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BULLS
S arsaparilla'
Louisville. Ky., Oct. 8, 1863.

Louisville. Ky., Oct. 8, 1862
DE-. JOHN BULL-Dear Sir: Many kind thanks
to you Tor the medicine you have 80 kindly given
me. L have been great sufferer for years. and
lad the advice Of various physicians. Some pro-
nouneed my spine, rome my lung, snd some my
heart To be the seat Of the disease. 1 have been
burnt, bistered and eupped until have become
fisheariensd. Several very eminent Phyicians
who have ex amined my spine informed me that
vas threatened with ar0lysis or apoplexy any day
and that nothing but . seaton would relieve me-.
had a perfect horror OF this, and-vas hesitating
about hovng one inserted, when you kindly sent
ms your Sarszyarilln which Immediately begun
to take three tunes day. had suffered terribly
especially when / would read or write fOr any
length OF time, and rising to my feet would be
perfectly blind Tor some minutes, and would have
10 hold TO something to prevent falling.
am most happy to inform you that the pain in
my head Is entioely relieved l suffer but seldom
with my spine, but not so acutely. NY appetite
is good. indeed, for the first time in my life. en-
he day.
You kindly sent my four bottles again last night
and begun again this morning. and hope TO b.
entirely relieved. Please accept my heartfelt
Very truly yours most grateful friend.
u. b. G. Rivers.
Nv Journal abounds with similar letters. all o.
which 1 guarantee 10 be genuine; and writtea BY
the persons whose names they bear.
Do not suffer yourself TO be imposed on. DON
be drawn away after new and doubtful expert
ments. Don't risk your health by letting novice.
experiment upon you with their trash.
Ny SarsaDsilla has stood the test for over twen-
years; ii is still the sarsapariila OF the day
and Of tine age, towering over all others in POpu.
izIity and its curative quail ties.
Avoid all those vho are trying to palm Oh on You
Der it is DIR. John Bu? sarsaparilla, Of Louisville,
KY, that is the old and reliable remeiy for i'm
purtics OF the blood and scrotiulOus affections. Al
ways bear that in mind.
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RAILWAYS PILLS
Mn see the System from al the above disorders
Price Is Gents per Box.
Sold By druggists,

Road FALSE AND TRUE. send one letter
.tsnp to ksiway 4 Co., No. 81 Warren, cor.
Church street, Ne~ York. Information. worth
thousands will he sent in return
ANS. th-satAv
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'sgni.ed we stand" as the joined frag-
.ments said to SPAUI.DSNG's GLUE. eod&w.
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n III {, n # Er's fS', { 81
U " Laais. 80,
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No. Cures. Prices ia Borcr. CesIs
I Fevers, Congestion, Inflammation d
2...... Worms, Worm Fever, Worm Collie. -
3......Crying Collie or Teething Of lnf.Bts... Is
49,. i'iarrhoa, Children or Adults......... -
5 Dysent-Iy, Grip'ng, Bilious Collie. -
&c.. Cholera iorbus, VOMITING. $1,000. -
tx Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis. -
S.. Neuralgia, Tootbache, Faceache. - -
&c.,. Heaiache, Sick Headache, Vertigo. Is
10..... Dyspepsia, Bilious SiOmach.....-. ....- Is
1l--..suppressed or Irregular Pc, iods %
I2.-... Leucorrhea, too Profuse PeIiods...... -
3d.. Group. Cough, Difficult Breathing .
H.. EruptOns, Salt Rheum, Erysipelas... -
H.. rheumatism, Rheumatic Palms. n
l6----Fever 4 Ague, Chills, Fever, Agues... so
T.. Piles, Blind or Bleeding .................. So
1s-..-.Op;ha'my, and Sore or Weak Eyes. So
19-..... Caiarrh, acute or chronic, Influenza. 50
90. Whsoping-eough, Violent Coughs. so
2l...... Asthma, Oppressed BreathIn-.......-.- %
22..-...EAT Discharges, Impaired Hearing 81
23......Scrofula, enlarged Glands, dwellings 80
"a General debility, physical weakness. 50
25.-.-..Dropsy and Scanty secTetions.......... 50
Sea sickness, sickness from riding. 20
H.. Kidney Disease, Gravel.-... 50
2S...-..Nervous debility, Involuntary Dis
10
29.-....SOre Mouth, Canker 50
SO Urinary Weakness, wetiing bed. 50
3l...... Painful Periods, Hysteria............ 50
81 .Suiierings at Change Of Life......-.-.-..l %
33......EpAlepsy, Spasms, st. vitus Dance...l %
3D.. iiptheria, liberated Sore ThrOrt..-- 80
81. Chronic COrgestions and Eruptions.-. 30
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Ccssssur Lfninlenl.

