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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-04-13

A ire-eating Irishman challenged a
barrister, who gratifed him by acceptance.
The duelist being very lame, requested
that he might have prop. Suppose .
said he, 81 lean against this mile stone 7"
"With pleasure" replied the lawyer, con
condition shat I may lean against the
next" This joke settled the quarrel.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-04-13

A servant girl, on leaving her place.
was accosted by her master as to her leaF-
ing. Mistress is so quick tempered that
| can't live with her," said the girl, sWelP
said the gentleman, syou know it is no
sooner begun than it is over" les sirp"'
said the girl, s'and no sooner over. than
it is begun again"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-04-13

A GIFT FROM GENERAL SHERIDAN
A few days ago General Sheridan sent Il
Miss Rebecca Wright, of WINCHESTER
Virginia, gold chain, set with pearls
and charms, one of the latter being an
|exguisitely wrought miniature sword or.
namented with diamonds. Accompany.
ing the gift was letter from Genera
Sheridan, acknowledging Miss Wright's
services, which led to the Generals sue.
cess at the battle OF Winchester, on Sep.
tember 10th, 1864. Miss Wright was q
jealous advocate of the Union cause, and
willing to aid it at any sacrifice. When,
in the course of the battle, General Sher.
idan was in great doubt how to act, he
sent scout to the lady, who writing upon
piece of paper the needed information,
and, enclosing it in tiufoil, the scout car
ried it in his mouth, and, successfully elr-
ding search, gave It to General Sheridan.
This paper conveyed To the General the
information which enabled him to achieve
the victory. Philadelphia Ledger. 81
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-04-13

The New York Tribune thinks low and
vulgar personalities are more common in
Congress now than in the days when the
southern chivalry were there.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-04-13

We see the death of Alexander Smith. the
poet, announced. It took place at his home,
near Edinburgh, on january 5th, in the S7.h
year of his age.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-04-13

The girl who lately lost her speech, save
whispering, has had forty offers of mar.
riage.
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-04-13
Das tSnnen @ie Menieieneur. iaete bic @eu=
,r.fte fehr ert,if CO feff tpte allf it1 1elb1t.

Dos fSuueu @ie Monieisneur, iaste bic Suu=
brette iebr ernf. @p fef tpie auf l'db 1elbf.
Damn perben @ie Sbr @lld seretpisen @bieu! !!
c<l1 tnerbe Sbnen eiueu iid,eren Mann itnben, unb
Sei,m fSnnen @ie Sbre Mpti3en ait mid 1T >ppbl-
serialoGenen @ouSerts rtitseben.
2u Befebl!-@ie rei@ten einanber bic 2ane>
ber Belu& Der DAME i4ritt binauS, buAte itd9 TT
ben Mautel, ppbet Debrelpn ibm 1t>1n1nt bebulRi4
par, unb serlie6 ben Yieepnnter nunmebr bur@
bic 9traBe Don Berta1.
Raum paren feline @@ritte SerbaQt al6 Debre>
lon bic Gbir fef oerl9lpb une 5n eeralte ft!te.
gDas bat ct sepcllt? Ut 1@ten neae aen1eleten
int @tnn gu baben.
Das bat er, @9ab! Du nnb BatYl tout Mo=
reQY, tpenn ct mieber 1T ben y19epnnter tpmn1t
aenau bepba9ten, be1pnberS tpobtn Ct 9ebt* 9Se-
aen Der Qieb19aft bes ga Blade nit ber Grant
hemte r1t Mbenb erfabrf Du MQes, Galep3 mub jeben
Muoeublif tpmmert. Mtpnlieur ct. @lpub ipielt
,tpe3i @piele unb trGet 3pei @eiibter; 1T beieen
TG(len 1T ber Yrpft un1er, barunt ntuB man ben
Monleianeur fefbalten. Da, unb lie 14pb ibm
bie beiben Tou{enb>Qipres Noten unb Mrmbanb
~. er beaablt bod nod AM beiten! Md, td1 tperbe
Ia ridt epiq biibi1 1ein unb ntdt ,tmmer iin-
oen 6aben tpir un1er Qanb9ut rne unIere Nente,
bann 1pll ber Geufel bic Wabl baben, pb IT bic
Srleans pber 8curbonen bulen tpiQ.
9lud9 1ou Is uns ni@t eeniret. holte er aae BEL
be, ba6aba la9te Debrelpn: 9Str ltno bp9 nod
bic eir,iaen Qeute, alaub' ia, tpelbe 6trn baben.
@pQtef Du etnma( finben, baB i'd nod ei1t tleines
Tripotoelb4ft neben Deiner @n9rpSbauolun9 in
politilder espionage balte, 70 bebenfe bab id 9errn
ct. &loub NIT 1einen1 bpppelten @elt naetabn1e.
@s oiebt felt Npab n,1r Elm Ding III ber 9Helt, tpas
MQes in MQem ii -@elb! Gpri9e ni@t na@,
ppbur@ i4 pas neine serbiene!
Mb, NIT benz nterfpiirbie bumrten @ei9t tppbL
boS Du ppr un1eren Runben alS Ttrnta trGgit?
Beibe ladten unoebeuer.-@s fol9te eine 1Yn1-
patbil9e @tunbe i$Sner @ertanbisang.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-04-13
pau( Rie9er'S
&rceQemte8 MuQen1pQHer,

