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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-06
8altimorer 2uf>6nipital.

Sttce. ~r. 9, GECsHrecertd TrdRe.
Or. SubnaOn,
ar3t btefer bsrtbmten &utalt, entnedte, mGbrenb
or lb in ben 9roBeu SoIpttGlern @uropa's, nG:Alid
in England, 6%ranfteib uno 0noertudrtS, beionh, eas
iiberite, ltncGits, onsencbmite uno 9riinoIiGae Sell
ollie @rceiieo6er MISUNDERSTANDING i'd.
Iiden Sptems,
S6DG0e i'm Ridden ODER in oen Stieberr, Stodun,
gen, Seioen Der Nieren ODER Stdie, uufrciriniQe a6s
illie, 8erluit Der oraauiihGn9rdiie, TeIpofitit, @nt=
~trdftun9, Rteoergei6idqenbett, BesrtfsucriuirruaQ,
Serjtlopfen, ytagenidwGbe, 3ittcrn, ShpGha tts
Weithts Bno Sbrpinoel, arantbeit bes SopfeS, oCs
9oiies, Der Roie Deer Saut, eebere, 2%uuaerz, sra,
Qen@ ooar l1nterleibsz 9etosn-oieie Ibrctli6en, b0ien
ju9enolihen @elu0bnbetten 5uIuihreiben6en ln=
pteI ih(immIr fJr ibre Oufer, als Der Spreneu. Ge.
fang oeH @efabrtcn oe5 tllnhes mar, unb Die, ipenn
lie nttt jeitig 9ebetlt iperoeH, Die 9IGn3enoften Soft
nuuseu Oernttten, S6mdfe her Contribution 6erucrz
brtn9en, Die &be unlnO9lt1 MAIDEN uuo 3ulest Der
8orpsr unb 9ett b%erf0ren.
Seilung in ,rpei Saaen gGrantirt.
GrI0Iung innerbatb ie6s Stunben! SetH Que6flbsr!
Weriolen, bic ourb iauorunte, lelbtiinuige 9aute
uno i5re 9lfte ruinirt Doroen iino, iolttn ioiort pots
Ipreten!
Sunge WGnner
betonoers, tustde he Spfer lcnes gebeimen Safers
9%eWorbcn iinb, bas jGbrlih 10 piel SQuienoe in Gin Su
Tribes @rab rei6t, lDelde ourb tbre e~rbabener Co
Iente uuo antuidsIten Sertanoestrafte NIT Dem Sonz
ner Der Serebtiamteit ben Senat b~e9eiifert unb Der
&ster beSaubernoe 3 one entlodt baben mirben, m0seu
fd nit pollen gertrauen nQben.
Steies iino etni9e Der traurt9eH uno betla9en5rutrs
then SoIscn Ger fr!iberen @sWobnbelten oes 9afer6:
SfnGbs i'm Riiien uno in Den @lleoern, s6merjen
in Dem aopfe, s6lpade bcs @efitts, SerIuft ser
gtll6teltratt, Ser5tlopten, nerooie uurube, VtasVn=
fhtu6Ghe, unoronuHg Der Ser6auunesor9anc, alae=
incline Sntfriltun9, Spmptome Der Shuino iu6t.
@ett g!-Sie ihredliten Btrtungen pes 2az
fters ftno ietr Su fiirbten. 8erGuft bes 9eod6tnthes,
SerfplrrunS Der Sheen, Seoridibeit oergeiftestrGtte,
oole gRnur9en, Nbnet9urs Dor Seicli6ait, Gu6i
nah @iniamfeit, WttB trauen 9eser lid, ielbt, Surbt.
f%alnfeit &c. iinb einise Der ittimmen Soleen.
Z c.-Ser5ttratbete 8erionen ODER lunse Mdn.
ner, tpel6s ft 81 oerebeIiben b%eabThti9en, mo Bic
iIG tbrcr pbsiiiden odwdhe, bes GetluItes ibrcr
3eu9uns5traft, Ger gteroOiitdt, Der 8etsbQrfeit, 6es
0er5flop!sls. Der orsGnii6en SdUdde, nerp6Ier ab-
pelpGnnt9eit ooer anoersr Seieen bewust iino, tonncu
seteilt tperecn.
nrtbsiIber $reife.- Die ote(en EauIenbe,
Ipelbe mGbrenb Der lebten i~iebenSebn Sabre in oieiar
anftalt tuItrt lpuroen, uno ole Renge mihtiger,
pm oGr8tltder Sperationen, bic Or. Sobnton aus.
-uetts uno oenen bic neutrality-suspicious. uno uieIe
1noere $erlonen bsifuobnteI, luooOn oas BubIifum
tpuree, unb enblih iein 9Iuf oe Gtren-
in Stju9 auf @baruiter unb @eiuiiIenbaitiss
llno flr oleeeiosnoea 5tnreitenoe@ eiuG5reifun
Sfice: ser. ., Glib 5reSeridf frake, S0ltis
nOre, Dfb U7-56l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-06
Nr- Is. Is. (SIaua.

