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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1874-10-30
MASONIC ~
Il Masonic Hall. No. OK Ea.chnnne Street.

YORK RITES.
BLUE LoDGEs-Ancient Land Mark, first Wednes
day; Portland, second Wednesday; Atlantic, third
Wednesday. ei
.CHAPTERs-Greenleaf r. A. c., first Monday; Mt
Vernon, r. A. c., third Monday. a-,
CoUNcIL-Portland G. r. g. s. Masters, second
Monday. MEe
CoMMANDERIEs OF X. Portland, fourth Mon.
day: St Adams, second Thursday. 5sf sH
GRAND BoDIEs-Grand Lodge, first Tuesday in
May; Grand Chapter, first Tuesday evening in May
Grand Council, Wednesday 8 r. M; Grand Com
mandery, Wednesday evening. @hF
MASONIC RELIEF AssocIATIoN-Fourth 1Wednes-
day in every month. d3 .grl .3S
"a Z ANCIENT ACCEPTED SCOTTISH RITES.
LoDGE--Yatcs Grand Lodge of Perfection, first
+, Friday. rotu7' sys. = esyfYsfi3
uCoUNcIL-Portland Council P. of j., second Fri
day. sT se.r s.sar ffrN
CnAPTER-Dunlap Chapter Rose Croix de T., third
Friday trec ~
CoNsIsToRY-Maine Consistory, S. P, r. S., fourth
Friday in March, june, September and December.
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TEMPERANCE MEET1NG.-The temperance
meetings continue with undated interest. Last
evening at the First Baptist Church several
speakers made encouraging remarks, and forty
three signed the pledge The meeting thl'
evening will be in Allen Mission Chapel, to
which all are invited.
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Superior Court.

OCTOBER CIVIL TERM, 1874, sYMoNDs, j., PREsID-
TuURsDAY-George W. Pettis vs. George W. ST.
monitor ct ais Action upon an account annexed to
recover for $3.50 worth OF Haford sauce sold and de-
liyered to the defendants. Defense payment On
trial.
Mattocks s. Fox for plaintiff.
Strout s. Holmes for defendant.
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se,,;np an in the world.

| Last evening Prof. Allen Curr lectured under
the auspices of the Y. M. 9. Association in
| their hall to good audience. The title of his
lecture was, Elbow to get on in the world" In
| the view of the lecturer neither money, fame
nor personal happiness cons titute true success.
In order to understand and define that success
| it is necessary to pay attention to mans du-
| ties to his God, his brother man, and himself.
The two first classes were not dwelt upon at
length g He placed the ideal of the motives
which ought to inspire the Christian in his du-
ties to the Creator and the Redeemer very
high. The drty of one man to another was
forcibly outlined and it was shown that, apart
from higher considerations, it wasa piece Of
wise, worldly policy to perform that duty faith
fully and well. He then proceeded to discuss a
mans duty to himself. 1t is a first principle
and positive necessity that man. should be
cheerful and contented. A young man starting
In life should settle in his own mind what he
means to be and to do, and then must devote
himself to persistent effort. A thing is not
worth doing at all unless it is worth doing we'll
To have an aim, to be honest, faithful, sober
and Industrious in pursuing it-that Is the Sc
cret of "gatting on To be polite is another
element of success. In conclusion, he express
ed his belief that to be thoroughly successful in
life man must have the society of a good,
true, high minded woman.
The lecture was excellent, abounding in
bright thought, quaint humor, apt Illustrations,
and finished oratory. He created marked and
favorable impression, and general desire was
expressed to hear him again.
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Supreme judicial Court

BEFORE JUDGE VIRGIN. .a
Dennis O'Connor VS.. Fireman's Fund Insurance
Company. ssHeF lF
8. October 5, 1872, Dow s. Palmer insurance agents,
in Portland, insured plaintiffs buildings of
West Commercial and Summer Streets for one year.
In Fireman's Fund ms. Co, $1,000
In Fame !" 4" e 1850
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WARDS OPERA HoUsE.-The change of
bill at Wards last night called out good
house. Several new and pleasing features
were presented. The Ethiopian sketch of "The
Somnambulist" in which Cummings, Burton
Stanley, Ned Wambold, Sinner and Fred
McAyoy figure, was decided hit. For the
afterpiece was given the laughable farce en-
titled School" D'Omer, Arizona, and the
Leroux Brothers performed startling feats.
Next week number of new names are an
nounced, among them D. L. Morris, Albert and
Jennie lamont the Grinnell children, the
Yeamen sisters, Sergeant Burke and Lulu
De1mav .-.
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Municipal Court.

