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The Osceola times., 1874-11-14
Every Day ali Increase III Flesh
and WEIGHT is Seen and Felt.

Every drop Of ta, SARaNF iEHiLRN REsoI.-
NENf Cpiumut 9t ihr4I-h .t'' atH,H ~Nrat. lrhlr,
nui other Fluids tHd u 'sui tie system the .rr u
lie fpr 10 ,rls thc f-trs ~ 10y vfa new an,
s0rad material - 20. uiI =, ruiHt C,.'n-urn ptt,ti
GlSuduiar dicase, lr"rs 10 thr throat, HouN lI-
mprs Nodes IN The Glands and other nf-ut tlt otr
sore Eve, SfrHnlurus d'sclta -"~ frc.a - Var ami
the worst foru,, ot SEH di-'r.", Eruriiuns, Fever
Sores, Scald Head Ring Wor Sg, ln"u;u Erysip ella :
Acue, Black Sppt-, Worm On tir li,-i Tlutoi can
in the Womb. aud all weakening pHd a.uit dI.
charges Night Swcas Irse Of Spe nui al wastes ut
the lite prime &c. G-r VI M .lc rInsc 81 this
wonder Of Modern Cheat,ir,. HnH d "a" Gi,- o. Wil
prove to person L-iuE ltflr VteT OF t4rs, OF
disease IT, potent r'1gPr to err them
II the pt'ieut, daily hecoulug ccl b. 'he wastes
and decun POSITION ttE' is cluiirtlaG pr rc- .uc-
cccds In arresting thet waste nud rcpals, the same
with new material made ttlu i"stht bi,HHtlid tNt,
the SARSAPARlLLlAN viii AVID dncs -ccurc-a cure
il certain; for when ujce this remedy commences It's
work of publication. aud suec eds In diminishing tho
loss of wastes its repairs Will be rsrd ami every day
the patient will feel hmSefp ng betterandstrons Z,
the food digesng better appetite improving, aud hss
and weight increasing
Not only does the SAnsArAPitLtar RrsoLvFSl excel
all known rened al agents In the Of Chronic SCrO-
fuous constitutional and skin Diseases but u IS tie
only positive cure for
The Osceola times., 1874-11-14
WAGES.

FOR ALI. WHO ARE WILLING TO WORK.
Any person, old or young, of either sex, cau
make nom $40 to.Si0 per week, at home or In
connection with other business. Wanted by ali.
suitable to either city or country, and any sea-
sou OF the year. This is a rare opportunity for
those who are out of Nork, and out of money
to make an iHpcp,u udent living. No capital re-
CURED. our pamphlet .'FOW TO MAKE A
LIVING" giving iull instructions, sent ON re-
ceipt OF 10 cents. Address, A BURTON &CO.
Monisania. Ncstchester Co. n Y.
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Notes on Dull Times.

MI ll III J.. yHFl Hi|If|a MfI. .HU u
Tosnre dnll times apply an nd
vcrtiscmcnt to the afflicted part.
A sign board can't tell anything.
1t 'akss ~ nadvelrissmeat to- do
All who, advertise do not get
rich, but precious few gel rlch with
out it.
The world is full of advertising,
yet every one wants to see what is
new. r4 -sfs olso
The wolitislmemory is short. /,
will forget il yoa sp not jog 1t FIRE.
quently. ..,i,t ann .,,-.f.-,,
Early;to bed and early to rise
Will all be il Nain, il you don't ad-
vertisc.
ty.a4 siaiF -a4isIrnI
The world is sulo. to find an,hon-
est man but it viii find out 4 great
deal quickcr+If hc atIvertises.
The Osceola times., 1874-11-14

a good wife is like y snail.
Why Because she keeps in her
own house A good wife rs not
like .aNsuaiL WhNSv,Bccsus1 She
does Jn9t carry al ,ep her back. A
good Vile Il like Il town clock.
whysa Because She keeps good
time. a good wife is not like Il
town clock. Why ? Because She
does itotsTpe;sS No lond that all Che
town 81. h"tr her. ssl .U
The Osceola times., 1874-11-14