bewQbrt In ben 51weriefen GaQen als wunb.r-
bar wt,fenpes 9etlm1ttte1, 1T, pte bic pbteen
WrGparate, Yatienten tpte DIFFERENTIATION bt~
Nens empfoblen.
Wtr mYtten Mittern ia8en, bab Mprfe's
BlatberrY> Ba | a m ale GdQe BON
Sommerfranfbeit (summer-complalnD
be Rtnbern betlt.
mprie'S Tialtemtfber Mu3e1t:
8aliam
ais unteblbareS Wtttel
far bic &ranfbetten be6 Mu9e8.
(Mtute unb &rpnt,@e)
@eritenfSrner, &iteruue ber &brdnenbrafen,
8ltmmern uno @&wa&e.
DaS Mtttel wirft umfeblbar, mag bic Rrant>
bett ifropbulDlen ober anbern uriprun9s fttn !;
de pirtt eeeen @@pd3e unb Mbnebmen rer
Rraft beS @ebnersen unb betlt trantbafte 3u-
ftGnbe In benz Bau be(7elben. 8efonbers fcl1eu
perioneu 3u empfeblsn, melde ibr Muee fort
wGbrenb an3u0ren9en baben. Der Balm mtrb
ibrer @ebfraft aa9emein selunbe Ibatt8teit tpie'
ber perletben.
Wrobtrt's unb ibr tperbet's benGbrt fnben.
Wreis IS Sent per G!al&e.
" baben bel allen DruegiNen.
@prie ". Datley, Gteentbamer.
Dubuque, Soma.
Die Matertalten, aus benen es 3ubereitet IL,
iinb rein unp tSRli@. &s tt NIT bv&fter @ore.
falt xnb @enautesett suiammen9eSest nub nit
5t@erbett nnb obne @&mer3 ansuptneen, ba ss
auberlib appltetrt wtrb unb BE @etabr taufii&er
neutrality-suspicious., mel&s bas CARTE Mu-
atnaewebe 70 leidt aeritSren, pe'metoet
uno mie fir bas Muee 10 unaemetn tpobltba-
tia ptrfenp, wurbe es aud bS&t betlfau1 e.
funben fur
B7anbwunben ,&nt3Inbuneen, &C.
ipruasene 2tppen une 2anse,
Wurm an Singer, @al5flub. &rY'
ftpelas, Snfettsnft@e 'e.
Mpr1eu. DatleY, Dubuque, Joma,
Gieentbnmer.
o. @eeen Gtnieneuns BON 30 Sent IN tran-
Yrteua Brtef 3uaei&tdt.
Morse's Blackberry Balsam
G&.r.s Mttttl fir . Dtarrbee, %le&t'
Berbauung, &bplera Werbua.
Rtnber. unb allie unter'
libs- -Rrautbetten.
4O7 paul Nteeer
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-04-13
Nau1 @te8er's
unfeblbare

