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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-05

In che Coral Caves
sesercen said TO he the psevailing hsif COLOR and
the FISH TAILED MA1DENS
cit on the rocks and comb their green locks assidu-
BELLIES OF EARTH
prey glossy browns and shining blacks 70 any oshss
tnees, and II naiure has not given their fair heads
these beautiful huee If has robbed them
Of theSr once exquisite beauty they don't cry about
It. but resort 1t once to
vhach IN ava minutes Soee oil that -uatuse did
6or any heed IN her happest mood. Manufactured .,
J. CRlSTADORO. : Astos House, n. Y. Sold b
ali Druggists. Applied BY all Hair Dressees.
MANHOOD AND YOUTHFUL vI9OR are re
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-05

Or ThB
CHOICE FRUITS 81 SPICES.
Are creating quite . sensation among Lovers Of
Choice Favufs wheIe foe their delicious Flavoss
Strict Purity and unrivalled strength. Those who
wish the best and those who wish TO cconomiEe seek
them ColtonS Pnre Vanilla Flavor y sought by
many who appreciate that Rich Flavor in lite Purity
very unlike tho many Vanilla Extracts In market)
Ex-Cov JAMH 7 SxrrB. % PsovDKncH, X. l., SAYS;
Nv wife pronounces them superior 70 any Flavor.
ing Rxtracts she has ever uscd
TX Gov. VIZ. A. BccxrSunAN, or CoaHEclsour, says;
For long time VIC have used them, and find them
very Ane.
HOLLAND. rTfmothy Ttcomb) the well known
author OF Springfield Mass.. says: They are the
Standard IN all this vicinity.
DEALERS TREBLE THEIR SALRS WITH THEM.
such list OF References IL seldom given; See
Circulars with Dealers Sold by Grocers and Drug
risis Prepared by J. W. COTTON. Proprietor Of
Colion's Toilet Article No 3. to Heal and Beauty
the skin Sold by Harrison i Stalks, and Parks q
| iiosmer. Davenport. Iowa. -
Chicago Wholesale Agents, FULLER. FINCH
FULLER, ~ Market street, for all Coltons Prepafa
| ,;c,s. Sept 2S-d1y.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-05

The Auscasine journal lsarns ,h.. -.
cedar river has been swollen BY the ls, ~.
rams till It 10 now only Sinches bs,o- ,..".
.sst spring, and only twenty inches ic~.-
man the memorable flood Of 1851. vh.n !.
vas higher than ever before known MAJ
neads Of grain are now under water. ~
oesuucs'on Of properly in this war viii hs
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-05

ossO'ScsUs.ses
n:S fhsn S;,s,ss so!.o.ai 81 Pss
delphis. IL intended to dissolve the food and nahe
into chyme the Afst process Of disestion. By clean
sine the Stomach with Schencks Mandrake Pil's the
Tonic soon restores the appetite. and food thas coeaa
not be eaten before using II viii be easily digcefed
Consumption cannot be cured hy Schenck's Pu,mo-
MIC Syrup unlesgthe stgmsch and liver 3 made healthy
and the adpetit, scetosed. hence the Tonic and rs
required IN nearly evsy csse Of sons.% nslon -;
three or fous hives Of the MANDRAKE PILLS will
cure any ordinary case Of dyspepsia
ID. ScHExcx makes professional vtsifa IN rev .of.
Boston, aud 1t HE principal Once IN Philadelph,.s
every week. See dsi papers OF each place, OF M
pamphlet on assumption for his dass TOT visitation
Please observe. When purchasing. that the two IKE
nesses Of the Doctor. 10 the last stage OF Con
sumption aud the other he now in perfect heaif
are on the Government stamp. -
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers, price s1.S iel
bottle or Al 70 the halsdozen. All Letters for adv
should be addressed 20 DR.. Scheneks Principal once
| No Is North 9Th street. Philadelphia. Pa.
| General Wholesale Agents: Demas Barnee Co
" Y; $. s. Nance, Baltimore, Md: John d. Park
| Cincinnati, Ohio: Walker & Taylor, Chicago, Ill
Collin. Broe,, ST. Louie. Mo.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-05

