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The Portland daily press., 1867-11-21
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RINGS MONEY BELT.

Ladies and Gentlemen, Travelling or at
Home!
PATENT APPLIED FOR
For sale by A. F. YORK, No 165 Middle st, al
Wholesale an Retail.
81 Persons in any part nf the Slate can be sup
piled BY sending tie Was. measure, and one Dot
lar to ID P. RING, Portland, Me-, and receive one
by re mail. node d4wsN*
Turner's ffc DOuioureux, or Universal
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In very short time. Neuralgia in the face or head
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Gus disease withstands it's magic influence. 1t has
the unqualified approval of many eminent lhysi.
clans. II contains nothing injurious to the most del
icate system. Sold everywhere Sent on receipt OF
ST and two postage stamps. TUNER s. CO., III
fremont Street Boston, Mass, prnprietois.
For sale BY w. +. Phillips & Co.. Portland, Me.
July IS. eod&wlysn
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MARRIED.

IA this CITY, Nov. 20. BY Rev. VIM, 8. Haydeu.
Elliott 'ays,n Vose OF Bangor, and Miss Lulie NJ :,
;, In Cumberland, Nov ~ BY Rev. f. s. Jordan,
FRANK W Blanchard and Miss Lizzie H. Sweet err
botD Of Cumb rlend. i, ' -
In Belfast. Nov. 3, Augustus Fl. Stephenson and
hattie l.. Dean. '''' AA"
= In Camoen, Oct. 80, Henry NJ Hosmer an Mary
S. Glover '
In South Moniville Oct. 26, Charles Fl, Gatcbell
ana Jnliette Fletcher, both of jackson
- IN Penobscot Oct. g. VIM. N. Emerson and Jane
+. cray, both of Sedgwlck
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MARIN Il N EWS.
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PORT OF PORTLAND.
"Wednesday. November go.
ARRIN EN

"Wednesday. November 90,
ARRIVED
Steamer chase, Colby, st john NB
Steamer New Brunswick, Winchester Bostou
for Easi port and st John, NIB.
Sch Cameo, Elweil. Rondont
Sch New Zealand, Cook, Portsmouth.
Sch AlcN one Manchester, lit Desert
Sch Chaparel, iced, st George.
Sch Ella, sunroe iiamariscotta
Sch Il Jol es. SIN til, MacaIas tor New Yors
Sch Coral, Johnson Machas tor New York
Sch Chara. Eaton, Addison tor New York
Sch Eta Halle, ,mith. Eden tor Boston,
Sea Endora Adams, Ellsworth Tor Boston
Sch Signal, iiodgkins, Trenton tor liosten.
Sens Hannah, staples; Dcst "a Gil, Z 4rker, and l.
d Nentw nth, Dean Bangor ior linston
Sch Cunning Star, Ban hard. bangor for n YORK.
Sch Susan Nor Lord, Bangor io Salisbury:
Sch Join 81 Frank, Fowler, Bangor iof Wey-
mouth
Sch JAS Bliss. Hatch, Bangor for Norwich.
Sch Saxon Hatch, Bangor iar Norwich
Sch ,rabsa rrisbee, Bangor for Charlestown.
Sch Kossuth, Trew ~ Bang Ior newport.
Sch Sparta Hopkins, Frankfort ior oaiem.
Sch Atlantic, Ghkey, Cam len 'vr boSton
sch Tiger, Nunroe, Jam0en or boston.
Sch Amel a. Ell ms. Rockiand tr r,snouih.
Sch esta. haupt, Waidoooro ior boston.
CLEARED.
Steamer DiIigo, johnson, New York-Emery e.
Fox.
Sch Citizen. Upton. Boston.
From Branch Office Western Union Telearaph.
Ar at Asp,nwall 81 INST, brig II G Berry, from
New Yer
Sid 3D. barqne Ada Carter, for Kew West
Great Harbor.
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REPUTATION. Il One after another 'ie
ocratic papers and speakers are aaop''ne 'DO
views of pendleton on financial matters
Even the New York World gives him quaii-
fed Endorsement. though before it became ,u-
tox;ootod hv the late elections it rejected his
,vho,a .cbeme. Now it is edging mp to him,
LII, ,,,anv a "but" and "ir and although. =
1t argues that there would be no hardship OF
injustice to the public creditor If he were COM
PEELED to take greenbacks for his bonds. 1t is
only "a punctilious regard to the public faith,
an over-nice scruple, that prevents the govern.
ment from cheating the men who sustained il
in its time of peril.
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-21