JUDGE MORRIS PRESIDING.
THURsDAY.-Mary Cookery. Search and seizure.
Fined $50 with costs. Appealed. fsstf
Felix ORourke. Search and seizure Fined $50
with costs. Paid.
Joseph H. WEIGH. Larceny. Sixty days.
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Stated Meetings.
CITY GOVERNMENT

The regular meetings of the City Council take place
he first Monday evening of each month. : sa.
The School Committee meet the fourth Monday eve
ming of each month ~ l3lfrE
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CITY AND VICINITY.
Ner ADVERTISEMENT TODAY,

New Advertisement To-Day.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Situation Wanted.
New Singing Book.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT.
Gas Consnmers-Lyndon & Cooke.
Havana Cigars-T. j. Bailey.
Stove Pipe Elbows.
A Candidates Insurance Co.
Horse Blankets-F. o. Bailey s. Co.
Lost-Wallet.
For Sale-Colt
Wanted.
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
NJ. L. A.-Kate Reynolds q Troupe.
Portland Museum.
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BARNES Bros INSURANCE AGENcY.-We
would call attention to the special notices of
Messrs. Barnes Bros, in another column.
This firm stand high in the estimation Of the
public and insurance circles and is composed of
gentlemen of integrity, ability and experience.
The change Of the agency of the Atlas Insur-
ance company of Hartford from the firm of
Barnes Brothers to that Of Messrs. Rollins,
Loring & Adams, was made on account of the
refusal of Messrs Barnes Brothers to join the
local board. During the thirteen months that
Messrs, Barnes Brothers have represented the
Atlas they have sent the company very ex-
cellent amount and class of business, and the
losses have been only 10 per cent-a very hand
some exhibit.
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MUCH of the trouble experienced in running
Sewing Machines is caused by the poor quality
of the thread or silk used, and may be avoided
by using the Eureka Spool Silk, which is always
reliable. .,e
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The best place to buy clothing is at Bur.
leigh's 80 Middle street.
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ANYTHING desired in Catholic Bookstore
can be found at 7. P. McGowan's, Congress:
Block ie16tf
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SPICY breath, teeth white and speckless,
Fragrant SozDONT secures;
Ladies, can you be SO reckless
AS to fail to make them yours?
oc26 rf d&w1w
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ZIG dozen ladies' merino undervests, for 4!
cents, at Leach's, 81 Middle street.
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A Grown OF GLoRY.-Nature' dowry to all
her children IS a fine head of hair. Kings can
not give, nor wealth purchase this inestimable
gift. Take care of it, lest you lose it, Bear
inc IS healthful invigorating dressing.
oot07dau1w
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MERRIMAcK prints, only CT cents, at Leach's,
81 Middle street. oct27 1w
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MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.

F. o. BAILEY & Co. will sell this morning at
10 o'clock the entire furniture in house No. 81
Winter street,
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KNOX COUNTY.

Letters from California state that Mr.. Simon
Litchfeld, formerly of Rockland, was killed
while at work, by a sledge hammer falling upon
his head from staging.
Burglars are operating in South Thomaston
and have entered several stores, but without OBJ
tanning much nronartv
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ea G. II. DAVIS,
Real Estate and Loan Agency,
BROWNS BLOCK.
oc27 I'll peOd1y
To Let.

TTyHe large and substantial Brick double Stores,
Nos 2l7 and 219 Commercial Street, four sto-
ries bioh 121 feet deem AZ feet wide, with cellar for
moasses and provisions Said Stores are well adapt
ed for Wholesale Grocers, or Flour and Gram and
ducements will be offered. For particulars enquire
of i. b. BROWN OF b. SHAW on the premises.
VI o % - 1wiss
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Cocoa is known the whole world over for its
great nourishing and strengthening properties.
The Chocolate and Cocoa preparations manu-
featured by Josiah Webb & Go. have the en-
Chemist and our leading physicians on account
of their purity. Oc21d&w
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City Affairs.