USED BY ADVICE OF DIR ELLIOTT.
We can recommend Hon = Mat Extract personally
az some of our own family Have been using it under
advice of Dr. Elliott. LABOR BROS
Dr. +. Bankers Prescription.
Please send me one dozen Ivy DR. r. Bankers rec
omme nds,on. Mrs L. VI ROWLAND,
No lis Washington Square.
DR. Chacveau's Prescription
MR HoFF Sir BY advice of my physician. DR..
chauveau have taken some of Ho.f 5 Malt Extract.
and can assure you that IL has done me Il wonderful
deal OF good II has Strengthened me and given me
Appetite 50 thae can partake of any kind 81 food
AMANDA FOHDOFF.
New York Feb. y, 1861. lag Wooster st.
DIR Dennison said
ORDER IT BY ALL MEANS,
saw youf advertisement in the Tribune, and hap.
pcned to ment on 10 our Dv. Dennson that thought
of ordering for Hofs Malt Extract on trial He said
BY all means do go. for | have recommended il to
several" HENRY &. TIloRp. Fairfield, Cone.
Sold at druggists and grocers'. Persons wishing
agencies might apply TO Hoffs Malt Extract Depot.
5s2 Broadway, n. Y, or LAN6FELDT. THODE Il
CO., Sole Agents for Davenport. Iowa
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-05
NEW YORK.
SQUIRE'S
PATENT FRUIT JARS,

HarfMe L1bcr sared IN preserving r. siis
and Vegetables in sAis Jar.
Mo handling Of Hot Jars. No handling Of Hot
N Fruit No tempering OF Jars necessary.
The oaiy Glass Jar fbr Preserving Vegetables
Every Requirement OF Simple And Effective Jar ul-
" met This jar Il constructed 80 that the Fruit and
Vegetables may be put In when cold and then hestc
sufficiently for preserving. By this means their nat
ural flavor IL completely retained less cooking Is
Qred and their sh and appearance not injured by
undue handling The jar i also constructed that
Il can be completely filed ard all air excluded II can
be also opened With as much ease a vial, and docs
not require half the attention heretofore necessary
do not he put of with any other ar. Send for Cir.
cuiar BARTLETT 4 CO., Manufacturers, 80 Green
wich Street New York.
MERRILL 4 HOPKINS, ~ Lake Street, Chicago.
Agents Tor the Northwest. jefsd1w9m
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-05

ANEW PE8kUAE FUR THE HAkDk ERCHlEF.
Rhassns "Nighs Bleeming Ceress.v
Phalea's "Nighs Dleomfng Cereus.v
Phaloos "Ntghs Dlooaiag Cereun.v
PAsseo's "Ni9As Dlee0ing Cereus."
Phaloab "Nfghs Dloo01og Cereus."
most exquisite. delicate and Fragrant Perfume
Distilled ffom the rare and beautiful flower from
which II takss IL nane.
Aanufactursd only by
RmALON Z son, New YerA.
BEWARE or oOuNTRRFElTs.
ASK FOR PHALON'S-TAKE NO OTHER
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-05
SPECIAL NOTICE.
NElMBOlD'S FLUID EXTRACT
--r~-IT


les certain cure for diseases Of the
m. kDpryR. KIDNEYS. GRAVEL. DR0PsY,
ORGANIC wFAKNFSS, FEMALb GoAfiaiSiS'
GENERAL DEBILITY,
-'''e "' URINARY ORGANS.
,i'1.- MALE OR FEMALE.
fr,s, vbsseve, csose originating and no matter %
HOW LONG STANDING
Diseases Of these organs rcquivc the use OF duretc
Eno treatment Is submitted 60. Consumption or
Insan.,y rnsv ensue Our Flesh aud Blood ate sap
ported from these sources, aud the
HEALTH AND HAPPINESS.
aud
that Of Pos,erity. depends upon prompt use OF re-
liable remedy.
HELNBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU.
Essablshod upwards offs year.. prepared oy
N. r. MELMBO1.Os
DRUGGIST,
snA Rs0aAxnH. NaR YoGk. nn6
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-05

