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National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-04-05
SpIRITTOUS WIT.-The Boston

SPIRITUOUS NIT.-1he Boston
Commercial Bulletin is sarcastic and
witty over the thorough execution of
the Maine law in that city, thus:
The leading iron stores have been
ordered to close, on account of the
complaint that they all keep bars.
that are readily accessible to lMr
chaSerS.
The stocks of the principal Opt
clans have been confiscated, as it is
proved that people are in the habit
of getting their glasses there.
4 seizure was ordered of a lot of
liquor-ice owned by Mr.. Todd, but
failed of being executed, as none Of
the officers wished the reputation Of
/ taking TOdd.
The different trance mediums will
/ be shut up, as it is proved they call
/ for spirits, and always have them
present at their circles.
Several purchasers OF Crosby Opc-
10 House tickets have been seized,
as they were found in low spirits.
A small boy was arrested who
complained yesterday ofthc Stomach
achc-aS it approved to have been
ShdW pam.
Several men who have showed the
right spirit have been arrested, and
parties are quite busy looking up
those who are known to be public
ouiri;rd men. with the view of pre-
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-04-05

Hon. Portus Baxter * said 10 be-
sick in Washington, confined to his
bed.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-04-05
State Items

SkGkC ikttiio
Gen. George ". Grandey, mayor
of VerEcmes, and for many years
prominent member OF the House Of
EeprcSo natives of Vermont. and
several times its Speaker. has been
appointed United States Consul at
san juan del Sur, Nicaragua.
For THE LAWNERS.-Bey. Plinl
/ II. White, in a biography Of VIM. {. .
bradley. gi,ca an auecdote Of Ethan .
/ Allen, which doubtless came from
/ Nj. Bradley. III early days, When .
. lawyers we're scarce, gentlemen WHO .
were nol OF the profession acted as .
counsel Ethan Alien WAS often .
employed in this way. and on one |
occasion the opposing lawyer quoted |
BIanhatone, whercupon old Ethan
threw stones in Ibis terrible fashion:
II would have the young gentleman
know tiut, with my logic and rea-
s5uiu" from the eternal fitness OF
things. can upset his black stones,
his white stones, his grayestones
and ms mlInStones.'
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in'ill%'lo'I raw LIS i''l was con
''i''''" 10 Yesterday " ne" Il 6 was
'1"N'I''d ana iil'u 20 lhP amount
of - 10 and costs.
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thn word umtiI r.l,ali.I o,J I,5u
cd me Gosfs apI,r,r fla. ,.,n,ji
datr finds Limtrlf in fLe n,nin,.iiI, nr
ina ronrlpss minority.
NATEHyIIII.--N son of Schuy-
Icr WLjtuuore cut a foot Of Mis-
Younger brother nearly into two
pieces. Wicked boy! say YOU ?
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-04-05

SOMETHING Nrw They seem 10 4
lc exercised in tbcir religious views
nj NEWPORT Center and nh sorts of
doctrines are sDrinrjnp M There. |
The latest deyelnuIurut is in the /
Swinging up in their midst. OF two
women. one we briir,-. u resident of
thi, town tbn ot,,or Unmarried from
Nassocbrseft. VII. cIsim IA worl
miracles. rs did Christ. even 50 far
as 10 raise fine dead neal fine sick
&c. They b,vo attended some of
the public moof;no. and nrofcsS 10
prophrsy thot tho tluirbty i soon
TO nour out fine yiars nrIis jndigna-
tion uuon the noonlo If thot yiCini-
ana ca fl,,nn1I, ~ ,.a,;at,. or,,nr,1rn,
,ncne rn+ nifn'. . ,j.g'.ina ~ q
onjct neacatuI c .,,, TLev
have been nrarticiu" 4br;r wonder.
rnl ha.l;,,,.' ''',,' .''s' Inn ,,'a
had f'ilad D'' ~, a. I"', "o,'''t MA 'rai
Ike "'nr, ~ o ti,o,' "'', ,,, i,lGt;7
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National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-04-05

