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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1873-02-13
nIETEoROLOGICAL.
PROBABILITIES FOR THE NEXT TwENTY-FoUR
HOURS.

HOURS.
WAR Dept, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL
OFFICER, Washington, d. c.,
Feb. 49, Il A. N.))
Probablities-For the Southern States east
of the Mississippi westerly to northwesteriy
winds and clear weather, from Lake Erie to
New Jersey, Maryland and Virginia, winds
perature and clearing weather during the day.
For New York and New England fresh and
brisk winds and high along the coast, cloudy
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The Original Whitney Family,
Ed, George, Nellie and Charlie

Will soon be in Lewiston, Leeds. Iivermore Falls.
Nv tboa harrington, Skowhegan, and other towns
met sn ns Sc1nity bringing with them wonderful cab
If tbo Mew songs Acts, Farces, Tros &C., making
ever offered to the public.
feb12d1ws A. q. THAYER Accent.
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ADVERTISERS naturally seek the means for
reaching the largest number of readers, and
those of the best quality. The Daily PRESS
fills the bill in both particulars better than any
other daily journal in Maine.
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Receipts by Railroads and Steamboat.
STEAMER CHESAPEAKE. FROM NEW YoRK-67
chests tea goo dry hides 361 bds pulp 20 do paper
nangngs 4o bags satpetre 10 do rice, 20 rolls eath-
10 nhds tobacco, II ties d. casks skins, 105 bbs
80 DO birthstone, 20 do glassware 80 do sugar. ~
10 ouckwheat -four, so crates sewing machines, Ioo
Doxes corn, 80 do drugs % do hardware do raisns
20 do starch % do Soda 20 do clocks % do prunes
piano fortes, 200 pkgs sundries.
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AUCTION SALES.
BY j. s. Bailey & Co., AuctiOneers.
Mortgages Sale of Furniture at
Auction.

WE shall sell at Public Auction Thursday Feb.
w 18th, at 10 O'Clock A: NJ, at Office: Black
Walnut Sofa, Chairs and Rocker in Hair Cloth, 6
Cane Seat Chairs. do. Stool, Blk Walnut Ext. D
Table, Painted Chamber Set Mirror.
ALSO ..
- FEATHER Beds, Hair Mattress, Cotton do,
- Beadsteads, Crockery, and Wooden Ware, &C.,
&c. feb8-dtd
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The CALICO BALL.-The prospects of the cal
leo ball, which comes off at City Hall this eve
ming, for grand success, grow brighter every
hour. There is every assurance that it
will be the event of the season, and a source of
great entertainment to all those who choose to
attend. The benevolent object for which it is
gotten up gives it a right to demand something
from our sympathies and our purses, and we
trust neither will be found in bankrupt condi-
ton. The opportunity presented for doing a
good act and having good time, all at once is
a tempting one, and will not, we think, be
readily neglected by ourIcitizens The managers
are determined to make the occasion one of
great enjoyment, and their efforts cannot but be
crowned with success. A ball room is like an
omnibus, you know-there is always room for
one more; SO those of our readers who have not
secured tickets, will do well to do it at once, and
participate in the good time coming.
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THE ENQUIRER.-The best advertising me-
dunn in Maine. Circulation 10000 and increas-
ing 1000 per month. Try it. jan7tf
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MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.

NJ. ENGER, whose advertisement appears in
our columns to-day, has had twenty years ex-
perience ut the business. h..
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New York stock and Honey Market.

NEW YORK, Feb 12-Morlihq.-Go at 1l4s =
Money tight at 1-32 1-l6 per cent Sterling EN- ;
weak. State stocks are dull. t
NEW YORK, Feb. 12-Ecening.-Money stringen
and leaned high as per cent per day and closed
at per cent coin interest per annum; most OF the
bunsiess at 1-32 a 116. There is much talk Of lock
up in aid Of bear operation in stocks Sterling Ex-
change at 1909 1-16 a 1O9s Gold quiet and firm at
ia q 114t; loans at a. per cent. for carrying, and
1,64 to fat for borrowing. Clearances S6fOoo, 100
Treasury disbursements $155,500 Governments arc
quiet and steady. State bonds lower with Tennes-
sees's freely pressed for sale. Railroad bonds hTm
ana In good demand. Stocks freely hammered by
the bears most of the day and prices declined @ u
per cent with the lowest prices current about three
made prices and e causSs ana raW a SHOT, ee
the market closing firm at recovery The chief
nuctuations were: Central 1O3a, 1929 to 1893 /;
Erie 65l So to 63s Ohio s. Missssipp al Isl to Isl:
Iake sSor ws $50 to 81 m s. Paul 81 to
Pacific Mail 73s, 741 1871 to TAI; Harlem 12is to 19S:
Union Pacific Sis s to 81 Indiana Central 42i, 4O
Union 81, 87a, SCI to 875. ~ "
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Foreign Exports.