Bachelors A1tr Dye.
This eplendid Hair Dye = the hese IN he world
The only rus and pxnSsos DYs-Haznlesv. Balia-
bic. Instantaneous. No diseppolnsnent No fidle
uloustints. Nasusal BLACK q brown. Rsmsdissthe
IN eAedes Of Bad D,uA lnsieorsess Ne halR. leaviaR
u cor end bsaatiful. Ths esuuins y agned Wllllaa
A. Bseshslaf. An otAsss ~ ans inlAAioas. eDd
ehould be avcldsd. Sold b. an Dseu1eeDen1 Psssu-
mers. 1octOTy 81 Barclay eogeef. New Yosk.
~ BEWARE OF A COUNTEHYBIT.
ENFBBEED AND DELICATE CONSTITUTIONS
Of both sexes, use HRlM oOlDo Rx1aACH BrCiu. u
will give brick and energetic feelings, and enable
you 70 sleep well. flebSdAwiy
PREPARED OIL OF PALM nnO MACE,
Fer PRESERVING, Ress0eAAg and
Deaatlfyfng the llaaP.
Aad . shs most delightfui snd wondsrfsl aPsipls
the world ever produced.
Ladies will md not only asusenln peueAy - Re-
STORE Uaksn and Desnetly IL Elr but alse dseie-
with rich and deiIca1e pss1ass tnAepsc1oe q Che
saesant odof q the OLE Of Pain ofMaee.
The Marvel Of Reru.
now and beautiful perfume, which In dencacy Of
SCENT and the tenncity with which u clinGp 70 the
handkerchief and person. 10 unequalled
The above articles for ssle BY all Druegists and
any address By proprictors -
Oc2O-ly) 100 Liberty Street, New York.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-05

TAKE NO MORE UNPLEASANT AND UN-
SAFE REMEDIES for unpleasant and dangerous
diseases. Tee ArlnsolD's ExsAAcf Bucuu AND In
PpOyEp ROeR WAsu. ffeb5d&W1y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-05
Coltom.s Select Flavcrs

MANHOOD AND YOUTHFUL vIGOR are re-
.lned BIZ HsLxBoLD'e ExsuAcY BUCHu. tt6d6wly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-05
PROOF that the medical pro.

PROOF that the medical pro-
fessiontAkes hold Of Hofr's
Malt Extract Beverage Of
Meath.
Dr. Gordon speaks highly
Of IL Ar tho suggestion Of
DIR. Gordon OF this city, we
wish you Ia send us, etc,
tfollows order. DIR. Gordon
speaks highly 0. il, and will
prescribe II in his practice.
MELVIN n RADaER
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-05

THE GLORY OF MAN Is STRENGTH-There-
| fore the nervous and dcbltated should Immediate
| ~ use HLNsoLp's EXTRACT Buouu. Id&w
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-05