Or. 10, STzVOmbarOiraBe, WO5NbaFt, n
Obne 3Weifel elmer Der tiidti8ten, Wenu ni6t
iogar Der tii6tlgitc &allr9rapb uulerer StaOt,
lpie bie8 ieine uieleI pridltlg ausgefibrten
6eDer5eidnung:n, Die iol6' gertdte8 Aufiebel
erregt baben, bcpeiitn. AuA in Jtebnsn
nnD Su9fibren itebt CT al8 Nteiiler on, mo
mir t0nnen lbu oaber in oieien 6dterH nit
8eft ais 2ebrer empfcble1. Iu9 9eleSeuz
beitSgcot9te, 8rIefe IND anOere idriitIife
4rbeiten fibrt CT in c"Orretter unO "iauberer
9NSpiip nnS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-06
3ur g5iener Nusfteuuus+ - 0eb:
fel unS SreOttbrtefe.

Die beporltebeube Wiener g8elt : Gu8ftels
lung, ipelde am 1. Mai beginut uno mutb<
maBli9 nidt Dor benz ?. 9tOD. idlie6eu pirO,
bat Die Geiieluft bs5 u~merifaulihen Bubli=
fums in 10 bobem graoe ertmidclt, OaB i'd
mid oeranlaBt ie1e, bic Gufmerfiamfeit bes
Yublifums auf Die AuSffclluug BON Sre=
Dttbriefen 81 lenfell, nah relGen BET bieier
@elegenbeit EN- gr0Berer Segebr, ais bisber,
iein miro. SD babe Oieien llmitano anticis
pirt uno oarauf bin Die umfaienbiten SOrbes
reitunsen nit ben grDBeren nit mir in Ser
binbuug itehenoen Sanfbduiern Guropa's,
namentlih nit Der Hinton ; Sanf" tn
GSier ei1em Der bebeutenolen @elo-
Snitttute Deuti6lano's - abgeihloien.
@e4iel unb @reOttbrieie gu ben nieOrigiteu
Staten bel s. Naine.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-06
Das beutiee eroBe Sr9el=Gonjest in
berWfctbpbiltenfir&e am AMOUNT


