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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-08-27
I from the Springfield Democrat, Aug. 2S.l '''
Chat-s ederiSiic spec ch from -Sh ella

ChArHeterlSutc spec Ch from Shetla.
.Aeeor1ingilto to the Radical programme 2
on.iSIG hhellabarger. appsaredI before A.
public assembly, largely comp ',ed OF ladies
andDemocrats, interspersed with RepuDli-
cans and Negroes, on Thursday evening
last at the Guy Hall, in, this CITY. AMI read
q characteristic electioaeering speech; -
which for malignancy compares faVOrably'
with all the elrctioneering productions aoFq
the man for the past ten or twelve, years,
Its object was rouse the base passions Of
certain of his hearers against Those who
might differ with them politically; and Id
nerve dthem for the coming contest, in
which he feels assured his Radical aud in.
consistent sayings and d ,iugs will be so
yividly and 'glari6gly exposed to the peO-
pie, that Will give a verdict against him at
the ballot box in October next that will
effectually cOnsign him to political oblivion
for time to come. '"i '' 1"'uoq s"Ih-t
-LbiSevident that Mr.. S. has become 20
absorbed jim Congressional apd political,
matters that he has entirely forgotten the
early teachings and iprecepts attempted TO '
be instilled to prepare him for the gOspel1
ministry, AS coAtained IN CllristS Sermon
on the, Mount, aud which to refresh his
memory and that 6f his r idical allies of
tile Republic, couamence es with the 9th chap-2
ter of st. Matthew's, Gospel. Jsyljqsd sfyy ad
lq commencing this characteristic pro-
duction, The early dongs AID say iifesi Of
MrljJOhnsOn as President, which al r.. Snel-li
labarger aud his friends indQrsed, aHd the
Democracy never did nor will approye,,,
were portrayed to tile a1dielice as evidence
OF OfemcOOsisGency Id the Prrsidenb. AsOuir
mind followed the thread of this DISCOURSE,
manageable, instances OF most glarlng in-
eonsistehcies III Mr.. SIS political COURSE
flashed upon our IheinofS AMI as time aadn
OPPORTUNITY presents ItSHt + IN, the .preseHt
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iPSaa1YyiiFpgg: Notice.
aU 4rh0p itmdy Concern:

TO all srh0an HHpdy Concern:
/ D"hHI" CITY CLERKS OFFICE. q ndf
! 20 ihgGh GCoIuMBUS. o. AhG A. 1866. q ,,u
Notice ia hereby given, tbatproceedipgs haye s.,,
Instituted in the City Council Of Columbus, for
makiRd tho folio sing improvements, tO3wit,l 56lcu
! Grading and grayelipg the roadway and sidewalks
and paving the cutters and crossihgsoh Cherry street,
from h,Htreet TO- Washington Avenue. H. Ia
The same to be done in accordance with plats and
estihates TO be prepared by the Civil Ehgineer
and I'D in the Office of the City Clerk,ii,y
! All persons Claiming damages on account Of said
claims in the Office of the Clerk in writing, on or
before the SeVeBteehth' day of Septemberg A! ID.
aSSS''G92 nfsl17mA ga siIoE. wt1soNdous
IuV0-dItas4w1 1-U o. b91i0isIGity Clerk. m
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90 Paving Notice.

snoifrjt y7om CITY CLERKS, 0EEICE, /, -
-, CoLUMBUs, o.. August 4, 1865. 2"
NoHee is Hereby given. that proceedlhgs hG4S been
in6iituted I'm tho CITY Council of Columbus, for
m6king the following Improvements, to-wft V '''"
-F6F 6IildihsA sixlfo0t bf6k Sewer ffom the west
side of Etont street. along Spring street to the west
SIDE of Vest street. ana from thence along the south
sidsn6 tho rairoAd tfae to- theciotp nver.asn n
The same TO- be,d0pe in accordance with plats and
estiates 70 be prepared the City 0ivil hgineery
ana filed in thetofice the City Clerk fo,,,.f,;
All persons claiming damages on account Of said
praSbsed improtemeDts. are REQUIRED b file their
claims in tho Office of the in writing, on Of be-
I suge-dltaw4w CITY Clerk, %
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tFron the LondoRt tMaaisOh Co. CobDSmocratsssd.l'd
Oar Candidate for Con .ressA FhOs.
-lir'- miller, OECOIurtbns. 1sifJ -