and manage.
Tho sdsantages possessed by che movs>
bic toothed SAWS may bs briefly alluded to:
they cover every point necessary TO the
production Ct . perfect saw. The teeth are
strong enough to cut any kind Of timber
without danger Of being broken; the saw
Is secured against accidents to worhmcn :.
the shape under the teeth discharges the
dust readily; but little filing is ever requr.
cd; different sizes Of teeth can be inserted
on the saw very readily, and the strain will
be unchanged. and iess than sir cent? for
each thousand feet Of lumber sawed will
supply Saw with teeth and files to keep il
!" order; and it will be proportionateiy
'neAp 20 use the teeth FOR saving shingles,
clap oosrds, siding, OF for any other Hind
OF saving In which Circular Saws are used.
Ms. Emerson has devoted matv x..,. :,
close observation and study to mi. mo-,
useful invention. and Justly claims tina, ~.
Movable Saw Teeth obyiate entirely All Oh.
jsesions TO inserted teeth in Circular Saw.
More than five hundred Of these saws Ar.
no" IN use. In many Of which several ut.
Of worn out teeth have been removed and
new enes inserted by the worsmen. I, i
said that he cost of 6lss alone vail keen /.
$40 weh supplied with teeth; that il vi,
taks oss-third less power to drive IL ana
that il vih Do more work. and better v.rt.
than can possible b. done With . .o,;a
tssshsd saw. Fally believing il to be on.
Of The most valuable inventions of the A..
ws have 40 hesitation in Recommending its
manifold advantages to the attention Of our
ssw>mill proprietors.
A lady brought before the pol;ee court Of
Clevslsod for drunkenness wore 1bO. 600
worth ~ dlaoonds.
NE taxatiea Of United States bonds /,
advo14e1 ~ ene Radical paper-the Wsah
inGesn R<ps61icsa.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-05

49, ~N~S'is"ss oPsiuB WoeoS ~ ABOUT the
same in appearance - last year.
Misunderstanding q 10 per cent II acre.
age OF winter wheat, but 80 per cent. more
in spring wheat; the former is over 20 psr
cent, below the crop Of last year IN condi
ton, but spring grain 10 doing - we'll a.
the preceding crop.
II will be noticed that most OF the large
wheat growing States Of the West have de>
creased their acreage Of winter wheat. and
turned attention. to spring grain, the former
suffering so much from winter killing and
other fatalities TO which the spring sowing
IN not subject.
The acreage Of winter wheat sown is
.early as large in the aggregate a. that of
last year, though 10 is less in q few of the
principal whest>growing States. Texas.
Kansas, Ohio and Indiana report dim,p'
ished acreage, but Virgins, Georgia, Ar,
kansas aud Tennessee u largely increased
breadth. The New England and Middle
States show a slight increase, perhaps six
pei cent, while the southern wheat growing
States show an increase Of 90 per cent. la
point Of condition the facts are still more en-
Ohio reporting % improvement
OF l60 per cent. On laat year; lodiAua. 20
per cent Illinois, 10 pr cent; Michieaa.
80 per cent; Wisconsin, - per cent, lin.
TTesosa. per cent; Missouri, 80 per cent;
s Me.'usky, 5s per cent; viskisia, 100 Der
ssa 'I I. No1'h Carolina. 40 per cent; Tennes.
exception Of Texas. making : fsvorable
spring wheat is largely incress.s ~re,.ss, -
% average Of 30 10 % Der cent -k;s Hsosoy
'eii very Perceptibly upon ,hs .s".u"a .'
yield il no unusual casualty awsits tss s
turisg crop. avs '"s ma
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-09-02
The English Housa of commons !.

The English House of Commons is the
most difficult, and apparently captious legisla-
tive body in the world. 1t has a very Carly
Ian horror Of shams, and will tolerate no bum
combe, no printed speeches, and no mediocre
ty. 1t is intolsrant and ill-mann nered, and
coughs and stamps down ignorance and pre-
tension in very ruthless manner. A man
always finds his level there. If there is any
thing in him the House always wants to hear
him. If it becomes convinced that there is
nothing in him it takes care that he shall keep
it to himself When Mr.. Disraeli first appear
ed in Parliament he was laughed and jeered
into silence: He shook his fists in the face of
the House, and declared that the day would
come when it would be glad to hear him. The
record shows that this was no empty boast.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-09-02

