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New-York tribune., 1873-02-03
6elp hantro-- flales.
Gclp Uanteo-- females.

LADY WANTED in an Office to COR
N RgsPoND be plain and rapid penman quick to InaeT
stand and possess thooughness her work
good ermnaan capable revising manuscript preferred Give
Of anvil salary expected references and address BOOh
SELLER, Boz 557j ?. o., Rew-fork.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-03
Maps at Office Of the Auctioneer on ana after Feb. l.

H. MuLLgR Anetioneer
A UCTI0N SALE of HOUSE, STABLE, and
~ LOT on Grier-aye.. Elizabeth n JADRIAN H. MULLER,
r. WILKINS Co. wall sell at ancuon TUESDAY Feb a.
Oeock the Exchange saesroon Ill Broadway by order Of the
creditors VI J. J. COiNR
GRIER AVE- Elizabeth n Jhe 2storT and Mansarroof frame
snd pot OF land westerly side GeTaVe 3l7
n south Way The house 3OI feet with Kitchen eIien
l2x8 II cellar eemend good well and
tenn and csragehouse Tbe ground is high Plot stO
feet Maps at one Of the huctioncerS Vb,ZoD
New-York tribune., 1873-02-03
2 Qmusements.


WALLACK|: 1.., v,r.,,
proprietor s SEVENTH AND LAST WEEK
BRoTHBR sAk"
Mr. JOHN GILBERT, w. j. B POLK Mis- EFP1B egRhoF,
n,s. ROSE CoaHLAM. CoHLe,s. co,pnv
Mr. 7. hOBERlSORS EXQUISITE Cohhpib .....
DAVID GARack-
SATURDAY NExT pBB a.
Represented 6T him for over 40 aighB al the Royal
Haymsrset IheatsI. London
NOTICE-Csrfages msy be ordered QUARTER PAST TEN
BorO6ee opeo one month "a advance.
ROOTH's THEATER: FLORENCE.
FrSt az this Thester
THIS (h0GDAYl EVENING, FEB ,.
Talented and Popular Comedian,
Mr. w. J. FLORENCE,
ubo win appear in his world famous character Of
BOB BRIEFLY
In Tom Tsylors instructive Dramatic Picture.
hve psr<, -
Illustrating phase, English Ever DAY Lfe
entitled the
TICKEr-OP-LEAVB MAN,
NEW ASD APPROPRIATE SCENERY
CAST TO THE FULL STRENGTH Up THE COMPANY.
v,RE R e y tdnyseEs TX ,ISsE on sikn.xxs
THE TICKET-0F-LRAYE MAN
The Jooton Tines speaking Ills great Moral Drama nenonss
confirmation. cek who had sbonded from Liverpool sth 210o
the bis employers and after visiting many pae arrived a.
Birmingham about Sys o'clock and after taking some n.ots gent
70 the Tbester While an hour happened The Psee shh
performed the Of bis y the TICKET OF
LEAVE MAN and che guy have drawn moral from
the representation for when be scene which The sterev e,seea
HJwksbaW the Deceive and the "ieEeoLaE Man" oof paee
Parker the clerk became Affected that he went out q the theats got
three envelopes and 800 all ihA, vas len Of the money eho
New-York tribune., 1873-02-03
Eonoon advertisements.
,NRY w. EGG, GUN MANUFACTURER,
! I:|

