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1T is asked what Austria intendss z - !,

1t is asked what Austria intends to do with
the iron crown of Lembardy, if she intends to
preserve that historical relic, now that the
plains of Italy have slipped from her grasp?
The crown, in TIA, was received by Charlie
magne from Pope Adrian I. In 1452 it was
carried back to Rome, where it did duty atthe
coronation of Frederick ", and in 1880
Charles v. placed it on his head at Bologna.
In May, 1906, another conqueror seized upon
it at Milan. At present it is in the hands of
the Austrians, who sent it to Vienna when
war was declared in 1859. o. 'l.
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ARREsT.-Oficer Gerts yesterday arrested
an Irishman, who gave his name as John whito,
for stealing large quantity of gas pipe from
the ruins of the Barbour block on Middle
street, and owned by Messrs Norton & Keaz-
er' The fellow had as much as he could lug in
ms arms and had got on to a wharf with his
booty when arrested by the officer.
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ii r ,s ii4- New ORLEANS Aug. 49,
An extra has been issued containing card
from the official military authorities, in regard
to the late riots, which puts down the total
number known to be killed at 3S; the severely
wounded at 98. ts1f y e>i-Ftai.
Judge Howell, pro. tenn. President Of the
Convention of 1864, is out in an address to the
loyal people of Louisiana, endeavoring to show
the legality OF that body, but says nothing re-
garding it's re-assembling. -
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Fro,,, Havana.

so.sirFerh Etkts e New York. Aug 16
Havana dates of the 18th, received by the
steamer Columbia, say all vessels arriving from
American ports are put in quarantine for TWEEN
ty days owing to the cholera -
The Captain General has ordered all crimi-
nails or notoriously bad characters who have
been twice or more times in jail to be trans
ported to Fernando Pc. 1t is also rumored
that he has become disgusted with affairs in
Cuba, and has rendered his resignation. Ai
Z Business is very dun in Havana, and there
are no freights. q. s. Exchange % to "a dis
count 't''' '- III
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From Fortress rIo,,yroe. !.

s3i ~ { d Lli, FORTRESS MONROE, Aug. IA.
Mrs. jeff Davis went North last evening on
a VISIT for few days. AeS
Gen: Miles has been appointed to Colonel.
cy IN the regular army, and assigned to the.
10th Regiment of Infantry. This regiment ia
one of the many about being organized, and is
TO consist OF colOrod troops. It will be recruit
ed Immediately. Gen. Miles is now in Wash
1ngton, but has not yet accepted the appoint
ment. This recognition of his services is not
likely to render necessary his removal from his
position as post commander ~
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NEW ADvERTIsEmENTs.
Genteel Furniture at Auction.

ONTUESDAY,' August 2sth at 10 O'Clock A. NJ,
9t house No. 40 BraclIctt street, known rs the
=, Grooker house. all the frniturc in said house,
Stair and Oil Carpets Black Walnut Parlor Sett Soa
Easy Chairs sc. Marble top Table, What Not
Lounge, Mirrors, Bcdsieads Parlor Cooking Stoves
Window Shades and fixtures Extension Table, Toilet
Work, Center, Dining and Kitchen Tables Crockcry'
Glass, China Stone Stone, Wood and Iron Ware, Table
cntiro furniture Of well appointed kitchen. ''''N
e-This furniture is nearly new, being little used
and in good order. r . .l.- o "nou
HENRY BAILEY e. Co., Auciouecrs p"
aug17-td iTe Eora SI.;.
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"My POliey,' Reward of Valor. g.
Col. Mark F. Wentworth, an early and warm
supporter of the Republican cause before the
war-a brave and true soldier during the war
has received as reward for meritorious wounds
a ticket of leave" from the office of naval
storekeeper at Kittery, and transfers his ,posi-
ton to one Andrews ,. Stimson-, = ny
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.IGFROM MEXICO, a.,
,E aeb AaSe ---s5 60 San.
Conspiracy to Abduct MaxiInilian.
D6s M0cGns0r0s BlOcE0ded.