The great discovery Of the eye.
There is no pain which tie Gen.
tsur Eminent Will not relieve. no
sSe ling " hich A. will no. sutdue,
and no iasaeDsss wiit b il will not
cure. This is strong language,
hut il is tue. II il no humbug /;
: the receipt is printed around each
b tile. A circular containing
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SMITHS TONIC Strip.

TIE genuioe article must have Dr. john Bull .
mi ya,e staup on each bottle. Dr. John Bull only
has the risht % u,anufac:u and sell the original
John J. Sniths Tonic syrup, Of LOUISVILLE. ~.
Examine veil the labei on eich bottle. III my
private stamp 10 rot on each bottle do not pur-
chave. or you will be deceived. see my column
advertisement aud my show card l viii prose.
cute any On infringing Oh my right The gen
inc smiths Tolic syrup can only Do Prepat
nv my,ei The public servsnI
DR., JDHSBC Ii,
LS,isviIle, Nov. 3,
iulyS-tu sat vow pi'
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Medical Knculedge for Everybody. iiOo Nh
lion Copies Sold.
A Book for Every 4zan.

THE SCIENCE OF LIFE, OR SELF-PBESER-
WALTON. A Medical Treatise on the Cause and
Cure of Exhausted Vitality. spermatorrhGa, Fem
Mau, Nervous and Physical Debility, Hypocon-
dria and all other diseases arising from the Errors
Of You h. or the Indiscretions or Excesses Of ma
iure years. This is indeed book for every ms o.
Ie0,h edition. much enlarged, illustrated; bound
in beautiful French cloth. Price only 81.
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Auuices H. v. n. i1cii-tN Dig cOEtE
Fifth Street, st. Louis, Mo
n9-Fersons RENTING none yby mail for medi-
cines, ~ii send by 'fcsretf:f e Orier' 'Regis-
cred Letter. deci7dSw
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Administrators Notice.

cor sT4G re G GE SASsasi is.
4 the Probate Cour. ia and for said
COuliy.
in the matter % the Estate Of Milton 5. Barnes.
deceased.
\rbfi il hereby given that Letters of Adj
.. y nii i-JfSii0n have b en- granted To the UNDER
ssleI th' estate OF Milton ). Barnes. deceased.
late Of SAID county, by the Honorable, the Probate
Court OF the County and state aforesaid dated the
18th day oi March, \. u ls.4 Nov, all persons
having claims against the s,id estate are hereby
iiiied that they must presert the sane to the I'M
trrsign.d b. a ll~snce, within year from the
date 81 said letters, or they may be Preeluied fsos
any benefits of such estate; and that II such claims
be not exhih. e within three years after the dat.
- all letter E, they shall he forever barred.
EZRA KING, Administrator
offhe 90 te o: Milior :. Barnes, deceased.
Nareh .4.h. f>-i. aprs-w3w
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LEAVENWORTH
Wednesday, April 10Th.