PAPER MrLL-Thc new paper
mill at West Dcrhy, owned by VI.
j. Black n Co.. employs ten hands.
Il II d manufactures about Loo
pounds of straw and Mannilla paper
daily. They intend soon to erect n
mill for the manufacture of white
paper
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-04-05

\ quarry of soap stone has lately
been found III Wmdham. and mar.
ties are engaged quarrying the same
testing It's value and practicahility
for use.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-04-05

Rev. Ammi Nichols of Braintrec
is the patriarch of Congregational
clerGymen in Vermont. His age is
eighty-siX, and he has preached for
siNty-two years.
The Portland daily press., 1867-09-04

ROUSSEAU has at length torn himself away
from New York, and, consequently, will not
be present at the coslp d'etat. 1t is to be hoped
that the bracing air at Sitka will cool his CHI
valrous spirit and cure him ofhis weaknessfor
bullying and assaulting people OF inferior ply
sical strength. High latitudes are said to %
favorable to the development of patrlotism'
and, perhaps, General Rousseau, who was GER
tainly brave soldier, will come back cured OF
his Johnsonism. i '-'
The Portland daily press., 1867-09-04
!; Royal Victoria Hotel,
II: NASSAU, N. p, Bahamas.

Z TUNNELL 2 & LORIAZ, PRopR1EroRs.
This large and spacious Hotel Zone OF the largest and
best iu the West lndies will be opened for the ac-
commodation of visitors Nov. i, 1867. al 3g..
Z Nassau is a beautiful city on the Island of New
Providence, and is noted Tor its even temperature
the thermometer ranging about rs during the VIM
ter months. esEEEG Il 80 btEG@GGGE
Steamer CORSICA leaves New York every lour
weeks, and it takes only four days to reach Nassau.
All letters for information addressed to TUNNELL
&LOR1Az, Nassau, N. P, will be promptly answered
Aug29 d3n lfs % fa la71 * III 7llf aTt
The Portland daily press., 1867-09-04
Portland Academy.
UNION HALL, ENTRANCE FREE ST,

vep Weeks. Terms 81 30 per Week. - =.
DARTICULAR attention will bc given In all
branches to students and classes desiring private
instruction.
An evening class viii be formed for the benefit Of
&C., &c. - - -
For terms and reference apply to C. o. Files, No.
20 Hanover Street. s45lyis7llll ri 80,
;1.5l. P. j. cLARRABEE, A. B., Principal.
August 49, d2w&cpdew :, 900 : =. +
The Portland daily press., 1867-09-04
THE PORTLAND DAILY PRESS is published
every day, tSunday excepted,i at No. Printers
Exchange, Exchange Street, Portland.
N A FOSTER PRnpRIETnR
J xRMs Eight Dollars a year in advance. e {

TIE MAINE STATEPRESS, is publisheJ at the
same place every Thursday morning at ". 90 year,
Invariably in advance. ENEN'fr
RATES OF ADvERTIsING.-Une inch oi space in
ieueth OF column, constitutes Il .'square.'
Sl50 per square daily first week rs cents per
week after; three insertions, or less 81 90; cOntnu.
Ing every other day alter first week, 50 cents. st
Hall square, three insertions or les rs cents one
week, S1.00; SO cents per week alter.
Under head Of .'AMUsENESrs," 50 90 0per square
per week; three insertions or less, $1.5O.
SPECIAL NOTICES. S .25 pei square for the hrst h-
seron and 25 cents per square for each subsequent
Insertion.
Advertisements Inserted in the8'' MAINE STATE 4
PRgss,5which has a large circulation in every par
OF the State for $.O0 per square for first insertion
and 20 cents per square for each subsequent inser-
tlon. HAS - ~ ~ a a. y %
The Portland daily press., 1867-09-04
Nor b Yarmouth Academy,

THE FALL TERN o. this Institution will COM
l. mence on TUESDAY, September 10Th, 1867, to
continue eleven weeks under the charge of T. j.
EMERY, of the Senior Class of Bowdoin College,
with an able corps OF assistants Rates OF Tuition
as heretofore. Convenient rooms will be provided
for non residents. .aRola9ic29 j. M. BATES, i
sept3d1w* .IGm19 ~ Secretary Of Trustees
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HOTELS.
SPRING HOUSE.