E . l5datt dafeH ~ New YeRK, Aug 16.
The Heralds City of Mexico correspondent.
says eighteen citizens have been arrested, charg-
ed with conspiring to abduct Maxinilian and
hold him until he consented to leave the coun-
try. The Santa Anna and Ortega conspiracy
is said to be quite formidable, Embracing the
Arch Bishop Of Mexico. The new Minister is
said to be in favor of declaring martial law
unpopular with the native Mexicans.
Matamoras is blockaded by q corvette.
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To the Ladies'.

1NIIE Cirage Franeaisc, or French Dressing, Is the
Il most splendid article ever produced for the pur-
poses for which it was designed. st+ :.
Z Ladies' and Childrcns Boots and Shoes that have
toTed TO perfect and permanent black with MS much
ustrc when new, leaving tho leather soft and plia
be; and what is Of great importance to the ladies IL
cW not rub o9 achen ,cet and soil the skirts. =
1Farcuing Bdgs, zrnnks, carriage Tons, and fine
Hqrnesses: are made to look as godd as mep. -
ad,es anq children can dress their own boots ac;fb
never he without q supply of It In the house.
ESrASE your shoc dealer for It.
- Y; r. ,b;nOWN y CO.. Proprictnrs, Manufacturers
0hice i143 Milk Street, Boston. Mass.
For sale IN Portland by TYLER, LAMB & co.
. avg. Y, letb. Fl .e.s.Ia.s, , = eod2w.Gw4w
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miscellaneous dispatches.

nv, ~ NEW YORK, aug. 10.
u me Mayor of Helena, Arkansas, telegraphs
the reported outrages and Violence by negro
soldiers in that city ul'-l-ll.2a ~
CHICAGO, Aug. 16.
More than half the wheat crop in Wisconsin
Is entirely uninjured. The quality Of the rest is
little below the average, though the quantity is
some less. - -
=, Seven thousand freedmen were present at
the meeting yesterday in Choctaw County. AL
ALBANIA Resolutions were passed relative to
to Washington to confer with the authorities
for free transportation 80,
4 The Rev. W. 81. Milburn has been elected as
Chaplain of the day for the Douglass Monu-
ment celebration A5l N - [-
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Qua iA'sotz'er sF'e'aion4 Scar e.. G
,.l2 aclgHol I----s
Troops Ordered to Fort Erie.

3 80, New YORK, Aug. 16
A Toronto, g. W., special says 5000 'yolun-
teers have been ordered to Fort Erie to watch
the movements of the Fenians at the Buffalo
picnic: The volunteers manifest very mutin-
GUS spirit, part of them refusing to obey the
order, Inadequate pay and bad treatment are
tlAe .ostensible causes of their action. Three
gunboats have arrived at Toronto and others
are expected. tsi4a ia4lls"9
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P0Iificul.

BALTIMORE, Aug. 16.
The Conservative City Convention of the
held tonight, nominated Daniel Harvey for
Mayor. Some disturbance took place between
the friends of Mayor Chaper and of the newly
appointed candidate, but nothing serious.
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Lives Of -.he American Prcsiden. q.

4, Lives Of the American Presidents -
! That very agreeable and popular writer, the
Rev. John 8. O. Abbott, is now preparing,
and viii soon have ready for publication, a
complete history of the Lives of the Presii
dents of the United States, from Washington
down to the present time3d OF the literary
qualifications of Mr.. Abbott for such "a task
it is unnecessary to speak. His aLife Of Ma
poleon,p History of the French Revolution -
and Civil War in America are SO well
known that our readers are able to form their
own1estimate of the interest he will be likely
to impart to the present important theme. 10
Da The work is to be issued in single royal
octave volume of about 500 pages, and win
be illustrated by seven steel-plate, and agreat
number of wood engravings. The former will
comprise portraits of all the Presidents, and a
variety of battle-pieces; the latter will consist
of views of the several private residences Of
the different Chief Magistrates and, illustra-
tions of scenes and incidents in their lives. The
highest resources of the typographical art are
to be brought in requisition for the mechan-
ieal finish of the volume .Isrs..,s -h''iqi
10 rB. iB. Russell 81 Co., Boston, are the pub.
fishers of this work. 1t is to be sold only by
subscription, and will be ready for distribu.
tion in November. .a'is
9oohn Hankerscns 166 Middle street, is the
general agent for this State. -h'ih
A4H0C, s4Ass-- --944s--- 4 49,
y ABOUT THE HLrFATED STEAMER BoHE1I-
AN:-We have been informed BY one of the
members Of the st. John Diving Co., that the
wreck presents very formidable appearance,
but the energy which Capt. 7, A. Glennie and
his superior corps, of divers, have, shown on
this occasion, has overcome all difficulties, and
will finally succeed in raising the remainder Of
the ship, they having recovered the main SHAFT
which is to be seen ON Union wharf, together
with parts of the machinery, sides of the ship
and tons of cargo iron. 1t is visited daily, BY
many who predicted that all was irretrievabl,
lost. We wish this enterprising company, tn,
Captain and divers all the success thew SO rner
itoriously deserve. So git o'ay. le s0aga1
The stock Of this company has not beer
quoted of late, but is sought for by many fol
for permanent investment 1t has already ad-
vanced some 25 per cent, buyer 60. -'9,se
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In the list of nominations on our second
page, the residence of Mr.. Watts, the candidate
for County Commissioner, ID. set down as New
Sharon 1t should be New Gloucester. rT
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western rIail Facilities,