Me6t5i1t sesen &beumatt8n1u8
1elbR in ben bDsartiefen Gd0en eieler Rrantbett
pon 0@erlter Wirtung, wtrb ben 2anbtaufeuten
III 1ol@en Yreilen abgela0en, peI&e tbnen CUTE
Yrofite beim Gerfauf Getern.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-04-13

Dfer6e>, Htn6Yteb< ILL., WQt<
LINIMENT,
wel@es teber Garmer als Fderites &urmtttel fur
aue Mrten duberlf9er &rantbeiten ietneS Itsb-
fanoes TIM 9auie balten iolte.
Sir bieieS Qinimeut balte tdt bas Depot fur
ben &nerpb -Ge,fauf In ben @taaten Ntnnelota
unb @iscpnfn.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-04-13
panl 11ieger's
8lut> tnb @QQenretrt9u1t9

~ l II,
bic bette 9ansmebt3in fir bic 9roBe Mn3abl bon
Rrantbetteu, tpel&e bur@ 8.runretntnung tes
Bluts uno @tSrune bet 8ereauun9s- 9s-Sreane
terpprgerufen tperben.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-04-13
g le' 4

@aarballam (@atrltfe),
Das ausgeaei&netie aler betannten Mittel, CUR
8efDrberune bes @aastbumS bes 5aars unb
BteoerberfeQuna ber Guae une uripriln8ltdben
Sarbe berlelben, fir ben @rob- u. Rletnnertaut.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-07-30
EUROPE. q
! I~EtwsUHs,nTaE oAHLHrI

nj. Daz6-J eCaERBoURG, July ~
Inc Empress Eugene yesterday visited the
United States steamer Colorado, now lying, III
s I'M harDor, and was received with an the nom
ors Dehttlng her exalted rank. AT her APP
proach salutes were fired and the yards
manned. The vessel was gaily decked with
colors. The other vessels OF the American
squadron and all the French men-of-w AZ and
.decked with bunting The Empress was re-
ceived by the captain of the Colorado and his
officers and was conducted through various
parts of the ship. At the conclusion of the
inspection her Imperial Majesty expressed
herself highly pleased with the appearances Of
the ship and gratified with the warmth of her
reception, and departed amid the enthusiasts
cheers of the sailors, who manned the wards
ana with parting salute from the great puns
of the Colorado ia ara ,5sli.- -, o"'is 1'SS
On Saturday evening Admiral Farraa1I,t was
received at State dinner by the Emperor Ma
pole0n. The dinner was especially given by
.he emperor In honor of the American Ads
lniral, Members of the Imperial Cabinet and
the United States Minister, Gen. Dix, were
among the invited guests. 'sW
The Moniteur positively denies the truth of
the statement that the Emperor Napoleon had
sent note to King William of Prussia, urg-
ing him to surrender the Danish district of
North Schleswig to Denmark. sSs.sz4s. -.
BERLIN July %. .
Notwithstanding the official denial in the
Moniteur of Napoleon's note to the King of
Prussia in regard to North Schleswie, the
semi-oficial journals of Berlin continue to
urge King William to repel the intrusion of
the French Emperor in the political affairs OF
Germany. "a s8El14fJ j
ST. PETERSBURG, July %.
The Emperor, has issued a decree by which
the whole territory that may be conquered by
the Eussian forces in Central Asia is constitute
ca one government under the command of
Gen. Kaufman.
There has been but little rain in England
within the past week. The weather is dry and
the heat excessive. tag SErH -
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-07-30

