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The Portland daily press., 1868-09-23

, PARADE OF WARD SEVEN GRANT AND Col.
FAX GUARDS This company will parade
through Ward z this wednesday, evening,
with the Portland Band The following is the
route of march: From the ward room to Spruce
street, thence to Clark street, up Clark to Pine,
down Pine to Bracket, thence to Carlton, down
Carlton to Congress, out Congress to Grove
street, down Grove to Portland, out Portland to
st. John, and countermarch, returning to Port :
land street, thence to Libby's Corner thence
back on Congress to Forest street, down For
est, countermarch back to Congress, thence to
Vaughan street, thence up Bramhal to Brack
EFT, up Bracket to Arsenal street, up Arsenal
to the Promenade, thence down Bramhallto
Bracket, down Bracket to Carlton, up Carl
ton to Pine, up Pine to Vaughan, up Vaughan
to Bowdoin street, down Bowdoin to Spring
down Spring to Storer, down Storer to Dam
forth, down Danforth to Clark, up Clark to
Spring, up Spring to Thomas, down Thomas to
Pine, down Pine to. Emery, up Emery to
Spruce, down Spruce to Clark, down Clark to
Spring, down Spring to Bracket, down Brack-
EFT to Salem street, countermarch, returning to
Ward Room.
1t is requested that people on the route ipdi-
Gated will furnish water. As this is to be
strictly Ward demonstration it is expected
that every Republican voter will join in this
turnout, and meet at the Ward Room at
promptly seven O'clock, where each one will
be furnished with q uniform. If the weather
should prove stormy the parade will take place
on Friday evening.
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Royal Baking PowderI

If You want the cheapest and best article now in
use Tor cooking, try the ROYAL Baking Powder
COST you nothing to try ii not perfectly satisfactory
as every can is warranted. -- paws
For slle by W. i. WILSON & CO., Jesse Dyer
& Co, Rufus Jordan, Boothby s. HaDnatorJ, and s.
c. Chadwick. .-" -.i ls sep22d6t#
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THE GRADES OF MUNJoY.-The commission
appointed to examine the Eastern portion of
the city and recommend permanent grades for
the accommodation of the business which is
expected there, held Its first session yesterday.
The Board is com posed of Col Thomas L.,
Casey and Col l.. G. Houston, of the United
States Engineers; Capt. Patterson and As
sistants III. IL. Whiting and j. A. Sullivan of
the United States Coast Survey; and Gen G..
f. Shepley, City Solicitor, Phinehas Barnes
and Nathan Webb, Esq, of Portland.
AT their meeting the commission examined
the excellent map which has been prepared by
Mr.. Sullivan, assisted by Mr.. Horace Ander-
son of the Coast Survey. The map presents
oil the Typographical and photographic features
of the area to be embraced in the report, with
thoroughness and fidelity beyond all praise.
In the afternoon the commi ssion proceeded to
make personal inspection of the ground. An
adjourned meeting will be held to-day for the
purpose of deciding upon the general features
of the report. i- r''y b. ---l- I'll
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To she Republican Voters OF 'ne ''es.
t.g s,ouyressi.uaE Distriet

General William Hobson OF saco, having de-
clined the nomination as candidate for Elector
of President and Vice President tor the first
Maine district, the Republican district commit
tee in accordance with precedent, have snbsti-
tuted the name of Hon. Esreff H. Banks OF
Biddef6rd as candidate for said office OF
Elector.a=nr lt..., r
M. A BLANCHARD, Portland.
Ald2f EDWIN B. SMITH Saco
~ GEO. LIBBY, Westbrook.
GEORGE III. KNowLToN, Alfred.
S. A. HoLBRooK, Freepoft. r
sr--..x. W., Il iffpFy
The Portland daily press., 1868-09-23