: We have no disposition to join the ranks
of the alafmists who see in every street fight
indications of the approaching dissolution OF
the Republic. Providence seems to deal very
tenderly with the country, notwithstanding
all the trials and dangers through which it
passes, and averts the more serious misior-
tunes which sometimes threaten it. With
out being sufficient in, themselves 10 occasion
alarm, the rumors respecting the revolution
airy designs of the President. are, worthy Of
public attention Recently we called atten-
f. tien to this matter in connection with the
,rumors respecting the rebel militia Of Mary
land and the supposcd'v views of derry Black.
To-day our exchanges bring further intelli-
genca Of the same Kind. The Washington
dispatch TO the Boston Advertiser has the
tollowing: 17fs,a
1t is considered somewhat significant that
at the time Mr.. Johnson began his late
movements, the Conservative Army and Ma
Wy Union met and reorganized. This is the
body that in October last expressed sympa-
thy with Governor Swami in Iepelling the
election of Union soldiers who had intimated
a purpose to support the Union police COM
missioners. 7i
Fernando wood reached this city yesterday
and had a long interview with the President
to-day, accompanied by Mr.. Coyle of the In
telligencer. On Saturday last Mr.. Coyle had
an interview with Mr.. johnson and proceed
ed at once to New York. lie was at New Ho-
tel, the headquarters Of the rebels, with Gov
ernor Swami. on Sunday.
The Evening Star newspaper of Washing
ton, the editor of which is prominent citi-
zen of the Eastern Shore Of Maryland, in an
editorial, entitled, the "Signs Of the Times"
says: ..--s
An impression Is prevailing everywhere in
Maryland that the President is preparing to-
declare martial law throughout the United
States, and prevent the assembling OF Con-
gress In November next by force OF arms.
Apropos OF the scheme alleged Of the Presi-
dent to squelch Congress by force OF arms, ev-
cry returned Rebel ir Maryland is eagerly an
ticipating a call from Mr.. johnson to aid him
| in that work. The militia Of tina; State are
made up almost entirely OF returned Rebel
soldiers. Since .Swann's spostasy, all officers
| of militia, who Had been Union soldiers, have
been turned ou.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-09-02
1"a'isrenh ''' OF the Chsiera i'm tac PnpaI

Z a letter from Rome, dated August 10, says:
On Wednesday morning last 18th inst.)
neaxy aos'hke cloud hung over AIbano. After
day TIE cholera broke out. Within twentv,
tour hours there were ouer one b,,, J.sd
deaths. The e'pcopie fed as fast as t,,e" conid
The Romans returned to town, MANY n gnd
death here after few hours, one ladv dv;na
On the road. The disease attacked the royal
family OF Naples, and has carried off the Dow
agerexs Queen, who lived near the Piazza de
Venezia. The Princess Culonna died after a
few hours Illness, Mr.. Ives CAmerican sculp-
tori lost one OF his twin boys.
The state of Alban1 became horrible-no
one would bury the dead. The Zouaves were
stationed there, and one of, their Officers said
"whe will follow me?" Several promptly vol
unteered, and General Tappi. told me on Sat
urday, that in too days the. Zouases buried
ninety-sir. persons. The people abandoned
their houses, leaving the sick to die alone
From all accounts can get, the reports
handed down of the ravageS OF the plague it.
self were no worse. Men were Intoxicated,
singing and running through the streets
The shops were all Closed and groups oil wo-
men and children were hanging round, afraid
to enter the honses.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-09-02
"A Royal Victoria Hotel,
Y: - NASSAU, N. r., Bahamas.

TUNNELL & LoRIAz, PRorRrEroRs
ns 'ige ana SPACIOUS Hotel Zone OF the largest and
Des' ~ ,ne "ese lnalos Will be opened br The ac
commolation Of visitors Nov. 1, 1867. m -'I'l'
Nassau isa beautiful city on the Island of New
frosiuehce' ana 's noted for Its even temperature
the thermometer ranging about rs during the Win
ter months. -. :, !.
! Steamer CORSICA leaves New York every ieur
weeks, and 1t takes only fo1r days to readh Nassau
An ietiers nor information addressed to TUNNEL
q LoalA q, Nassau r, will be promptly answered
Aug2s dam .1.-.... s.. % l'l
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-09-02