Sn Der WethootItentirde on Uiount Ser
nons Square fiHbet beute AbenO oa5 grOBt
Srgel.@ onicrt oe8 iu9enOltden 8rrtuoien
SIlt5 s. Shelton itatt. 9elierr gtdhmtt.
tag wuroe Die SauptprObe oeS @on5erte8 alb.
gsbalten. 8ir battcn @elegenbelt, o~erIelben
betIuUobnen, Ino muroen 6ur1 Die hauuen<
erregeuoe 8erti9fsit, welte Der lIgcnollte
Sirtuoie auf oieiem ibpieri9cn Snitrumente
entialtete, i'll ui4t gerIn9e 8erDunoerUng &C.
ieet. Gem SOrtru9 Der 6uge i'll A-moll BON
Bad f~eilelte Seoen Der QnIpeisloen in h5ts
fen @raee, uno Die 2eidtigteit, nit meldler
28lQi8 s. SbeltOn Die Shpnieri9feiten oieisr
Competition iiberpanb, lnlponirfe nanentlidl
ben Nluittpsritdnoigen, melde Dem SOrtrage
lauittsn. QlS mabrsr &iiultler 5elgte CT ilh
aber erit in ieinen Phautule'n. 9onnerno
b~rauiien Oie S6ne Der mddtigen Srgel ourtl
oieSlrd)e, man 9laubte einen mlloen S6laht.
geiang gu b6rel uno oa5mlIdlen oa8 Gr.
g~relieuOe @eIt0bn Der Sterbeu0eu ;u Uerlleb.
men,. guOlib Oerbaqteu Die grolleuoen Der
3ueifelnoen Yaiiagen, uno cine Ianite, ErHite
UieloOte quou aus Der Srgel mlc ein iubriinz
lttge8 9eoet beroor. gtad) uuo nab itnan0
Der @rnIt aus rem S0nen, otelelben uuroen
lebbaiter uno b~eiterer, unO bic Vox humana
ftel pie etne lad9enoe 6lnoerittrlTs IuttJ ell.
Al5 absr bic &inoeritimme ihuieg, mur0en
Die Sldn9e pieOer brauienOer uno miiOer,
gieidiam, al8 oh entfeieltc Settler i'll Der De-
gel tobteu. Or ginOrnf pur0e be,uabe ell
9rauienerre9enoer, uno Der 3u60rr at9mete
erlei6tcrt anf, OILS Der lun9e Siinller enOIld
init eiuem mGdttgen Attorce idloB.
@er i9 eineu "ielteneu muifQltihen Sc
uuB Der ;6aiiea mil, Dem ratb.u luir, beute
Ibeno oas &on6ert in Der Stride ain UtoNrt
SerHon=S quare 81 beiudeu.
SaltimDrer Gtabtt1cater.
Su Der ,&OucOroia" 9elan3t mOr9eH inter
Wfitpirtuug oeS Sri. 9cleue Nilion uuo oe5
5rn. Aler. Sarena Die YOblihe @elGugss
pnie: per @OlOontcl" CUR AuHibrung.
gtad Dem gldnsenOeu @Ipfange, meIdsr ben
beIOen @GteH AM Sreita3e uOr!ggr NOde be.
Ieltet wurbe, itebt gu srluarteu, ooB Die 0Gon@
cOrOia" mOrgen AbeuO ben AHblif zines aus
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-06
gay Die Yus. uuo WiooepaarensSa

~ Die YuBs ull0 W(o0elOQQrensSQn0
flung BON 81 ab. s. SAMPLER, Jr. 822,
7. StraBe, Burlington, D..&., f6n.
nen mir nit Heft eiuem Se6en, nameutlld
abcr unieren i60neu Geieriuuen IN 8aibr1gs
ton, empfeblen. a3ugleId pOlel mir nod
biu5ufiisen, baB pr. &droIer Die aueinigt
agentur in ben Ser. Staatcn fir Die be.
riibmte s abuen. Stideret- M a:
nuattur BON S. u. Sietel, tOnis'
lidem9 Of leferanten in 0eip5ig, Sadien, bat,
llnleren Seretnenr Die nd cine neue SABINE
auidaffen molen, m09teu mir rat9sn, lid
bel tbren Setelunaen III 9rn. SdnOler 81
penbeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-06

Hg Or. SIaus Srebmer's Gdtcr
Ser9ener 2ebertbran miro bon Aersten
empfohlen in Sdueu BON W9eumati8rnns,
Strophelu, @i9t, Qbmaqernng. Qu85ebruug
uuo aaen 9autseifrpiilten. gu uertaufen
a 81 bic Slai9e, 6 fitr So, in alien QpOtbe.
fen uno bel cen a1einiseua geRten in 4nerifa,
q. 8oae(er & Comp. (39-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-06
mooo:e mifAcU

Dirb bsute Gbeno in oem efirtpouen S6ouipiete:
nOie Grille" OILS rSanbOn" a%uitreten. So bieie
Burtie cine ibre @lan5rouen 1T uuo oemnab cine
uor5ii9Ii6e 9eiftur9 gu erparten iebt, 10 nir6 oas
Forbid Opernbaus beuts Abeno obue 3lpelIel Den
Gnblid zines ausserfauften Sauies o~arbieten. Ore
%ierpirtc Site t0uuen inIic@affrep's Miuiitalleubaups
tuna uuo i'm SpernbauIe aefiuC Deraen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-06

