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, 1875-04-20

rem Sodmutb ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Mi
einem Sru6e, allo nit einem abIdeu
liden Sfauoal seenoet baben witroe."
Die Wurquiie batte e~ntsesnen tOunen
baB tbr @emabl, inoem er etne 8edtfer
tisuns 3uriidwies, auf oaS 8edt Der
5idtet babe, lenalS mieoer einen Nor
wurf gu erbeben, aber tpo3u batte 0as 9e
niitt?
uNles, mas td tpeiB," fubr ct fort
upar, baB es in Der Welt einen Mien.
iden CAB, ben i'd t0oten tuolte. Das
@eiprdd 3peier @eden bate mir leiner
9tamen perratben. Sd ludte i'm auI
uno iaste ibnt oaB i'd @enu9tbuuns for
oere uno oaB i'd bon ieiner @bre per-
lan9e, ben ei9entltben @runo unlcrea
3ulammentreffens ielbit u%nieren s3eu9er
9eseniiber gu peridmeieen. @r perpei=
9erte mir oieie @enuetbuun9 inter BEN
Yor9eben, ouB ct mir feline iAuloe, oat
gle perleumoet leter, ulo oaB ct iih nit
mir nift eber ldla9en weroe, ais bis i'd
tbn Dffentlid beleioiste.
ugeun mobl !...."
n8as ioute ih naa oieIem tbun
Sine l1nterIuduns beginner? SIRE
8oriiht batte oielelbe sepiB ~ersebniBlos
gemadt. Sie a%uslpioniren ? DaS batif
MIDI unniie entipiiroist, oa Sie fid In
4dt nabmen. SOer bdtte td aui
Sd)eiouns flagen iolen? Da8 @eiet
bot mir allerotngs oieB Stlfsmittel bar,
Sd fonnte sic Dor Die 8id)ter b%rtneen,
sic ben beibenoen SpOttereten meinea
4~opofaten uro MIDI Den SpdBen oes ST.
rigen aus esen 49,. SD bate oas 0tedt,
uitS gu ernieorIsen, meinen Nameit gu
entebren, uniere S6anoe laut au83uz
ruien uno in ben Sournalen at oerfiinz
oisen.... Ib, lieber %tauienomal elm Ses
tro9ener! !"
5rau BON 8oiscoran id)ien seribnet=
teri.
rDarin allo," murmelte iie, vlte9t Die
Grfldrun9 Sbre8 S~enebmens felt ptelen
Sabren."f
nSa. Daber fam es, oaB id iofort
auf jeoe amtlide 2%aufbobn per3idtete,
mas Sie Stol; nannten. Oaber fam
es, oaB ih MIDI BON Der @eIe0idaft su<
riid3og, neil td INNER Die la6elnoen
@eiidter ser SpOtter gu ieben elaubte
go. Oaber fam eS, oaB i'd Sbnen Die
@r;iebun9 Sbres Sobues uno Die Set
tuns uni eres Sausweien8 iiberlieB, udbs
reno ih ielbit Der leioenidaftlide Sammz
Ter, Der peritodte @eoilt wuroe, ais ben
man MIDI fennt."
SIS mar mebr 8eoauern alS Sorpurf
in ben 8liden, ipomit bic Warquiie ibren
@atten maB. la -7s
Nortiesuns tolst.>
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Asenten 1erIanst!
Cast Adrift Cast Adrift!a

YIN psretsss Sst'tnfad ~ Ten b~srlbmtta grsriss
in a Bar.Room," srn 2. G. artknr. Ias isst
aas ssests Sa3 etsies %esfsisrtsn S6riftftaa . : sISr
!tne t~aatrtrt, elegant ~setunben, miro ~ dau(snesa Va,
5tttunsea es euness auf has @anfiahs b~turibttIs
stae Wst9t6tt ron grbrt6en unt Ssisibiauuassi 4
anlsrsr gtiiis. TsiHt ~ hem ~rubtsfsn 6sr.sa iyftns1
sts uVOrSlttdt bsmtrten ale @sisse. assaisa, psld,
.Man-Irap' s~srtauftea, mafsn miAheRsns mad "a,
ga 70 sttl @remplaEs etslss ea&ss p~sriaufsn.
Portrait tn Stablai9 rire sinsm Ispen SaItris,ntsn
sssrrsiat. S.l6rttbtnbs eirsulars Mnb islSs mt hen
Sseinysanasn nsrSsn fret auf &nfras, ~ssrisnsst ssn
y; ~. Sfpeesrt u. Co.. SubItibsrs. 7SS Ganism
S"uS'' Yp"a.' VA i7iunt4gD;
, 1875-04-20
300 Yianos nn0 Sroelu.