-l'." miller, oECOlurabns. 5''f3 -
1t will be seen BY the, official proceed
ings, which we publish elsewhere, that the
Democracy of the, Seventh Congressional
District in Convention at this place on
Monday, put in nomination as Mr., Shelld-
barger's opponent, Thomas Miller, Esq, Of
Columbus. The several gentlemen whose
names were before the Convention as can
didates tor the nomination, were all excel
lent men, and each would, have reelected
credit upon the decision of the Convention,
had he been chosen. We are, coufdenJ,
however, that no more jqdicious or wiser
selection could have been, made, than in
choosing Mr.. Miller. Though not possess
ing the "',gift Of gab'Ti (Which, m9re than
anything else, distinguishes the Congress
gentleman of more than ordinary practical
good sense and sound Judgment, with
whom the interests of his constituents, Of
all classes, can safely be trusted. ~, -. '...,,
Mr.. Miller, although an untlinching DEM
ocrat, has taken no active part in polit-
ical affairs during the past several years.
He Is successful. ienterprising man 4Ot
business; has occupied several important
positions OF public trust, and lis "A gentle
man of unb0uuded popularity ih the cOm-.
munity in which he resides. HeidS en-
phatically man of the'people, with Whose
Interests his own are closely allied. The
Radicals would rather any other Democrat
In the district had been chosen to compete
with Shellabarger. They fear the i,dids
ence and popularity of our nominee; they
cannot. with, truth, sustain a single charge
that will reflect discredit upon his private
character or, his public career, We. hope
and believe that every Voter in Madison
county who desiresto aid III the speedy and
complete restoration of peace and pros
perity to our distracted cOuntry. viii cast
his ballot aud his Influence for Thomas
Miller. We have been sbamefuIly misrep;,
resented in Congress by Mr.. Shellabarger,
with, his votes and speeches for e. negro
equality,New England interests and dls7
union. Let US now, declare in favorQf a
restored 4 Union,S the superiority of the
white race, and urpwp Interests in prefer,
ence to- those Of YankeeG ON, ,as we can Do,
this enphatically .and. effeetually by voting
foE Th9s.. Miller and the whole Dpsnnlt6cfatic
ticket in October next. ,,7,'.' - ,,....,e
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FTEEI: Tor .FHR 'SFAFE....

OFFICE OF'fHE seGRETARY0F STATE.l
sd sBd QuIu6LpMnus0O.. August Sd 1885, 4
CEAl.ED PROPOSALS WILL, RE RE.
~ CEIVEDat al the ONCE Of the Sectetafy Of State
unaiii -s1h m"ri grliiAH s9l9lfTE inU 1uI
Monday the Sd day Of fScptembsr ne1s,,
AT Il 8cGek moor, for furnishing the State OF Ohio
WI9ipsl'tCr one year ,Ps foll9wsi IYOl q'Dy II
mgIO.oOO Bushels Of 5GOaIsJL gg
OF the best quaity Fquaf the iowurvxin of Hook
ing Coal and free from slate, slack snd, dirt. ~
10000 Bushels of Coke,
To weigh not less than 40 pounds to the bushel, to
be made from Hooking or Cambridge Coal and kept
dry.IliWiDc tl'IfJ JiGlS 9iiEiHoW'l DIT
- COrds'Of wood ,9moar'
t6ssae 70 bS 6f Hickory, Iseech or Sugar four feet
Tfe quhnddes above named To be increased at the
opium Of the Secretary Of State. iir lftiraII
The Fuel 10 be delivered without charge for such
delivery, at the State House, Columbus, Ohio 70 IT
.Pr9p0eaisIto be accompanied By samplesI and to
specify the kind qpAlity and price Of the fuel pro-
posed TO be foTHished.P 4 4 20 'mH sIopJ .nEi2;L
WITH at least tWogood and spfceht sprettes, in thS
pehal sum Of not Exceed ihg twenty Thousand nor
less than i've thousand dollars Gas required by laD,
cSSsitISbsd JSr ths faithful performance Of such
ThSbids 20 No made and the contrasts TO be award
ed dm Aceprdanee with the terms ofthe got entiteds
aet e provide tor the purchase Pf stationery;
STATE QEeeTs. passed March II, 1853; and An act
I'VE Of the above entited aot. passed March 81,
pOSal5 f6f tGTniships Fuel fOr Tie State Fuel
furnished byJthe kUutraet0r must be in all cases
equal in quality 10 the samples. 2Ais rGb UtH bo
.'"G%r'.s'Gs ,a,5@ sac WIN. HENRY SMITH = /"
augA-dtd ~ Il - lyft Secretary OF state
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aPay1in+g: Notice. 7
oSS1i1T,Y3, S11,3,,{s ,S{sfFaRKissss gE1FIg;EIgI,s,, Ia. Ia,