CARDENAs. Brig NJ A Chase-1OoO box shocks
1718 shocks and heads, 40, 100 hoops.
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The annual Cash sale of marked down
goods will contiue few days longer at
III. w. Simonton & Co.'S 351 Congress St.
feb12-2t*
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Groceries and Store Fixtures at
Auction.
nN MONDAY, Feb. 17th at 81 o'clock P. NJ, we
" shall sell large and fresh stock of Groceries,
consisting in part Of bbls Flour chests Tea raw
Mustard, Tapioca, Starch, boxes G.. C. d. Pale,
boxes best Family, boxes j. c. D. very best,
boves G. D. Domestic. boxes Ultsch's Economical
and 10 boxes =. E. Family Soap, assortment of Toilet
Soap, Pals, Tubs, Brooms, Wash Boards, C. Pins,
Pipes Canned Goods, Nuts, Extracts and Oils, large
lot OF Fancy Goods, Stationery, &C.; also Platform
and Counter Scales, Show Cases, Desks, Measures
and choice, fresh goods.
F: Q. BAILEY & CO., Auctioneers.
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The military men find that the existino stat.
ute is not adequate to carry out the recommen-
dations of Gen. Chamberlain, and the Military
Committee do not deem it prudent to bring
such measure before the Legislature at this
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-03-28
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II W unl, ~aaii slap II sake II
aasi many a issne ftem the hrtttr laai,
II The qaerueas leart waail wake Il
Tn The sunny soul thas II fali a hape.
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The grA~ " green asl lhe i'rwrrs asn hfigh
Though The wiasrs STERN rrevaile,h
nesier 10 hope, Though tho clouds hang low
And 10 keep the eyes s.Ill lifted
fer the sweet blue sky will SOON peel
through,
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Nor m evening without 4 morning
And the dnrkcs. hour, the provcrh goes,
II the hour before the aawning.
There Is many rem In the path of life,
Which We rass IN tic Idle pleasure,
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An.l hands that are saift nnl willing,
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" our curious lives assnnler
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Aud w ia sricve nnl wonder,
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-03-28

(f,mn the Storm Lake Pilot. Feb 10
I've drunken villains. WIN were on the
roai irrm sioux Rapids t. Newell last
inaS.la, night, week use. called nj
The farm house IL Mr Sassnan. and
asked t. STAY over night, Mr. s. being
ava, fr,m heme, the lady tald them
shc caull not keep them. They claim
cl that nne II tho party was sick, anil
that they would stay anyhow. 80 the
laly gave them lantern, aud ,AcN
started tpr the barn to IN. up their
team. They had III, heen there long
until one of them u,tsct the luntern and
vt lire Il tho stable. The men then
~, III their wagon, anl set there look.
ing ut tic lire. Tho lady camc on,
and saw the lire. and raised al alarm
whicl. brought number IT tho neigh
hrs to her assistance lley succeed
ca In eritirg unt three calves, anl
three COWS were left to burn up, III
well Ms MI the hay and grain IN Mr..
Sassman = possession. Wv learn that
Mr.. =. II loss ia about three hundred
dollars and barely insured. Tho yil.
lains male their escape.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-03-28

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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-03-28
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l0wM Rivers.

Prom an a,tir.c III thc Iowa Pro-
4rcS fnr February. We Gull M item II
two ~ ss,awirg something It the cx-
tent okeur water power. Besides the
Mississippi on tho one siae and the Mir
souri, on the other, Iowa has minor riv-
crs M follows:
The nes Moincs, the largest. tray
crscs the State not less than :,tD miles
and drains an area II 10000 square
niles
The ncNt il tie cclar river. the
main branch OF which il 40 miles u,
length, aud, with IT. branches. drains
5000 square miles.
The lowa river is nearly 800 mile,
and tie area drained hy il il 4.oou
s.nare miles.
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Wa,sie 30 miles lune aud dral,s,
with it, branches, 1,utio slaase mi!.s,
i Tie Maan.ke,a river il Ito mile'
long and drains 5000 sl,.afe miles
l'urke, river trayerrrs l3, miles
draining about 1000 nnate miles,
| The Upper Iowa river drains ahoo
900 SQUARE miles.
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,,a,, IL tl,r state and nus intn ihe Nj
s,u,i. |, ha. three principal hranel'
a., agsrc-.,it,G IL lunih ah,ut -
miles and draining ah nt a.un, u i
miles
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1900 >inarc mills.
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numbers II snalkr hut impostan
streams suitable iur mill aml man,
'fariuring purposes. Iowa i sill
her inisnsy. l'iii, ,snrs l,sneg VI
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-03-28