Sim OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ipiro beute gbeno %pitberunl oas fefelnoe SenIa.
tionsbrama rsbin Sane" s'sebrn pic Sauptroue
fs STUDIES beltnoet ih in ben SGnben pes treftlid. II
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-06
Sr. Z. Sulauf

label a0e ieine 6reunoe gu elnem morgan itatt
fiuosnocn @eburt8tag5=Huulhe naf) ietleu
2otale, @Ge Der SrieoH8z uno GaroIiuelr.
ON
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-06

va nSrOipn's SrOntbiaI=Er Dies"
9e9eH &un9en, uno aitpmatilhe VelOsu, baben
ibre Wttlamfeit uiele SABRE btnourd) erlpte,
ien, uno buben 9iinitige Ssurtbeiluugen BON
uisfen bsOeutenoeI Ntdunern, pelhe oieielbea
9ebraa6t babeu, 9efunoen. (55. st 4 NJ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-06
Ser ,Sostal $ Demcfrottfde Surn

bat auf Montag, ben 10. DtdrS, eiten grOBen
BAL i'll Der &urnAaae, Nr. 81, Welt,
Baltimore lraBe, peraut0ltet. Wtit BEN
8aue ii Suglelh Elm S6au- uuO YrelsturRen
Der 3DalinQe Der SurHid)ule perbuubeI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-06

Muf Dem SbteBplape 0er rSaltt
more Sir9erfbiReu=0 DAFT"
finOet beute, 0Onneritag, 6. Widr;, 9roBeE
Sauidz unO YreiSi6ieBen ltatt, an we!deS
ib ipater EN- Saultrdn5den ihlieBeu mirb
Sn Der valrbeiterbatle,"
gir. 5, Glib reoeriditraBe, tit augenblidlid
Elm 9rOBeS panorama oes neutrality-suspicious.
&rie9eS anfgeteut, auf baS mir uuIere Qeiel
beionoerS auimerfiam MAIDEN m01ten, ot
unS cine iolhe SebenSpiirOigfeit nur letter
geboten miro unO Oteies panorama zines oel
9rOBteu &unitperfe 1T, melte iematS III BAL
tlmore 9eSeigt wurben. 53ugleid itnoet ieoer
2lbeno 9roBe8 @ou5crt elmer oeutIhen 9uia.
leufSapelle in @aldzlluiform ltatt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-06
Soebea erbGltea +:

g@7AAS Gtns Ssnbuns Rtslnz, Walaqaz u. Tluss
fat@sBeiHe GlsgcSci6He.cr Guciitdt, Deltt
soH5 beionosrs els cdt uub coH tcitGt suite erpfobS
len peroeH toHreH. ". DSGrfiHi,
t2JI-l SuooHgde 5TI Souabz unit Dalai RI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-06

LOCO Sdlto.=Sbio=SdbH-" StligGt. 1855, Gr 81
LOCO DJiotoI. @entraIbapn" : Or. 1890. sob q.
100 rYiur. =@inc. .S&bn"zS blieGt., l. o., 7r 90
t,0G "8trsiniuzE euueiee e: 9abn".ObI. 2. p,6r Il,
5000 rBittsbutgz&or. =Sapn"=SbI.. LIP II, IS
90 atttGn Der nR0rbIiten @ertrQlbabn".... 40
% Ditto Ditto DITTO 40l
5O 4ttten Der nB6onir Sniurance 60" 80. a
81 Attten Der nltlantic SobIsn=9 ompagnie" D.
The Portland daily press., 1873-03-25
SPECIAL NOTICES.