men une aus ~5ipeiter Sane, BON 6abrifanten er,
fer &lafe, iueroel 5u nieoriesren QreiIem fiir@alb oDer
Nblbla8s .3abllnteen, ooer fir Mietbe in Staot mo
Sono, ipohreno oteIer baren 3eiten uno Der S~Seierta9e
ourd Sprace Maters II. Con. 4sl SroaSmap,
~nertauft, oils ~otelelben le juOor in ylew Yort oIIsrirt
paroet. IQenten oerlangt UNI 9Sater's neue Zcdle
gianps rnc Concerts rseln ju pertaufen. Saus
lttrtrte @ataloge per Dot o%erlauot. Cute 8ebin9ungen
tlr oen bonoel. Sin aroBer 0iseonto fir 9ebrer.
Welltllde, &lrdhetl. NONen. Sdlulen lc. 4gN25nn.
, 1875-04-20
0pHsaeihihttn.
Mmerifanilde Snaenb>8 ibliptbef.

NMertfdfltl9e S1geHn<U tDlUlDeI.
Sn biibide 8appbedel nit Muslin.Rjden
gebunoen a % Gents.
Weser nnb Beiee, oon Sran3 6offmaun. Der
freue q ddbter. 3ufan1rnen in einem Banb.
Der @ieerfpenftise, bon 6ran3 hoffmaun.
Rletnes TT bic sSiege be8 0rpRen, oon 5ranj
einem 8dno.
Die 5enfslbufaten. BON Sran3 boffmann. Der
4dtHbrud,. s3uIammsn in einem Bano.
Sd iebe bid fdbpn, bon Sulius boffmann
Ou ipnff nid)t ffeblen,
@rpkpdrerS 2ieblina
Der blinSe @ilbelim, bon &ufao missoeI.
Der Sedpfennis. 6ret Ratbarinen. Mns
Der 0~eSenpart. Srei @r3dblungen bon Sbstla
bon Glnlpert. Sn einern 8ano.
Mus 0ead1t gum 2id,t, pun &idarb Baron.
RAJ rne Darmaianti, BON Geroinano Gbmiot.
Selobnte 9rene. - S%afuntala. = Der Wtffo,
mar tn Mfrifa. 3%uiammen in einem Bans.
Der MablGrst 10 Der Birfbof. .3tsi GrsSblln'
MAS Der Wtenid, fdet, has mirS er aud ern.
ten, BON Ri4aro Baron.
, 1875-04-20
aau'snS TN Druid mao vasm Munat
MnTanenDer OrfpIo.

YIN gssnt %stretsnt $tt2 tn str 5aa,a uns rim anl,.
S4oo tn 8 9agsn sHr& ben 0sriauf ppn
Scean's StprY ; sta sasr:r saas esn
eeaunJen. Mbentsuern une Bunesrn AMI ~
antsr GER STE; 9au6sn, S8Itmmea, 9att bss,l6,n, "a
Sm $50 pahsnetn abbtleunsen. pteie Su ssra nttenIf
betsf SN"' '~.ss'' s.W
, 1875-04-20
60 Nrp;cnf.

@rten N9enten lpirb cine @omnliIiion besahlt
thr ben SertauT uon neuell uno iebr populGren 8ithern
oon etlter Der beoeutenolten subscriptions. 5irmeu i'm
Seill blInbu9. Wtau Lane Ib uniere Circulate fom.
lllea ulo ~uberjei9e iib lelbit. Aorelie: y. o. 9or 500,
bartforo, @ont. 4lB!Soei
, 1875-04-20

Gatoria 1T eia sibtitut Fir GaftOr.OsI. Gs 1T 10
anssnebm 3u nebinen ais honis. Sir WinotoIit unb
Maeenidurs 1T bas MitteI einfa& eritaunlia. Gerste
~empfeblen es.
, 1875-04-20
6eintath unb Trembe.