PERIoDIcALs.-Harper's Monthly for De-
cember bas been received at the bookstores of
Messrs. Bailey & Noyes and Hall L. Davis,
Exchange street; Short & Loring, corner of
Free and Center streets; G. r Chisholm s.
Brother, No. 3O7 CONGRESS street and at the
Grand Trunk depot. Also at the music and
periodical store of E. G. Andrews No. Sc Cen
ire street; at the periodical depot of Messrs.
Fessenden Brothers, Lancaster Hall, and the
fancy store OF w. d. Robinson, Exchange
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-21

THE PORTLAND INsTITUTE.-We are in
formed that the Portland Institute are only
waiting for the completion of their rooms in
the City Building to open the library to the
public. Between 1900 and 200O>yaluable books
have been given already, and none of the
funds OF the Institute are yet expended 1t is
probable that by New Years, 1868, the library
will be in running order.
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-21
wAsu1xcroN Nov q 1867

DID GEN. GRANT stalk HoRsE"?- General
Grant, according to Washington correspond
ent, protests that he never talked "horse" to
Ben Wade in his life. In conversation on the
subject with friend, a few days since, he said
he didn't remember having met old Ben. to
talk to him, except once, and that was at one
of the Speakers receptions last winter. An
allusion having been made to West Point. old
Ben said it was nest of traitors. "Tbis" said
the General, "yexed me little. ! told him it
wasn't so; that while it was true that a good
many West Pointers had joined the rebel
cause, it was also true that the proportion was
much smaller than had been turned out of
the cradle in which he (Wade) had been rock
ed-meaning the Capitol. l showed him that
every Southern man in Congress, with one or
two exceptions, Joined the rebellion, while less
than half the Southern West Pointers did so.
Ididnt talk word of horse to him from begin
ming to end"
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-21

LA RUE, with his celebrated Minstrel Troupe
is coming, and the first of a series of three en-
tertainments comes off Tonight. This troupe
is composed of some of the best performers in
the country, and never fails TO draw full houses.
Those who go once go again, and advise their
friends 10 accompany them. See advertisement.
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-21
SPECIAL NOTICES
JacksOn's Catarrh Snuff
AND TROCHE puwDEw,

AND TROCHE POWDER.
A DELIGHTFUL AND PLEASANT REMEDy IN
Cnfarrh, Headache, bad Rreu,b. ruo. an.
Eess, Asthma, Bronchitis, Couyh..
Deafness, &C.,
And all disorders resulting from c lds,n
Head, Throat ana Vocal o. cams
This Remedy does not ID ~ Up,o Catlrrh but
u.se0SrNs it; Irees the head OF all often i've
matter quickly renewing Bad Breath an s,eadacEe;
aiiays and soethes and burning heat in Ca
tarrh; is mild and agreeable IN its effects
that ii positively
CURES WITHOUT SNEEZJNG!
AS Troche ssowdcr, is pleasant to the taste,
ana never nauSea,e S; when swallowed, instan ~
gives to the Throatsand cal orgaLs
Delicious sensation of COOlscss and
COmfO.t.
Is the Rest Voice Tonic In tho world!
Try il! safe, Re liable n d only % cents.
Sold By Druggists, or mailed free address
COOPER, WILSON & CO.,
Propretors, Philadelphia.
Wholesale Ags, Ger. g Goodwin g. 60; Rust Bros
& Bril- Boston: j. w Perkins a. o, w. T. Phillips
g., o, w w. Whpple, II. FL. Hay, Prrtland.
Nov 14-sNeod&w6ln
eB strumatic sails and - truma attic u in.
crai Waters, just received and for sale by
j. w. PERKINS s. CO.,
o NJ. ~
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TREASURER SPINNER ON THE RnpuDrArro

TREASURER SPINNER ON THE REPUTATION
ScHEME.-The Buffalo Commercial Adver-
tiser publishes the following letter from Treas
urer Spinner on the subject OF the national f.
nances:
f- rl, WASHINGTON Nov. 0, 1867.
Hon. E. G. Spauldiag, Buffalo, New York:
My Dear Sir: Your note of the 9th inst. has
been received. II some one who believes in
high-toned swindling will write in favor of
open reputation, I will agree to give the sub
ject the consideration of careful reading.
But 1 have not the patience to read anything
advocating the sneaking expedient of paying
the national debt in deprecated currency
The Secretary of the Treasury is sound on
that subject, and in his forthcoming annual
report will address an argument TO Congress
and the country, that L am sure will please
you and those who neither knaves nor
fools,
The finance question is to become the lead
ing one in the Reorganization of parties, ard
had hoped that such men as Butler and Ste
vens would have remained with the great body
of their friends. Having an abiding faith in
the honesty of the American people, believe
the question will be settled honestly, and u at
honest Americans will be spared the shame OF
having their nation stigmatizcd as a land OF
cheats and swindlers.
Very truly your friend.
r. e, SPINNER
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-21