A special meeting of the Board of Mayor and
Aldermen was held at IL O. clock yesterday. abb
sent Messrs. Daveis, Sampson and Clement.
The following were drawn as traverse jurors
for the November term of the Superior Court:
William W. Stevens Thomas Shaw, Abner
Lowell, John SWEET, Edward Smart and Ezra
Garter.
A warrant was drawn on the treasury of the
city, and signed by the Mayor and Aldermen,
to pay the pay roll of Captain Charles j. Pen
nelrs Company B, Maine Volunteer Militia,
for services at encampment, September LIST, 3D.
Sd and 4th, 1877, Camp Dingley near Bangor,as
certified to by the Adjutant General of the
state. '.@NE sA4H
Petitions were granted Mary Kirby to move
wooden building from Marion street to rear of
Washington street; to Henry Fling to remove a
wooden building on May street. -
Petition of M. M. Bruins to erect wooden
building on Preble street was referred with
power; also of BENZ. Rolfe to erect a wooden
building on Munjoy street.
Adjourned.
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e
The EAST AND ITS CUSTOMS Forsyth S
lecture last evening, at the India street church,
was great success, delivered to a fair audi
ence, who fully appreciated the humor, pathos
and interesting information afforded. Mr..
Forsyth opened his lecture by a few well-timed
aud judicious remarks on lectures generally,
which it would be well if lecture committees
could bear in mind in their selection of lectur-
ers. Passing on to the subject matter of
Strange Customs of the East" he described
with much graphic power the burning of the
body of Cingalese chief, and the curious cere-
monies of Moor's wedding, but it was not till
he came to DEVILS expulsion that the quiet
humor which had been apparent both in lee
turer and audience broke out into hearty laugh
ter, as the ''skellywag of a devil'' came to the
front and was duly smoked out. His descrip-
ton of the human sacrifices in Khend was ter
rbe in its life-like picture, and in his visit to
the Veddahs he gave an account of tribe of
aboriginal Cingalese scarcely removed from the
brute screation. Mr., Forsyth promises to be
one of the few English gentlemen who are lec-
ture successes on this side of the Atlantic,
Research, culture and travel, combined with
frank and lively manner on the platform, with
a voice capable of being heard in the largest
hall in the Union-a pleasant speaker withal
Lecture committees if their courses are not full
cannot do better than engage Mr.. Forsyth
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Notwithstanding the large sales of lands by
the state, made at Bangor in September last,
there yet remains to be sold about one hun
bred thousand acres of public lands, the pro-
ceeds to 60 into the state treasury. To attend
to these sales, and also to adjust the unfinished
business connected with prior sales, will re-
qure the continuance of the land Office a year
at least, aud perhaps two years longer.
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AUCTION SALES

Regular sale of Furniture and General
every Saturday at salesroom 176 Fore street. com
mencing at O'Clock A. NJ.
Consignments solicited. Oe3dlf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-05-03

p. PATTERSON, AUCT1ONEER, OFFICE sos
~. sixth avenue, win sell on "Wednesday May o az s91
Sixth avenue, Parlor, Chamber, Dining Room Furni-
ture, about len panied sets; al to be sold without
made week.
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Address
JOHN DANIELL 4 SON,
$50 Broadway, corner Of Eighth street