First Mortgage Thirty Year, Six
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 attsched,
and are selling for the present at 05 per cent and
accrued interest from July 1s added in currency at
which rate they yield nearly ,--.-
Mine per Cent. upon the Inv cstn,ent.
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
a acompleted, 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 OFF 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 gold, is legally binding
unlike similar agreements made by companies in
States where no such legislative sanction exists
In these important particular the Securities of the
central facilc Company Offer an unusual degree of
safety, stability and profit combiped.
The First Mortgage Bonds of this Company are
destined to occupy prominent place among First
S'~o~
and Europe, and will, without doubt, be eagerly
sought for and anxiousy dealt in herea ter at rates
materially in advance of the price at which they are
now offered. tar-
Having carefully Investigated the resources, pro-
gress, and prospects Of the road, and the manage
ment OF the Company's AFFAIRS we cordially recon-
mend these Bonds to Trustees Executors Institu-
tions, and others entirely sound, reliable and
renauneratiUe form Of permanent incessment
Conversions OF Government Securities
INTO
Central Pacific First Mortgage
Bonds Ib 1t
Now realize for the holders about l1G
TWELVE PER CENT. ADVANTAGE, I'D
With the same rate of interest 81 '.45.Ei
For sale by Banks and Bankers generally OF whom
descriptive Pamphlets and Maps can be obtained.
andby
Fisk Sc Hatch.
Bankers and Dealers i'm Government Sc
curities,
'- AND $50 4
Financial A gcnts Of the G. p. r. II. Co.,
No. b Nassau Street, N. Y.
N. BAH kinds ofGovernment Securities Bought
and Sold; Deposits ami Accounts of Banks Bankers,
and others received on favorable terms. aup19d3m
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-09-02
my own action, and they seem to me to be

my OWH dNlIOIIf anu IHty Seem 10 Inc 10 De
logical and true.
Even were the distinctions of caste grea 9
than they are in our American rocety. Just
so long as we hold to the grand principle,
'Love the Lord thy God with all thy heart,
and thy netghbor as thyseires," as Christian
people we shall he obliged to stand firmly
against the introduction Of such distinctions
INTO The Christian CuIch and into all subsid
saIy benevolent, organizations which write
humanity" upon their banners.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-09-02

The object of this Patent is to prevent rain and
melting snow from entering houses from beneath
doors and windows. 1t has been thoroughly tested
and Is warranted not to fail. e q b
This Threshold is admirably adapted to that
muef-desired style of windows called asement or
French windows, for by this invention all the disa
gTeeable features of that style OF window obvat-
ed, and there be no reason why it cannot be
brought into general use. aa 1Qi 1iga
Certificates unnecessary, for all that is needed is
to the operation of one during storm, to ask
those who have tried them. M H-q
Orders addressed to
JAMES A. FOSS.
Middle, near Hamr shire street, promptly attended
TO. jy20-d3m
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-09-02
Notice to Land Holders.

NHR O'DUROCHAR, Builder. is prepared to take
M contracts tor building, either by JOB or by
DAY WORK. Can furnish First Class workmeT
and material of all description. nllrII.lt
Residence AMERICAN HOUSE.
-S-gHl0l India Street, Portland.
August 18th. 1865 aug2Odd
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-09-02
HOTELS.
SPRING HOUSE.
WEST BETHEL, ME-.

f'EHaH WEST BETHEL, ME-.
This delightful summer resort Tor Tourists and In
valds seeking the pleasures and comforts of neat
and quiet Country Homr is situated at The foot Of
Anasagnnticook Mountain, in the beautiftl valley Of
the Androscoggin River, surrounded by lofty noun
tains and the most romantic scenery, aff1rding
walks and drives unequalled in New England.
= On the premises is q celebrated r =. ai,
tsssel MINERAL SPRING. -4--u
Which is q fine palatable chalybeate water power
fully tonic and duretic in its action - -.
For the excellent properties Of this water and the
Daveis and N +. Deerng, ESQ.,, OF Portland.
"a Transient and steady boarders solicited
JOHN KINGsBURY, rrourietor.
b s v WEST BETHEL, MAINE. >,
ca Carriages alway sin attendance at West Bethel
Station to convey passengers to the House.