The Great Ner York and Ner Orleans Zoo
logical and Equestruin Exposition.
Vastly superior in point Of magnifcencs; far ex-
ceiling in attraction all preiecessOrs- In Rsgui-
tude, originality, merit, strength, splendOr, and
EQUAL, WITHOUT coMPIkR, WITHOUT 4 RIVAL.
Loco. 900 DOLLARS
Represented by multitude Of curioeities, legion
Of animals, numbers Of unparalleled novelties
bands of music, city Of tents. herd Of dromed.-
freaks and works Of art, 1eehsnical musical nstru-
ments, monster breathing sea monstess and terres-
trial terroTs army Of men and droves Of horses.
IN ITS MENA6ERIE axe
Gnus, Hartebestes, Blaze Boks, Glands, Giant o.
trich, Nalayan Tapers, Aanatees. first ones ever
exhibited, Xangsrsos. four large performing Lions,
tso monster E"-cl Bensai Tiers. Leopards. e
Male and Female Elephant, kmus, Eyl Gau.
Moxsrss SERPENTs, LIVING CsoCoDILKs. etc. /,
ETC. etc., IN ALL NEARLY 100 lIvlN6 SPECIMENS.
Monster Living ALASKA Sea Lioas
The largest ever captured, and The OMIT o.Es A.
ono, '.Neptune, ~ weighing 1900 ns. fxHIBIrKD
in mammoth 20 BARsEL TANKS Of Sea Wafer.
IFS CIlcrs HAS 100 EMPLOYEES. Champions Of
THE PARADE Is WITHOUT A PARALLEL,
Headed by the monster Music Car, drawn By u
Demonstrates, after which 20 Ladies and Gentlemen
on priceless. stced,. clad as Hunfsmen. ''Ready for
The open Lions Palace, the "Monarchs Of the
Foa est" in full view; the Red Knight and his
Guard Of Honor. in real Armor the plate ass den
Of Monster Serpents, and their tap;urer. a rial
royal Africau Snake Subduer; aftcr which the 40
dens Of Geological Wonders. the whole terminating
with the monster music marvel OF the age Parisi-n
steam Caiiope that emits the most ravishiEg mu-
sic, which can be heard Tor miles
stNothins ike it ever seen before; worth h'ty
miles travel ID see it.''-N. q. Peayune-
THE WALK FOR LIFE;
The vooderful Ascension Feat; young ls5y as
c.nds single wire 3o0 fees II niA-sir, fssH
TO ALL.
This monster establishment travels entirely and
exclusively by rail. Its immensely will admit OF
its exhibiting only at the ,afss ; 'oIn, ATE We
itor, to De s.Greaf show at reduced rates.
Admi.ioa, to all the TENT, &c.; children under
Mid he day and ds'e: Make note Of NO.
pogt1oocment Rememter the name. 30 ay.ei
40 cNanee. Positively exhibits ON the day aaser-
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DR.. Railways
Regulating Pills,

Perfectly tasteless, elegantly coated, with sweet
gum, purge, regulate, purify, cleanse, anc
ialI disorders Of the stomach, liver. bowels kid
news, bladder, nervous diseases, headache con-
sumption, costiveness, indigestion, dyspepsia bill
iousness, bilious fever, Inclination Ct the bowels,
piles and all Of the internal viscera.
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Nervous Disease

The successful experience of the Institute IN the
treatment ana cure OF nervous disorders, has IN
duced the author DIR. A. X. Hayes to publish
sccoid entirely and elaborate r0vk, en-
titled DISEASES OF THE NERVOUS SfS'
TzM." Il treats ofthe Cause Of Nervous Derange-
mcnt; Anxiety of Mind; Illusions and Hallucina-
tons: sleep and Sieeplessness; Urinary Analysis,
as Deeetiy Of Disease VariousU Urinary deposits
Hygie:ie Observations on Nervous Affections; AL
cohol, Tobacco, Opium, Hacshis: Uses and abuses
Of Popular Nervines, dc, &c. This book Is sub
santialy bound, 200 pages, royal octave, with
q engravings. Price 81. Sent by mail, postpaid
on edept Of price.
traord,nary WORKS On Physiology ever published.
There is nothing whsiever. either Married or Sim
gle, of either Sex. can either 9uire or wish to
knov. but what is fully explained, and many
matters Of the most important and tntersEtine
character are introduced, to which no allusiOn
even can bs found 10 any other WORKS in our Lam
guage. All the New Discoveries Of the author.
the lot of any man. are given in full, especially
any Of those relating II Spermatorrhea, lmpoten-
CIV, SteTrihty or Barrenness. No person should he
without these valuable books. The press through
out the country, the clergy and the medical faculty
generally highly extol these extraordinary and
ss- Either book sent by mail. postpaid, on re-
Or. W. II. PARKER, member Of the Roy
College Of Surgeons, London, late Medical inspec
tor General u. s. A., Honorary Member Of tn
American Medical Faculty, and Assistant Phyd
clan of the Institute, may also be consulted on nj
diseases requiring skill and experience, to whom
Peabody Medical Institute, No. Bul6nca street,
Boston. Mass.
81 inviolable secrecy tain relief
ap17-eodAv
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N-iIscn's Carho,ated tod Liver Oil