7oy broadway, corner OF Elgntn street.
/ AIDES SUITS
magnificent stock
in all the hSS SnsS styles
greatly rsSSssa prices.
Fashionable suits fully x1s j. and 50
Fashionable Suits, new colors At IS Is cash;
very fn'sa sis and SO
Empress Cloth p Fo pima ana ssrss sa|ts: ,,
only sa, sia sn and SIS each ~ 40. -.
our stock one Of the largest IN the trade and equal
y INC 0s'' = NV W. K PEYroN, 27a and IA Bowery.
| just below Houston street
b psEs S aad HA 9R
the pretties styles or boys . y years ever
Tenth
WALLER MsoRLEY, 24s GRAND STREET. N Y
sss &
at b0c: all wool Cashmere. at 6oc per yard; aux
S. nsa sa az a na ss a n9p s
s2e We would respectfully solicit an inspection OF
Black Bsrrlss Cord at ac double fold Alpaca at asc
Mohar Sc and ali wool D.ep oa T.
s e g. S Sna 81 sa Slass Il % &
81 to 81 80 per yard black Grape 81 81 SO aud 81 Isl;
| all wool black Shawls. at 50 and upwards
BLACK SILKS. STRIPED. SILKS PLAIN SILKS
An immense stock of black silks nom an importers anc
tion sale, which shall exhibit at SIC, 81 81 Is;
heavy eros Grain, at 81 81 and 81 50 Bonnet's and
Poneons, extra quality at 81 th 81 rs ard 81 fancy
stripe Silks at Toe. ana 90c plain Silks, comprising ali
s M an n Sta browns blues and
SUITS SUITS. SUITS.
Having attained from past experience perfect owl
edge Ot manufacturing suits, prepared
ready made suits at prices less than cost OF material
which includes 100 cofored alpaca suits 81 81 50 and
80; 200 do, at $40 ana $i2 ~
Imported Suits at less than cost of Importa ion
Mourning Outfits made up at the shortest notice.
fine assortment Of CIoaks, from our mandatory ut
l So IS and SO.
Imported Mantles at Si2, SIS and $50
| SHAWLS SHAWLS EHAWLa
| 800 stripe Shawls at 81, 200 at S.,
| COZ at 81 and upwarda E
Broche and Paisley shawls at extremely low prices
Lace shawls and sacques at s. So and upward.
Inducements offered in white Goods Hoserv Gloves
| Gents Furnishing Goods &C, at bargains
| WALLEas McsORLEy.
|4o Grand street, near Bowery.
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H. WILSON, AUGffOvEER
LESPINAssE FRIEDMAN WILL SELL ON
THURSDAY NAY at IL o'clock, at the Exchange Sales
room, No III Broadway the three story and basement
D''s~ No. s6a wEsT TWENTY THIRD STREET,
size AXIS; lot % TO- less For further particu-
lars apply TO AUCfIONEEnS, No. PINE street
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HENRY D. MINER, AUCTIONEER
Ii Date Henry II. Leeds Miner.
Established l84z.
Snlcsroom les Duane street, Broadway.
The Undersigned has removed his business No. 106
Duane street, Just west OF Broadway
date Henry H. Leeds Miner,
BY HENRY D. MINER,
MONDAY, MAYA,
at 10h o'clock at the private residence No ~ West
Thirtvsevcnth street. sixth avenue,
GENTEEL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE PIER AND
NANTEL NJ IRRORS, ROSEWOOD BILLIARD TABLE,
MADE BY PHELAN C0LLENDER, &c:
comprising velvet and Brussels Carpets wood Suit
IN crimson figured brocatc and Curtains match mar
bic Centre and Side Tables Eageres black walnut
aud mahogany Bedsteads Bureaus. Washstands and
Commo.es Lounges, Rockers, Easy Chairs, Cottage Suits
best curled hair Mattresses Bolsters and Pillows Crock
cry Glass silverplated Ware, Kitchen Utensils. &C.
TERE. JOHNSON. JR, AUCTIONEER.
:. Merchandise. Furniture ami Picture Salesroom,
NO ~ Nassau street N. " best ocatl the planet
lseal estate Department. No. II Park row, N. Y
DO connection with any other house)
70 a gcntieUan xhd Is abo1t to leave the country,
o. i0k "l..uex, On MONDAY, May :, In the private
resitsnce - .
No a South Oxfofd street Brooklyn
consisinq OF arre and splendid OF Parlcr
and Beiroom suits Crockery, Cooking utensllA Catrefs
Pictures. &C. -------------
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DRY GOODS.
rrHE GREATEST BARGAINS YET oFFEaEn
A. r. STEWART CO.
Will offer
ON MONDAY NAY 4, 1874
l,5l0 pieces
BLACK Silks
81 70, 81 50, 81 70 and 81 per yard.
PLAIN SILKS,
81 70 81 ~ u 70 and ~ per yard
FANCY SILKS
75c-, 81 and 81 Is yard.
being reduction OF % cent from former low prices
Also zoo pieces
CAMEL'S HAHN Su1TISGS.
pi%a aes al IS s ssPs aSD "mRS6Rzs,
M per yard the having been recently sold a.
75c. and Sc. per yard.
A. an extra inducement they win oGer
ON FOURTH AVENUE CENTRE SECTION,
" cases
double fold
CORDED glaze MOHAIRS,
srgEIs GRAYs, DRABs. BROWNS,
and All desirable spring colors,
ut eOc and CSC per yardher former value having been
CSC and Soc per yard
Also recent large eRRi pPFfnssss FACE.
STRIPE PONaEe5,
new fresh coorlngs At the extremely low price OF
sc. per yard, good value for 6Jc.
visit of inspection will convince purchasers Of the
extraordinary Inducements offered them
Broadway, 9Th avenue, 9th and 10th streets
A All MEARES,
"A. SIKH avenue and Nineteenth street
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Broche and Paisley shawls at extremely low prices
Lace shawls and sacques, at IS. 50 and upward.
Inducements offered in white Goods Hosery Gloves
Gents Furnishing Goods &C., at bargains
WALLERs McSORLEY
245 Grand street. near Bowery.
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r r. TRAvER, AUCT1ONEER.
81 BY TRAvER WRIGHT--On Monday, Nav 4,
Stock and Fixtures Of rs class Grocery and Tea
on Tuesday, May double truck loads of Paror,
Chamber, Dining ard Kitchen Furniture, at 81 and %
Great Jones street
Furniture in Fourth avenue
On Friday May at 81 and 90 Great Jones street. Fur
niture, &C. Particulars In time
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TERE JOHNSON AUCTIONEEA
q Merchandise, Furniture and Fine Arts SAicMoom, NO
department, No Park row. {No connection with any
other auction housed Immense and largest sale Of the
season. al Ok O'Clock ON Tuesday, May s. in the sales
yppm No 81 Nassau street. Of a great variety Of House
room Suits Carpets Pictures Chairs, Desks and other
2rtlcles to mention. Goods now on hand
Money always on hand advance auction consign-
ments Immediate returns made after sales.
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uENRY B. HERTs, AUCTIONEER.
IL LARGE SALE OF ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FUR
NITURE,
CARPETS MIRRORS. PIANO. CLOCKS BRoNzEss &C.
remoyed from yopkers for GO Iyenen , q sale,
Al THE sALESROoMs, 656 BROADWAY,
NEAR BOND STREET,
sells Carpets; pier and msntei Mirrors rosewood and
rosewood and walnut Chamber Suits Armoires Dress:
ing Cases, Chinoniers, Warurobes &c Library and
sc stands. Jardinerss, Clocks, Bronzes, Pedsstals.
Kitchen and Cooking Utensils &C. all in splendid order
and worthy the attention OF housekeepers Goods now
an q n
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IMPORTED ROUND HATS AND BONNErS.
We special ate superb assortment Of
Imported and French trimmed Round Hats and Bon
nets OF the most unique and original designs.
Also q large assortment OF manufacture,
in style attractveness to the productions Of
the French artists. which offer moderate
rates
Also to elegant stock of fine French Flowers Feath
ers, Hat Ornaments, Frames and untrmmed Bonnets
and Round Hats.
Very stylish trimmed Bon1ets materials $l2 Sl4
SIS SIG SIS $50 and $50; half the price charged tor
same goods on Broadway.
Elegant Round Hats and BOnnets - TO so
Chidrens trimmed Hats from s. so to $40.
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800 stripe Shawls at 81, 200 at 81,
COZ ut "a and upwarda
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EDWARD PETnNGER, AUCTIONEER, SELLS ON
loon. Adriatc. Hudson street. corner Of Bafrow 81;
orignaI cost ssSo Tables Chairs, Lounges Glassware;
Flowers, Photographs Engraving Lthograpns; antique
Furniture Gas Fixtures, OilclOths, Plumbing Work.
Stoves; everything Contained In the establishment
Oraer A. Mason, Esq. Catalogues ready
Tuesday at II O'Clock Contents of the first Dining
Saloon Exchange place. Hanover and Beaver streeta
| Order Adoph Hampe Particulars tomorrow.
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Resixntng the GlOries Ofa l:aIOp
and q Girl.