OIL y y B L N G. A MAN
AFTER HE Is DOWN
TO use powerful Cathartics tO cure
COSTIVENESS AM DYSPEPSIA.
the diseased organs are sensitive
and tender-lreat them tenderIy.-
Do not use them roughly. A Medf.
cine Like
LORING'S
Vegetable Specific :
which is entirely free from any
CatIlartic property whatever-that
tones, cOrrects and strengthens the
weakened parts-is the true reme-
dy-reasOn teaches this and expe-
rience confirms it. Price 81. LOR'
ING, Druggist. Proprietor. Trade
supplied by GEO. C. GOODWIN d
CO., Boston; w. f. PHILLIPS a
Co. j. w. PERKINS & Co.. WHIP
PIE BROS, Portland.
maroosn1wt
The Portland daily press., 1873-03-25

THE reports of the Auburn State Prison
10 New York, and of the State Prisons in
Massachusetts, Pennsylvania, Ohio and Wis
consin, show that the create number of pris-
oners sentenced for life are pardoned out when
they have served for six or seven years. At
the Auburn Prison, from 1918 to 1868. out of
214 prisoners condemned for life, 1874 we're
parloned, "a died from natural causes, s be-
came insane, 2 committed suicide, and 10
were transferred to other prisons. In Massa-
chnsetts, 80 per cent. of the life-prisoners are
pardoned; in Ohio, 40 per cent; in Wiscon-
sin, 33 per cent. The fact that executive
clemency is so frequently exercised in the
cases of criminals under life-sentence is the
strongest argument. that the advocates of
hanging can offer.
The Portland daily press., 1873-03-25
News and Other Items.

The Legislature of Wisconsin has censured
Senator Carpenter and Representative Eldridge
for voting in favor of the back pay grab.
Nat. Wheeler, one of the sewing machine
company, has been nominated for the State
Senate of Connecticut by the democrats of the
tenth district.
The vital statistics of New York city for the
week ending last Saturday at noon, were as
follows:-Deaths, $40; births, 369: marriages,
132; and still births, Al.
General Won Moltke thinks German snccess-
es in tie late war "must be attributed in many
respects to the fact that the French make more
numerous and grosser mistakes than ourselves" :"
Spurgeon dislikes the prefix Rev." and has
informed his friends that he will send to the
dead letter ofire all letters to himself having it
in the address.
Mr. Maloy, of st. Louis, opened vein in his
arm and then took two bottles of chloroform,
simply because he had been married several
times, and all his wives are living
A New Yorker wants the ladies to go back
on the ancient Greek sandal, as handso II. er,
more comfortable and less likely to injure the
foot than the modern high-heeled shoes.
1t has passed into proverb that Vermont
s)urts sustain the interests Of the citizens of
that State against all outsiders however just
and equitable their claims may be-
An Ohio girl, who was Tilted by her lover,
spoiled his beauty by taking herlIttle pistol and
,ooting his nose off, and now that young man
thinks he knows why his nose is not safe guide
to follow wher there is female ahead.
In the rescue of the crew of the schooner G.
w. Kimball, of Rockland, ashore on Guilty.
hunk the line from the shore Was shot from
common Springfield rifle, the line being at
tached to the ramrod. A shot gun was tried
four times unsucccssfully, the distance being
about 200 yards.
A Little Rock girl died few days ago of
what was supposed to be cerebro spinal men.
ingitis. The Gazette says, CDR. Quidor, doubt
ing the cause of her DEATH obtained permission
to make a post mortem examination. The ex
animation disclosed the fact that the little girls
stomach was loaded with boiled cabbage, which
had worked itself into one hard solid mass, dis
tending the stomach and causing death, the
victim dying in convulsions The doctor says
that many of the deaths credited to this celebro
spinal disease have nothing to do with it, and
are entirely distinct from it,"
The Portland daily press., 1873-03-25

WITH al, of its other functions, the Penn
sylvania Legislature has the power to decree
divorces, and it seems that such rases are tax
en- to that body of statute tnkerers as have
no chance in the courts. The bills granting
divorces are passed as private bills so that
little is heard of them. Recently bill was
passed of this character granting divorce to
a woman who left her husband a few hours
after marriage, the only reason assigned was
that she found she chad made an egregous
daring the session of like character.
The Portland daily press., 1873-03-25

SENATOR STEWART of Nevada, who is
chiefly noted in Washington for his munif-
cent surroundings and advocacy OF subsidy
schemes, in defense of Mr.. Caldwell, said :
"The time would com, when it would be
regarded as improper for candidate to use
money in procuring seat in the Senate, or
promise office, or offer other inducements to
this end"
The words of the distinguished carpet
bagger from Nevada are scarcely prophetic.
The time has already come, except in a few
unfortunate States like Nevada, Kansas, and
Missouri, when the people regard with de-
tesla ion the men who buy their way to high
places by bribes, AMI buy members of State
Legislatures as they would buy cattle.
The Portland daily press., 1873-03-25