PHILADELPHIA, July 90.
General Ulysses Grant arrived here by
special train from Long Branch at noon and
proceeded directly to Harrisburg, from which
place his family will 90 to, Dubling. Gap, Cum
berland County Pa, and the General will go
to Washington. ''esfs -f' t"sF
ai5 E5s lisi4 HALIFAX, N. S., July 3d. g
The steamship China, from Liverpool 10th,
and Queenstown 21st ult., arrived here at 930
this morning, and sailed at noon for Boston ad,
5snga io r AUGUSTA, Ga, July 20. d
The political situation is exciting consider
able interest. The recent letters of Messrs.
johnson, Hill and Perry have shaken the faith
of many who were heretofore in favor of reor-
ganization under the military bills 1t is said
an anti-convention is becoming more popular
with the white people of Georgia. .s0i q i
-7hs raf DiAs 20 70 81 MEMPHIS, July %. iii
There is a feverish excitement in this city,
caused by apprehension Of riots at the coming
election. The sheriff and mayor and chief OF
police are acting antagonistically, and calling
out special forces to keep the peace ON that
day, while Gen. Thomas is expected to be here
with regiment OF regulars for that purpose
No. "a New ORLEANS, July 20. :,
There were five deaths from yellow fever and
seventeen from cholera in this city last week.
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PROPOSALS
For CompIeiing the Unfinished Capplng
or the present Breakwater, in Portland
Harbor, Maine. bib.t5, = \ .fl 20. W.

- -
OF ihc present Breskwater, I'm Portland
Harbor, maine. bila5i # sm . sI
r,RoposArs Will, RE RECEIVED AT THIS
tha od iay of uSnst next tor comnletnc the above
arat ,yori ;s ~ ~ sisJ. az Mana ana
sneciflcations in tbls oslice ~ : III 1T -
fSars-afe nronoaaIs In din pcate will ta received
gor Zach ~ tl,e fhrce s,ilowipr items viz.- - -
' Nor turnshinS All tI,e (iIsnite- heinz abont as
7os ctc ,cer fnnore ar iessi d4verad nm 3he Rre,T
rotar ~ IL scovss ar Ifobtera ta he F,rpisbed far
that ,,rnosa Nv the Copfraetnr ar The labor a'he
re,;pa r. 70 IL in, we'll anarried bocks OF the
shanas ant dime nsians Shown in the plans and re-
%irsd nv tbe3 specdAcatiops: dO1a7 - 'N1hiW
Also Tor furnishing delivered as above 800 tons
more or least of hubble stone for filling and leyeng
the r,.be to be az suitable size and shane as best
odrta ~ s,c reonred nnrnose accordinc 10 Mans
aus s - ~ - s - :, tY1 y.G-l1o wv
III gS s,tshin,, o,iv.ra,, nm the ,uor IA CAST
=. - ~ ~ a,,.;as3{ 7Sn ,onnds Imora Or lessl
,1,o:;,;os hoits inches LONG and II Inches IN al
e a, S'7i . = ~
t, s, a, the t,bor connected will, nut-
tine The m ate,is,s togsther building and competing
thas.arsy;,,e. ;,,einds. fIiins Ievenv and dowee
inc an,p iii tho wort reanred excepting only the
tuTnisbin and JeIiverv nf materials as prescribed
plans and specitleafons and 70 the satisfaction Of
the snperintending engineer About 7l0 feet In
length OF the Breakwafer Is to be finished and cap
ned. p" tti no -t'ii'''' ffsii ~ r f'iiA .
Bidders Cor furnishing and delivering the slime,
rater siders far The com oSfion bolfs will sIate
their rrice tDer bound delivered on the work BID
ders for the labor win state their price per running
foot for completing the Breakwater above re-
The work must be commenced n Immediately ola alter
tne ueveiy ~ sne q, qIv fssS. WIN he
ihd ~ MOI so MRS man he nished S or
4 Il
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PROPOSALS.