AAasPRING HOUSE,
tGss: wEsr BETHEL, ME.
This delShtfnl summer resort ior Tourists and In
vads seeking the pleasures and comforts of a neat
and quiet Country Hcm" is situated at the foot of
Ana:agnnueook Mountain, in the beautiful valley OF
the Androscoggin River, surrounded by lofty moIn-
tains and the most romantic scenery, affording
walks and drives unequalled in New England -
On the premises is celebrated
MINERAL SPRING,
Which is fine palatable .chalvbeate water, power
fully tonic and diuretic in its action.
For the excellent properties OF this water and the
Da%e al to to
. AZ Transient and steady boarders solicited.
Terms moderate. 49,
g JOHN KINGsBURY, Proprietor, .
y n 3 .,: WEST BETHEL, MAINE
~ Carriages always in attendance at West Bethel
Station TO convey passengers to the House.. d,~-1r
\ Aug 2S-d5w, s,reovsf ys aI = .s4-,.r.-y ..f
The Portland daily press., 1867-09-04

= ''S~'~oOo eOse'o 6OS0O
Ac2.0ss fhe Co,,fS,,es,t
Beng constructed with the AID and SUPERVIS-
ION OF The UNlTEOSTATESG GOVERNMENT,
is Destined to be one OF the most in portant and val
liable Railroads in the world, is the sole link Of
communication between the Pacific Coast and the
Great Interior Basin and tbs
- '''''n '"' 'n0 72oafT1t AZ
Principal Orttom of the Main Stem Limo
betxvceu sI,c Tw. Nc.,.
+ ,,r ~ I'm i ~. 9. III '.-
ny p.ssens "es'ern terminus y at sacramento, on
the navleabe waters OF the Pacic but 1t will ulti
matey extend from San Francisco across the richest
ond ,nos, n,n,,or. art. =, r.,;s,,;. No,.,,. 49,,
anu inos' p'puo"s Fai's VI Cah'ornia' NeVada' anu
o'an' conusuous 70 at 'ne great Min'hs regions OF
sue Far West. The company are author zed to CON-
tinue their ine eastward until II shall meet and
,... ,-,,,, a.. =. y, 80, ,,,-,. -. - - :, -
80 .,, -0' 10 NJ" o"''ii"s e''' Vi tne hochy
mountain ranges Aiol lsl 9laie 20 % %
Assuming that ihey will build ann control half the
entire distance between San Francisco and the M;s
so,,ri n; yer as now eecms rroh.h1o ,b Ir;. !, c..
~" seo"' pio'sOio' 'ne on'eeu otttes
VIII have invested In the completion OF S65 miles
$SS,a92, 900, OR at the average rate of $35, 900
per mile--not including an absolute grant Of 10,
600 600 mere. or mn ,,,,c I,nd. Rv hecon,;no
= ;,;.t ,-,...o- 4. A.. .-,s.-~.s. -s., - .-
'on' M sesoi y, 'ho asnincene enterprise, anu ny
Rondholders THE Grryp.r Covrpv,.rrr nv m
Feet. INVITES THE co-oprRAT1oN or ps,vArr
,.n,, ,sr. .nd h., ,.u.,.,u- -,,o-,.s .,a;-.-a-
GAIT anu mas careiuliy guarued tner inter-
ests against all ordinary contingencies. ,..- T..
The Central Pacific Railroad enjoys all the privi-
,eoes o-.,,. ,,,d srhsd;o. Co.,; H., a. A.. :.
eso'' e"n'N "nu 'uo'uie' eoHoiie ieu Wy 'ne Aus Vi
Congress upon the other through line, and
v..,.,.. abls onIv - ~. wos,or, ne
: 80 appe my ~ ING western nan
1. The Company has received from the State and
of riti Of al
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sAGADAMoC COUNTY.