MnAr EAn WAX II FoR. --llr nio
Lewis. IN one u his lectures ta the boys
singled ou, u rsil,ea.le,l little fellow,
and asked him what the wax was in tho
ear far. H. saia .e selected rel
headed hoy because rel headed Loys
are generally the slnartcs,. The b.y
stood up and said Ii. did ~. know.
The doctor would nj take sucl. an
answer. Ii the by didn't know. no
mus, TIL IT least what he thought tho
wax was Ill the car for.
Mel. said the bpy. ''thc wax II in
tho ear because observation-disclosures
il wants to he in tho ear, =
liz questioned another boy who
claimed distinction hy having red
head, anl lii answer was that Il kept
tho passage q the drum moist. This
was correct; but /. has further uscs.
Ear wax is Il deadly poison To insects.
aud it, lrcscnrc III the ear citcctaally
projects /, from insects. II sometimes
areumulatcs aml becomes hard. caus-
inn partial deafness. hut little warm
castor oil, MIXED with spirits, would
remedy that, ~ ~, injection Of lnko-
warm soapsuds.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-03-28
1lsc NcW Postage LIZ W.


From the Philadelphia Press.
There j. m impression around that
the i'arusaerth lnll Ter the reduction
of postage became law, This is a
mistake. |, passed the House, hnt
failcl IN the Senate. There wns an
amendment ~ the I'ns; uiiiee Arrra-
rriatimn bill which repealed all acts
relative u the franking privilege and
free postage generally. This became
law. II aholishcs the circulation
free Il postage II newspapers IL the
county where they are published, aud
als the free exchange III newspapers.
II does MT take effect until tic LIT Il
,jul,.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-03-28

4 former subscriber, who discontin-
uel hi. Republican hccausc he could
not make !, say j,.., such things AZ no
though, i. ought /, say, has, ~ learn.
recently cA,rcs>c! considerable sur
prise 60 Ill friends that tho paper
sl,null keep rnnning-sincc he has
Withdrawn his patronage. II ~aA Apree-
/, close wo.k fur while VIZ confcss;
hut h, omiltin. u put sugar IN onr
i,a. anl IL la,i.,g \ cheaper grade of
paper collars and reversing tor tho
second ani .llild Time, We managed to
rub along until u new subscriber came
a'sl lapk the place mr. respected hut
,lisgrun,lcl !r,einl--anl then Richard
WIS himscl, again. Nnthing hut rigid
economy vii carr, one safely over
s,,tl, Il calamity ~ tho luss u . sub-
s.,ibcr. ri Republican, Lyons, \. \.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-03-28