Ia not a secret empirical pOstruIn. Ii is happy
combination OF two remedies known tn pf. yseians
eyeTy where - the lst means of combating con-
sumption. This combination is SIR. wilson >
dLse.very, and Is founder upon the iollovinK
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vi Tins of this awful Disease found in every
nei.hE0rhoId, IN almost every house.
Fer them ard for their frenfs We have tidings OF
good cheer ans hope-ttr announcement OF q most
important discovery, firmly based upon common
sense aud reason. ~ which The terrible ma,sdy is
positively cuutrol-t, AMI its victims restored
TO health.
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Warranted to Effect a Positive Cure
PURELY VEGETABLE.

Containing no mercury, minerals, or deletertous
Drugs.
a1-Observe the following symptoms resulting
from the digestive organs:
Constipation, Inward Plies, Tulnes Of the Blood
to the Head, Acidity Of the Stomach, Nausea,
Heartburn Disgust for Food, Fullness or Weight In
the Sour eruptiOps- sinkings or futttering
In Pit Of tie Stomach, Swimming Of the Head
Hurried and dilhcuit Breathing, Fluttering Of the
Heart, Choking Sufiocating Sensations when in
Q lying posture, pimDess Of Vision, Dots or webs
before the sight, Fever and Euil Pain in the Head
Deficiency in Perspiration, Yellowness Of tie Skin
aud Eyes, Pain in the Side. Chest, Limbs and
sudden Pushes Of Heat, burning in the fesh. A
few doses Of
The Portland daily press., 1874-12-17

Business is very dull in North Vassalboro'.
The wooden factory has been running on three
quarters time since November 1st, and is now
almost entirely stopped in consequence OF
breakdown, and probably will not start up
again before next week.
fremont, which is largely engaged in navi-
CATION, suffers much from the depression in
business. Many frstclass vessels have been
hauled up for the WINTER it having been found
that it will not pay to run them.
At Millbridge. Ezekiel Dyer, Esq, has on
the stocks in his shpyard fine vessel of about
500 tons, to be rugged as barque. Her d.
mansions will be 1913 feet length of keel. II
feet lower hold, and five feet between decks.
She is to be built of the best Eastern hard
wood. hackmatack and Southern pine. from a
superior model, and is intended for general
freighting business She will be named the
G. Reusens, after the successful tobacco mer.
chant of that name in Boston. She will be
commanded by Captain James A. leighton,
formerly of the barque Atlantic. and is owned
by Mr.. John Zittloson of New York. Mr..
Over intends to have her off early in the
spring. t-
Lumbermen arc complaining of the absence
of snow. Asnumber of teams went into the
woods on wheels this week. Others are wait
ing anxiously for snow. The preparations for
logging have been m ore extensive than was
anticit ated earlier in the season, and if the
season is propitious not far from an average
winters work will be done.
Messrs White & Healy Of Hiram are running
THAR steam mill cutting ash into shove. han
dies. Elliot & Bartlett are running their spool
The Portland daily press., 1874-12-17