~ -34n,H ~ Zh SENATOR, t.-u y-aF- -A VI
FREDERICK j. PARKS, Bath.
COUNTY TREASURER,
HENRY M BOVEY, - Bath.
REGIsrER OF DEEDS, u, ~. ia
HENRY NJ. BOVEY, Bath
CLERK OF COURTS,
JOS. VI. HAYES, 5gy- Bath.
JAMES L. ROGERS, o. - ~ -
i. 4I. COUNTY ATTORNEY, eiri .a5 js.I
The Portland daily press., 1867-09-04
MlsCELLANEOus.
GOrh07a Lndies' Seminary,

now in successful operation with iuii board OF
4 Teachers. u trt ".
The first term of the Academic year VIII open on
Monday, the 10th OF September next.
GR-Gorham Academy will open on the same day.
tB-Send for Circular to the Principal
y Gorham, Aug 1867. =. !, au27sed2w
The Portland daily press., 1867-09-04

nm. - 1,.... 80. ps.,..s, /
now brIi,no sest fon, On, ~ Nahrosta ond Er,n
inc viii, its cornactonv a., ,nhroran lna
.cross a. ,,t;,,, ,,ort,o !, .ho ,.,ro
oftbe First Mor,oooe Isonds which ,be connory NOW
oar n the nuh,cs ,be erst ouest,on asked bv nrn-
dant investors; ;s "a tese ho,,1s socnreps Ne,t
,.Are thew a nroatabIe invesmcnt9n To renlv n !
brief. l.,-Y yl,I 81 Is .'e5rl-f'I !, (
1st. The e,r,v net;o of te whole great line to
the Pacific is as certain as anv tuture business event
can be. The Government eraatot over twenty MILL
ion acres of land and ftv millon dollars in it's own
bonds practically guarantees IL. One fourth of the
work Is already done and the track continues to he
laid at the rate Of two miles day. - +, frisfF dip
ad. The Ivr,on Pacific Railroad ahopds are issued
,n what nron,;ses m i ono of tbe most nrotltable
lines of r.ilroad ,n tba c.un,ry ror many vears n
r,nst ho Tho onlv linz co,nsct;,, ,,,o Atlaut;c and
Pacific and bs;no w;,bout comnet;t;o, n can MAIN
-ta,n remuraro,;vs rotos g-v--
4 ,, s,r - .e.,,;a ., ~ - .sn.,.,o ~, su,
eornrod Will, ,e,o,s ..rs 81 and two
- ~. LII, -; ..., - 11,. ....o.:.,s
or tho 90 i1as 70 the as,er, h.s ~ the
poc,v Mo,rto;rs oro ON how'd .nd a ID undsr .or-
tract to be Ilora ir sentemher l'9ii3l +
4,b The net o,rnnos oftbe sec,;ons alreav f,nisb-
ed are seperal times greater than the gold interest
up On the First Mortgage Bonds upon such sections,
and if not another mile of the road we're built the
par aiready competed would not only pay interest
an expenses put oe pfon'apie 70 lne company.
ony as the ROAD progresses ana therefore can nevor
nron,,tv ~
6h Their amount is strictly limited byr law TO a
sum equal to what is granted by The U. s. Govern
ment and Tor which it takes second lien as Its Sc
curity. This amount upon the first 517 miles west
from Omaha is only $4,000 per mile. d I.CLU sfI
q 7th. The fact that the U. S. Government consid-
aers second lier upon the road good investment,
and that some of the shrewdest railroad builders of
the country have already paid in five million dol
lars upon the stock (which is to them third lenl
may well inspire confidence in first hen.o d
9th. Although IL is not claimed that there can be
any better securities than Governments, there are
The Portland daily press., 1867-09-04