ATCHIsoN, Kansas, Aug. 16
Hereafter the overland mail coach will run
IN connection with the Union Pacific Railroad
rom Manhattan 100 miles west of here, with
the general office at Leavenworth. The last
overland coach left here to-day. s
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Indian Tl,rcats.

~ tSfi 'LEAvENwoRrH, Kansas, Aug. 16.
Large bodies of Indians are reported on the
Smoky Hill route, and threaten to wipe out all
the whites in that region . -
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Visit of Queen Emma TO Mt. Vernon.

WASHINGTON, Aug. Is.
Queen Emma is still in Washington and is
employed to-day in making visit with her
suite to Mt Vernon, where she was conducted
through the spacious grounds and mansion,
noticing each point of interest," and expressing
The tomb of Washington was visited, where
the Queen gave evidence of her knowledge of
the history of the Father of his county,
and particularly seemed interested in contenn-
plating the Republican simplicity of the To-
calIty. The party returned this evening and
were visited by delegations from several tribes
OF Indians now in this city. -. ~
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(, TEMPERANCE CoNvENr1oN--The Cumber-
land County Temperance Association will
meet at West Baldwin mot West Buxton, as
announced yesterday on Thursday, 3oth inst,
at 10 A. M. lH iFt
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Fostponement of the Dedication Of the
Antietar,1 femefery.

N-EESE BALTIMORE, Aug. 16.
:, The dedication of the Antietam National
Cemetery, which was to have taken place on
year in consequence Of inability to have the
necessary arrangements completed in season
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INDIA RURBER COOnSl

HAVlNG been burned out of nv Rubber Store.
II 147 Middle st., L would Solicit the trade
OF the citizens of Portland and vicinity, until
where are kept every variety of goo made IRON,
India Rubber comprising in part Rubber and Leath-
Ct Machine Betting. Steam Packing, Gaskets, Rings,
Hose tor conducting and hydTant purposes, Rubber
Clothing Of every description, Combs Balls, Toys,
for beds in cases of Sickness Rubber
Boots Boots and Shoes, Tubing. Splttoens, syringes,
Covers, H?rse Covers with and Without hood Wagon
Covers, All Beds, Pillows, Cushions, and Life Pre-
servers, Mechanics Aprons, Rubber Jewelrv ~
beautiful patters, and ali kinds OF Rubb Goods that
may be desired, all ofwhich will sell at manu1ac-
Is Please forward your orders tor the present to =
RI. H. A. HALL, ~ vi y
= jul 15eodH d, So Milk Street, Boston.
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Y WE understand that the Third Parish Church
will have services next Sabbath at Mechanics
Hall Rev. II. N. Burton, of Nevvburg, VT,
will preach. 4 4ais v1osiuq
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Special Meetinp.