WILL BE RECEIVED AT THIS OFFICE, I'M
wv til o'clock P. M, on Thursday, the Sth OF
August next, for furnishing $500 cubic yards more
or less) of EARTH, to be delivered IN scows or canal
boats alongside the scarps, at Fort Gorges, in this
harbor. The earth is to be of two kinds, viz: list,
such y Character as will I Compact well under the
hammer. OF this 800 cubic yards trnore or less)
win be required; ID. rich mould--to form a sell
suitable tor eultivating grass. or this 900 cubic
yards more or less) will be required.
SEPARATE PROPOSALS will also be received, Tor
to be delivered alongside the wharf at fort
Georges. The sods must be ~ inche ssquaIe, cut to
measu c. and not less than four inches thick; they
must be covered with good, thrifty pasture grass.
free from weeds, and grown upon good soil, with
sufficient tenacity for handling and laying. M
nence within Ten days after notice given by The En-
gneer In CHARGE and in such quantity as NAV b. re-
quired-all TO he delivered not later than the Goth
B dder. will state the price per cubic gard for the
earth, delivered as above-specifyng each kind; and
per superficial yard tor the sod. delivered as
above. =
The contract will be awarded to the lowest re-
sponslble bidder and be subject to the approval
the War Department. The undersigned, however,
reserves the right to exclude the bids Of any
who, there is reason 10 believe win not ialhfully
and promptly perform the contract; also, any In
formal Dids as Wen as those that are above rem
sonaple price for the work; and no member Q, anv
gress officer or gsnt Of the Government, nG hc ad
person employed In the public service, saa ,y benefit
United to any share in the contract vi any "'"'
which may arise thererrom- a., da,,verv os ,bs
earth and sod n approved and accepted by the
Observation-Disclosures Encncer-2e per cent to be reserv-
ed from each payment until ihe eompieuoh OIL inc
contract. . =. ......,. III, -,
cal, an the undersigned ut his oeice, in Morton
Block on Congress street, for forms OF same; and,
on transmitting them, will endorse thereon "Pro-
posals tor furnishing earth Tor sod" the
may bel for Fort Gorges." s.s
Bvt. Brig General U. S. A.
U. S. Engineer Office,
Portland, Me-, July 20. 1sG7. I edtd
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LOST AND FOUND.
Found,

DUNNGNG at large IN westbrook near Capisic
IN Mills, COW, about twelve years old, whitish
brindle color. The owner have the same by
calling ON Greenleaf Thorn, In Westbrook, proving
property and paying charges jy29d1ws
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Real Estate AFT Auctio,

I'm TUESDAY, August eth, at O'Clock pm T
~ shall sell the properly No. ~ Newbury Strcet
IL consists OF two and half story wooden honss
with brick bas ment, cou tanning eleven rooms an,i
attie Soft and hard water in house.
also, -
One and half story wooden house in tear. IL
contains five rooms, finished throughout. Lot about
fortythree feet 'front.' and running back ninety feet
TO Adams Street. s.,. .-r..-
This property is now under rent for $3.50 year,
and offers a fine chance for investment, and will be
sold without reserve the owners living ont Of town.
Terms c 'sy, = ~ p 4. .. BAILEY, Auct.
,JuV 10. Utl.
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w anted.
Wanted.

A GOOD GIRL that understands cooking, to d.
IA first work. Enquire at 1874 Spring Street.
July 16. dit ,slfsa4 stl .el,te.e f1-
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LECTURES.

4 NEW course OF Lectures, as delivered at the
IA New York Museum of Anatomy, will be sent
to parties unable to attend them they are Of vital
Importance to all the subjects const ing OF How 70
Live? and what to live for? Youth Maturity and
Old Age, Manhood generally reviewed or the treat
ment and cure of indigestion, Flatulency ana Ner-
ETC. These important Lectures will be forwarded
on receipt Of four stamps by addressing Secretary,
New York Museum or Anatomy anu ocienco
61S Broadway, New YORK.
NAV 81. T,T&S3ms
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WEST INDIES AND ACENTRAL
AMERICAGij y 1 49,
8dl Ag stgah i7--71.7z a5d5o gAg LaaI go
MMrdeTsOftlse Mate of Bark
gis9ts ealW0EI0ce.. 91a f,5I0Tt9q
suslE sew ei III T--1ia ~ ~ o.
EMIGRATION TO VENEZUELA
FuWfia.A 8sI.A ttlElsstlJ sfsad f5ff I0l
--trs ~ Oh has 0iaifssz
Effects of he New Taxation at
SOHO Porto Rico. 8 bns aol
EMIsRATIoN TO VENEZUELA.
YoRK .Julv %