PATENTS issued to Maine inventors for tho
week ending Sept. %, ana each bearin,, 49,
date. Reported for the Press by VIM. Henrv
Clifford, Solicitor of American and Foreirn
Patents, 301 IL Congress street, Portland.
T. III. Miller. Green's Landing, row locks.
george w. Schermerhorn, East Limington,
cork puller. .-i-i ~ -
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To Holders of Government Bonds
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hEMovAL.-We have neglected to note the
removal OF the office and scales of Mr.. Joseph
l. DOR to the opposite side of Commercial
ise'' near the foot of Maple street, which is a
on more convenient location than the old
~ us coal sheds are on the wharf, and are
a. e,o,essipie from his present office. They
"so ii,'eu WIN prime coal, and he sells at the
lowest prices. ~ - ~ ''io
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t,atc,,elor.s t4o,,. t,ya

This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world.
The only trie and perfect e--Harmless Reliable,
instantaneous. Nodisappointmenf No ridiculous
tints. Remedies the i'll effects oi Bad Dyes Invis-
crates and leaves the hair soft and beautiful black or
Gropn. Sold by all Druggists and Perlumers; and
properly applied at Bachelors Wig Factory ie Bond
street, Kew York. ianiisNdly
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Judge Brinkerhoff says Ohio will give tbo
largest Republican majority of any State 'i in
the Union. Maine has given, at a STATE cleo
a od, Repupllcan majority equal to 5000 for
equal what Maine has done, and Maine will
90 90 better in November than she has done in
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS give $4,000 majority for
' U,ans and Colfax, as she has q Electoral
h Soeos We hope she'll more than do it as we
East i; no o9lection to the West beating the
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Sup srior Gour'.

NppDahD
TUEsDAY.-No. 9s-Frances A. Cutler vs. f. B.
Hanson. Assumpsit on promissory note, also on an
account The Court ruled out the note because it
was not stamped at the time it was made. and that
the stamp upon it had been placed there during the
day. Plaintiff then fell back upon the account. The
case was not finished, a
Carleton O'Dennell
To-day, Wednesday,, the above trial will be I'm
ishet and the Court will take up No. 60-AlcLaugh-
lin VS.. McCarty and Trustee, which the last case
for trial al this term.
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Portland and Vicinity.


AUCTION COLUMN.
House and Lott. o. Bsi'ey EssNtl
SEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN g. i
b.. to, a, R,ling P.wder-M. Il. Wilson Is CO.
poItiand Business College,. A. Gray.
10 SDortsmeu-G. l.. Bailey. & .a.
Evening sessions Portlanh Business College.
EARN for Sale--W. II Jerris.
Real Estac orokers-G Il. Davis & Co.
Salt Afoat-pant ~ Co.
House 0 Lett G. Iot'ing i 11tI
Howe Sewing Mlchina-B n Harris -r rs. ID.
Board, No. L. Gust Street. t.3 -tH+ ~
0o;lrders Wanted-J N johnson -s f--
Tenement to Lett. Il. Tviiord. '.t
A Card to the Ladies.
Dry Goods Salesman Wanted. ~ 2rlly-s
Hats aldCaps--Harris ..f. IS ..-ts. -.,.-... r. !
Fancy Goods. &c.-Joseph S. Emerson. .
Dog Lost-i.owe 81 Senter.
Standisif Nom Resident TaAes-Wm Paine. %, e,
Probate Notices.. A. Waterman. -.fr
Furs-Weis Il Zoebiseh.
Store to Let-W. ii. Jerris. . -r.,s -..-rr.e
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The citizens of Bath have, by vote of 476
to 406, decided in. favor of bridge across the
Kennebec river to connect with the Knox &;
Lincoln railroad. On the question of its loca-
ton, it was decided in the vicinity Of the pres-
ent ferry by vote of 400 to 343 in favor Of tbe
vicinity of Winslows Rocks ~ 49,
The Portland daily press., 1868-09-23

{ PHELAN's latest improved Combination
Cushions are applied to all the billiard tables
in the American House, Boston. Messrs, Rice
& Son have now one of the largest and best
houses in the country, with all modern i'm
The Portland daily press., 1868-09-23

On. BENNETT is TO deliver his third free lee
ture this afternoon at O'Clock, to ladies only,
at the Library Room, Mechanics Hall. See
advertisements. .H, f-T-..s. . Sol. -..-..s. -- ..
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/" are requested to state that telegram
"" "' received from the Tri-Mountain b. b.
Vi boston, saying they would be unable
:" pay 'he Eons this afternoon, consequently
ITO game Will come off this afternoon.
The Portland daily press., 1868-09-23