lhe OomPany oHer iof sale, through us, their
First Mortgage Thirty Year, Six
w per Cent. Coupon Bonds,
Principal and Interest payable in Gold
Coin, in New York city. They are in sums of ST.
900 each, with semi-annual gold coupons attached,
and are selling for the present at 9J per cent and
accrued interest from July lst added in currency at
which rate they yield nearly .-.
Nine per Cent. upon tho Invcstmens.
These Bonds authorized by act Of Congress- are is
sued only as the work progresses and to the same a
mount Only as the Bonds granted by the Govern
ment; and represent in all cases. the first lien upon
completed, equipped, and productive railroad, In
which have been invested Government subsidies,
stock subscriptions, donations. surplus earnings etc.
and which sworth more than three times the amount
Of First Mortgage Bonds which can be issued upon it,
Ike agreement Of this Company to pay principal and
interest of thor Bonds in coin being made under the
Special Contract Law Of California authorizing and
enforcing contracts to pay god is legally binding.
unlike similar agreements made by companies in
States where no such legislative sanction exists.
In those important particular the Securities of the
Central Pacific Company Offer an unusual degree Of
safety, stability and profit combired. .."a
Tho First Mortgage Bonds of this Company are
destined to occupy prominent place among FIRST
CddSs Secsses In tne money markets OF this country
and Europe, and will, without doubt, be eagerly
sought for and anxiously dealt in at rates
materially In advance Of the price at which they are
now offered. h. a1l saT at.-
Having carefully investigated the resources, pro-
gress, and prospects Of the road, and the manage
ment Of the Companys affairs, we cordially recon-
mend these Bonds to Trustees, Executors, Institu-
tions and others as an entirely sound reliable and
remaneratiue form Of permanent invest,nent. I'll
Cenversisns Of Gssvernmens Securities
.b ~ 81 9ta slH' INTO usHH
Central Pacific First Mortgage
u -l /. a.1a 3H Bonds
Now realize for the holders about
TWELVE PER CENT. ADVANTAGE,
With the same rate of interest.
For sale by Banks and Bankers generally, Of whom
descriptive Pamphlets and Maps can be obtained,
andby W l H Aai eAA +'r 'II tFf'
Fisk Sc Hatch. q
Bankers and Dealers i'm Government Sc.
Id ala curitics, 4 4 11sIII-7 r
r11f-J 7i-l! AND lLIlt .l.+-al. i.
Finsncial Agents Of the G. p. r. r.. Co.,
No. 3 Nassau Street, N. Y.
N. BAH kinds of ofGovernmentS Securities Bought
and Sold; Deposits AMI Accounts of Banks, Bankers
| and others received on favorable terms. augl9d3m
Notice to Land Holders.
The Portland daily press., 1867-09-04
PIsCATAQUIs COUNTY.

ID PISCATAQC1S COUNTY. lti7IiaN
% ..Lf ID, -sll.t SENATOR, l ..,.e 9ai -.se1
5. A. PATTEN, Monson
COUNTY ATTORNEY,
A. q. LEBROKE, - -lI- n -Iuf- Foxcroft.
REGISTER OF DEEDS, s.1ia's g
MARCELL W. HALL, Dover
COUNTY TREASURER, t,
M. P1TMAN, -" -" - Dover.
r. .s.suI q COUNTY COMMISSIONERS, af aa'ls- Z
The Portland daily press., 1867-09-04
Notice to land H0Iders.

