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HAHBoADs ~ 4
1867
Ise7. GRAND KAN, ,.7 1897.
SUMMER qEXCURSI0NSsl l.

= p. W..
SUMMER g EXCURSIONS l..
Tickets at greatly reducedrates via the
Grand Trunk Railway
To the White Mouniai.s. Mentre cal ,Quebee,
3 fs Niagara Fails, Detroit, Chicago,
and Milwaukee, -
Route No I. Danville or Yarmouth Junction TO
y. GOrham and Return, ~ 80
'." 2. Portland to Gorham and Return, 81 90
LI SHORTHAND 70 Montreal and Return, 10 90
pm a.Poriland TO Montreal and Return
.IarE 3. Portland to Quebec and Return, 10 90
iH II ~ Return, : 7"@sNn II ' ~ s'11Dn 90 90
'H az PORTLAND to Detroit and Return, ~ 90
A" 8. Portland to Chicago and Return. 800 .
....5 !, 90 . all rail, - - 40 90
n. L.. Z" 9. Portland to Chicago and Return, :, .
-' %. ' via SarIiia Line ofStearncrs In
H.t -H.i Guiding Meals and State Rooms "a 90
&c 10. Portland TO Milwaukee anu Re- p
b. turn-same as Moo. Lnaai 500
Also Round Trip Tickets, from Portland byRaiI or
Steamer, by Boston, Worcester Il Western and NJ
!. Central on via Saratoga To Niagara Falls; by
SQnnd Steamers or Railroad 10 New York; Hudson
lsyes railroad, OF Peoples Day Line Steamers 20
Albany n. \, Central or Erie Railroad to Niagara
IE ,a, ka or Steamer TO Toronto; Grand Trunk
hshiWay or Royal Mail Lido Steamers on Lake On
darlo and ST. Lawrence River, passing through the
Ihousan lslanls and Rapids by daylight, 70 Que
pee; strand Trunk Railway, via White Mountains,
Routes Meals and Berths included on ROYAL Mail
Line Steamers Through Tickets can be procured
at an the Prlncipai Ticket Orices in New England
s anu at the oompanys once, No. %, West Market
+. ?. BEACH, Gen1 Agent, 175 Broadway. NY.
z. J. BkYnGES, Managn g Director
WIN. FLOWERS Eastern Agent Ranoor
2s2 Con- ress st under Lancaster Hat Portland.
Bangor, May 1, 1867. ivsd2m
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Land on Commercial street

Lease at+ ~ ift So q 4
~ subscriber is DESTROYS of improving his lots
tLa h commercial street, and will lease part or
% Or I he Viii ipf ei a term Of years. y
i o. an erect buildings suitable for manufacture
ing or other purposes, ii desired '- A'A''iae'ui
tbe snpscriSo VIII DC received by f. f. UPHANT or
May Goth. 'f i-iG -iaNf1 hiChAkDSON.
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NHidsi2e.Axed Men.

There are many men OF the age OF thirty who are
troubled with too frequent excavations from the blad-
der, often accompanied by slight smartng burn
ing sensation, and weakening the system in man.
ner the patient cannot account for. On examining
the urinary deposits ropy sediment viii often be
FUND, and sometimes small particles Of semen al
bumen will appear, the color will be OF thin milk
ish hue, again changing to dark aud trbid appear
ance. There are many men who die of this difficulty
ignorant of the cause which Is the y Is 'a7tsfq =
~ SECOND STAGE OF sEMINALwEAKHEss. %
can warrant q perfect cure in such cases, and o
full and healthy restoration Of the urinary organs.
Persons who cannot personally consult the Dr.,
can 10 50 by writing, in a plain amer, iescrp-
ton Of their diseases, and the appropriate remedies
will be forwarded Immediately.
70 All Correspondence strictly scontdential and win
Adqresn ;asGi vi,lsf.DR.J. B. HUGHES, lilab
Next door IL ,bs ,,rebs rd No. PTshs stEsst Or
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-10-17
Point Pleasant Retail Market,
Corrected Weekly by
COLE g. BRYAN, GROcERS,