-" Please Stop My"-What! :!
-" Times are hard, money is
scarce, business is dun. Please
stop my y" Drinks :" "Oh. no /;
times are not hard enough. for that
yet. But there ls something else
that costs me Il large amount of
money every, year, which | wish to
save. Please stop my"-"Tobacco
and cigars?" "No, no, not these;
but \ must retreneh somewhere.
Please stop my'-"Ribbons, laces
ornaments and trinkets?" "Not at
ALI pride must be tostered, if times
are ever SO hard; but | believe |
can see u way 10 effect quite Il
saving in Standardization. please
stop my'-Tca, coffee, aud needless
and unhealthy luXurlcs?' " No
no, no not those-l cannot think
of such a sacrifice, ~ mus think of
something else. Al: All. ! have
it now. Ny paper costs me seven
teen cc1.,s Il montli-two dollars II
year; mist save that. Please
stog my paper, That will carry,
me Through the stringoncy easily.
| believe in retrelichnic't and
economy, especially IN my brains. y
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The first OF the system of
wlng-dams, for ibc improysmsntyol
navgddonlof the Upper llis>isGppi
has been completed. II is located
ut Pigs Eye Bar abstt four n,iNA
below 81 PAU, which was one of
the most troublesome obstrucaions
TO navigation on the Upper Missis.
'ippi. fhc dam is about 600 feet
long,l aud IL is stated dat the
remedial result di the work Is
already apparent.
The Osceola times., 1874-11-14

ne tilitinua,ut Gazette al,
tributes The aIror@heImihailb lbc,no.
craligma. iorityit Ohio 10 "Gener-
al clsssdneSs,9g eThs. s;m9, ,phe-
h"mfnon appears tp have broken
out !ntilna, and We 4 shall iabe
greatly surprised ffiit d"csi mot de
come " universal cus>edncss about
the 'h% pffSyssnbgd n99 a
The Osceola times., 1874-11-14

An exchange. says: A small
boy RIDING n cock-eycd mule, fol-
lowed hya. crook el.lcg dog, MAS
the euU item ON telast tndtebnd
he gathered on the street, Wcdnes-
day. .0IHD .agAls1IID
III bird in the band il worth
two IN the bnsii, it is'ho less true
that n t',orh in the tush'is WORTH
swc il .;ie hand, Z
The Osceola times., 1874-11-14
--sA Snowman whosenotiue. call.

ed for a few fat boys TO feed his
canlbals, received a card from n
man saylIlg.that he couldnt! spare.
his boys, Out he had a good Stall
fed. mother-in-law that he thought
would do.
The Osceola times., 1874-11-14

A colorcd gentleman went to
consult one Q! the most II igh toned
lawyers IN Boston md after stating
his case said Now knows you's
II lawyer, but J wish you would
please, sar, jis tell me dc trufl bout
dat mattir, a III y w
The Osceola times., 1874-11-14

AGENTS everywhere 10 sell our new and
novel EmbrOidcring machine, send
WANTEntor Illustrated Circular, 10 the Me
hee Manufacturing Company, 800
Broadway, New York.
The Osceola times., 1874-11-14

The Beckwith $40 Portable Fam
lily Sewing Machine, on 80 Days
tiai; many advantages ov,r all Satisfaction
guaranteed. or $50 refunded. sent complete,
with lull directions. Beckwith Sewing Machine
Co., So Brca,lwav y. Y.
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Fashion Gossip.
COUNTRY FURNISHING.

COUNTRY FURNISHING.
An Eno,;sb corresnordent wr;,os perbors
:, e'A "'
tnose curious IN sucn matters wouid DC glad
to hear how the country house OF we'll
known connoi,seur in matters of taste is fur
n;sbad Each hadroom ia of d;frarort .o,or
-, -, o.'
OUT IN all o1ner respects ai'ke- Inc carpets
throughout are black; the panels, wanscots,
doors. and furniture are also ali black with
,;t,,., o;,d;nc ;n.,od,ood M,
'''''e s""'ns '"'iouuoou' Ane walls ars ho1
papered, but are covered with the same Gre
tonne as the curtains and bed ft,rnitnre Each
- -. :. 49, - .,,;,. .ou.-os III. u, :.
''. oeu nas ., a. W.. oJeI WIN , sne
,,,sI;, o',r,a;u "u n;,h .,ntasod f,s % % p~..lI
os cr,tonna curtains Slac, ia coming into
great favor now IN the decoration OF houses;
and lace workers are beginning to see that
furniture lace never shows to such advantage
as on black velvet or black satin, relieved by
colored bows, either for writing or tea TABLES,
mantel pieces, brackets, OF the IKE; lhick
linen-backed satin is more dufaoie .uai vel,
vet, for soap and water care'uiiy appneo VIII
make it as good as new'
TABLE DECORATIONS.
Tn selecting flowers for the decoration of
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Good Teeth.