tn. REST and MOST AGREEABLE TONIC yet introduced Por
the relief Of ndigon General Debility and Loss Of Appetite IL is
ybe Recommended purity BY the Food Journal Arthur M
JlassaH NJ D. Wcutsorh L. Scott esq, y. &. s. T. A. g. b.
p r s. s. A. sold by GlOoers Omen and Chemists in large
bottes AZ Is. each. Beware ofimtaions Prepared by
GO0DALL BACKHOUSB 4 Co..,
New-York tribune., 1873-02-03
HOTELS
S t ca ID boa t S
CARPETED And UPHOLSTERED
IN THE BEST MANNER AND ON THE MOST FAvoRA.
BLB TERMS sY.
Arnold, Constable & Co,
Broadway. cor. Nineteenth-st.,
NEw-YORK.
Al KINZEY'S
aRRAT CLEARING SALE.
SIZZLING OPP TO
REMOVE TO
BROADWAY, CORNER SlNTnsT.
ENTIRE STOCK CLOSING OUT
No u GRO eRAIs RIBBONS zoe. yard.
RAEeY RgB0Ss L3I Sa g.. :1;,. &C., ioe, &C.. he uN
S1hS SRtvSTs SrsI AND ii vgIvETBESS, *: yard MP
TAHGf M1SE wIEbs6R SIsb ditS TIEs. Ess' 5is nSS'
TWIbLBD SILK TIES, 27e.
WIDE IMPORTED TIss. zoe. up.
GUTPURB LACBS, &C.. lOc 1Sc. yard up.
VALYNCIRNNBS LACES. &C., &C., &c. yard up.
FRRNCH LACES Sc, &C.. l0c. gard up
LACE TIDES, l5c.. 20c, 2Se. np -. -.
UANDKRRCIURFS, LADIES', &c up
HANDKERCnIEPS. MISSES. &C. mp.
HANDKERCIHEFS, BOYS, &c up
MUSLIN PUFFINGs, Sc, &c. yard up
". 8c.
LINEN AND LACE COLLARS, lc 20 f5.
TUCKIHGS AND RURFbINGS LOW.
HAMBURG EMBR0IDERTES, Sc, Sc. &C.. Be.
HAMBURG EMBROIDERIBS, 1nc, le;e., l5c
HAMBURG EMBR0lDERiES, 2Oeq 22e., 25c.
HAMBURG EMBROlDBRIBS, 29c, 3Sc, 5Oe up.
LADIES' UNDERWEAR CHEAlSB,
DRAWERS. SKIRTS. NIGHT ROLES,
SACQUES, CORSETS, SCAKFS
"0' ~ KID GLOVES, 25c., 29c, 39c.
KID GLOVES. 42c., 50c Soc
MD GLOVES, Csc, 75c, 79c.
KID GLOVES, 66c., 92c, 81.
SILK PRINCES CLOSING.
SILK TRIMMINGS CLOSING.
SILK GIMPS CLOSING.
CLOSING OUT SPOOL SILK COTTONS
BRAIDS. PINS, NEEDLES BUTTONS
COMBS BRUSHES, TAPES, ... ...
JEWBLRY AND FANCY GOODS
WILL REMOVE IN A PEW
WEBKS TO 7O7 AND lb9
BROADWAY. CORNER OF
HLNiH-'i' UNTIL THEN OUR ENTIRE
STOCK CLOSING OUT AT
69 BROADWAY, BETWEEN
AMlTY AND F0URTH-STS.
LACE CURTAINS PIQUBS
NAPKINS. CURTAIN LACES.
MARSRILLBS QUILTS REMNANTS
an" S0iN ''' WILLIAM kinney.

LACE CURTAINS. PIQUBS,
NAPKINS. CURTAIN LACES,
MARSRILLBS QUILTS. REMNANTS
AND SOILED GOODS, CHEAP.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-03

MoRRr WILKINS, AueloneeT, .,, ,,,,,,,,,
EXECUT0R's SALE OF No. 4 WEST TWEN-
II TYPlRST-ST. Hlh.aye ..r =,
T. II. LUDLOW Co. will sell at auction on TUESDAY Feb
1873 al O'Clock al Exchange Salesroom, Ill Broadway (my
Badng Y order Of Barret Van Auken executor
Of Jesse Van Auken, deceased: ..x
Twenty6st, south side l4lb feet west OF
Fhave basement brognsione 'front.' 6r45
with basement extension, 2bIzJ et has
eut walls and contains the Improvements Lot Zo1aZ eet
remain bon and mortgage Maps
and permits the Office Of the Aucioneers 3Pne N y IS
CUPREME COURT SALE of THIRD-AVE:
- HOUSES and LOTs-RICHARD v HARNBTr Aucuonee, will
sell at TUESDAY Feb a. at " o'clock AZ The E6change
Saesroo III Broadway under the direction OF FRANK kpD esq
referee Nos l9ll li9 TbirsVe; OurorJ and basement
Lots the east side OF Ihrdaye t e'
ana inches south Of each lot s by 100
Maps at Ill Broadway
ADRIAN II. MuLLEK Aneh9Seet ,,,,,,,
VvAJHARIE BUSINESS PROPERTY on
PesrLst AZ saetion-ADRIAS H. MULLER, p. r. WILKINS
Co viii sell at auction UBSDAY Feb T. az CLOCK at the
Exchange S.esroom Ill Broadway: ..- a
PEIRShe fonrstory Brrk Stores and Lots situate on ne
e sde OF Pears the northeast corner OF
see $50 asa 3S' ass 49, and 800 pesst
Maps the Office Of the A1cuoneers. V,<I9)
New-York tribune., 1873-02-03