Mr.. P-g-st, of Jamestown, the
young lawyer who does nothing but
read Blackstone, has finally got three
young ladies from the Clarendon in
terested in the volume with him.
Last night at the hop he is said to
have given away the last half of a
galop, with pretty young lady, to
a New York fellow, with this casual
remark: 81 give and bequeath to
you to have and hold in trust one
half Of my rightltitle and claim, and
my advantage in dance known as
a Railroad Galop, with Amelia John
son, with all her hair, panniers, grass
hopper bend, rings, fans, belts, hair
pins, smelling bottle, with all right
advantages therein; with full power
to have, hold, encircle, whirl, toss,
push, squeeze, jam, or otherwise use
except to smash, break or other
wise damage-and with right 10 tenn
porarily convey the said Amelia John.
son, her hair, rings, panniers, and
other objects heretofore or hereinaf-
ter mentioned, after said whirl, jam.
squeeze, wiggle, etc, to her natural
parent, now living, and without re-
gard of whatever kind Of nature So
ever, to the contrary in anywise not
withstanding.'-N Y.Grophie Sara
togn Cor.
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Your Chin.

A pointed or round chin indicates
a eongenial love. A person with
such chin will have beau ideal
and vii, not be satisfied with rea
men Or women. - s.,,..
The indented chin indicates 4 grea,
desire to be loved; hunger and thirs,
for affection. When large in woman
she may overstep the bounds Of Ell.
quette and make love to one that
pleases her.
A narrow, square chin indicates a
desire to love, and is more common
among women.
The broad square chin indicates
violent love or at least devoted at
tachments.
The broad round chin indicates ar
dent love, combined with great stead
fastness and permanence Of affection.
The retreating chin is Indicative
Of the want of attachment, and but
little ardor in love.
The chin, N its length aud breadth
indicates self-control, self will, resol-
ution and decision, etc. e
Carniyerous animals have the up-
per jaw projecting. while those of q
graminiverons nature have the
lower jaw projecting, In man
With . projecting upper jaw, will be
found large destructiveness and love
q animal food; when the lower Jaw
Projects, then the love for vegetable