ScRIBNER's opens with An Hour Among the
Greenbacks, illustrated, which contains mass
of information concerning the Treasury De-
partment, and is as interesting as a novel, Ed
ma Dean Proctor contributes Moscow and
Southern Russia, also illustrated. Hollands
Arthur Bonnicastle is continued, aud a biogra-
ply of Clara Louise Kellogg is given. Our
Currency and Banking System is considered by
T.. Fl. Atwater, and a new story. The Elders
Wife, by SAKE Holm, is commenced. These wi b
several other articles, poems, and full depart
ments make very interesting number of this
popular magazine.
The Portland daily press., 1873-03-25

SENATOR CALDWELL of Kansas, is no
more-as United States Senator, he having
rendered his resignation to avoid the igno-
miny of the expulsion awaiting him. He is
now free to again engage in his more original
employment of selling groceries and trnkets
to the noble red men of the western border
with fabulous profits. In this connection it
must be added that there is painful rumor
that the Governor of Kansas will appoint ex-
Senator Pomeroy to fill the vacancy.
The Portland daily press., 1873-03-25
CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED
SCHENCK'S PULMONIC SYRUP.
sCHENCK's MANDRAKE PILLS.

Are the only medicines that will cure Pulmonary
consumption.
Sometimes medicines that will stop cough will Of
ten occasion the Heath of the patient 1t locks up the
liver, stops the circulation of the blood hemorrhage
follows and in fact clogging the action of the very
organs that caused the cough.
Liver complaint and dyspepsia are the causes of
two-thilds of the cases of consumption. Many are
now complaining with dull pain in the side, the bow
els sometimes costive and sometimes loose tongue
coated, pain in the shoulder blade, feeling sometimes
very restless, and at other times drowsy the food
that is AIKEN lies heavily the stomach accompani-
ed with acidity and beching of wind. These symp-
usually originate from disordercd condition Of
the stomach torpid liver. Persons affected if
they take two heavy colds, and if the cough in
these cases be suddenly stopped the lungs liver and
stomach clog, and remain torpid and inactive, and
before the patient is aware of his suaton the lungs
of sores, and liberated, and death is the
inevitable result.
Schencks Pulmonic Syrup is an expectorant which
does net contain any opium, nor anything calculated
to check cough suddenly.
Schenck's Seawee tonic dsst the food, mixes
with the gastric juice of the so ach dgests easily,
nonrishes the system and Great healthy circuia-
tion Of the blood When the els cOstive, skin
shallow, and the patient is a bilious habit,
Scheneks Mandrake Pills are required.
These medicines are prepared by DR.. j. H.
SCHENCK & SON, MOI theast corner of Sixth and
Arch streets, Philadelphia. Penn. and tor sale by
GEO. C. GOODWIN & CO., 38 Hanover street, Bos-
ton. and John F. Henry, College place, New York.
For sale by Druggists generally sept3snendtf
The Portland daily press., 1873-03-25

HARpER's MAGAZINE comes laden with a
rich freight. With 85 illstrations, and cover
ing, in its table of contents, every variety of
fresh reading matter-stories, poems, sketches
of travel and scIence-it cannot fail to satisfy
the most exactiug reader. Besides the Series
by Charles Reade and Wilkie Collins, Mr..
Charles Nordoff gives summary of marine
phenomena with 20 illustrations; followed by
illustrated articles on Carrier Pigeons, Cog,
Magog & Co., and Mountains by Porte Crayon.
The Portland daily press., 1873-03-25

form their essential duties thoroughly and regularly
take dose OF Hostetter's Stomach Bitters before
every meal, until your delinquent stomach is resor-
ed TO healthy condition 1t should be understood
that dyspepsia is always complicated with disturb
ance OF the liver and n unnatu al state of the how
els AMI that no medicine which does not reach and
recty these Irregularities possibly cure this
anti-biilons agent and gradual cathar,ie as well
as tonic ana stomaehic, and hence its unaralleed
efficacy in the severest cases of chonc ipdigestion
The Portland daily press., 1873-03-25