JgKE. JOHNSON jr., ABetoneeT.
RY JERE. JOHNSON, jr.,
i ROW, POst-Omce Astor House,
and the terminus of AL the city hnea
REAL ESTATE PROMPTLY SOLD AND EXCHANGED.
Auction sales OF Stocks Furniture, Merchandise &c.
~ al made 10 EKchnge SesToom reported 90 my
Bulletin BOani n advance of
IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE,
TUESDAY Feb II,
At p o'clock Al Exchange Salesroom No Ill Broadway Y.
100 DESIRABLE LOTS
Leading anl Avenues In the Ninth Nineteenth and twenty
first Wards Of the City Of Brooklyn
Propertv ALL SPLBNDTDLY LOCATED, and desirable for
INVESTMENT or IMPROVEMENT Maps week before sale at
nRe of Aueion z
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1873-11-04
Whole No. III.

ance and told their story, and she
said:
81 had hoped to have given
Margerie grand wedding, but ]
suppose l shall have to give up the
idea. There will be any amount of
talk about it, and advise you to
back off at once, and take a Eu-
ropean trip. 1t will all blow over
by that time, and then you can
open an establishment in style, and
live forever after pretty much as
you please"
AS Mrs. Won Hoffman's advice
was fully given and well meant,
and as Harry Roland Murray and
his wife Margerie looked upon one
quarter of the globe pretty much
as they did upon another provided
they were together, they went to
Europe.
"It was an old thing, after all, u
said Albany to himself. They had
been married ten years, and she
had been waiting all this while for
him. She deserves to be happy"
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1873-11-04

lessons from the panic" are
now in order, and there are plenty
of valuable ones, if diligently
sought out and properly improved.
Among them is one especially for
young men in cities, who have small
accumulations of money from their
wages and other sources. These
are often tempted to "try their
luck" by speculation in stocks or
grain. They hear of fabulous gains
acquired by others in short time
and on small investment, and, con-
fident that fortune, so liberal with
others, will be more generous with
them, "dip in" lightly at first, but
deeper, as temptation and means
increase. Counting the smallness
of the margin" required, and cal
culating the largeness of the gains
on reasonable ADVANCE" they can
not entertain doubt as to profits.
But even admitting fall in prices,
they are sure to be able to "get
out" without serious loss. Led on
by such pictures of profits easily
made, thousands of young men had
every dollar at their command in
volved in a speculation when the
present panic came on, and in the
twinkling of an eye, swept away
their flimpsy margins" and left
them not only bankrupt, but over
whelmed with hopeless indebted
ness. In referring to this subject
the New York Observer says:-sf.
If the panic of 1873 only teaches
our young men this lesson, that in
dustry and frugality-a business
that is founded upon integrity and
built up by prudence and honesty
are the only things that pay well in
the end, it will be worth all it costs.
Let the stock business shrink to its
legitimate proportions, and the
banks encourage merchants rather
than speculations, and sound pros
perity will return; young men will
no longer be seen pasting money as
if they were princes; there will be
fewer defalcations, and a better
state of public and private morals.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1873-11-04

The prospect of railroad tun-
mel between France and England
has lain dormant for several years,
but company of French and En-
glish capitalists has now been form
ed, abandoning the thought #
government subsidy and relying
upon its own resources for compile
ton of the work. But it demands
several important concessions, one
of which is perpetual guarantee
from both countries that no other
parties shall ever obtain leave to
make a railroad tunnel between
them. The British Government
persistently refuses to grant per-
manent monopoly. 1t is favorable
to the scheme, but cannot consent
to divest itself of all sovereignty
over the territory to private cor
poration. The French Govern
ment seems to hold similar views,
but is compelled by the laws of
France to submit the, project to
certain Investigations usual for all
public works before it adopts any
definite policy. As the subject il
so great a work of international
communications, consultation will
not only, as required by the regula-
tions, be held with the Chamber of
Commerce in the department of the
Pas de Calais, but extended to
those in all the large towns in
France. There is little doubt that
I will meet with their appreciation.
Nor is it expected that tho refusal
o grant q monopoly viii delay the
work.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1873-11-04
A POndcrOus Slipper.