Ci: ization makes sad work with our
teeth. Savages are rarely troubled with
defect or ache in their dental apparatus. 1t
is not hot drinks that destroy them prema-
turely, nor warm fopd, as much as acids too
concentrated in vinegar, pickles, ETC., which
act directly upon the lime in their compost
ton and thus crumhle them.
The foundation for sound, firm white
teeth must be laid in early life, by subsis.ing
en- fooe that contains the elements which the
teeth must have, OF they will be imperfectly
formed, feeble in structure, and fall earl
into decay. If wheat flour were never bolted
but eaten with the bran as we find it par.
italy in graham bread, then the sysfem
would be abundantly provided with phos-
pbate of lime, the essential ingredients for
the formation of the teeth. -c --cE.
Butter contains good proportion of phos-
phate OF lime, and hence those who Consume
much Of it furnish firm that source a supply
for keeping their teeth in good condition.
Children are usually lovers OF bread and but
ter, especially If they are habitually fed on
white bread. In that way they obtain come
thing for their teeth. but by no means
enough. The coarser the food, especially
bread, the better for young people, The
soundest teeth belong to persons who have
not been reared on delicacies.
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TERMS $500 PER ANNUMIN ADVANCE

made mad with irregular loops, folds and fringed
comI;, couI, Oar Dark violet, ponceau red. pale blue
with dark cypress "nu or two shades of The sva nsa
cock combination of blue and. green. are
'A'oii'e coiors and mixtures for hair bows.
DRAwNa-RooM FOLIAGE.
Awe, we nave nave long been fond of introduc 'ng
OF the large houses the corners oa ,ha u 5ny nIs"y
ing-Iooms are filled up with small bouobs in
full foliage, placed in water in ANTIQUE cIss.
vases. They last some time and give yeru
bower-like aspect to the apartment.
oRNAMENTED TEA AND COFFEE.
"Laced coffee" Is often mentioned nv
writer's OF the latter part of the seventeenth
centure, as also ''laced tea" The meaning
OF the word ''lace,' so used, is to mix with
spirits
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Fire Insurance.

All persons having Policies Of Insur-
ance hereafter expiring can learn some
thing to sheir srent advantage by calling
upon WESSRS. BA BNEA q O'BRlON.
IDsurance Agents, 80 Exchange Street.
Messrs. b. & OBI. are the duly author.
lied Agents for all the Companies they
repres MT, and all of which have been
fully admitted by the Insurance Commi--
sioncr to do business in Maine. These
Companies show a most excellent and
satisfactory progress the past year.
tot
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Hnsk or Straw Beds