VALUABLE HORSES SHOULD BE INSURED in
the ErNA LIVE STocK INSURANCE Co., LoR-
ING s. THURsroN Agents, No. Exchange st.
The Portland daily press., 1868-09-23

@.A- p t@ E-r I.aE-
- HOUSE corner Myrtle and Oxford street
sS,;; containing II rooms hard and soft water For
-a@--sA particulars apply at r 81 .l.1-r.-'|-- :
Lorings's Drug Store,
Corner Exchange and Federal Streets. opposi the
stohice. sepZ3dtt
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Il
M GEO. R. DAVIS DE- CO.,
Real Estate Brokers, Commission
m Merchants and AuctiOneers. On
0@oa M Mo,ko,n pIoolr Dor4Io,,J NJ

PARTICULAR ATTENTION PAID, TO THE SALE OF
REAL ESTATE BY PRIVATE OR PUBLIC SALE. 81
FOR SALE-One-halfo a donble 81 story iouse in
the Western part OF the city, oontaining eglt finish
and soft water the kitchen, -cemened cellar, brick
cistern. All in thorough repair Price only $500,
$500 of which can lay on mortgage at per cent
A perfect title guaranteed. OF D.rUogfft Fl
FOR SALE-Two new p story houses, Q rooms
each, nave hard and soft water, gas, marble NANTES
in parlors Situated in the bestpart of Bracket ST.
Price only $4,000 each. Ifs III gs5t.1a
A modern story brick House on Pine st, tor $500.
Cottage House, 9rooms on BTamhal st, tor s 40t0.
Desirable residences in all parts of the city, for
sale. Parties desiring to purchase invitedto ex-
a,ninine our list which represents property to the
amount OF nearly one million of dollars. sep23dlw
Argus copy. zoo " .. aio3i ir.5! = ~.
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Mr.W s. Mains EIderberry Wine

>ts,c A-sayer,s omee, Boston, MSS.
The Portland daily press., 1868-09-23

MATCH GAME.-rhe Andy Shaw Base Ball
Club played their last game yesterday after
noon with the Swell Head Club on the private
grounds of the Andy's. This game was played
by the rules of the oontesting clubs, which are
not recognized by other clubs connected with
the State Association. The Andy's won the
game with the following score: Andy Shaws
30; Swell Heads 2. 1t is thought by the losing
club that the Umpire made some unfair de-
ciSiops
The Portland daily press., 1868-09-23

LIZ this cool weather. continues those nice
furs advertised this morning by Weis & Zse-
Dish will find a ready market. ~ 70 t. -
The Portland daily press., 1868-09-23

MARINE Insurance Hulls, freghts and
cargoes insured in first class offices at the
Agency of Loring & Thurston's, No Ex-
change street. sept23tf
The Portland daily press., 1868-09-23
DODD'S NERVINE
AND FNVFGORATOs,,

AND .FNVKGORATOR.
This Medicine Is NERVE TONIC. n stons tbs
waste OF vitality, braces the Nerves af, uetIy reg
a1es the system. SleeIlessness sIrritabijitv Loss
OF Energy; Loss OF Appetite, b, srepsia Constipae
,,on, iVcal Weakness. and general fang OF the
M "a nu oody functions, are the oonmon indca-
ton OF Nervous Disease. Dodds Neryiilc and invtr
orator IS complete specific tor alitroubes also
tue pest as II is also the most agreeable.
remedy TOR Female COMPLAINTS
ever offered to the public Prostitution of Str,potb
Hystera-retained excessive, Irregular ana nainf1i
menses-yieid to its magic power. ''','''''
anita, TO MOTHERS,
Mothers! we also commend the NFRVINF Tor r,se
IN the diseases which ailict children while Teetbing
as certain to afford quick ard grateful relief me
supplying SyruPs, OF which Opium is the principal
ingredient, are dangerous to I;fe impair lie i,Inc-
llons OF the stomach and bowels and actually
impede the healthy growth OF your offspring. TO
cure WIND Cole. regulate the bowels soften the
gums, and relieve pain, the NERVINE will always
be found safe and efficient I .
ts Don't Use Anything Else!
eR D2dd's Nervne contains ITO OPIUM other
poisonous ingredient. For sale by all Druggists
Price One Dollar per bottle 't''f p -
Ii. b. SrORER q CO., Proprietors,
E 3EH 3 No, 10 Fulton Street, New York.
". F. Phillips 81 Co, Wholesale gents for Maine
October 10, 1867. W&S1y
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THEATRE.-A very good house was in at
tendance last night, and Miss Dolle as the
Little Devil was particularly bright and
sparkling. 1t is just these short, light comedies
that are especially adapted to this company we
Should judge, and in fact the day has about
gone by when long, five act melodramas inter-
est the public. We did not stop for the Indian
Club exercise by Walter Brown, or the alter
piece, but suppose both came off according to
programme.
The Portland daily press., 1868-09-23