FLouR-ln good demands Super 99j
Family SIC so; Fancy Sl3 90
GRAN--Wheot prime 81 35@2 so;
Oats 45@50t; Corn rs,
PRovlIoSs--Shoulders ll@l7 cts;
hams 2O@23c; sugar cured 25ei sides
l5@2l c; dried beef 25@3e cents,
Mess Pork l5c, per pound.
APpLEs--green 100000 per bushOl. -
Dried 4tO5c pound,
DRIED PEACHES l0@l5c a pound,
PoTAToEs. -75@l 90 per bush.
LARD-l5c
BUTTER -20@25c.
EGas--ln good demand OF l2l0l5c,
CorFEE-2503o for green, Drowned
50 cts.
SUGAR. avonnu, 14ci Cuba lOoi
N. o, l6@l7c; hard refined 20 cts,
Coffee sugar, l8@l0c,
MoLAssRs--Sorghum $4,000 per gal
N. q. 81 10. Syrup 81 90
SoDA-124o for New Castle.
STARCH -l00l2c.
Flsu-Ncw mackoral by tho kit&2 90
0S2 90 ..
sALT-BarOl 50 20
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POINT PLEASANT
Classical School.

A N INSTITUTION with this title will be
N opened in Point Pleasant, West Va, on
the ION Of SEP I EMBER, 1861, and continue
through scholastic year Of ten months; in
chargeOG
Rrv. B. b. BLAIR, Instructor in Moral and
Mental Philosophy.
II. O. LOWRY, A, NJ, Instructor in Langua-
gos, Mathematics and Physical Sciences.
The price of tuition will vary from SO to SO
per month, according TO the branches taught.
A contingent foe Of so cents per month will be
charged.
Rooms and board can be had in tho place Mt
reasonable rates. Text books procured at city
prices.
II is the design Of this Institution to pre-.
pare boys and young men for the highest Col.
Ieges or University Of the country, or for tho
business Of life. Any who desire TO study
French aud German will have the opportunity
II any should desire to study Law in connect.
ion with an Academic course, arrangements
to this end can be effected with distinguished
lawyer Of this place, who has probably the Il d.
nest library in the state.
Tuition fees will be paid monthly.
Tho school will be non sectarian in politics
and religion. 1t will be conducted according
to the laws aud rules of Colleges.
Mr. l,owroy refers TO he Faculty Of Emory
and Henry College Of Vrginia, Prof. Peters.
of the University ofVirginia, and the patrons
of the Charleston Institute.
Mr. Blair refers to the Faculties Of Jefferson
College. Pennsylvania, aud Union Theological
Seminary, Virginia.
septl9.iw.
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EMorg. GreeuIoo, what nre ~geu
and the rest of the RAIDS doing up there
on Thirteen? Are you going to elect
Simpson Ford and Ryan, know you
are, for you are not only loyal in lime Of
war but in time Of peace.
TIE way Thirteen goes go gees the
county. hope there will be a rise in
Salt River before the election so Tom
linson, Howard and Hogs can get up in
SAFETY We don't want them shipwreck'
ed. We want tbe same ticket 10 run
again next year. z.
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cHAoMSEO-The Democracy of Ohio
and hereabouts are very much chagrinod
because they did not carry that State for
the Democratic ticket, as was was FIRST
reported. but that has nothing 10 do
with the immense stock Of new goods
just received at Smith & POlsloy's op.
pOsile The Court House, which they Os,
sure US will be sold cheaper than ever
before. Give them a call.
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Union Republican
MEETINGS.