Is1 Special Meeting.
A SPEClAL meeting of the Stockholders OF tl,c
- ,5 foat,ana ~ shovel Manufacturing Company will
1s. SS he,d at their occ Beach street. OH FRIDAY tho
lst 10 see II the stockholders will apply to the
Legislature for leave To increase tho capt stnc "t
the Company. ~; 81 III ~ i'' "'"'A VI
10 see ifihcy will authorize tho hiring of onev
for the use OF tho corporation. / 1- = 0A0'
~, ~ decide whether for any purposes tbey will
autnGrize mortgage Of the corporate prorcrty and
9Th, To transact any other business that ma = come
before the meeting. % ' ''''io
Per order of the Directors,
aug17dtd btll - u N O CpA1t r,ar,, u !
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Quarantine e.,abli.hca at Havana. q.

NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 16.
Havana advices of the 14th, say rigid quar-
antine is imposed on all vessels arriving at any
port ON the island -
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PORTLAND AND TICINITY
New Advertisements. To-Day

Building Lots OH Bramhall Hill.
Auction Salcs-Henry Bailey ~ Co iaa
Wautcd-Canvassers I...LE ...s.
Picked up Adriit.
Stoves-A. N. Noycs s. Son. Dbl"
Special Meeting. l.. f.r. ..'. .r.I U..
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Established June '93, 1862. 20 vol. B.

THE PORTLAND DAILY PRESS is published
every day, Sunday excepted,) at No. Printers
FOSTER, Proprietor. ''TT' - "
TERMs:-Eight Dollars year in advance. o.
THE MAINE STATE PRESS, is published at the
same place every Thursday morning at $2.Ooa year,
Invariably in advance. .-.,-,
RATES OF ADvERTIsTNG.-one inch OF space IN
length OF column constitute square. Dig
S1.50 per square daily first week: % cents per
week alter; three Insertions Or less Sioo; continu-
Ing every other day after first week, % Genus.
week. S1OO: 80 cents per week after. t.-
Under head of "AMUsEMRNTs," $500 per square
Der week: three insertions or less S1.5O.
Advertisements inserted in the "MAINE STATE
PRESS" (which has large circulation in every par
and so cents per square for each subsequent hser-
lion.
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lo MUNICIPAL COURT.
AdditiouaI 3 sCen,r;hution..i I

Since our last report the Mayor has received
the following aneunts: uI Ifdi inas ...
Citizens of Back Cove Village, lfj s 10 %
i Citizens Of Leominster, Mass, ll. 200 90
DE- =; 2. Perry, New York, by w. F. .....d
Cong. Church ana Society, N. Edge ~
Board Of Trade Buffalo, N. Y, addi- ..s.y
Employee oof Fitchburg,l R. R. Co.. -'''
ChaflestOwn, baE 3@3nud aat gfya 80
Citizensof st. John, N. B, additions Ita
al! 80 ge. M. i,,,s5-.as, -, 515 e4
= tional,9d 97ol fal ,7'aaTi Bad yaa2 ,432 81
Citizens of Roxbury, Mass, additional, 10 90
e9Wh hole amount received by the Mayor thus
far, $465O1578 eft1 ioi ani4oa ala Ge..o
Rev. Mr.. Walker has received $2S21 from
Oakham, Mass, and $14 from the Union Church
North Brookfeld, Mass, for sufferers by the
fire. tah 81 H 81 lHii uiW Y.fi huG al,s..s
/ MIR. B. Thurston has received from the print
ers of Boston S9os.25, to be distributed among
the printers whose Offices were burned by the
late fire. 'lG niri4ajmEd8 .f9g7y1sJ 4
Miss Louisa Titoomb gratefully acknowledges
the receipt of two additional boxes of valuable
clothing from the citizens Of Utica, N, Y, to be
distributed to the sufferers by the late FIRE,
II. Packard acknowledges the reception of
| $40 from Mrs, Lucy a. Hall, Great Falls, Cor
ham, to be appropriated according to his dis
cretion. ~ rthh yi1Rq aiiflionl5d 5dt '''
DR.. Daveis desires to acknowledge the receipt
of $1oo, to be expended at his own discretion,
among sufferers by the fire, from George Tick
| nor, ESQ., Of Boston. 20 s.iii5 laJ Aug
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Wanted.

"A SMART CANNASSER for every town il, Cum
~ Deriand and York Counties, to Solicit subscrin-
tlons for one Of the most popular and useful hooks
ever oncrc9 TO the public. Sold only by subscription
Irompt decisive action cannot fiil Of success and
ABOUT two months and q half arc allowed before ifs
pS,o Pm6iicataon. ION address JOHN RUsSEL1 r. o. Box,
streets before A. NJ. between the hours Of 10 and
ppm. a.g4l .s.7j - :" ' - '-'- - an"
augl1-dzw ~ Portland Aug. l6 1856.
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Nominations for Congress.