.tfh tS'n''ii'-t ~ NEW YORK, July 20.
Despite the royal decree Of May last pass
ports are still required on arrival in Cuba.
They must be revised by the Spanish Consul.
The first mate of the American bark Wal
lace was murdered by three American colered
sailors, who win be tried here.
Yellow fever is still prevailing in Havana
There were 120 deaths in june out of $50 cases
The project of a CuSan mint has been again
agitated in the Spanish Cortes. w..
The Government of Venzuela, on the 9th
inst, exposed the revolutionary plan instigat-
ed by Gen. Mosquera, and pretending to re-
store the Colombian Confederacy. af6f
Five Thousand men are expected to arrive
via Tachera and Avonzo into Venznela terri
tory. Cargoes of arms are being introduced by
the Avonza frontier. Some arrests have been
made of former insurrectionists.
DIR. Prince, with his Southern emigrants,
has arrived at Grenzana. More Southerners
are expectedin November. Mining operations
in that State are quite successful. Mr.. Austin
was expected soon from Cavatal. He goes to
the United States for more capital, laborers
and mining machinery.
Refugees areleaving Havana for Vera Cruz
When the late troubIous events happened in
Porto Rico Instantaneous appearance of an
American war steamer created great sensa-
ton on thefsland. Confidence there is entire
ly shaken, finance and trade are paralyzed and
800 establishments are closed owing to their
inability to support the new taxation. is7li $3.50
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al Maine Historical Society.
THE Annual Meeting of the Maine Historical So
ciety will be held at the Rooms of the Society, in
Bowdoin College, Brunswick, on Thursday Aug. 8.
1867, at O'Clock A. M. - =. ~. 49, =
Toward BALLARD, Secretary.
Brunswick, July "a, 1867 -dtd 80
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-IllII-l y p > I7 NEW YORK., July %
The steamer City of Boston brings European
dates of the 18th.
The steamer English, which was to sail sim
ultaneously with the City of Boston sustained
damages in storm which detained her.
There was much rioting and some blood shed
at st. Helens, Lancashire, on the 18th inst, on
the occasion of the Orange demonstration
For time there was a complete reign of terror
The twenty-three batteries of artillery sus
pended in November, 1865, by q decree of the
Emperor Napoleon, have been re-established
Napoleon has sent M. Rouher the grand
Cross of the Legion of Honor, set in diamonds
accompanied by note, in which he expresses
the hope that this attention on his part will
cause M. houher to forget the unjust attacks
made upon him for his services to the country
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Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO, H., July 20. d
flonr dull; Spring extras at 81! a 10 co. Spring
wheat dull at 90 @ To- Corn quiet at 81 a 87k for
No. ], and SO "a s3t for No. p Oats dull and de-
clned "a 5c sales at e2a "a CSC for No. q closing at
sales at SO "a 90. Barley neglected. Mess Pork
neglected. "a 90 asked, % 30 offered Lard firm at
12s q 13ac. Beef Cattle dull and unchanged
Recepts-35O0 bbls. -four IA, 900 BUSH corn. 5000
bush oats, 200 hogs Shipments 500 bbls -four.
$4,000 bush. wheat, 262, 900 bush. corn $1,000 bush
nafc Ia
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" IRON WNterstOp ~..
THRESHOLDS
Patterned 1863.

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 tail.
This Threshold is admirably adapted TO that
much-desired style of windows called Easement or
French windows for by this invention all the disa
greeable features Of that style OF window obyat
ed and there be no reason now why 1t cannot be
brought into general use. $50 -I.4.ssi 80.
Certificates unnecessary, for oil that is needed Is
to see the operation of during storm, or to 1sh
those who have tried them. ff-l a. SSH
i Orders addressed to
JAMES A. FOSS,
Middle, near HAM shire street, promptly attended
IN fx-on-
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-07-30

ifn BOSTON, July ~.
Steamship Ontario, the pioneer of the new
American steamship line, made a trip down
the harbor to-day with the stockholders and
invited guests, numbering about COO. Ex-
Mayor Lincoln presided over a meeting held
on board, at which speeches commendatory of
by Hon, .Ginery TwichelL Collector Russell,
Rev. =. N. Kirby, Hon. Mr.. Stone, late Speak
er Of the Massachusetts House of Representa-
tives, and Others The Ontario is commanded
by Capt Frank Hallett, a veteran shipmaster
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