Has been received here, in the state in which it is
sa Ia sold in the market, for analysis.
1t was found tobe an excellent, maturefl Elder
berry Wine, comparing iavorably with the choicest
samples of "Sambuci Wine" anil containing even
more more of the acid salts. astringent and valuable
qualities OF the berry, than that wine does.
IT has the best properties OF Port Wine, without
Intoxicating quality, and in sickness or as beyer
age, it should place the imported wines. p e
. Respectfully,
l'AN6, Ala. HAYES, Nj. d. State Assayer.
20 State Street. Boston,
q y 18th Aug, 1867.
iebfidawttsN 4 n n S. DANA HAYES, Chemist
The Portland daily press., 1868-09-23

Fourth Pdge:-!Seymour's Lament; "ran''
Catching Mail-Bags; A Domestic Story
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IAdditiopal per City of BOston.l

Of the Lizard 3D., Hudson, Pratt, from London for
New York. 4rr1FvF ~
Ar at Penang July IL, Borneo. Smith, Singapore,
(and sailed 1sth for Padang.)
Ar at Cadiz Cd inst, Kosaek, Elliott, New York.
! Ar at Carthagena I'd inst, Veteran. Snow, New
York.
Ar It Cronstadr I'd inst, Telegraph, Hanson, from
New York fIstn-I
The Portland daily press., 1868-09-23

vs. First Page to-day: Letter from Gray;
Sunset Cox; Albert Pike; Blair as a Recon-
structor; African Logic; Short Items; Varle-
The Portland daily press., 1868-09-23
WEBS u ZoEBIsCH,
Wholesale Manufacturers of Furs!

7
ty~A nllassortment constantly IN hand Orders q
ff9m the c)untty prom PITY attended TO. fAV "a ~
Dos Washington Street, II ostou, mass.
soptos Opposite Boston Theatre. dsm -
The Portland daily press., 1868-09-23

Johnson AND RoEBUcK AGA1N.-The Eng
llsh press has been so severe upon Mr.. Roebuck
for bis silly and offensive speech at the Shelf
held Cutters Banquet, that he has fastened to
exercise the Briton's inalenable privilege of
writing to the Times" about it. His exculpa-
tory letter is OF the same style as his speech.
he reiterates his statement about the "highly
mlschIevous element" in American politics.
the emigration from Europe of persons of the
worst and most dangerous character" and
says 1t is notorious. He also repeats what he
sad about the almost universal withdrawal
OF rich and educated Americans from the busi-
ness OF politics" and asks where is the harm
OF talking about it. The best thinp Mr. Roo.
buck can do is to imagine himself one of tha
rich and educated" class ard withdraw from
political twaddling. after dinner or other
wise 800 ..g .-..
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MARRIED..