iusfitaited I'M khe 1litv iIonScSI If loIS C
making. the following improvements, to-Wit,
AF6f Building an eight FOOT btidk SeRbt froni the
alley, thence along Low alley to Long Street, ana
the5ee f6lloHingahe present oOaCseof the run tothA
'ifB TEs sH$S I'd 10 dOHsn ascOfaRecwi blsss And
estimptesto beprepAFpd hythe City Civil Enaineer3
and filed in the Office Of the City Clerk. "
AN persons claiming damages 6nA oeoupt of said
claims in tie ofBee 81 the Gtstk, IL III orbs1
rOahesssFenlSSnth. dagO6 Sspfnphsr. AL. pseer
augs-dra~4Ttni Goslsq or E.s9SIMS SSHISSIEsb
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~ -TTOpTItIOTE.
For sale by Druggists and Dealers in every town
the United StatBs.ir U jdecle-d3taw&Weoy1y
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TiheO1ainily o OCAr6Ss1iSsI
GINGHKISlfI 'EIEGALNSI

NG6B AND SEE S6UR ELEGANT AS
~ BQRTMENT. meb-eyIHi
aprlIf Balm SON.
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OFFICE OHIO PENITENTtARY,t
COLUMBUS, August l5 1866. s

~ A A
OtFlCE OfilO FEN IlEN llAh1'(
COLUMBUS, August l5, 1865. =
SEALED PKOPOSALS TO FURNISH
below. will be rgceived at this dfce until SAT UR
pAi; SEfIEMbEh lsr' l0Oo' AZ : O'CLOCK r. M
'o-Witi ,,o,, o.....y ,.,-....-........f .....r.
1000 bush. Old Corn. - j., W 'lL ~ -ri
$500 bush. New Corn, 70 be delivered as soon as
Am bh,s R9i ttrs .oI FIo5r ssu,nlos Vabtad
200 bbls. AA Family Flour, samples wanted.
900 bush. UNIONS, TO be delivered as wanted =.
l,2O0 lbs. good Cheese, samples wanted. ',r.4
1900 lbs. Coffee from Peas, ,Chickory and Coffee,
samples wanted.
$50 50 bbIs. Hooking SAT. ~ ~ = - .'.I ~"
$1,000 bush coarse Hooking Goal. to be delivered
in the prison yard on or before tue LIST
.oo,., day of NS,9v9mmber' 1865. .y-"'
5000 lbs. good qua,itt Firkin Butter. --
go 60 boz boxes Smoked O. Hsrrid h 81 -. l 'h
10 tons good quality Timothy hiy. 70 be- deliS-
/ -lgl 1 7. cred rs wanted. Hag. vlay IL ri
l4O gallons So9r Milk per week, more or less, &c
|. be deiyered ,.e as wanted until Deoom'
| 900 yds. Clot for Goats, samples wanted
1900 yds. Sheeting IA yds wide, sa Dples wanted.
q 600 yds Hickory Shirt mr. .,...-...r y" ....
/ $50 yds. Alpaca lblscO, l..'
SSS SoS yds; was bssEy hbeavy PSSIk SIaa .a ,,es -.
500 lbs. Cotton Batting, t,yuE ,y.B.l- a.g'
1000 lbs Spanish Sole Leather, ,,...'.i
( so sides Upper Leather,
100 heavy kusiets, roo <aJiA :.
i,Oc5 rs: White Lead, a17omad '''" s-'H
SSi, tinssei Oil. '1 ~. :. -, j 'f''u,
! 200 lbs. Stocking arm, samples wanted. ?, ~,
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from the Rev. u. d. Fendall, Assistant Editor
% Christian Chronicle. Philadelphia i,...
have derived decided benefit from the use Of
HOohand's German Bitters and feel IL my privilege
torecommepd them a. a most valuable tonic, TO all
who are suffering from General Debility or from dis
truly, . .. ..,..0 II. ID. FENDALL.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
REDUCTION I'm PRICE
OF THE ETf "a
American Watches !!