Judge N. Simpson, Uaion Republic
can candidate for the House of Delegates
@ili address the people Of Mason county
at the following times aad places. Let
ihere be general turn oW:
Arhuckle tp, Oct, l7th, 2 p. m al
the 8 Mile School House Oct. 18th,
Q p, m.al B; L. Hays on big l6,
Harmon tp. Oct, 10Th, 2 p. m, at the
School House at camp. Oct 2lst, 2 p.-
m. at the school house nOar Geo. Holl-
ey's on Little Guysudotte Oct. e2d
2p. m. al the school house near Cush.
ing's.
oIendeniu tp, Oct, esd, Up, m, at
Crab Creek school house At Point
Pleasant, Oct 93I. at night,
BY order ofthe
CENTRAL COMMITTEE
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IOWA ELECTION.
De MOines, Oclober II

Des Moines, OcloOet II'
Returns forty counties ard parts Of
counties have been received here. In
these countiesthe Republican State tick
ct has majority of 27,5Os. All the
heaviest counties in the State have been
heard from, Those yet to coma in are
in the agricultural districts and near
ly all strongly Republican. The forty
counties heard from give half tho votes
Of the Stale.
We have everything to back us in say
ing that our Sialo majority will not be
less than $1,000.
Both branches of the Legislature are
four Giths Republican.
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CL6rulSa. MIR. A Hess. has 'ocoiv
cd his new stock of Fall aud Winter
clothing. which by The way is the largest
stock ever brought 10 this place. aud
which he is Offering at very low prices
Tor cash or country produce. He has
alo new stock Of boots and shoes, hats
and caps, 90, which he offers as cheap
as the cheapest, His new advertise,
menl will appear next week,
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Tue LlpY's FRrsND FOR NOVEMBER -
This number Is remarkably good
The Steel Engraving Learning to Sew
is sweet, quiet homo picture. The
Fashion Plate is stylish and gay; nothing
of the kind in the country is worth look
ing at compared with The elegant refine
nent OF the fashions as shown By this
magazine. The Wood Cuts lead of
with soaO captivating skating costumes,
and some illustrations Of novel and
most convenient kind Of hood; and in
cudc wonderful variety of things in
terestins to lalics. Thers'are two pages
Of Music -"The PearIy Stream Polka"
and the literary matter is uncommonly
h:-August Boil, Elizabeth Prescott
Aunt Alice and Frank Lee Benedict
have done their best.
Great inducements in the way Of
Premiums, &c, are promised to new
subscribers, and our readers should send
for sample copy, containing ell these
liberal offers. Sample copies will be
sent Tor fifteen cents.
Price with engravipg) So so ayoor
Fourcopies with one ensraviug) 5000.
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PAINTING.

"a l.. G. MAUPIN, House Sign sud or.
lLl pamcntal Painter, Point Pleasant, West
Virginia, has'iust purchased Adams Patent
Graining dachine, and is now prepared 10 do
ALL KINDS or PAINTING AND GRAIN
ING il the latest aud most approved Style
Orders solicited and which will receive prompt
attention. Prices moderate, Iscp 5-Bm,
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PUTNAM ALL RIGHr ON THE RAIL
aoAD.-We have learned through Pri-
yale channels that all the precincts in
Putnam county except one had been
heard from, giving majority Oft over
three frths infavor Of subscription and
that this one would DO largely in favor
oIAho railroud,
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BASE BALL TouRS1MrNr,-The base
ball tournemsut which came of at Mid
dleport, Ohio, was very nice affair
The Kanavha Club of this place aud
The Gallia Club of Gallipolis, being the
two best Clubs. have now to play of for
the first prize of $500. We do not
know whether they will play here or al
GaIlipOlis.
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Sometimes one gets along without adj
verIi,iug. Instances are giving Of pill
grims reaching Mecca on their knees,
Ii 10 easier, pleasanter and swiiler to
travel in the cars Liberal snd discreet
advertising puts business on wheels, and
renders it active, boneGcenl to the pub
lie, and remuuemtivo 10 the dealer,
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Exa nlimatiOn Notice,