NdR o'DURoCHER, Builder, is prepared to take
Wl contracts for building, either by JOB or by
DAY WORK. Can furnish First Class workmsr
and material Of all description
- Residence AMERICAN HOUSE.
-........Ir..t.t, e India Street, Portland.
August nth, 1e66 aug20dH
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TIN TYPES

+ sffgi41g TIN TYPES, ..fl
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS PER DOZRN
At A. s.. DAVIS Photograph Galleries, No. q
Market Square, opposite Preble Street. jy9tf
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8iig Ai1>HN CvCNh' u.afb !
... ....rf SENATORS, . -...
JOSEPH I. WOODWARD, Sidney.
JOHN j.. STEVENS. Augusta.
WILLIAM u. SMELL, Monmouth.
u COUNTY ATTORNEY,
SAMUEL c. HARLEY, - ~ = Hallowell.
j. . REGISTER OF DEEDS, -.,t...tY
ARCHIBALD CLARK, WAYNE,
0uG rrfi COUNTY TREAsURER, suH uD II
DANIEL PIKE, ts ,,,,.-- - Augusta.
COUNTY COMMISSIONER,
NATHANIEL GRAVES, 80 Vienna,
The Portland daily press., 1867-09-04

-Cal SOMERSET COUNTY,. 1sIrI
.l.+a ar SENATORS, lr - .r4r.l
!. DYER, Sk0whegan.
STEPHEN D. LINDSEY, Norridgewock.
WILLIAM FULSOM,
SHERIFF,
j. F. NYE. Fairfield.
REGISTER OF DEEDS,
FRANK B. WARD.
u COUsTY COMMISSIONER, -aH
CHANDLER BAKER. Skowhegan.
st COUNTY TREASURER,
JAMES B. DASCOMB. -- Skowhegau,
The Portland daily press., 1867-09-04

f -. ....r l l-.-. SENATORS, - a. .-....... .ti...
CALVIN BICKFORD, - Warren.
ABEL MERRIAM, -'aJ- Camden
-lJ9 - COUNTY TREASURER, III i1 -a
ALDEN SPRAGUE, Rockland.
ELBRIDGE g. WEBER,, Washington.
t IN CLERK OF COURTS, - = r.
ALDEN L.TYLER, - % Rockland.
:, kEGIsTER OF DEEDS, GH'G
GEORGE W. WHITE, RAakland
The national Republican., 1867-08-16
DIED.


On the l4th instant, MIros Infant son Of Tho.
s. and Laura D. Denham, sged month, sad 3 days
In the arms Of his dear Saviour
He Is sleeping sweetly now.
In Georgetown. on the morning Of the 18th Instant
Mrs. L. W. BISGHAn, aged - years.
WPunsral from the rssidsnss Of N Sweeney, No
"A First street, At 8 o'eloek, p. m, to-day.
baltimore papers please copy
On the l4th instant CARRr, infant daughter Of Gar.
oline A. and the late James II. Addison aged year
10 months, and II days.
The relatives and friends invited 10 attend her
funeral from the residence Of her parents No ga
street south, on Friday afternoon, Al O'Clock.
On Wednesday evening, liih instant, Of pneu monia
KArH LouIsR, infant daughssr Of kussns B. and
Amanda N. Van Camp.
On August II, Al s o'clock, q. m, Mr.. HHplr CAS-.
aiok, In the sbt year Of his age formerly Of Prime,
George county, Nd.
Al Ingleside, District Of Columbi,, on the lah oi
August, Mrs. MARr wALBRrDas, reliet Of Chester
walbridge, ESQ.,, aftsr long and painful Illness Ia
the 7Sd year Of hor age.
On the llth instant al the residence Of her grand
father, WIN. r. Perry, esq, In Prince George county
Nd, EpIrH, daughter ef Henry L aud Annie g. Tsy
lor, Of this city, aged II months.
The national Republican., 1867-08-16
aatinual @epublitau.
RATES OF ApyERTisIss.