In these wihtry days there is often leisure
season when comfortable beds can be prepar-
ed for the coming summer, when feather
bed will be anything but luxurious, and straw
put into simple bag and stirred up every
day, win not just fulfill ones idea Of COM
fort able bed. In ancient days. our ancestors
Move their own bed-ticking out Of the fax
they bad raised in their gardens; but we must
90 70 lne snop Keeper, buy 95 yards of licking
anu cut into tour pieces OF two yards length,
ieavlng the yard and a half TO be cut into six
widths. Now stitch up two -breadths. and a
part OF the other two at the top and bottom.
Then stitch the casing all around both parts
OF the bed, leaving slit in each corner, il the
bed is to be OF straw, and not upholstered or
tackled together at regular intervals. These
Sits can be tied together with narrow bits OF
tape, which will prevent the straw falling out,
and will permit oil stirring up the straw more
evenly than ii only one slit is left in the mid
die of the bed. Oat straw, being of a softer
texture, is better adapted for beds than rye or
wheat. Fill the bed evenly full, and when
you stir it up, but do not let it be of varying
thickness, but make the straw lie evenly, for
1t IS very annoying TO sleep in a bed with lit.
tie blllows here and there. A quilt or COM
forter is always essential 10 comfort when a
straw bed is used, and il should be placed be-
tween the lower sheet AMI the bed. Husk
mattresses are far preferable 10 those made of
straw or excelsior and when hair cannot
lie procured they will make good substitute
Tor it and they are also much cleaner aud
more durable Than straw beds. Prepare the
ticking as described above. Then put In the
dried husks, having previously slit them up
into tiny strips; lay them in smoothly, and
sew up the inside seam: and with long mat
tress needle tack down the whole bed at reg.
uar intervals, using doubled linen twine, and
drawing it, tightly 3y putting the need Q
through to the other size, and then drawing
it back again, leaving space OF little more
tnan quarter of an inch between the stitches.
Tie the ends in hard knot and cut them of
closely. Small bits of cotton to form little
tuft can be inserted on each side if desi ed,
They make the Eeds look more wcrsmanlike.
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question that has puzzled scholars fouud So
luton some time since in the observation of
an American submarine diver. Smiths
Bible dictionary discusses learnedly the name
of the Red Sea. The dictionary surmises
that the name was derived from the red west
ern mountains, led coral zoopbit-s, etc., and
appears to give little weight To the real and
natural reason which came under our Amer
leans notice. On one occasion the diver OBJ
served, while under sea, that tie curious wa
vering shadows, which cross the lustrous.
golden floor like Prauenhofer's lines on tbs
spectrum, began to change and loose them
selves. A purple glory of intermiugled colors
darkenea the violet curtains OF the sea cham
bers, ieddening all glnts and IT, ges with an
angry f.e. Instead of that lustrous, loldeu
armament, the thaas>phere darkened TO
crimson and opal. The walls grew Purple,
the floor as red as blood; the deep itself was
purpled with the venous hue Of deoxidized
life currents.
The view on the surface was even more
magnificent. The sea at first assumed the
light, tawny or yellowish red Of sherry wine.
Anon, this wine color grew indistinct with
richer radiance; as far as the eye could see.
and flashing in the CRYSTALLINE splendor of the
Arabian sun, was glorious as a sea of rose.
The dusky red sandstone hills, with a border
OF white sand and green and lowered foliage,
like an elaborately wrought cup of Bohemian
glass enameed with brilliant flowers, held
the sparkling liquid petals OF that rosy sea.
The surface, on examination. proved to be
covered with a thin brick dust layer of infilso-
ria slightly tinged with orange. Placed in a
white glass bottle, this changed into a deep
violet, but the wide surface of the external
sea was of that magnificent and brilliant rose
color. 1t was new and pleasing example of
the lustrous, ever vsrying beauty OF TIE ocean
world. 1t was caused by diatomace@, minute
alg@, which under the microsc ,pe revealed
delicate threads gathered in tiny bundles, and
containing riugs, blood disks, Of that curious
coloring matter in tiny tubes.
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$4,000
To loan on first class Mortgages in
Portland and Vicinity i'm
Gums to suit. k

REAL ESTATE SECURITIES. paying to &c per
cent. interest free OF Taxes. INVESTMENTS IN REAL
ESTATE IN PORTLAND AND VICINITY If judciously
made are the best and safest modes of employing
ita FIRST class securities always on hand Interest
and principal collected without charge GUARAN1 EEs
perfect title and ample security IN its REAL Es-
TATE LOANS. REAL ESTATE INvESTMEN is AND
IMPROVEMENTS made on commission and on shares.
Bankaple paper bought and sold.
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INSL RANCE.

ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF HARTFORD, CONN.,,
On the 31s day Of December 1873 made to the State
of Maine.
Capital Stock all Paid up, 81, ,OOO, 100000
ASSETS AS FOLLOWS:
Real Estate uuincumbered. ...,s 405.0O0.00
Cash on hand, in Bank, and In Agents
hands. ....,...,..... I o34 76Q k0
United States Securities. lies............ 457, 90
State, City and Town Stocks and Bonds. 69s,0i06s
Bank and Trust CO.'a Stock. ........ 1225. lS0 90
Railroad Co.'S Stocks and Bonds - 1928 49S 90
Loans on Real Estate .................. 9l,3l100
Loans on Collaterals. s................... S7.4477O
Accrued interest. ....................... 2l,55014
Total Assets. ........."....,....$5 So, ,S45, 1902 03
LIABILITIES.
Losses adjusted and not due. ... 20 O65 81
1oercs uuauJusleu. ............ 194, 4,311OS
reinsurance Flu I'd. ........... -. 2,029.2629 95
Retuin Premiams & Agency Commission 1O9,s7624
other Liabilities small, FOR printing, SC. 10000
Iota 1854, ,01584
Aotai 'hcnIne LOT 1918 1850, ,57lS
Total Expenditures for 1873. ........ 4,S15,33175
Risks written during the year. 3s4 163 $3.50 90
Risi OUTSTANDING, 30i 103, ,2s6.00
Rsks Written in Maine during the year. 9,321, ,454o0
RlSks outstanding in Maine. ........, 6.S5u,1260O
Premiums received ir Maine in 1873. :. 1327s9.61
Losses paid in Maine In 1873. ....... 128,65892
DOW, COFFIN & LIBBY, Agents.
No. n Exchange Street, Portland.
jal3 eod2w
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