-. HynyfZs0a11. Mass.
DA'et'o ,,... ,..o.. ;u,n,oro,,,o,,.,
In consequence Oh tio -, -
in our facilities ior ~ .,a,, - -,
our prices 10 as 10" p. f'''s' -
WIN OOlO Ill Far, s,r.- ~
en- that no one need hesitate to buy watch now from
,he axnectation that it will be cheper at some ture
time The test of ten years and the manufacture
and sale of - 10
JTn,.e fhn,, ON mn YU<,s.no.
l.,..tu -. = .il'',., = ~ ~
or,.,,,...,,. ,-aa..f-s CNN A.sl's' 'anA
$50 's, wiz, INC uo'oim-
" --Ao oA' oAo'sNS oA'onels "a'ones'
~, Dusos. mas s'eaany ncreaseu as tne PUBIC Dc
o'nio aequainoeu WIN thelr Vaue' unui Ior months
ogetner we nave been unable TO supply the demand.
we nave repeatedly enlarged our factory buildings
unt tney now cover over three acres OF ground and
give accommodation TO more than eight hundred
workheh. ~ ID Ii l.-.9gfq RI hf,s - 1900.
we are iuiiy Justlhed IN saying mat we now make
MORE THAN oNE-HALF OF ALL THE WATCHES
SOLD IN THE uNrTEDSTATEs. The direrent grades
.hs n,o.a A-'7 = - ''0 - -, -
1. "American Watch Co. . Waltbam. Mass. hs =.
.. appleton, Tracy 8 Co.." waltham Mass,
3. sP. s. Bartlett waltham, Mass . si'taa =
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v A1IOA1AE E'RVfEhTH FOk SZA1IEe
An Eight Acre Garsien---A Fine Country
Residence.
tar..A The above place is in WestbroOk, near Nor
E;;; rill's Corner only three miles from Portland
land is one Of the best places for gentleman's
resiaence, or for good gardener to be found in this
House, coed Barn and other buildings The cellar is
cemented, and contains large brick cistern.a The
present owner has large OF city customers for
early vegetables, worth at least one thousand dollars
choice grape vines and pear trees were set out one
year ago. This is opportunity to secure eight
acres under aAhigh state OF cultivation. Apply to
w .IERISTE 2xxa1
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THE MARKETS.
TELEaRAp PHO REPORTS.
New York Markets.

~ NEW York, Oct. Is.
Cotton--firm; sales $500 bales. Middling upIands
a. AZ az i4c.
State 80 a. IL %; Round Hoop Ohio at 10 90 "a 10 30;
,testern So a. II 90; Southern at II 80 ID 16 80.
Wheat se-2c higher sales 81, 900 bush. Milwau-
lee Club new, at 80 a. 1876; Amber State, new, Ut
9 90 d0 90.
Corn--2c higher: sales 10000.
OatsI a &c higher; sales $4,000 bush. s"t
Beef-dull. oooo1
80 IS. ~ 80
Lard-dull; sales 4S5 bbls. at lG4 q lsc.
Whskey-tirm.
Rice-quiet. ,,., al. =,
lie Havana 300 boxes at I'VE
Enthusiastically; sales 800 hlds. ..-
Naval Stores--frm.
Freghts 10 LiverpOol-quiet.
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PORTLAND AND NEW YORK
STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
9 E M -W u II KLY LINE.

The splendid and fast Steam
>~>-S,N ships DIklGO, Capt. ii. SHEER
N, n .AENN wooD, and FRANCONIA, Cart.
4zaA.85&AsAAA>W. w. SHERWOOD, will, until
- further notice, run as follows:
Leave Browns Whart, Portland, every wEDNES-
DAY and SATURDAY, at r. NJ. and leave Pier
81 East River, New York. every WEDNESDAY and
SATURDAY, at o'clock p. N,
These vessels are fitted up with fine aecolnmOda-
lions for passengers, making this the most speedy,
SAFE and comfortable route for travellers between
s New sVa York and Maine. Passage, in State Room,
5000 Cabin passage $500. Meals extra.
Goods forwarded by this line to and from Mon
TeaI Quebec Bangor, Bath, Augusta East port and
shippers are requested to send their teieht to the
leave Portland, - -
FoF freight or passage apply 90
EMERY a FOX, Browns Wharf, Portland
J. II. AMES, Pier 3S East River.
May 80, 1865. dtt
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STEAMER CLIPPER.