&omans uno @rsdblunsen IN groB 8po. Gcr
mat elegant brodtrt. ~
prei8 pro Eaue 80 Gents. 0ebuneen In 2etn
tpann pro Sann as Gents.
, 1875-04-20

NAipdbomancp, ober &er,ens,nuber". 98ie
~ ~ Senonh pom ir9eno einem beihlebt Die 9iebe
UNI 3unei9ung elmer 4,er1on. bic man liebt, au9elts
blldilb 9eipinnen ulo erbalten fam. OieIe einfade
9ettl9e 6dbi9teit fam Seoer %erluerben. frei per Toit,
fir 2b @ents, ueblt einem 6eiratbss6 iibrer, G9Upti=
i6et Oratel, Sr6Ime. 9atbi6l6ae fir Oamen has
=. 2; aSiniam II. Co., %ubliibers, pbiIaoet'
pbta, ia. 4QD14ap:
, 1875-04-20

preis pro Eane so Gents. Cucumber In 2etn.
tpane pro Sann % 3ents.
/. BanO Der issts sombarsier. @Oosus bon
2. Der Wiraten.2ieutenanf. Gr,abluns
BON Salouin WtDabaulen.
.. . Die 1lauen umo Gelben. gene3uela.
nliass @baratterbilo bon 6riebrid
l. Scr Raub g~traHburs's. gatsrlGnbi.
i1er Holnan pon beribert Gau.
8. Seutiblans's gbre. 6iitorii&sr Ro-
nan BON 8ernb bon Gu5ed.
6. DaS Geffament Neter eeS Grphen.
Nolnan uno Gsi8i6te pom 2ucian Der.
bert.
T. Der elephant. aomiiSsr gsoman bon
.u.a. Ser Aiesente Spndnber. 6iftpri.
iber &onlan BON u. u. Yra8postG.
s3tpei Bdnoe. p t|f
+ 10. Ole eOloariebe. Cine GrsabIuns aus
benz alien Serlin, BON Geprs btltl; uno
RemefIs, Criminal $ Gelbihte bon
SrieO. 5risOri@. '.3ulammsm in sinsm
BanD.
II. perr eeepa. Criminal . ROman BON
@mil Baboriau.
II. Smei beitere Gefhidbten. Bon Mbolf
Miiselburg. 3wei SDbne.- Psrp'
bias. 3uiammen in einem Bono.
Is. Ser tplle Sans. Criminal . 6elbi9te
BON VI. StredfuB. llno Die epbne
Barnepelts. biitorii&er 9toman poa
S4mlot : gSsiBenTels. 3ulainnisn IN
IA I'm 9brpn unn Seben. hiitoriider Ro.
man poi Beor9 biltl
Is. . SIN Gffenffer. GociaIsr Roman bon
6rieori9 BeritGder.
Ia Gabrielle, fas a8etb bee &pielers.
Criminal . glonelle BON 6. 9itaman
nno Die BrancttreurS, @rjabIun9
aus BEN oeutih . tranioNihen arieee
j.. bon 6rieorId Geritader.. 3uammsn
I in einem 8auo.
II. Sin 0ermprfener.. GriminaI.ytooeu
BON ). D. b. Semme.-Pas 6prftbaus
poer Die mlloe Sa9o in Der pfalj. BUS
iamnten in eihem Sano.
IA Seremias une bic Idpne 0incen,ia,
. Der Serr beS pkuies.-6rau &ps
den.-Gte 0erlobte-He9ine. Or.
5GblIn9en pon yHaria bon Oilers. Rus
iamnlen in einem Bapo.
Q. u. 20. /. Der 5els Don Gr,,. SonssI. 6. Brad.
oogeL. 3met B6noe,
II. Die alte f~paniidbe urfunee, pom Nr-
mano uno bas c~neipenft. ,@piloos
aus benz oeutits frar5Oiiihen Grie9,
bon y. b. bon Oeoenrotb. .3uiammeii
in einem Bano.
n. Yicr SlItben une cine Srudbt so.
peue bon 9Sllbelni Sbmibt. q plpmbd,
Nonelle pom prosper Werrirue. gu.
iamtnen i'll etnen 8ano.
~. @idnSeHee Sabhen.. Homan bon 4us.
Silberltetn. liter Bano.
- Gidn3cuee Sabncn. .Noman non Wue.
Silberitein. 2ter 8cno uno Die &pnns
brinst 60 an ZEN Gag. 3uiammsn IN
etienl SQn0.
~ Die Naronin. Soman BON Gueen De.
oenrotb uuo Wfit eiierner Sane. gu.
iammen in einem 9nno.
%. Die 2fldoerei Der eiebe. DRpman non
@eWn1e 6aA
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a. Manner unb Erauen mercen lest pers
0VV ianst fir uniere neuen 6picfecern.
Silber, Ndbieiee, %3einenfacen unc Sdreibpaa
pier. @roRe Ginnabmen nit Sidbcrbeit se'
madt. Wlan f6rsibe ipfprt UNI Circulate an .. 4.
@uernfep, Y%ubliiber, Gpneprp. 81. y. 49D4ma
, 1875-04-20
Tronen cut 3ur Gettuny.
gt"r @si&i&ts bss ,,Msusn arsuDasss."
s. g. 9lrtbur'S

