1873-10-24
A Desirable House for sale !

A THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE ON Myrtle
IN street, between Cumberland and Congress
streets, containing twelve finished rooms and Library,
all in complete order, gas and Sebago water. Suite
OF parors and hall rescoed Lot exteuds through to
Chapel street. For price and terms apply to +. e.
PATTERSON, Office 13 Fluent Block, opposite City
Hall. oc16eod3w
The Portland daily press., 1873-10-24
House ON Casco Street for s;

A TWO story House, nine rooms, cellar good
IN water. Lot about 25 so. Title perfect. Pos
session given at once This property is situated near
Congress street, and can be purchased for $25O0.
Apply to f. g. PATTERSON, Dealer in Real Estate
Room Is, Fluent Block. oc14dtf
The Portland daily press., 1873-10-24
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE!
For Sal,

HOUSE No. AZ Pleasant Street. Inquire at the
II House from to O'Clock P. M.
Portland, Oct. 18th. oc13dtf
The Portland daily press., 1873-10-24
WANTS, LOST, FOUND.
Carriage and sleigh Wanied.

A ROCK AWAY or Phaeton with Sleigh, Har-
IA ness, Robes, &C., wanted. Parties who can
offer bargain can address CASH, Box 1854, giving
description and price. oc23d3t
The Portland daily press., 1873-10-24

Wanted.
EMPLOYMENT by MAN having experience in
AI Retail dry goOds business. Good references
given. Will work reasonable Address &c. NJ,
Oc23d3t* Press Office.
The Portland daily press., 1873-10-24

Tweed suits will soon be fashionable again
in New York.
The Portland daily press., 1873-10-24

A Marquette, Michigan, debating society
lately discussed the absorbing question
"Did Adam love Eve ?''
The Portland daily press., 1873-10-24

Brigham Youngs one hundred and seven
teen children have been learning to sing
Father, dear father, come home," one sing
ing the solo, while the other one hundred and
sixteen join in the chorus, until each one has
successively given tug at their fathers do
mestic affections. The chorus tears Brig
hams tender vitals to flinders.
The Portland daily press., 1873-10-24

Sewer County, Tenn, boasts of a healthy
and vigorous octogenarian bachelor who has
slept q, 900 nights on the same corner of the
same room
The Portland daily press., 1873-10-24

Out in Montana, when they start man
down hill in barrel, they speak of his sap
pearance in new role.'
The Portland daily press., 1873-10-24

A correspondent says says that when Land
seer once went to Portugal the king sent for
him and received him with: ''Ah, Sir Ed
win, am so glad to see you; Pm so fond of
beasts -
The Portland daily press., 1873-10-24

Responsible Agents wanted for unoccupied terri
tory In localities where agencies not yet estab
shed, until such established, will sell Pianos
to the public at Factory Wholesale Prices. Send
circular to