EXAMINATIONS for Teachers Of Freq
IL Schools, for Mason county, win be held
at the School Hogsa in Paipt Pleasant on ihA
THIRD SATURDAY gf each month, from
10 A. NJ. to o'clock p. NJ. Private 'xamln;
atoms will apt be granted, in any case.
D. @. FORBES, County SuPt,
June 7lh. 1865 lY.
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RgDrL BRAvApo,-Tho Presidents
ovoninp organ, of yesterday, publishes
a string Of verses entitled 'Impoach
Him II \ GU Can" Democratic yell of
dc dance such 90 has bocn induldgca in
for tho last eight years.
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the House o.
aud the attending c. SHREWSBURY Sheriff oil Mason eoum
67-4w
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w Z are prepared to do all. kinds Of job
w Printing In tho very bost style and W.
on the lSon reasonable terms,
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DIEI=

At Pomeroy, Ohio, on Sunday might last,
Robert Cohen, formerly resident u this cOuR'
ty, aged % years.
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CLIFroS-We spent couple of days.
III The upp'. end of'his cOnnty during
tho past week, and was much grali6ed
at the spirit Of improvement that has
overcome tho people. We spent about
day in the magic city Of Clifton, in
looking over the g&rious Improvements
going on there, The first thing that at
trsc,ed our attention was the immense
structure lately put up there for the man
ufaoture of iron and nails. II is sup
plisd with the best Of machinery aud ia
at this time turning out two hundred
aud fifty kegs Of nails day. When
they get all their machinery 10 going
They will make about double tES num-
Der per day.
The officers of this Company arc H.
G Daniel, President; H. H, Swallow,
Treasurer; Gen. W. II. Powell, Gen'l
Superintendent; & E, Downings, Sec'y.
The next thing we noticed we're the
three or four immense Salt Furnaces in
course of erection. Ono furnace alone
will have capacity for making, as We
were iaformed, about three hundred bar.
rels of salt per day.
The town is building up very rapidly
and it is expected that in less than a
year Clifton vii number upwards Of g.
900 inhabitants, Enterprise is doing all
tbis.
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Taxes of 1855 andlT axes Of 1864
interest since Dec, ntrst since Dec Total of all
18th 1865, until l5th 1866 until taxcS and in,
Sep LIST 1861. Sept LIST, 1867 teresI,
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MI
The regular communication OF Minturn
Lodge No. 10. a. F. and A. NJ, arc held
monthly on the night of the full moon, the
same being Tuesday, or the Tuesday night
Immediately preceding
D. W. POLsLEY, Secretary.
sept 10, ls67-ly.
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Terms Eight Dollars per AMMAN, In Advance.

"nen' IA Ease OF similar transaction Le-
tween individuals, would be as morally and
legally binding as an express promise would
nave been. II the abstract right tn tax ;,s
own promises to pay ever inhered in the GOV.
enment Of the United States, 1t has lapsed
through what the lawyers would call "nou-
user" 1t could only be assumed anew by
making the contract with the lender, in the
first instance, contemplate the imposition OF
tax, in order that he might make such terms
and take the securities at such rates, as an in
telligent regard for his own interests would re-
quire. The contract with the present bondhold-
ers, by implication, precluded the ideathat the
income from their investment was to be re-
duced by an annual tribute to the borrower
In the second place, If law and justice permit
ted the exaction of this "Smart money" by
the government, a slowly dawning perception
OF the resemblance of this PROCESS to talk
ing money out of one pocket and putting it
into another, is beginning to shake the conf
dence of the Democracy in its financial sagac-
ty. liza man buys taxable securities he will
OF course pay less for them than he would if
their value was not reduced in exact proper
tion to the amount Of the tax, so that neither
the government nor the tax payers would be
the gamers .'.I..
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On the 18th of August the House of Com
mons went into Committee on the obnoxious
Parks Regulation Bill. Mr.. Taylor, with the
view of getting rid Of the bill, moved that the
chairman leave the chair, intimating that he
should use every means the forms of the House
permitted to defeat it, and justified the minor
ity in taking this extreme course against the
majority by the assertion that the minority in
the House represented the great majority out
oft. The bill, he maintained, was nothing more
than an attempt 10 stifie the right Of public
meeting in London, since Hyde Paik was the
only place in which the people could meet. He
commented on the numerous changes which
had been made in the bill, and hinted that the
government would willingly let it drop, were
they not pushed on by hot-headed friends who
wanted a bit of revenge and compensation for
the humiliation of having Reform bill wrung
out of them.
Mr. Neate denied that promiscuous and
spontaneous aggregations of individuals were
public meetings" in the legal sense, conse-
quently the bill did not interfere with the
right Of holding lawful meetings. These DEM
onstrations were held to overawe Parliament
and as proof that they had that effect he al
legged that he himself was afraid to vote for the
Sunday Liquor bin for fear of one of these
meetings Tie debate was warm. Mr.. Mill,
Mr.. Labouchere, Mr.. Fawcett, Mr.. w. e. Fors-
| ter, Mr.. T. Hughes, Sir J. Gray, and Mr.. Cow
| en- spoke; repeating each Others arguments
that the bill is inopportune,a restriction on the
right of public meeting as Hyde Park is the
| only convenient place of meeting; that TO per-
i severe with il will throw over several impor-
i tant bills for the session, and that it could be
| more easily carried if postponed till next ses-
| sion, sc. The debate was adjourned. fai
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sAGADAHOC COUNTY.
FRANKLIN COUNTY
-itl - AND -H H4ts tHt
Fifth Senatorial District Convention.