CINCINNATI, Aug. 16.
Z William Lawrence was nominated yesterday
as the Union candidate for Congress in the 4th
district of this State II 81
I 60 gTMNTpDCAIRo ILL.,, Aug. Is. d
Ihe Democrats of the 18th Congressional
District OF Illinois have nominated J! w. Al
len for Congress e0a 7 7T6T1
BELFAST, Me-, Aug. 16
Hon. +. A. Pike, the present Represe entative
in Congress from this District. was re-nominat-
edsto-day by Aslarge majority!5D d"-F
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Portland Gnd Forest city Dye
H0MePS C0aazhia1pd II. /.

OFFICE, NO. SIS Congress street. A. FOSTER.
" Proprietor. 49,, =
We can assure the public that we have greater IA
cilities, and are much better prepared for Dyeing
and Cleansing, than when located on Exchange St J..
Also. orders received for the Laundry.
Z jy26-d3m .a--, FTIe y mad .
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2S4 Congress Street,

as iormcriy and is now prepared to carry On, bs
business in all its branches, VIZ: s e'''S o'i ns
AND o,n .aI,a!acturing Of all kinds, both Sauaro
mmg mi Old frames good as new, Mirror nasos =;
Mon,s NJ s,llSss anu frames Of IN kinds, for sale Also
rnrds wholesale and retail Albums anu Fancy
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Wanted.

IMMEDIATELY, Fifty Thousand Old Bricks, for
L. which cash and liberal price will be paid En-
qure Of Ed F. Chase, at the new stores building
the head Of Union Street. \ s4 aug1J-H
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.ea rPHOTOGRAPHING ..
III a its or3uches by the best arts Particular at
superior STYLE -''-i
-, CALL AND PROVE TT. ''''s
July 81. 1866. lI,s-I.fIl i- , 4, p cod.s,,ysm
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Special Notice to the PasbZic.

A AZ. McNENNEY having let tho lower floor nj
and Shaw, Halter, he has c has moved Ills sn 8,
stairs, (cntrance through tho storcl - -" " "oooA VI
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Wanted.
WANTED.

To Disabled Soldiers and others seeking
orig H Employment.
VKTE desire TO employ three or four intelligent
w and respectable men in obtaining risks for
the U. S. Casually Insurance Csnp0ay. t''l,
The business IS easily learned and prosecuted,
and will afford excellent remuneration to airy persoil
willing TO work in1ustriously
tIh t.tfEg ELLIOT & &5TANNING,
General State Agents.
Office at Mari BrOthers' store,
jySoed er ISL Middle ST., Portland.
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Wanted.

Wanted. N
A N ASSISTANT Boot-Kceper. Address 7. o.
N Box 1545, giving age and reference.
auu1R-otd a#.ei.
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hit Dollars a year in advance. /.
WANTED.
Wanted for Cash

49, neat Cottage within two or four miles Of
E;;; Portland, with one or ten acres of good land
Mx!!l Apply Immediately 10 w! H JERRIS,
Roal Estate Agent, opposite Preblc House. ~
aug16-St f 80 srrQ I.4 I.IIe tf s.H
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N1 Fraternity, desiring relief, are requested to
call upon either of the following persons:
VIM. Curtis, Edwin 8. Shaw, Timothy j Murray,
on the part Of Portland Lodge l.t' -
MARQUIS F. King, VIM. Ross Jf., Henry L. Paine,
on the part of Ancient Landmark Lodge
Rufus Stanley, Daniel W. True, A. M. Burton, on
the part of Atlantic Lodge. jul 14-tf
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o sIMILlA, SlMIllBUS- ,CURANTUR!
HUMPHREYS ;
HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS!