THE Steamer Clipper will leave Yaimoth for
i Portland every Tuesday, Thursday and Sat
returning will leave Custom House Wharf at
nus mss steamer has been thoroughly rebuilt and fit
ted with new boiler and machinery. ~ .
+ eR Has line accommodations tor passengers.
FARE EACH WAY TWENTY CENTS.
az Freight taken at low rates
Excursion Parties accommodated on application TO
j. W. LAWRENCE, Yarmouth
Or LYMAN, SON 81 TOBE3 PortIand'
Aug 31-dtf
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Portland Rifle Club /!

WILL hold their Annual Meeting at Club House
on Thursday, Oct. is, at 10 A. NJ, for choice of
officers and Rifle Shooting
LIST Prize-Splendid Rifle Telescope, and all an
pendages connected W
I'd Prize-Double- barreled SHOTGUN.
Members who propose to compete for prizes will
leave their names at Otis Browns.
+. B. Dow, secy.
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A Good House

EOR SALE. The well built and pleasantly located
u, square house No. IA Moluncit Street. built and
now occupied by Mr.. G. Mark. House contains suit
plrors, setting dningroom, kitchen and five
good sleeping rooms. Fine cellar in which Is well
OF good water. The lot is so by so feet Good SPACE
for anotherhouse. Apply 10 : 3 n 90 8Fst 81
W. Fl, JEtRIS, Real Estate Agent.
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Boston Stock List.
,aIes AZ The Brokers' Board, ct. Il.
.AfAl3ttt FIJI.


In this city, Oct IT, by Rev. C. Il. Allen, Davis
Woodward, Of Poland, and Miss Pamela L. Levitt.
of Portland. 4# adi 81
In this city, Oct. I, by Rev. K. Martin, William a.
Winslow and Miss Annie r. Haskell, both of Port
land. IN 1885,. 4.
In this city, Oct. IA, by Rev. e. Martin, George Il:
.,on So, y n n n ''- i '''' -''' " ' %
In Bath, Oct. II, Geo. H. Knight, OF Portland, and
Miss Hattie S., daughter OF Oliver Moses, ESD, OF
Bath. g slft - 45tet1 b. altis 5f5- Z t4s
In Brooklyn, N. Y, Oct. 10, Cen j. p. G LEY, OF
Rockiand, Me-, and Carrie A., daughter of Warren
Llzelle.
In Chicago, H., Oct. 4, by Rev. Robt. Collyerr,
John u. Moore, of New York, and Kate 5. Dana,
formerly OF North Perry, Me. h, -g
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Valuable Real Estate for Sale.
; / 3tsc a Rare Chance sg(tAW

TINE lot of land, with the brick stable and unfin
i ished brick dwelling house thereon, corner of
Congress and Smith Streets belonging to the estate of
The lot is about 100 by A feet, and the house. con-
structed after plans and Specifications by Harding
the architect is far advanced that it can be finish
ed i'm season for occupancy the coming winter if the
work upon it is Immediately resumed.
better opportunity for procuring an elegant
house in pleasant situation could not be wished tor
Apply to q u ~ 4 s. b. BECKETT,
Assessors Office Mechanics Hall;
THOMAS T. SAWYER,
Head Union Wharf; or
Sd NA-F-TS - JOHN g. PROCTER,
FAAst Middle. head of Silver street.
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To Publisher 81!

THE subscriber offers for sale at Ellsworth t,o
whole of the Presses and material usei in n, nh
fishing weekly The type for paper is BREWER and
Nonpare amd mas been used but eight months Al
One Press is Hoes Hand Press, platten o. hv an
new the other Rugges Engine Jobber, in excellent
For further particulars enouire of John n poo
ERs, Boston Type Foundry, or Of the subscriber at
Ee GsMtenber ost, ,oce g.. 2. A. SMITH
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For Sale.

1.-TWO story and half house with basement, con-
Il tanning II rooms; ON St. Lawrence St., in good
repair. Rooms on lower floor IT. in. high; I'd floor
feet. Arranged for two families. ParlOrs finished
in good STYLE, marble mantles etc.. Parties stand
ready to to take the house at $500 rent This house
was built in most thorough manner, by the day and
will be sold for less than the same could be built
for exclusive of the land For particulars apply to
PATTERSON g. CHADBOUkNE H
Dealers in Real Estate, 287 Congress Street. Morton
Blockrsa n -. asns-G 0ct4d2w - N
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"a. W.P. PALMER, President, N
ANDREW j. SMITH, Vice President
GEO. b. HODSDON, Secretary.
City and, County of New York, ss: y ! u
Personally appeared before me, this 18th day of
July 1856, Andrew j. Smith, Vice President and Geo.
B. Hodsdon, Secretary of the Manhatten Insurance
Company, and severally made oath that the above
Statement by them subscribed is correct and true to
the best Of their knowledge and belief u ~
THos. S. THoRNELL, Notary Public
JOhn e. Dow L. SON, Agent.
sep29-eod&w1m e n pyrsrs,gssY n. 3
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For Sale.