One square, one insertion, eli subsequent inssr-
lions 90 cents. One square, one month ss. Liberal
Inducements 10 quarterly, semi annual and yearly
advertisers.
Every other day Advertisements, 80 per cent addi.
nonai. Twice week advertisements, 70 per cent
additional.
Bight lines constitute a square. Less thsa square
charged In proportion, Al the above rates.
Editorial notices, Is cents per line each Insertion
Local nstiees, 20 cents per line each insertion.
Advertisements coming under the heads Of wants,
For Sale, For Rent Lost and Found, not exceeding
four lines, one insertion, rs cents; three umes, 90
cents. Any greater number Of lines At proportionats
rates.
AdNertlsementa ahould ba handad In hafora D. m.
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L o CAL ITE M s .

Az AWFUL DIsEAsE.-The Pipsynipsy,
complaint peculiar to the District Of Columbia and
surrounding country in tANuapmmsr season, has
broken out among many Of citizens. A sudden
dsprs'ioa Of the eolspss lindsy, esying In Of the
spinality or bashbonibus, aud feeling Of simnsss
In the Immediate vioinity Of the esrtsrod eanibus,
may bs regarded proper Indications that the com
plant 10 coming on. The following prescription,
supplied at J. 7. hARrn's. Nom 11r>s,h street,
will afford instant relief, N
"spiri,us vini olsrdi, n spiriiu. ylni Jamaica,
Z So. sugarum whitum. q.s.; Ieibus Rlnis, q. z.
sisium Pine Applsi strswbetrii; shskistis yiclen.
ter; ssokite duleitsf can strawum.'
A friend st our elbow "a learned N. d. rsnsrhs
that he would not object to have the complaint -
the sake Of the remedy. ~
tonsisD wAsursoros. D. c., Aug. IS, 1851.
Hr is NEVER ~ & to have good
Dig cheap who is sfrsillo 90 to Hsuning Clothing
Store sad see the price marked In plain figures. It
Is on the corner Of Seventh street and Maryland
avenue.
MILLINERY AND DRESS GooDs.-Mrs. j.
4. Spencer. Mliiinsr and Dress Maker, having re-.
moved to No. $50 Psnnsyivania avenue, between
Ninth and Tenth Streets (up stairs desires the at.
tsntion Of the ladies.
OLD RBcriFIED WHISKY, Wholesale, can
be obtained from Martin Hunter, No. SO Louisians
avenue, near Ninth street Good judges say that II
10 prime article.
TEAs.-The Pekin and Yedo Tea Store,
No. $50 Ninth street, between and B. has ju,t re-
eeved large stock Of the most approved Teas Of the
nnost aavor, which Is selling at low figures.
The national Republican., 1867-08-16

Observation-Disclosures have been for
some time past constructing a sewer along Seven
teenth street, and have now excavated the bed Of
Pennsylvania avenue some two hundred yards
west Of Seventeenth street, alongside Of the
street railway track. Tho heavy rains Of yester.
day has submerged the track about six inches,
and the opening alongside is Allied to n depth OF
some four feet with water. The cars have to
pass slowly and carefully BY this point for fsar Of
the oaying In Of the track.
The national Republican., 1867-08-16

The OLDEST FIREMAN IN ANERIcA.-The
Alexandria Gasette Of Wednesday says: "Mr.
Jacob Trpler, from Philadelphia, the oldest
fireman In America, for whose reception meet
ing Of the presidents and fire wardens Of the diff.
ferent FIRE companies in this city will be held In
the hall Of the Hydraulion Engine Company this
evening, to make suitable arrangements, will ar-
rive here on Saturday next on the four O'Clock
boat, from Washington, accompanied by Col
Mcclure, formerly Of the City Hotel"
The national Republican., 1867-08-16

SrRASaE.-About two o'clock yesterday
morning Officers Fowler and straub found q
trunk on the corner Of Seventeenth street and
Pennsylvanis avenue, marked Francis Lubsr,
Frederickstown, Nd. The trunk was taken to
the station.house, whore II was remaining at
last advices, awaiting an owner. The trunk
may have been stolen, but some wisoacres have
an idea that there is something else In 1t besides
clothes. Infanticide has become so prevalent
that this may bo new way Of disposing Of q
body; but tho opening Of the trunk will dspel
all doubts upon the subject.