IT seems that what is required by the tenn
perance men Of New York is satisfactory to the
liberals of Massachusetts,, for on Tuesday az
ternoon P. L. L. delegation from Boston
called upon Mayor Hoffman for the purpose Oh
making inquiries relating to the excise law,
with view to the adoption of a similar one IN
Massac husetts His Honor referred them to
! the Excise Commissioners. Now this very ex-
else law. which Massachusetts, p. l.. LIS pro-
, pose to adopt, is the cherished idol of the ul-
tra-temperance men Of New York, while in
the estimation of the liquor dealer, and liquor
drinkers of that State it is a burning shame,
an outrage, "such tyranny no other people
in the world would stand" for the smallest
fraction of second, On inquisitorial contriv-
ance, the perfection of despotism, the "beast''
mentioned in the book of RI velations, dis
grace to civilization, a revival of the bloody
code of Draco, a fly in the OF ltment, a rent in
b the garment, a mote in the eye in short the
sum of all evils embodied in statute. What
grand thing it would be for some orator,
adopting the fashionable interrogative style, to
expound on the great question "Where are
waoo
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Portland and Vicinity.
New Advertisements this Day.

ESTERrAINMENT onLUMN.
Deering Hall-Hanlon Brothers.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
Skates-N. NJ. Perkins.
Snec al Meeting Con. SCR. Univers list Church.
Norway Academy- ID. Barrows.
Steamboat Notice Ross g. Sturdivaut.
Discontinuanee OF Mails~W. Davis.
Wallet Found-J. P, Davis
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Long Sought For!
C. me ut La Il f!
Mains Elder Berry Wine.

We lake pleasure in announcing thai the above
named article may be found or sale by all city
druggists and hrst class Country Grocers.
AS MEDICINE Mans Wine is mvauapie bel 10
among the best not the best, remedy for colds and
pulmonary complaints, manufac tuTed from the pure
nce OF the berry. and unadulerate' by any imI ure
lnyreuienl, we can heartily recommended il TO 'hq
sick as MEDICINE. \
10 the days Of the aged It adtietn length,
70 the mighty Il a deth strength
Ills balm Tor the SICK, JOY for he we'll
Druggists and Gro,ers bny and sci!
saAH .s' ELDER.sRsY wsNE,1
81 sN dSvtf
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DIED.

In this city, Nov 10, Frank. infant son OF Frank
lin and Mary j. G. Fox.
In Westbroos, Nov Is, Mrs. Abigail wife OF Jas.
Parker. aged 62 years months.
years. -
In ST. Cloud, Mimi, Nov, ., OF typhoid fever aud
hem rhagc Ut the lungs, Hrs. Mary :. vile of Thos
uerse.y, and laughter OF John and Marian Sinclair
oil thi city, az &c years months "a DAYS.
Massachusetts papers please copy.l
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-21

VERSIONS PEDESTRIAN FEAT.-A dispatch
to the Western Union Telegraph Branch Of
fee yesterday, dated Grafton, Ohio, Nov. 20,
stated that Weston left that place at 9.45 We'd
nesday morning. He had then performed 923
miles, and has 313 miles to perform in eight
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-21
TnE DAILY AND MAINE STATE

May na obtained at the Periodical Depots of Fes-
senIsn bTos.' Marquis, Robinson, Coleswortby and
Chlsnolm pros at Boston Depot, and the train OF
At Biddefrd, OF Pillsbury Bros.
AT Saco old, S. Locke.
AT brunswick, of W r FieIds.
AT Waterville, of j. S. Carter
At Gorham Of News Ascent
AT Bath OLD. o. Sh,w.
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ITCH! ITCH!! ~ITCH!!
SCRAT H! SoRATCHt SCRATCH

r- in from 10 to 48 hours.
Wheoton's q intm-mt cures he Itch.
heat"n's DIN men cures Salt ls heum.
WbPatom,s Ointment cures s.tfcr.
" heateU's Oi"tmemt cures Ba bcrs Itch
heatOn's Ointment cures Every kind
If Hum like Mage.
rice. 80 cent. a box; by m Ill, 30 cents Adires.
EEKS & POTTER, No. 40 Washington Street
10 ton, Mass. For sale by all Druggists.
Santemher 26. eodttM1Y
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-21