N ObuSEOus SlEPPcEs
George has for some time been
attractive to young lady, whom
he has noticed on several evenings
when he called busily engaged on a
beautiful piece of embroidery,
which, perhaps accidentally, or
comparing it with the size of his
own foot, he had concluded was one
of pair of slippers that were no
doubt intended for holiday pres
ent, and George had once or twice
allowed himself to wander into the
Pleasant suspicion that they were
intended for him, although nothing
had really transpired to justify
such a belief.
On Friday evening George called
for the third time during the week
He's quite attractive it would seem
and as usual the slippers was pro-
crossing finely. He was fully sure
the slippers was intended for him,
but he was anxious to draw the ac-
knowledgement from the dear an
gel who was laboring so industri.
ously for his benefit, another i'm
piled acknowledgment of her devo
ton to him. OF course he began
cautiously.
"Some one you are mighty fond
of is to become the possessor OF
those slippers, l imaginel' said he
"What slippers do you refer to p
inquired the fair laborer.
"Why those you are working OF
so industriously," replied George.
"Slippers Z" almost shouted his
astonished companion. "Do you
mean to tell me, George, that you
took this for slipper.
"Why not p returned George, in
advertently moving one of his pom
derous pedal appendages. The
movement, though unintentional,
drew the lady's close attention TO
Georges feet, where she gazed q
moment and then at the supposed
slippers; then raising her eyes to
our hero, she said: "Well, George,
you are not so much to blame, after
all; but this was really intended
for o sofa cushion"
George takes but little pleasure
in hearing the incident related.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1873-11-04
How She Takes the Train.

She comes down to the depot in
an express wagon three hours before
train time. She insists on sitting
on her trunk, out on the platform,
to keep it from being stolen. She
picks up her reticule, fan, parasol,
lunch-basket, small pot with a
house plant in it, shawl, paper-bag
of candy, bouquet, (she never trav-
els without one), small tumbler and
extra veil, and chases hysterically
after every switch engine that goes
by, under the impression that it is
her train. Her voice trembles as
she presents herself at the restaur-
ant and tries to buy q ticket, and
she knocks with the handle of her
parasol on the door of the old dis
used Toulouse, in vain hopes that
the baggage-man will come out and
check her trunk. she asks every
body in the depot and on the plat
form when the train viii start and
where it will stand, and looking
straight at the great clock, asks:
"What time is il now 7" She sees,
with terror, the baggage-man shy
her trunk into a car where two men
are smoking, instead of locking 1t
up by itself in a large, strong,
brown car with "Bad order, Shops"
chalked on the side, which she has
long ago determined to be the bag
gagc-car, as the only safe one in
sight. Although the first at the
depot she is the last to get her tick
ct, and once on the cars she sits TO
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1873-11-04

the end of her journey in an agony
Of apprehension that she has got
on the wrong train, and will be
landed at some strange station, put
into a close carriage, drugged and
murdered, and to every last male
passenger who walks down the aisle
she stands up and presents her
ticket which she invariably carries
in her hand. She finally recogniz-
es her waiting friends on the plat
form, leaves the car in burst of
gratitude, and the train is 10 miles
away before she remembers that
her reticule, fan, parasol, lunch
basket, verbena, shawl, candy,
tumblcr, veil and bouquet are on
the car seat where she left them OF
in the depot at Peoria, for the life
of her she can't tell which.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1873-11-04

Somebody, evidently down south,
says "people who imagine there is
no cotton raised at the north are
mistaken. There are thousands OF
women who raise a pound Of cot
ton every time they draw . breath
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1873-11-04

German Insurance Co., New York, $1,000, 900
Black River Insurance Co., New York, 3O0,0 900
North Missouri, Insurance Co., 100000
State Insurance Co., Missouri, 100000
Allcmanna Co., Pittsburgh, Pa, 100000
German Insurance Co., Erie Pa, 1900
New England Life Insurance Co., Mass,
Non Forfcitablel, 2O,G00.0 900
Travellers General Accident, Hartford, 100000
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1873-11-04

Will locate Pine, Timber and Farminx Lands.
Pine Lands examined and estimated. Particular
attention paid 10 selecting Homesteads. Long
Lake, Alpena, Mich.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1873-11-04
Ten Years.