Bakers.
w:C COBB, Nos. 2S and 30 Pearl Street.
IN direct route between New Custom
House and Post Once. near the Market.
Booksellers and Stationers.
Street. = "-'"~.0
Book Binders.
WIN. "A. QUINCY, Room II, Pruuter,.
Exchange, No. iii Exchanxe -.
SMALL e. sHACKFORD, No. 81 p,,r,
Street.
Cabinet Maker.
G.. #. CARsLEV. Silver ST.. opposite the
MnrLet. Once ana Ship Furniture Re-
pairing ProBp 1y attended to. dels3m
Confectionery.
L. J. PERKINS manufacfurer ofplain
and fancy Candies, 2S5 Congress So.
Portland Me.
Carpenters and Builders.
WHITNEY Il MEANS, Pearl Street, ep-
pesite Park.
Dye.HOuse.
FOSTERS Dye House, ~ Onion Street,
Furniture. Wholesale and Retail.
WALTER COREY & CO., Arcade, No.
lS Free Street.
GEORGE A. WHITNEY, No. SO Ex.
AHO Oss OPMOhDsCHAn2 OA AAM0o
done t. order.
Furniture and House Furnishing Goods.
BENZ: ADAMS, cor. Exchange and Fed
HOOPER 4 kATON, Old Post once,
Exchange Street.
L. F. HOYT, No. n Prxblc Street. Up.
holsterin2 dore t. order.
Furniture and Upholstering.
DAVID W. DEANE, No. 50 Federny 81,
Al kinds Of Upheis crin9 and Rcpairins
done to order.
Hair Goods and Toilet Articles.
]. #. SHERRY, No. p Clapp,s Block
Congress Street, opposite Old City Hall.
Horse Shoeing and Carriage repairing
Done I'm the best pessible manner by 9.
YOUNG d CO.. No. 1O3 Fore st.
Jewelry and Fine Watches.
ABNER Low ELL, 1JJ Middle Dtreet.
AGENTS for Howard Watch Company.
Watches. Jewelry, and Silver Ware.
J. A. MERRILL 4 CO., I39 Middle 81.
J. A. MERRILL. A. KEITH.
Manufav..rers Of Trunks, Yalises and
Carpet. Bags.
]. 3. DURAN d CO., 151 Middle and
l16 Federal Streets.
Mas0ns and Builders.
4. REDLON, 233 Ia Congress 81.
Paper Hangings, Window Shades, and
Carpetings.
LOTHROP,D 4 CO., 81 Exsauxe
Street and 4S Market st.
Pattern and Model Maker.
J. I. BAR RBOUR. $50 Fore street, Cor. Of
Cross. Portland.
Photographers.
A. 9. DAVIS 4 CO.. No. so MfdGIe Street.
J. II. LAAIsON, 81 Middle St., Ger. Cross.
Plumbers.
JAMES MILLER. No. 81 Federal Street.
Plasterer, StuccO Worker, &c.
r: FEENY, Ger. Cumberland and Frank
lin SITS.
Real Estate Agents.
JOHN G. PROCTER, No. 03 Exchange
Street.
RO0fers.
J. N. Mccoy & CO., IS Spring Street.
Sign and Awning Hanging.
q. YOUNG. No. 1O2 orc street. ja5d1y
Silver and Plated Ware.
ABNER LOWELL, 155 Middle street.
Stair Builder.
B. r. LIBBY, 10. 9J2 Fore Street. cor
Gross ST., in De leno,s Mill.
G.. l.. HOOPER, Cor. York q Maple
Streets.
Watches, Jewelry, &c.
J. w. & II. HI. MCDUFFEE, Cor. NIiddI
6I u ion Sts.
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Wanted.