Bfief bOttEnSs.
Charles ii. Hall has been appointed Coroner
under date of December I'd, and has received
his papers.
The Catholic CATHEDRAL will hereafter be heat
ed by steam.
The steamer Normanton will run during the
entire winter between here and st. John, N. b.
to take the freight that comes over the Grand
Trunk. "
The Southland case was settled by the parties
yesterday morning.
Charles Mccarthy was thrown from his JOB
sleigh yesterday afternoon near the 1oot OF
Union street and slightly injured His horse
ran up on Fore street and was stopped before
any damage was done.
The first masquerade and fancy dress ball OF
the season will be held at Lancaster Hall, Tues
day evening.
The officers of the cutter Dallas were drilled
in the storm whistle signals yesterday. Inc
whistle made sweet music for the Commercial
street folks.
The driver of coal team left his team load
ed with coal standing in front of the office yes
terday, when the horse turned around and
went back into the yard. Some one standing
near remarked tflaU tne notse hno" "heH nv
had light weight
The Emerald Boat Club will give New
Years ball.
The Temperance Reform Club meets this
evening at Allen Mission chapel.
The employees of Mr.. James McGlnchy pre- :
sented him with an elegant gold-headed cane
last evening.
A very pleasant entertainment took place at
India street church last evening
A new fact in natural history has come to
light. Last night the ghost told us OF inc
quills upon the Jtreckled porcupine
The Mechanic Blues, while holding Their
weekly meeting last evening, were surprised by
a party of ladies with baskets full OF refresh
ments. Capt. Pencil procured q. A. II han
and soldiers and ladies repaired thither tor a
dance and supper.
The Portland daily press., 1874-12-17

factory on full time III. Cummings is drawing
some handsome pines to Bethel and casting
them into the Androscoggin.
Laundering operations have begun In Den
mark, as indicated bg the sound of the axe on
every side. McKenney & Bessey are alreafy
on Boston Hills with full force.
Mr.. E. T. Stearns is removing his steam mill
from Oak Hill (Lovelr to ''Slab City," and de-
signs manufacturing spools, instead OF staves'
as heretofore.
The mill of the Paris. FIGURING Company,
located on the Little Androscoggin river at 90.
Paris, is the largest grist mill in the state Win
one exception, that of new one in Saccarappa.
Each year it receives 10000 bushels of wheat
and so 1000 bushels of corn. which are manufac-
tured into $1,000 barrels of flour, and 3O'oVo
bushels of meal The mill has been in opera
ton day and night during the past fall, turning
out 100 barrels of flour daily.
The Portland daily press., 1874-12-17
STATE NEWS.
ANpRoscoGGIN COUNTY.

ANDRosCoGGIN COUNTY.
The CITY Solicitor of Lewiston has been re-
ouested by the City Council to investigate inc
charges of Alderman Dempsey respecting tn9 1
bridge settlement, to hear the statements OF a.
concerned, and report the facts to the Clty
Council. ..-
AROoSTOoK COUNTY.
Two fine specimens of caribou were shot last
Saturday upon township Letter B., few miles
from Houltop, by Messrs. Bartlett, SypheIs
and Heywood, There were five III the herd,
but the snow was not deep enough to prevent
rapid flight and they were very shy.
KENNEBEo COUNTY. -ee
Tuesday evening last, Mrs. James of Pitts
ton got severely wounded by the explosion OF a
lamp chimney in the house of Eugene A. Bar,
ker, filling one OF her eyes full OF pieces oi
glass.
The last session of the Governor and Coun
Gil for the current year will commence on Tues
day, Dec 29th, at 10 a. m, and continue through
that week and the first week il January, until
the new council shall be sworn into office.
The annual meeting of the Maine Editors
and Publishers Association will probably be
holden in Augusta, Jan. 10th and 2lst. line
meetings will be purely of a business character,
with very likely a reception during one eve
Mug, at the house of one of the brethren there.
Among the topics for the consideration OF the
meeting, "The relations of newspapers to their
patrons and the public" has been assigned to
MIR. VIM. HI. Simpson of the Belfast journal.
KNOX COUNTY.
Charles Hodges and Clarence Blake started
from Rockland for Bristol in small yacht.
Monday, but their craft was disabled in squall
off Owls Head, and both men were terrlD' y
frost-bitten before they could get back.
SOMERSET COUNTY.
A citizen meeting was held at Arson last
Thursday to consider the question OF railroad
to Solon After quite a discussion between a
connection at Skowhegan, and an extension OF
the Somerset road from Madison, it was finally
decided to appropriate the $60, 600 once raised
for the purpose, to the extension OF the oomer-
set road up on the east side of the river, and to
ask the legislature to amend the Somerset char
ter to that end. -
YORK COUNTY.
The Temperance Reform Club of Lmi ngton
was addressed last Friday evening by j. K. OS-
good of Gardiner, ID. r. Dresser of Deering,
and HI. NJ Bryant of Lewiston. Before the
meeting closed forty-six signed the pledge.
James S. Tibbetts' shoe factory, on the Bnx-
ton road in Saco, took fire yesterday morning.
The fire destroyed one story workshop and a
two story warehouse, together with large
amount of Stock TOOLS machinery, etc. One
end of Mr.. Tibbetts' dwelling house, near the
shop, was badly scorched, but was saved
through the efforts of the people who were
early at the fire. The estimated loss is about
$4,000, and it is not known that there was any
insurance.
The parishioners of Rev. Mr. Ro we'll of Bid
deford, Tuesday night, presented him with over
500 in money. -- --
The Portland daily press., 1874-12-17
DIR. q. ID, Howe.