neusfes uni erSBtes gpert ibsr ben nsrtrirbtaasn guf.
fenh Der %9lsuAstt. Gin ~warbisss Ssttenfld ju .nan
Trap" une Ten Nights. rpst6es bsi benz @olte Srs.
lattcn MAIDEN uuo lth iebr gut ~pertaufsn wirb. 3u elntm
~serinssn Yrtiie perpfenui6t. nm f6nsae @erfdufe unr
erCee Circulation su erdieIsn. 3smpsrensfreunee, uutsr.
hubI hte 9srbrstuns ces 8u6ss. Spsjiele 0ertauts.
ppn 81 per 9cii %beriatet. 9. ID. gtoceert II. o..
Nublthers, NbtIdo1. bNi. =
, 1875-04-20

1000 Neenten, Gebrer, StmSen=
ten, Wtdnner iino SSrauer ~oerlanst, um ben Gertens
NAL 0a,stter pom ben Der. Staaten su pertaufe1,
9roBen Grfolae BON 100 Sabren S%ortidrift. &eiu
Gurus, lonbern cine Motbipenntsfeit. Snter-Scean
Sas leidtelt pertautihe 8uf. je p~ubl5irt. 0ute
Bc,abluns. ~ Gereral-Msenten IN ieoer StaSt
bon iber 10. 900 @inmobner perlanst. Iorelle SIS.
McGmrep IL. 60, pbilacelpbia, pa. 4g9!14apr
, 1875-04-20
Giniae aute Griimoe :

1.-gtne neue GrRnbuuG, sriinbIi& sssraf
unb ceTt3ert burb patent. ,..r t...I.
2.-Wfaht einen ooItf m meren 2odsSn&,
sleid auf beibsn Seiten, an alien Grten bon Stoffsx.
3.-2auft. lei6t, ianft, 9erdulblps uno rai4-bsEr
6 ombtnatipn bon Gi9eui6aften.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT Sabre la NJ obne Jaspa'
raturen. t
5.-8erri6tet ollie &rteu BON &rbett
uno Sancp MGbereien in elmer oorSiiglidenSBeii s.
est fir ben @rbeiter iebr lei6t3u anS
baben. 9ie Qdnee Der Slide fann re9ulirt peroen,
wdbreno Die Wtaibine i'm Gan9e 1T, nno oiele fam
nit eiuein 6aoen oer1eben peroeI, obne oaB oerisIbe
ourd aoder 5u 8eben bat.
ss-pldn elm I ftnnretd, eIee a t, inosm
Der Std obn ben Gebrauf BON Cog 9B heel 6ears.
'totarp Goms utto 2eoer lrlus formirt miro. Dat ben
AutomattcSrpp Seeb, tuelber eli NJ 9let4,
mGbtge 9Gn9e bes Gti6es BET irsenb
ether 0eIapinDt9feit Tbert. Dat unleren
neren Sbreab Goutrotler, >pelber cine 9Ies0'
mGBiee @efue9un9 Der 9leeole-Sar erlaubt uno smO
@erlebun9b es 6aoens porbeu8t.
S.-Gon1truction d II Bsrff.rsfatt unc boa
eunst. SIT f%abriiirt BON ben d. tdtefen uUp
erfabrenIte Irbeiteru in Der beriibrIsH
Bennington Mrmprp, SGpn, u. o. @bilaeelpp,a
Niicc: $40 Sbeffn.lt 7NeaRe. 2It7maL.
, 1875-04-20