"She is a glorious creature to
look upon, but l dread such wom-
en-"
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1873-11-04
James M. Johnston,

Carpenter, Joiner and Millwright, and dealer in
City Lots Call and see me II you have the
Greenbacks Inquire of A. Hopper. 93m6
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1873-11-04
ADVERTISING RATES.

Business Cards, one year, one dollar for every
line.
Local Notices, ten cents per line each insertion,
and all notices continued for three months or
longer, discount Of 25 per cent.
Advertisements unaccompanied by written or
verbal directions will be published three months
Advertisements, under contract, ordered out be-
fore expiration Of time will be charged full rates
No paper discontinued until all arreaages are
paid, except at the option Of the publisher.
Transient advertisements must be paid In sd-
vance.
ss- Terms, CASH, payable quarterly.
The Portland daily press., 1873-01-23
of Mayor of Rockland in aid OF pe''''oh oi

of Mayor of Rockland in aid OF pet't'oh Oh
corporaters of LimesRock Railroad
Orders passed-That the Committee on FL
nance inonire what sum is necessary to be ap-
nronriated on account of expenses of commits
s;onars annointed under chap. IS Public Laws
of 1869. relating te the establishment of two
meridian lines; that the same committee con-
slider the expediency of reporting bill for the
assessment of State tax for 1873; that the
Committee on Legal Affairs inquire into the
expediency of further legislation relative to
lien on animals; that the Committee on the Ju-
dietary inquire whether the pauper law shall
be amended to oblige organized plantations to
furnish aid to paupers, and be subject to all the
penalties and liabilities of towns.
The petition of the Judge of Probate for
Washington County, for increase of salary, was
referred to the next Legislature.
Read and assigned-Bill to incorporate Ltch-
| field Fire Insurance Company; to incorporate
| Auburn Mutual Fire Insurance Company; to
| empower Joseph Oaks to extend wharf in tide
| water at Brewer; authorizing e. johnson ct
ais to extend wharf at Hampden; to incorpo-
rate Mattanawcook Dam Company; to set of a
| part of the township No. Z, range 8, Aroostook
County, and to annex the same to the Planta-
tion of Moro; for relief of trustees of the Bing-
| ham estate.
| Passed to be e1,acted-Bll to authorize w. P
| Hartman to extend wharf at Belfast; to repeal
chap. 715 Special Law of 1871. relating to the
duties of constables of the town of Whitefeld
to prevent the taking of trout in Bellscop Mea-
dow Brook, in the town of WaldOboro; Resolve
relating to Hell Gate Pilot law.
The bill to promote tue efficiency of the pub
lie schools of Maine, on its passage to be en-
crossed, was discussed by Messrs. Dingley
Bisbee, Mathews, Treworgy, and Corthell, ant
pending motion to table, the House ad
iourned
The Portland daily press., 1873-01-23
Call for Woman Suffrage Con-
yentiOn.