A VALUABLE lot in the burnt district. A rare
"A chance for improvement OF investment, Loca-
uon one OF the best. Lot contains over $4,000 feet,
Inquire OF JOHN C. PROCrER.
Sept. 13--tf igas5 Middle Street
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THE GREAT ENGLISH RENEDY.
PROTECTED BY ROYAL LETTERS PATENT
"a SIR JAMES CLARKES
GpzPb2.nfpd Eeaa1nZp Pills

Prepared from Gprescripti0n Of SirJ. Clarke, M D.,
{ Physician Extraordinary to the Queen. i ~
This invaluable medicine is unfailing in the cure OF
female constitution ssubec. 1t moderates all excess
and all distractions, from whatever cause.
and speedy cure may be relied on. -. - - !
= TO MARRIED LADIES
1t is particularly suited. 1t will IN time short bring
on the monthly period with regularity. ses98 Visa
~ ssrs..ta CAUTION. ti,r-g IL sl,,sfEir
These Pills should not be taken BY Females dursng
are sure to bring on Miscarriage, bat at any other
In all OF Nervous and Spinal Affections Pains
in the Back and Limbs, Fatigue slight exertiou
Palpitation of the Heart Mysteries, and Whites
these Pills will effect cure when all other me ans
have failed; and although powerful remedy, do not
contain iron, calemei, antmony, anything huriful
to the constitution. I}ai. -. + -7ael
Full directions in the pamphlet around each pack
age which should be carefully preserved. >
SOLD BYALL DRUGGISTS. Price 81 per bottle.
fH SPECIAL NOTICE.
Is MeJate Of erery eatuabte Medicine to be Coan-
tegeifed BE cautious, therefore, and that the let
aordper bears the fac SMILES Of the signatures OF
q. Baldwin y Co., and job Noses, a Without Utich
nome are genuine. ~. 81. d, "a e.s',t -
Sole General Agent for the United States and Brit
ish DOminions, -
JOB MOSES, 81 Cortlandt ST., New York.
n. B.-$1 90 and 6 three cent postage stamps ell
closed to any authorised Agent, will ensure botle
containing 90 Pills, by return mail, securely sealed
Ennl nj Yx rot IN
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For Sale.
"a Valuable and desirable property in the four-
if:::I isfIng and beautiful town oil Bethel Oxford
H1lH hoip -~~N

t#: ishing and beautiful town Of Bethel Oxford
MiH County, Maine.
house nearly new, 36x26 with 36x2s, having
18 finished rooms, besides large attic. Cellar under
the whole. House thoroughly built in complete or
large cupalo ON top of house, yerandah in front, &c
ne stable 36x36, with good cellar underneath, con
nected with the premises. Situated mile from De-
pot, on the main road to the White Mountains and
lakes. The views from this residence of the sur
rounding mountains and valleys cannot be surpass-
ed This House is well calculated for summer board
and tourists, having been crowded to repletion
the past season; or would do for Seminary, private
Some acres of the very best of tage land 60 with
the house. TERMS liberal. A portion of the mr.
chase can remain on mortgage.
Reterences.Wm. E. GoOdnow, Norway, Me-; Nor
Portland references can be furnished Apply to Il
kingsbury, on the promises, to Patterson h Chad
bourne, Dealers in Real Estate Morton Block, next
above the Preble House. - ocl0-d3wk
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-10-16
Boston and Charleston
8 TIE A MSHIP LINE.
Rates ON all Measurement Goods Reduced
10 rs cents per foot.

The new Al Steamships THEO d.
- IN WAGNER and GEO. ID. UPTON
n, n .ky%\ each 700 tons burthen form regn-
14ezza&.G.AA2A A>lar line between Boston and
.s<--atsC Charleston leaving each port alter
nately every ten days. For freight passage apply
to DANL. LEWIS q CO., No. Merchants Row or
at office of steamers Battery Wharf Boston, Freight
taken at low rates. Goods received in store at wharf
at all times.
A. j. SALINAS,
Agent at Charleston, S. c., who win forward con-
signments. Oct4-eod1m