MN. 1M oo9 Den loo NbpIce 2clections"
I'VE AV lit ferti9. preis 80 Geuts. Die Serie
ent11lt lebt Sin Eauienc Der n~eutlten uno belten
Saden fir Defamation, bumorilii6e 8ortrGae uno
@orleluneen. IIs8e5ei6nst fir @rauses, Sempes
rem ;.Ssielibaften uno 3pcecn. Gbeulo y@yelIior
Oialo9ues@ tnb nWtooel Dialogues. @irculare frei.
9arft tic bel Gurem @uhbGnoler unA lenoet ben preis
an y. Garrett II. So, 70s GbeitnutiraBe. 4hilnoel'
pbiu, pu. g8ir I~abrijireu oas berib ute ssPenn
Letter BOOk'' gum Gopireu Der 9rieie obue
geaiier poer 43reiie. @senten perlnust. 4~g8!14apr
O6 scnten. Chang Gban9 ~pertauFt lid belm 8orIei.
" 9elI. NptbUenoi9 pie SEIZE. 9Baareu irei.
4p14apl Chang Chang Wf'g. &c.. Boitou.
The Portland daily press., 1875-03-22
News and Other Items.

London is ahead. 1t has more Jews than
Palestine, more Scotchmen than Edinburgh.
more Irish than Dublin, more Catholics than
Rome and more thieves than Chicago.
M. Arsene Houssaye's son Henri is to marry
young and beautiful Italian princes. Young
Houssaye is already known as an author
through his 'Historie d Alcibiade."
Mr.. A. p Sprague, young lawyer OF Troy,
N Y. has just been informed by DIR. q. w.
Ryals of London, the general secretary of the
British Social Science Association, that the
first prize of e200 had been awarded to him for
the best essay on international arbitration. The
donor of the prize is Senior Don Arturo de
Marceartu, ex-deputy to the Cortes in Spain.
Mr.. Sprague will go to Europe to receive it.
Mr. Sas Martin, an artist of Columbus, o.,
has just completed portrait of Gov. Kinker,
who filled the gubernatorial office in that state
during the year 1917. This painting is the
last required to complete the series of portraits
of Governors of Ohio from the year of the ad
mission of the state into the Union down to
the present time.
AT last here is new fancy in the prestidig-
tation line. He borrowed a bonnet from lady
in the audience, and as he was about to return
itit caught fire in the gas, and he had to stamp
on it with both feet to extinguish the fame.
Misery of the lady! 1t was her best bonnet.
Then he fired pistol and a bonnet just like ID
fell from the chandelier in the middle Of the
theatre.
Romualdo Pacheco, who succeeds Mr. Booth
as Governor of California, is the flrst native of
that state who has reached the gubernatorial
chair. He was born at Santa Barbara, Of
Spanish parents, and was fifteen years Of age
when the emigrauts from the United States
The Portland daily press., 1875-03-22

THE Nation, which is careful in its predic
tions and statements, says: "There is con-
tinued improvement in business, the unfa-
vorable weather being the only important
drawback. There has been buoyant mar
ket for breadstuffs and provisions, and the
gratifying feature of the situation is that
prices have advanced because Of the export
demand rather THAI ON account of specula-
tion. The rise in the price of wheat will
bring to market vast amount, it being esti-
mated that in the four states of Wisconsin,,
Iowa, Minnesota, and Nebraska there is a
stock of about 100000 bushels. Corn and
oats have both been high during the winter /;
the low price of wheat has kept it in the
hands of the farmers; and the extent to
which they have been able to get along with
ont selling shows that as class they are in
easy circumstances. Trade with the North
west ought to be good this spring, as well as
safe, and the same is true in regard to other
sections of the West. The receipts of cotton
continue small, and thus far the crop has
been disappointment; but political troubles
have more to do with the unsatisfactory con-
dition of the Southern trade than has even
the cotton crop. The outlook in regard to
trade, taking the country together, is good,
and the iobbers have done better business
during the past week than in any week this
year. Credits are granted with caution, and
collections are excellent"
The Portland daily press., 1875-03-22