Notwithstanding the severe cold of yesterday
Dr. Howe's rooms at the Falmouth were
througed. To-day and tomorrow will be his
last day in this city. During his brief stay
hundreds have received advice from him that
will benefit them through life if they but heed
his counsel Let those who are afflicted with
pains and aches be sure and call upon the doc
tor to-day and tomorrow if they would be
cheered and benefited, especially consump-
tives.
There is no charge for either advice or exam
nations and his medicines can be obtained at
the drug stores. Tomorrow will be his last
day, as he leaves for Lewiston next week.
The Portland daily press., 1874-12-17

PERIoDIcALs.-Harper's for January, has
worth's, No. 553 Congress Street. corner of Oak
street, also at Hall l.. Davis, Exchange Street,
Lorng, Short & Harmon's and Augustus Rob
inson's 5, under the Falmouth Hotel; also at the
book and periodical depot of Messrs. Fessenden
Brothers, Lancaster Hall. Also at the
newspaper and periodical depot of George
H. Marquis, No. so Exchange street, and at
the book, periodical and newspaper establish
ments of c. r. Chisholm & Bro. in the Eastern
and Grand Trunk depots.
The Portland daily press., 1874-12-17

CADET3' BALL-The fifth annual ball of tie
Portland Cadets occurs in City Hall, New
Years eve. Chandler furnishes music and a
good time may be expected. Arrangements
are in the handf of competent committee,
who will do all in their power to make this the
ball of the season. Palmer Immediately or
dered five cases of white kid slippers upon,
hearing of this ball, and young miss Of four
years became so excited that she at once grew
to be nearly as aged as her mother But of
course all will go who wish to dance the old
year cut and the new year in"
The Portland daily press., 1874-12-17
CITY AND VICINITY.
New Advertisements To-Day.

ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Grand New Year Ball-City Hall.
NJ. G. NJ. A-Lecture.
Plymouth Church-Far.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Seasonable Noveties-Leach.
. r- MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.
Latrer's announcements
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Look Snarp-Holts.
Up Town Fancy Goods-0. w. True.
Local Agent-Wanted.
Holiday Goods-T. p. MCGOWAN.
A Word to the Sick-S. Edwards, N. ID.
Holiday Goods-John f. Sherry.
Have you Tried.
Holiday Goods-Davis q Co
Lost-Bracelet.
Tenement-Wanted.
For Sale-Sleds.
Railroad Tickots-For Sale. .aF.
-0F.S AUCTION COLUMN.
Mari Salp-F O. Bailey <, Co.
The Portland daily press., 1874-12-17

TEMPERANCE. The meeting at Chestnut
street vestry last night was very we'll attended,
and the speeches were lively, numerous and to
the point, just the kind to induce us to go again
tonight to the same place, where we have the
promise of hearing from one of the Brooklyn
Women's crusade.
The Allen Mission chapel was well filled last
evening to listen to a powerful sermon from
Rev. Mr., Jones of Chestnut street church
This is the first of series of sermons TO be
nreached every Wednesday evening at the Mis-
sion, by our city clergy. j. r. McKelvey will
preside at the temperance meeting this even
inc. The public are cordially invited.