A SITUATION as Donble Entry BOOKKEEP-
"A ER, by young man of ten years experience,
formerly at Woolen Mill and now employed in a
Wholesale Grocery House in this city, whicn engage
ment will close In few days. Can give satisfactory
references from former and present EN- ployers
Enquire OF f. G. ROLLINS,
jaS*2w % Exchange Street.
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RY Ycuug Man to dive team, wages not so
ID very high, but wants work az me st any thing.
ja10d2w Address as. L." Press Office
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Sanford's Improved Refrigerat0rs.

Tbe three points of excellence which claim. are,
list; constant and thorough circulation of pue air
nteI Cling of odors; purity and active air, the
elements Of Its success Call, send for circulars.
Manufactured and for sale by j. r. MERRILL, be-
tween Cross and Cotton sts., near Leavitt Burnham
q Co.'s Ice House, Portland Me. je5dtf
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Wanted.-.-.SituatiOni I
BY young man to drive a team, or to
learn trade. Wages not SO much of an
object, hut want work. Addres
sc. Co." Press Office.
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WANTS, LOST, FOUND.

"ANTED-A first-class Canvasser to solicit ord.
w ers .or my Bible. Must be between 30 and as
years OF age, and bring frst-cass recommendations
as 10 character and ability. Salary liberal A per
sonal interview will be required before of
contract Address, giving age, salary wanted, &c.
, w. j, HOLLAND,
Jai4d3t Springfield, Mass.
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IN pleasant part ofthe city, furnished or unfur-
l. nisbed, with or without board.
Address E. B., 81 Brown St., Portland.
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A Pleasant Tenement for EeA nj.
DARLOR, Sitting Room, Kitchen and three Sleep
Il ing rooms, Gas and Sebago over the Book Store
corner Of Congrt s. and Oak street. Good location
for PLY si, ian. Dentist or Dressmaker. Apply to
Wm H. JERRlS. Real Estate Agent. de20dtf
For Sale
HOUSE No. AZ Pleasant Street. inquire at the
Ii House from 2 TO o'clock P. NJ.
Portland. Oct. 18th. oc13dtf
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Let the wind aud the waves of adversely
blow and dash around you, if they will; but
keep on the path of rectitude. and you will be
as firm as rock. Plant yourself upon prin-
ciple, aud bid defiance to misfortune. If gos-
sip, with her poisoned tongue, NEEDLES with
your good name, heed her not. Garry your
self erect; let your coarse be straightforward,
and, by the serenity of your countenance and
the purity Of your life, g We the lie to all who
would underrate and belittle you.
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Barley Wanted.
Rooms Wanted.

TNHE HIGHEST market price will be paid for
Il BARLEY at 1873 Fore street, near the MAJ ket by
oc30d3m P. MCGLINCHY.
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Work Wanted.

MIDDLE AGED woman for chamber work at
4A ST JULIAN.
jan13tf
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Wanted.

PELIABLE energetic MEN to canvass to whom
~ good wages and expenses will be paid. None
but men of good habits need apply, Address P. O.
Drower 1882 or call at Room Fluent Block, Port
land. ia13d1m
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1874-01-16
AGENTS WANTED!

SMART, active Woman to take charge of house,
- hold duties in a boarding house. Aldre-s
HOUSEKEEPER,
de17dtf Post Office Portland
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1874-01-16
Dissolution
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Portland, Dec. 81, 1873.
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1874-09-18

REC, REcIrE % FOR A = CHEAP 11,[;ll PATNT.-Take IT,!
one gallon of boiling water, and stir in
to thick pudding then add to it two
gallons of boiled linseed oil and one
qnarter of pound of white potash dis
solvedin in one pint of boiling water. Mix
thoroughly, and if the oil and potash do
not unite, add little more potash water;
there must be enough to cut the oil per-
fectly, but no more 1t will look thicker
than common paint, but will spread east
ly with common paint brush, and will
wear excellently well, and has all the
appearance of a superior paint, while it's
cost is less than half as much. For q
paint for barns, out houses; fences, ETC.,
1t is uneaualed. S, Oh,