commenced its cultivation. The care and at
.entlon .e bestowed upon the plant soon changed
lne whole character of it, both in size, color,
anu general quality. It has been SO In New
Enslahd; now the plant is of much better
cCi9r 9 ana texture than when first cultivated,
auu' as new varieties are being tested, will
undoubtedly produce varieties of the plaut
eXcell!ng those now being cultivated. New
varieties, as they are introduced into the
county, cause new and improved methods of
culture to be tried, in order TO pertect the
leaf. Europe and America tobacco are de-
cidedly different, particularly in strength. the
former not possessing the strong Qualities DOS
sessed by the American plant. On being
cultivated, however, in America, it in aahort
tine becomes as powerful In flavor as if
always grown here. In order to test new
varieties of the plant properly, they should
be tried on various soils and with the aid OF
various fertellizers. In this way the grower
can easily determine just what soil and cul-
tivation are required for the plant. II the
leaf is to be light, select light soil; if, on the
contrary, dark leaf is desired, the plants
should be ''set" upon dark loan. In this
manner the grower can readily obtain the
color, texture, and body of leaf required. Not
only will such experiments be valuable, but
the result will be gratifying and interesting.
The Portland daily press., 1875-03-22
Current Notes.

The action of Gov. Castor, in declining to
review the st. Patrick's procession, caused
great deal of comment in all quarters, and
not alittle excitement and indignation among
some of those who paraded. Some carried
their indignation so far as to indulge in heat
ed criticisms, and even loud threats against
the governor, of political opposition. MIR.
Gaston's refusal to review the line was based
on the fact that the procession was made up
in part of organizations bearing aims, con-
trary to the laws of the state.-Boston GLOBE.
II is worth remembering just now, when
everybody is grumbling at the biunder
by which transient postage was doubled by
Congress during the last night of the session,
that President Grant recommended in his
message a year ago that no appropriation
bills should be passed during the last two
days of the session. Had his suggestion
been needed the postal blunder, and quite
likely other blunders would not have occur
red.-Hartford Courant.
There is very dsgraceful panic over the
case of Jessie Pomeroy down at the east end
of the state. The spectacle Of 25 s'ladies"
going to Coy. CASTOR in one morning from
Chelsea and South Boston "to urge the ne
cessity of his execution" is not very fatter-
ing to the old commonwealth. 1t is strong
reminder of that fabby period of British
craftsmanship, early in the century, under
the prince regent. when the lunatic who shot
Perceval, the prime minister; was tried and
hanged within week, and before it was pos
sible to send to his home and procure the
ample evidence of his insanity. We do not
presume that oung Pomeroy is lunatic,
but we do say that all the necessities OF JUS
tice and all the requirments of public order
can be amply satisfied by his imprisonment
for life, and that it would be disgrace to the
state of Massachusetts to shed his blood
Springfield Republican.
The current number of Harper's Weekly
has several expressive caricatures; among
them one representing the emergence of the
head and trunk Of the Republican elephant
who has been temporarily submerged. The
elevated trunk is labeled "New Hampshire"
The Portland daily press., 1875-03-22

THE testimony of Miss Bessie Turner is OF
interest in throwing light upon what it is the
fashion to style 'eccentricities of genius"
From it we learn that Mr.. Tilton was accus-
toned to attire the pictures on his walls
in his night clothes. The effect must
have been ghastly in the extreme. Fancy
the Moses of Buonarotti dressed in robe de
mutt, or the modest beauties of the Medicean
Venus yelled in flannel night gown: 1t is
possible that Miss Turner meant to say that
Mr.. Tilton was in the habit of wandering
about the house at midnight in scanty attire,
taking down his paintings and hanging them
up again to satisfy the exacting requirements
of his wild nocturnal fancies. But this view
is quite as CHASTITY as the other. The Sybari
tic Theodore seemed to find crumpled rose
leaf in every couch, and stro]led from bed to
bed, while his poor little wife patiently fol-
lowed, bearing in her arms the pillow upon
which he purposed to rest his lordly head.
One is disposed to sympathize with Miss Tur-
ner in her emphatic assertion that she would
never marry a literary man. Her testimony
has added another to the many definitions of
orthodoxy. According to Mr.. Tilton the wo-
man who refuses to eat meat is an orthodox.
The Portland daily press., 1875-03-22