The people of Maine who believe in the extension
of The elective franchise to women, as benefcent
power for the promotion of the virtues and the
rection of the evils of society," and all who believe in
the principles of equal justice equal liberty and equal
opportunity, upon which republican institutions are
founded and have faith in the triumph ofinteligence
and reason custom and prejudice are invited to
meet in Convention at GRANITE HALL, in the city
of Augusta, on Wednesday, January 29th,
1873, at u O'Clock p. M, and Thursday, Jam
uary 3Oth, at 10 o'clock a. M, for the purpose of
organizing State Woman Suffrage Association, and
inaugurating such measures for the Advancement OF
the cause as the wisdom of the Convention may sug
gest
Mrs. Julia Ward Howe, Mrs. Lucy Stone, and otner
distinguished speakers from abroad, will address tie
convention The usual reduction of railroad Iares
may be expected. n
AUGUSTA, Jan. goth, 1873.
John Neal, s. 7. Pickard, Mrs Olive bennett, Mrs.
j. j. Eveie2h, Mayor, Joshua Nye, Chandler Beal
Sonse % u bsE GeS % fyH Hsmlen
good Mrs G. A. Quinby, Mrs. W. K Lancey, Mrs.
b. M. Witt Mrs VIM; b Lapham, Mrs, S. NJ. Bar
- " : Brown, Slfs. 3. 4 6icEerson, Mrs W.
H' Burrin, Mrs. N. Abbott, Mrs Thos. N. Marshall,
Miss A. A. Hicks Belfast.
Iohn d. Hopkins, Rev. VIM. H. Savary, C. G. Peck,
Mayor A. E. Drinkwater, Mrs. Ann. F. Greedy, Mrs.
A ii. Sayary and 20 others, Ellsworth.
Mrs, NJ G. Crossman, Mrs. s. d. Morris Mrs. j.
Tillson Mrs. Sarah j. Prentss, Mrs. Am, Pickard,
Miss nj. Phillips, and II others, Bangor.
Rev. John w. Kinds, lewiston
Rev. Il p Adams Bowdoinham.
Rev. w. II. Bolster, Wiscasset. e.s1 =
W.T.. G. Runnels, Searsport.
Rev M. V. b. Stnson, Kittery.
Jno U. Hubbard, Alfred Winslow, West Water
vile. n siit lcf
Mrs. M. S. Philbrick, Skowhegan.
Mrs. Simeon Connor, Fairfield
George Clifford, Mrs Mary W. Southwick, H. M. N.
Bush M. A. Bush, A. e. Prescott, A. r. Dunham,
and IA others, Vassalboro'.
R.C. Caldwell, and others, Gardiner.
Albert Crosby, Mrs. S. G, Crosby, Albion.
Noah F Norton Mercy G. Norton Penobscot.
Rev. A. Ii. Sweetser, and 20 others, RockIand.
The Portland daily press., 1873-01-23
CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED
SCHENCK's PULMONIC SYRUP,
SCHENCK.s SEAWEED TONIC.
sCHENCK's MANDRAKE PILLS.

Are the only medicines that will cure Pulmonary
consumption.
Sometimes medicines that will stop cough will Of
ten occasion the death of the patient 1t locks up the
liver stops the circulation of the blood hemorrhage
follows, and in fact cloggng the action of the very
organs that caused the Cough
Liver complaint and dyspepsia are the causes Of
two-th1ds' OF the cases of consumption. Many are
now complaining with dull pain in the side the bow
els sometimes costive and sometimes to 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 belching of wind. These symp-
toms usually originate from a dsordercd condition of
the stomach torpid liver Persons SO affected If
they take or two heavy cods 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 aware of his situation the lungs
are mass OF sores and liberated, and death is tie
inevitable result. Wv
Schenck's Pumonic Syrup is an expectorant which
does not contain any opium nor anything calculated
to check a cough suddenly.
Schenck's Seaweed tonic diss the food mixes
with the gastric juice Of the sto ach dgests easily
nonrishes the system, and Great, healthy circuIa
tion of the blood. When the \, els are costye skin
shallow, and the patient Is G a bilious habit
Schenck's Mandrake Pills are required.
These medicines are prepared by DR.. j. H.
SCHENCK g. SON, Northeast corner of Sixth and
Arch streets, Philadelphia Penn, and tor sale by
GEO. c. GOODWIN & CO., 3s Hanover street, Bos-
ton, and John F. Henry, 8 College place. New York.
For sale by Druggists generally. septSsneodtf
The Portland daily press., 1873-01-23
GA Dose i'm Time,o SC.

If a stitch in time saves nine it is equally certain
that dose of healthy tonic like Hostetters Stomach
BIZ tiers taken at this inclement of the year
may save many an unpleasant twnge. A dose, how
ever, is not sufficient. The system should be
thoroughly charged with this genial vegetable simu-
commencement of the atmospheric changes which
distinguish the winter from the autumn. Thereby
and secretive organs, and those painful diseases of
the muscles and the nerves of sensation which often
rende the period Of the year which sh ruld be the
merIiest season of penance and dsquietude. The
extraordinary vigor and regularity which this exhia-
rating restorative imparts to the most important
tunctirns OF the body render it invaluable remedy
for nervous debility, constipation, indigestion tor
pidity of the liver, and intermittent feverrs