country in the compliment you propose to
| pay hlm on the evening OF the 25th inst. 1t is
no small honor in these degenerate days for
man u return to his constituents with rec
ora so blam less and so eff ctive as that
Wnich Mr.. Lynch has made for himself. do
mol remember OF single instance where his
vote has been cast on the wrong side on any
measure nvol ling consideration of morals or
OF statesmanship. Nor has he ever been in
cllned to halt or hesitate, in any
proper expression Of his opinion, or
to evade any OF the responsibilities
OF his trus. He has been an able, up
right and pains-taking Rel resentative of the
make OF his melitorious career is alike credit
able to the givers and the recipient of the
ovation.
think we New Workers have an addition
al interest in Mr.. Lynch, because during two
OF his four triumphant canvasses, he was the
one man in your delegation whom
the Democracy Dragged they would
beat The First District was GER
orally regarded as debatable ground
But we have always found that Mr.. Lynch
ied tne poll by majority so much larger than
esell t nls 'rlenus taught us to expect that we
nave grown to regard him as Irwin ible. How
ever, tor that matter Maine has ALWAYS done
peter than she contrac, ed to. I date the
SaptiSm OF the Republican party from the
september election of 1856 when
you gave Hannibal Hamlin $4,000
majority for Governor. Maine gave ANDY
1oanson the staggering blow which sent him
reeling beyond the ropes at he" State election
OF 1866 wnen she electrified the country with
Zo,oOO majority for Congress, the country and
the tnfran hisement of the black race. And
it was reserved for the same gallant common
wealth to Illustrate her motto, "Dirigo.' in
September 1872, when she led Off in the list
OF States which the pebald coalition pre-
tended to class as doubtful, by rolling up
$4,000 for State ticket, which three m 5nths
before, owing to local dissensons, there was
some apprehension OF the defeat Of
As the banquet of Tuesday is to re nom
political I may interect these pleasant rem
lniscences by way OF relief to those ardelt
Republicans present VIII will be seized with
Irresistible impulses TO fight their battles o'er
again" but cannot do it ''under the rule"
YARMOUTH.
The Portland daily press., 1873-03-25
New York Letter.

r.. u,u,. Head Bank Adair-A Con-
.:a,.f authority and the Laws Delay
voue, of the Sons of st. Pat
r;ck-Thc Humorous Judge-s'. Patrick
n, m New England standpoint-Trib-
,,,. 70 John Lynch-HOnOr TO the "Diri-
go, State.
The Portland daily press., 1873-03-25
TO BE TE,T

The Front Office on the second floor in the Canal
National Bank Building. recently occupied by Mat
tocks & Fox.
Also rooms in the Third story. Enquire at the
Bauk dcc7snf
The Portland daily press., 1873-03-25

THE next battle in the Boston & Maine and
Maine Central war will come off in this citv
before Judge Virgin, on Thursday, April Sd,
the Maine Central having filed petition for
a dissolution of the injunction. Both parties
viii be heard orally. Eminent counsel will
aupear OH both sides, and Greek will meet
The Portland daily press., 1873-03-25
Aparourapb for py.peaties.

If you have a weak Stomach, and wish to make it
weaker, take violent purgations. Th re Is no surer
way render indigestion chronic But if you dys
peptic, and like sensible person desire to strength
en- your digestive organs and compel them to per-
The Portland daily press., 1873-03-25

IT is said that Gen. Butler is preparing
letter defending the salary steal, of which ne
is probably proud OF being the author. Treat
ing of this subject it will be characteristic.
The Portland daily press., 1873-03-25

Inc ooont Joannes has been awarded $3.50
ior 'ne aieged libel by the New York Times
DE wanted $4,000, and though the Jury refus-
ed him that money, they gave him pretty near.
ly all the figures
The Portland daily press., 1873-03-25

THE contest over the appointment of the
Supreme Judgeship, is said to be waxing
warm at Augusta
The Portland daily press., 1873-03-25

SPEAKER BLAINE left Washington yester-
day on his return to Maine, where he will
arrive during the present week.