THE NEwBURYPoRr MNEs--There has
been considerable talk of late in regard to the
worthlessness of the ore taken from the mines
at Newburyport VIM. NJ. Courts, mining en-
gineer and metallurgist at Wyandotte, Mich,
has assayed six specimens with the following
result the last extraordinary. He says: II
have been examining the specimens took
from the dump at Newburyport and give you
below the results, not as being of any practical
value, but interesting as showing which min
erals carry the silver. / did not take the time
to determine the gold accurately, but all the
minerals contain gold, especially the pyrite and
tie tetrahedrite. No. contains S603 in gold,
and was probably an accidentally rich piece.
No. L Apparently pure zinc, blende, 2Ooz
silver; $3.50 per ton.
No. Apparently pure pyrte, 81 .9os silvers
$47 Sc per ton.
No. 3-Apparently pure galena, 64os silver;
$S064 per ton.
No Apparently pure tetrahedrite, 1866
or silver; $2351. 81 per ton.
No. 5-Mixed ore, average OF large piece,
21S 75oz silver; S275.62 per ton.
No. 6-Decomposed tetrahedrite, 1854. 2oz
silver; 2462 20 per ton, and of decomposed gold,
20 2oz silver, $6O3. So per ton; making total of
G206S Ok %
The Portland daily press., 1875-03-22
TERMS $500 PER ANNUM IN ADVANCE

ROYALTY is fortunate thing for women.
1t affords one of the opportunities, very rare
as society is constituted, that show them to
be capable of administering affairs of state.
Had Elizabeth, or the great Austrian en-
press, OF Catharine of Russia, been de-
barred from the throne, three most notable
illustrations of the capacity of women would
have been lost. Spain bids fair to add an
other instance in point. The countess of
Girgenti, sister of the young king 0: Spain, a
woman of resolute will and large capacity,
has been sent for to assist Alfonso in ruling
his turbulent kingdom.
The Portland daily press., 1875-03-22

Mr.. TnToN's conduct at the breakfast ia
BILE and elsewhere brings to mind story
which is told by Moore in his journal. Lord
who had lost heavily at play, as he was
coming out of the club room saw man sit
ting on the steps whom he had never cast
eyes on before. "Confound you," said he,
"you are always sitting on the steps," and he
fell upon him and gave him terrible beat
The Portland daily press., 1875-03-22

The impropriety of appointing retiring
congressman to diplomatic posts is not ap-
parent. They are men who are conversant
with public affairs, who have shown capacity
in their congressional career. and with whose
merits, character, and ability the President
is acquainted. IT is natural that he should
select men of whose high standing and fitness
he is cognizant, and not unnatural that
among ninety retiring Republican congress
men half dozen can be found who are quail
ified for public empoyment.
The Portland daily press., 1875-03-22
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sively, a party to such frauds.
The Portland daily press., 1875-03-22

Mr.. GEORGE c. EMERY, in paper read
before the New Hampshire Historical Society,
says that the name of Mt. Kearsage is de-
rived from an Indian word signifying 'Notch-
pointed mountain of pines," and that it has
been in use ever since TIPS. He refers to the
real Kearsage mountain, and not to the Con-
way Pequaket, miscalled Kearsage.
The Portland daily press., 1875-03-22

WE beg leave to assure W. H. S. that he
need have no apprehensions. The PRESS
has no designs on his daughter, not being
aware OF ever having seen that young woman.
As to New Hampshire we have only this to
say: Last yeaf it had Democratic COVER
nor and legislature. This year it will have
Republican governor and legislature.
Last year the state was controlled by the
Democrats. This year it is controlled by the
Republicans. These statements are in good
sized letters so that W. II. S. can read them
with only one pair of glasses.
The Portland daily press., 1875-03-22

THAT must have been striking scene
when twenty women appeared before the
Governor of Massachusetts, and urged that
Jesse Pomeroy be hanged. We venture to
say that none of these women think them
selves worthy to possess the ballot, though
they have no hesitation in instructing the
Governor ofthe state in the direction of his
duty,
The Portland daily press., 1875-03-22

We do not read anonymous letters and cemmuni-
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all Indispensable not necessarily for publication
but guaranty of good faith.
We cannot undertake to return or reserve commu-
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