HAVE Proved, from the. most ample expert
i Il ence, an entire success mple-Prompt pt
Efficient, and Reliable! They are the only
Medicines perfectly adapted to popular use--so
simple that mistakes cannot be made in using
them so harmless as to BE free from danger,
and so efficient as be always reliable They
have raised the highest commendation from all
and will always render s;tisfactlon.
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LEHIGH MEDICINES

I have the pleas
ure to inform You
th at l have pr"car7
ed a supply Of the
SO highly celcbfa
ted Leliigh NIedi-
cine, prepared by
DR.. of Zoology and
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Lehigh county, Pa!
and rec o III m end
them to your par
ticplar attention. |
have particular rea-
sons to recommend
h,u ,,rot1 t1ar.tt,,ng so
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nHS, PAINTS & DYE.STUFFS of all
O,-descriptiops can always be found at
the cheap Drug, Book and Notion store OF
.oTTti AYRES & Drummer,
. No. KcKelly's Block.
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Notice to Teachers.

sLtffLs JIgt ssss So
THE Board of School Examiners of Wyan-
L dot county, Ohio, from and after the Ist
day of September 1866, will hold meetings for
the examination of teachers. under ahe't'Aet 10
provide for the reorganization supervision and
maintainance of Common Schools" and the
AMENDMENTS thereby. passed MARCEL H. 1864,
as follows:l In UpperSahdnsky.. in'said Wyan-
dot county, on the, lst and Sd Saturdays in the
months of April, May, .JEne, September, ,Oc-
tober and November, and the first Saturdays
Fof all the other months i4 issli Is53s' DfrI
il No certificate will be granted. except at a
regular meeting, nor will anyfebe granted, fx
cept the applicant appears in person and sub
Under efssamehded' school, law, . sEacl,
applicant for a certificate, shall pay the Board
of Examiners, a, fee Of fifty cents as a condi-
tion of examination.
EB Examinations to commence at 10 O'Clock,
AIMS at the Court House in said toaan.af s,oi
BY order of the Board of sESaminerssg1 .v,sf,z
=. HENRY .MADDUX,. Clerk:
January 8, 1866 -ly.7 !7'''''''s'' ''''' .'i''ii
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j4asao sas George Bee.

MI ASON,e PLASTER AND CISTERN
VI BUILDER, is prepared to d6 all work in
his line of business, insthe most expeditions and
substantial manner: A long experience 7in
these branches of business justifes him in
guaranteeing satisfaction to thoseswho may de-
SIRE his services. Prompt attention given to all
orders.
March ] IS66.-1Y.
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HOWAHO ASSOCIATION
PHILADELPHIA, PA.

AA1LADH+A1A Il1h, IA. -
diseases of the Urinary and Sexual Systems
- new and reliable treatment. Also the Bridal
Chamber, an Essay of Warning and Instruction
sent IN, Sealed Envelopes, free of charge. Ad-
dress DIR. j Sl1iliin Houglrton, Howard Asscoa
ton, No. 2, South Ninth St, Philadelphia, Pa.
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Be OF. g. SHOE SHOP,

HtHRISTIAN BEISTLE, ayails himself of this oppor-
,tunity to inform his old friends and the people gem
L jerailt, that he mas opened in Upper Sdhdusky, in
= the building formerly occupied, as Office by lDr.
onnell on main street, few doors North of the
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81 BCOT4-AND SHOE E7~r
gsTAAM.NsMsNss.EI.'MHSsrr- n s Ssr r.

Where he intends TO supply all who may favor him with
their patronage, with the hest quality of work; tie
asenal f. prices. Keeping hut the iiestso
workmen, he. warrants all his work Remember the
lace and drop IN ''fI,'St lV tilis ii5'fs4''tFf'
Sept. 4, lS63-tf
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35 large yals, morocco case, and book 1t'
.nl1Il complete. ......aa ~ ..! $40 90
30 large walls, in morocco, and book...i.g 600
20 large iyals, plains case, and book. 800
Is boxes (Nos: to, I5),. and book. 800
vETERIN AIRY SPECIFICS.
Mahogany case, 10 vials,, with book 90
Single vials, with directions. -. ..... 100
These remedies. by the case or single box,
are sent to any part of the country, by mail OR
express, free of charge on receipt Of price =
Address, Humphreys Specific Homeopathic
Medicine Company, Office and Depot, No. 1562
Broadway, New ork.d .~I4dmGl ri TtGn1.
DIR. Humphreys is consulted daily at his of
flee, personally or by letter, as above, for all
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