REV. w. L. GAGE, who form rly supplied
the State street pulpit of this city, has been
unanimously called to the Richmond Street
Church, Providence, (late Rev. DR.. Leavitt's)
at salary of $4,000. It is in contemplation to
raise this to $500, if Mr.. Cages services can
ho eaonrad
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Business Items,

BoYs' Overcoats, all sizes, may be found at
292 Congress street. Grin Hawkes. & Co.
THAT CoMIcAL BROWN has subscribed ten
dollars to the Artemus Ward Memorial Fund.
LA RUE's MINsTRELs.-Don't forget that La
Rue's champion troupe are to make their APP
pearance this evening at Deering Hall. This
is one of the best troupes in the country.
They say Montgomery is selling Boots and
Shoes at astonishingly low price. Call and see
after reading the advertisement in another
column.
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-21

THE THEArRE.-The Boston Theatre Com
pany had large attendance a. Deering Hall
last evening, which was the last of their en-
gagement in this city. "Under the Gasllght"
is an excel mt play, and is produced by this
company in fine style. Mr.. Leslie, the gentle
manly manager, informs US that they expect
to be in this city again the second week of De-
cemhet
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Moth, sreckIes and Tan

The only reliable remed tor those brown ,iscolor-
ATOMS the face called Moth Patches, FIR, ckles and
Tan, i PERRY's 9TH AND FRgCKLE Lor o..
Pre- AIRED onl b DIR. B. G. PrRRY, Uermatologist
40 Bon street New Yark. Sold by all Druggists in
Portland, and els where Beware ofimitatation.
Novcmb Der 16. M W&S3m
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HR- First Page To-Day. : Mexico-Act
Fifth; A Dinner with Antonelli; Varieties.
Fourth Page-Go It Alone, by John G.
SAKE: A North Carolina Witness.
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REV. Mr.. BoLLEs of the Congress Square
Universalist Society has rendered his resigna-
ton. We learn that he has received a call
from New York, with salary of $4,000. Mr..
Bodies will be great loss to Portland, and it
will be difficult thing for this society to fill
his place. There will be a meeting of the par
ish and pew holders in the vestry Of the
church this evening to consider his r,signa-
tinp
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-21

WALLET FoUND.-John P. Davis, proprietor
OF City HOTEL yesterday found wallet con-
tanning certain sum of money, which the
owner can have by proving property and pay
ing charges.
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-21
New MARRIAGE f1y,,<J

An Ees ytor Young Men, on Pbvs;,loo,,a, rru.u.
Aouses anu Diseases, inc dent to Youth and Earl,
Manic ID, which create impediments TO MAPRfy
ter envelopes free OF CHARGE. Address, DR. j. ski
LIN tOUGHT0N, howard Association, Phiiadel-
phia, Pa. Sept Z6-,lS wcm SN
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-21

DIFFERENT CAsEs.-The Philadelphia Press
is to be credited with the following very clear
statement of the position of some, at least, of
the anti-Grant men:
The persons who insist that General Grant il
not to be trusted unless he writes down a plat
form to suit themselves, imperiously insist
that the Southern Republicans shall trust the
rebels by restoring them to power without a
single word pedging them to future loyalty
or gratitude. Universal amnesty" to those
who sought to ruin the Republic, and who
would come back eager and anxious to vote
down the Republicans, but universal suspicion
OF the man who saved the Republic.
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-21

Don't throw this advertisement one side with the
remark that he blowing, or he don't Keep nice
eoous; MT. So an So told me that his goods were
low priced but were not good for anything Allcays
GEAR IN mind that the MONEY toiu be REFUNDED on any
goods purchased at my store, provided they are re.
turned in as good order as they were when pur-
chased Don't believe word they tell you, for Il Is
al false.
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-21

The last half OF the present term of Mr..
Gardeners singing school will commence on
Saturday evening next. Persons admitted
for the remainder of the term for half price.
Nov 20, ct
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-21
HOTEL ARRIVALS
AMERICAN uorsE.