lt- j !
IT. Q Union voters Of Franklin County are requested
to send Delegates to Convention to be held In Far
mngton, at the Court House, on Saturday, August
31t, 1867 at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon, for the pur-
pose of nominating Candidates for Senator Clerk OF
Courts. Register Of Probate, Register of Deeds,
County Commissioner, County Treasurer. i-tt.'
Every Town and Plantation is entitled to two Del
eeates tor its organization and Delegate for every
25 votes cast for Gov. Chamberlain in 1885, and for
every majority fraction of 25 additional delegate.
The several Towns and Plantations are entitled to
delegates follows: Avon 8. Carthage T. Chestervle
9, Pennington ~: Feem 4, Industry Q, Jay Q,
Kngiield 4, Madrid 4, New Sharon Is, New Vine-
yard 5, Phillips 49, Rangeley 4, sa'em 4, Strong c.
Temple 6, Weld 8, Wilton II, Eustis Pl. 2, Letter
Fl. g. Perkins Pl 2, Rangey Pl. Q, No 2, Dallas Pl
2, Sandy River pl 8, Washington Pl.2 Copen Pl. q
Land Plantation 2, Green valePl2.
F. c PERKINS,
S. f. SMALL,
A~ W. ABNER TOOTHAKER h
I loose A. s. BUTTERFIELD,
. -9uVf=Hi bHt j. G. WHEELER, n 81
~ lsf, @"alla 's'i1 County Committee.
tI.-ffa sn'gt E. II. fstt1lsl
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fubiished this morning. con Gasins reports of
the Republican county conventions held last
week in Cumberland, Hancock, Knox, Lin
coin, Oxford, Penobscot, Piscataquis, Sagada-
hoe, Waldo and Washington counties; the
correspondence between General Grant and
the President on the Removal of Gen. Sheri-
dan; portion of the Hon. Benz. Harris's re-
cent letter declaring that the Democratic par
ty must be restored to power, "peaceably if we
can, forcibly if we must;" Carlyle's recent ex-
position of the Democratic creed as held by an
English Tory; Notes in Virginia, from spec
ial correspondent; an account of DR.. Hamlin's
American College in Turkey, from an occa-
sional correspondent; biographical notice Of
Mrs. Elizabeth Day, by William Willis; with
the usual variety of foreign and domestic
news, agricultural miscellany, a selected story,
&c.. &c. e. 4L4Dy r 81 f..a.. .-r..f.H ..'
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- Drawing and Penmanship. "a
INSTRUCTION in Pencil and Crayon Drawing and
l Penmanship will be given by Miss ANNA
LATHAM, at No 16 Exchange Street. au26d1w*
Academy Of NOtre Dame. fdql
i form the public that the studies at their ac-
ademy will be resumed ON Monday, September 3D.
Parents will please apply for particulars at the ac-
ademy, corner OF Free and Oak streets. eg40a
Aug26-d2w
Gorh0aaa LADIES' Seminary,
S now in successful operation with iull board OF
i Teachers. n - -
The first term Of the Academic year will open on
Monday, the 10th of September next.
eH@Gorham Academy will open ON the same day.
eB Send for Circular to the Principal.
REV. C. c. PARKER.
Gorham, Aug, 1867. au27eod2w
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Casco st. Seminary.