Ny dear beloved, everytime | think
Of sp,, NY heart fplls np and down like
vl,nrn-lasl,cr. Sensations IT unuttcr-
abl, Us capcr oyor u like young soa's
on stable root, and thrill through |,
like Spanish needles Though pair Of
tpMlnen trousers.
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n nn,l puddle. \, swim now IN Il sen
II glary, Visions oi ecs,a'ie rapture
thicker than the hairs of Il hlaeking
brush, and brighter than the laes If
hummiug birds rinions, visit mo IN my
,ln,nl,crS aud herne Oh their invisible
wings. your image stands before mo,
and reach 10 grasp H. like q pointer
swapping at blue.hn,tlc Ay. When !
iirst hnhcll ,onr angelic PROJECTIONS !
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tnan. aud lifted them up t. catel, the
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rrsisc. lows sr.ms h w growing ae.
rer,liag III tho me,lesa t',ccry II lfp.
Observation-Disclosures. 50 u sreak,
af intelligence. distribution cf knesl.
| c.lie and wealth. and division "f lah.r.
Here this principle scenE u ehlain
esen IA the matter of rrrulat.
iinn. While immigration IL constant,
flowing il, il quietly distributes itself
Throughout, the State. filing up the
country evenly anil rapidly, aud giving
the ci,ics and villages only their due
and l,rorortionasc increase Whether.
under an older civilization. mans gre
gatieasaess will again assert itself aud
society pnd TO ecn,ralixc In larger
cities aud towns. n IL shown u lr the
rasaa III tho ems, hs the 'as, census, il Il
matter fnr the future Ii decide. Willie
the State possesses no great city which
can b. compared inr moment with
those have named (anl il rrel,all,
the better OIL TOR IL she yet has many
thriving cities and villages. Int whie,,
seem. gcncrally speaking 10 hc growing
evenly though rapidly. aud there arc ~
instances Il cxtraer,linry local increase
ot population.
1 Lot tho Now England farmer whose
hands arc sore from picking np cohllc-
stoi..s. ~ whesa lack aches fra,n swim
ing lis scythc Among The boullers. ~
,ueing his three acres 1t corn, ride. Il.
lsc may, upon swiftly runnin. train II
la.s through this country, whore tho sill
il uheNcc!lcl fur depth and richness.
where nine out Ut every ten acres are sns,
errliblc Of cultivation, whcic tie corn
fields stretch awas In every direction n
iar ~ the CSC can reach anil aa the hour,
- II, seem almost ilimitaL,v I, him VIII
remembers corn liel,l IL ten acres in til,
largest lio ever saw, and IL hir excited
imagination the land seems like sl ,,gri'
cultural paradise the place where good
farmers ~. But hi~ enthusiasm i sumo
WIN. dampcncl when the Iowa larlnel
sadly explains that these i,nncnsc field,
of corn arc worth but little marc to hin
than the Eastern farmers ten aeres arr
Ii him. aud that II takes live bushels Il
Il Il grt unc to market And when II,
aids tia. he has difficult, IL selling II fl
ten and fifteen cents per bushcl, ant
that i, is m.s,ls used for fuel, YOU
Yankee il almes, ~ much Mortified n
! though hc had said hc usc! Iii. haLic
fnr food.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-03-28
.MGnr AT1s.t.
4 DEFAMATION Ibil A SMALL.
ittlA

keor .,.ll Tint, vlai thes III.
va,s sat " " ha,s lust H. II there
u.sss had hvrn air. nnl@r VI The world
Hnnsil ~ w,fs ftan Haven't cla f"lk-
al .sta hoss md girls a,rey Didn't
s,,ae II them llan an the milk rais
ur crack nuts with the flat ir,a. "
slam tie ,lttrs, IN epsne DIVA ssairs
sliing dnwn.hll fashion ! Everything
iha. il smarLrues III With lang.
THIS would lc dull warld f II were
mol fur tho racket the boys make.
N.isy boys are nos always sa,ny.
Some are: bu, 40 ioa's train III that
company. We hcl,nr % che "'ls.,s'
saitlc-,c hang Soeivty Gol Man-
ner<. anl We invite all our young
friends to come and lin Us.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-03-28

\ Danhury sport nssars 4 tc,rcrut Sil-
ycr piece nn lii shirt aosnn, AMI salls
il u dime AMI rin, Which il cca,ainls ~
\ silk lady, owned ls ~ ollprly Dan
hurs quilt, is over auc laulrcl years
old, and c,.taii.s two Thousand pieces.
over enc hundred Thousand stitches.
and All innn,ncrable car,,aG of bed
hugs The Tribune f.',ers tbs project
&C anneNins 'le Sandwich Islands. hut
sees III objection t. thc fifty thousand
natives. ii ask: To what usc cuul.I
w rn, this population The answcv
is .asy Hang I'm, The people of
this uutry claim there should hc
m"re hanging ,lonr. Here, then. ID
tie oppprtnni'. Whenever ease of
lmn.ia. il lcmanl,l. n, ouc ii the
Sandwich Islaiul,.~ - suspended.
Tie L',dy ec'll'l b. re'ri,icsl BY ss.ne
new process and a.rl as h,.lrant.
II panlmry News.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-03-28

\ sportsman i, springfield, Mass,
w,u, III, sor i ,l..s, shooting not long
since. all mir,akillg hornets nest
iar gray squirrel he iircl nt Il aud
hreu.l, /. down. Then. like tho proud
slpu,ist That Il. sas. liz went fur 70
bag his game, IIepirkca Il mp, but 10
somehow lrsrre,l il again ~ though i
was hot. liz went homo with "Mly
-ne eye open. aud more check than
lightning man.