AMERICAN HOUSE.
Gram, ny vernon II Titus, Coebrook
u A SSnapleiSn, " LeabnonJ " Marshall, f Hebron
" Wm n s Snisn, Southport J Homan, Augusta,
barker lewiston f bnas c Anfesta
Warts 50 Boston Winslow, Gorham NH
VIM sf pSen' 2senec TaEbox, Bangor
8 L Cook, Dixteld d Varney. Dover
G P Thorne, Bethel CM Morgan, Gorham
g s s. Robbins, Augusta VIM Ems, So PARIS
q Weusser, do
CITY HoiEL.
NJ wentworth q W, De'kM tiarmou, Lowell
l., Baldwin Coos MI &C ~ Sampson, Harrison
" il Parker, do I 6 spaMe' No Newteld
Durham, WcsIbrook W r Endicotf, Quebec
G LaRue, LaRue Minst'sT c Hamiil, Concord
. Inatinali, ives brook b L Burns. Georgetown
"a ~ 4, nouiton, NewLeid II L Furbish, Augusta
w q Mou,toh, Elot Martin Field il, S2co
MIS- n + ri bee Brd'nJ I Davis, Co cord
G small Casco IL Chick BALDWIN
WINSTON, do w Bray, Naples
Alb er Davis, Bethel WIS Clarke. bath
II Iyle1, Dos on M LEIGHTON, Mi loridge
Denis.n, Norway G G Sanderson, Norway
j Arnold, Monmouth Louis Vellie New York
G Johnson, Yarmouth o H Perry, No Bridgton.
HI Smith, Boston Nils d EfIey New York
Matthews, Bangor l. STANLEY, Freedom
E MAJ BILE, Richmond
CUMBERLAND House.
Miss Thompson, PortlandA K strou', Raymond
P1 Bnfn hmng sandish s R.f Sa.Y Portland
: Field, E Wlndham " sims sSs K Raymond
] > osg cd, DO RYo K, Dixie sH1 d
5 P1ke, do WE Coolidge, Canton
pREBLE HOUSE.
g, g Spring. Poston go Bullock, Boston
SSSyss PhaephaJ F fDs c S1stSn
r.: J. D Lar,abee, LitchiieidE g GOODWIN Boston
Farnswo til. Worcester E Dow, Philadelphia
N w P'nd B sion ~ Cousens, Roche ster
Mason, do Miss NJ Z Roche Boston
Mrs bennett, do W Warner, Gorham
CE Paine, do A N Darling, Eowtloin
! Stearns & W, Brookli'eA G Dewey, New York
u Peck, II issachusetts II AL en- Thomaston
= l. Hanson, Boston own, Boston
e !; Towle, do D Miller. Waldoboro
+ Lamprey, do S Camiehall, Nova scotia
NJ II Hall, Salem Or ckett, q rham
Miss LAIR .beedo CT Woodbur} B ston
Miss Anse, do j M ID huniley New York
u RICHARDS, hamilton Wv Whitmarsh, Norway
> Poor, Boston NJ Lucy, Lew SION
NJ NJ Cannon, Lewiston G Bachelor Boston
o M Towle, Boston n
PORTLAND HOUSE.
n H Lawrence, Naples j French, Porter
Nj Bradeen, Limit gton M Stewart Hiram
4 PPo; shgn Stray s , Lomha,d stanlish
Braetet Gloucester sa SIMMONS Gray sy
= Il 6 Cummings nnIal s do Ramsdell, Cornish
Z Dresser, Brighton j Colby RAYMOND
Gibbs, do
WALKER HOUSE.
w = McKenn 81 ", Rut'dA Webster, Nashua Nh
II Blanchard, Charlotte X hinoleu, Lewiston
Cram, Boston N g Mehen, homastin
File che, do Ryerson, st Album
W b kItredge.do M Peeling, Boston
Jason Hamilton, Saco Mrs Brown Portsmouth
G X Hall, Cincinnati Wilkins Di ,hton N as,
G War en- New York II D Meen Boston
n B Greenhagh, 40 DIG orse, do
II E Wiz n, No Berwick G Ames, New York
&c W Frank, Ellsworth George, do
d know.ton, Camden Nj Mason Worcester
A aker, Yarmouth &C. u Gle, do
Miss Tilton, Michigan w Sanborn, Portsmouth
o. martin, Lubec w "copper" olebrookN Fl
Jobn IL M rise, ost0n + L Hu tbs s. ", Bid,lef)d
G Have. do Miss A Williams n York
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
EVE R YTHHNG
For Shoe ing ear Fisbing.