THE Fall Term of this School for Young Ladies'
i and Misses will commence Monday, September
Cd, and continue ten week. For terms &C., apply
at No. Is Preble ST. l.dg f5 restef..,.-.r -
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Jennie L. Shurtlef, Teacher of Children's Depart
ment. Anna Latham, Teacher Of Penmanship ant
Drawing. GLOW es4-y os.- ea,,r aug25d2ws
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President, and had no other object in indit ng
the letter than to set himself right with g. en-
eral Sheridan and the country.

Whether General Grant desires to be Pres
ident and deprecated the removal of Sheri-
dan because 1t might cloud his prospects, We
know not; but 1t Is clear enough that his
course on this subject could not have been
nore aS skiliully calculated if it had been prompt
o9b;y T py tnls motive. The headlong vehemence
ana 'S protest makes Sherieans cause his own,
Prap;Sdes p;;Sscudes the apprshended rivalry.-
=, and uent Johnson's reply has firm digDi-
cy,,nno nmJ e,1TmamIanding ,Ta force of logic which
70 veru une a letter to which be is replying in
Of the Presidents action were alwavs enuaI
to the cogency Of his reasoning. he wonld he
an admirable Chief Magistrate. II reonired
no great acumen, however, to dispose Of such
arguments as General Grants, and II nothing
better could be offered against Sheridan's re
moval, the President has a very triumphant
Justification, 4 4,a.. .t 81. .H -.
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IdHuIaCtufInS J6WeIeT. ~ ,
~ REEyES, manufacturer of eyery deserip-
VI. ton of Jewelry, having established himself at
335 Congress Street, is now prepared to make any-
thing in the iine ersons furnishing their own gold
can have their Jewels made to order, Diamonds and
Pearls reset. Hair braided and mounted In the lat
styles. wery, fans, canes, pipes, &c. repaired
and mounted. A large assortment of cheap Jewelry
for sale. srtrtsr hae 4,l G. REEVES,
june24df No. 1886 Congress street.
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DAILY PRESS.
PORTLAND
REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS.

Thursday Morning, August 80. 1867.
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LO r. il IN Ct -
Iron W0terstOp 'leso.
THRESHOLDS
s Patented 1865.
D s-,KyS il5H


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. 1 gatsI 10 0fi J 20
This Threshold is admirably adapted to that
much desired style of windows called Easement or
French windows, for by this invention all the disa-
greeabe features of that style of window Obviat
ed, and there be reason now why it cannot be
brought into general use
Certificates unnecessary, for all that is needed is
to see the operation of during storm, to ask
those who have tried them. i''i-- 'if 20 -''
q Orders addressed TO b uqesl slIl E .r4 IaJ
JAMES A. FOSS, d.
Middle, near Haml shire street, promptly attended
In -. Z ixpa- :
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The White Pine Compound Cnrea

Gore Throat Colds Coughs Dipsheria Bronchitis sris
ting OF Bleed aud Pulmonary Affections generally IL
IL retnar kabIe Remedy hdnrJ Compatnt-, DiAhe-
ter, Difficulty al Noding Crime, issdng rom the hld-
nhss Mnl BlMdiar. HtnNEl nnd Alhnr eonLalh nts.