Also, fine Pocket Cutlery, Racers Scissors, Tail
ors, Barriers and other SHEARS, fi'a,t and Floaer
CLIPPERS "a new ning AMI variety of s,na 4 Hard
auy27eodtt IN No. IS EAcbs~ = ,.rsst.
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-21

Giles in the past thr % months has been large,
and in every staple except breadstuffs the de-
cline from 1866 to 1867 has been from 4 TO GO
per cent. This is enough to derange the BUSH
ness of any country. n
Slty news is scarce, except the usual devel-
opments under the head of Police. The Me-
tropohtan Policemen of New York and Brook
lyn now number 2e61, almost double the Pc.
lice force of ten years ago. These have large
amount OF interesting leases" to bring before
the courts every morning The reporters for
the city papers generally color up some sensa-
Sional affair; but there is no Disgusting the fact
mat news is scarce. For want of something
better to do, one OF the newspapers sent re-
porter to the steps of the Astor House, the
o'her Gay, to count the turbulent stream of
humanity and horses. He reports as follows:-
Iotai number of vehicles up Broad way, 6,310;
total number of vehicles down Broadway, T.
4sl; grand total Of vehicles on Broadway pass
ing Astor House in thirteen hours. 1891.
The current opinion that Horace Greeley
lives on "bran-bread" is mistake. He likes
good dinner, and often dimes at Delnonico's.
1t is very rare, however, for Horace to take
stimulant. He is as temperate man as can
be expected, and now ON the down hill side OF
| life rejoices in the most unmistakable good
health and good nature. He is q most indus
| trious man; but he does not write all there is
| IN the Tribune. Some Of the understrappers
write good many things Horace never would
| be guilty OF. His articles always have ear
marks" of certain Identification. For in
s.ance he always puts a capital S to slavery,
II to homestead, T TO thousand, and puts up
in this way most all the nouns of his articles.
He also has an nveterate habit habit of put
ting dash az the beginning of a para
| graph and writes the most abominiDle hand
| mortal eyes ever behed. 10 U&
| A little more than an hour on steamer will
carry one to the scene of Washington Irv-
| ing's life, the ancient Dutch village of larry
| town, on the Hudson river, q miles above
| New York. "Sunnyside," the home of this
polished American gentleman and charming
writer, is situated little northeast of the sta
ton on the Hudson River Railroad. Irving
| thanked God that he was born upon the banks
| of the Hudson And well he might, for no
other stream can be compared to it. It's beauty
and grandeur have been consecrated and ma
tionaized by the finest touches of his most
| matchless pen. Its rocks and slipping hills and
grand Highlands are full of picturesque
beauty. TarrytoSn is an interesting locality.
Here is the Andre Monument ON the spot
where the unfortunate Major Andre was cap
tured by the lila men of the Revolution.
He was ON his way from West Point, six miles
above, to Dobb's Ferry, six miles below, when,
on rising gentle slope in the road three mil
itia men reclining by the side of the road un-
der the trees, captured him as sly and found
the evidence of his guilt in his boots. On the
spot is plain monumental shaft with the
following inscription:
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kuObeFS at Wholesale Prices!
Rubbers at Wholesale Prices!
Rabbers at Wholesale Prices !

In conclusion wis; 10 say a word in regard to nv
repairing. The times are hard; don't throw away
ur old Boots; sond thom 10 and get them re-
paired. Tire b ST of stock used and perfect satisfac
tion guaranteed.
Geniic'ne"'~ Boats soied and heeIed. peg
gcd, o. scwed, Sa.i5 per pair.
Ladies' u oot" soica aud hceled, pesEed or
scwed, So cents per pair.
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SKATES.

n Largo assoc fment, for Ladies and Gen.
ticmca,
Az BATLFN'S GUN STORE.
45 Exchange Street.
ALSO, FOR BOYS AND GIRLS,
az. EEA0
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-21

Hon. Charles Summers Address, care We a
Nation7' will be published in a few days in
pamphlet form.
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-21
Browns Bronchial Troches

iaVIhg oIrecE 1nf1ence to The parts, giving imme-
diate relief. For Brcnchifi a, Asthma. Ca.
1a~rh, Consumptive and Throat Diseases,
Trochcs are used with alw2ys goud Success
SINGERS and PUBLIC SPEAKERS use them
to cl ar and strengthen the voice.
Obtain only 'Brown's Bronchial Troches and do
not take any OF the Worthless limitations that NAV
be offered. Sold Everywhere. Do13d&w 3m sN
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-21

Cid 10Th, baraue Dencv, Berry. st George.
Ent out at liverpool 9th inst, steamer Moravtan
for p rtland 18th.
Ship Asia. from Shields for San Francisco. wa.
wrecked OF Cape Horn. Aug27