In Gorham, Sept II. by Rev. Jos. Danielson, John
Graham, of New Jersey, and Mrs. Betsy Lowell, OF
GOrham. Y
In Gardiner. Sept 8. Henry l.. Wyman. of Bath
and Maria Hodgdon, of Westport.
InSebec, Aug. 80, John @. Adams, OF Livermore,
and Nellie Perkins, OF Sebec. lr
In Wateryille. SEPT 10, Joseph Booker of Canaan.
and Annie Urquhart. OF W. - ~ 81. - 1T7'
In fremont, Aug. p, Cummings NJ. Holdea and
Julia Clark. 'b % ~ '-'..t - ~ sI7i ~ NJ
In Ellsworth, Sept. 10, Samuel Royal and Mrs.
A1ahala Jordan. .e55i Up -
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Albert winslow. late Of Portlpnd, deceased. CopF
oil VIII and petition that the same NAV he verified
established as the viii OF said testator presented
by Caroline ) Vandesande. Exteutrix
Isaiah II. Baker. late OF Win ham deceased. Alb
be vcrii d AMI recorded, presented by Seward Nj
Baker, surviving rortner - TII.-s
JOHN A. WATERMAN, Judge.
A true copy OF the original order
w3wS9 Attest: EDWARD Il. STAPLES, Register,
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Board.
WantPd-

A gentleman and Wife and few gentlemen can
s "a oe accommodated by apply ing at No. 4 Locus
Portland, Sept. %, 1s6s.-d2ws
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NJ A Rim e N EWS s.
PORT OF PORTLAND.

q Tuesday. Sept EN- Der &c.
zlIF4G, ARRIVED. %. sa
Steamer New England, Field st John MR. viz
Eastport for BOSTON. {, III q n = - 80 - -"
Brig Lie Houshton, toi Portland) Morton, Cadiz
% Brig Golden Lead. Tot New York; Dow. Lisbon
Sch Eclipse tBr McBurnie Maitland, Ms.
Sch Talent. Coombs Yinalhaven. lI7'
Sch James Il, Rhodes, Rocklanu
Sch u Snow. Jr. Griffin. Rockpartr moron
sch Ant, Stanley. Cranberry Isles.
Sch Blanter, Thompson Friendship. Fer l-f-
och Arooreer, clark. Ellsworth for Gloucester
-s...L r. CLEARED
Brig John Mcdonald. tBrl Stiles, Pietou ~
: R1 big Me9ilyery, Brewster Philadelphia
son 81 Co. -'0"'
Sch Adria, tBr) Crossley, st John, NB-John Por.
teOus. -et-Aiit w = -
. LAUNcHED-At Brunswick 18th inst from the
yard OF Robert Given, first class schr OF 100 TONS
loiu neasurel not yet named, owned by the builder.
Capt II Curtis. and Others ana to be commanded
ny Capt Edward Farr, OF Harpswell }lGE fbA
MEMORANDA.
Ship John G Richardson, (of I;oothbay) Oliver,
from st John, NIB. 31st ult Tor Buenos Asres, en-
eountered gale night Of the 9th, which blew with
terrific force for about six hours, ing away sails
and spars and making complete wreck OF the ship
On the It'll Capt Oliver and his crew were taken off
by Br barque E Is Halves and on the 9th ell in with
Norwegian barque, which took part OF them off
and wonld make the nearest port. On the llth Tell
in with schr Risk Plymouth Mass. who took Can't
Oliver with his first mate and cook, and landed them
at Plymouth 21st. Capt y describes the gale the
most terrific he ever experienced, straining his shin
so badly that she filled TO the water line She had
a cargo o. lumber which was owned by A g. S L
Spring, OF Portland. The vessel registered 1874 tons
rated All was built at Boothbay in 1856, " here she
was owned by Messrs Lewis, and others.
Barque Alice Kelley, Capt Kelley, from Glasgow
for Bombay, sailed from Lamlash on the 9th OF De-
GENDER last, and IS supposed to have ioundered
She was good vessel OF s2a TONS and was built at
Yarmouth in 1865, where she was owned.
, brig Il q fich ashore, near Oregon Inlet, was
got nearly aoat on the 10th, but she leaked badly
that the steam pumps could not keep her tree and
she was run on again. The tug had returned to
Norfolk Tor water casks
sen Ella Fish, from Georgetown for Boston, was
spoken 18th inst lat 40 OIL "a As. leaking badly
ana with loss OF flresai. Wanted no assistance.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
,GALVESTON--Cld 18th, brig Long Reach, Aud,
Pensacola. =
,PENsACoLA-Cld 9TH. ship Monticello, Ryan,
Valparaiso. -s.r. .ss4-- .- ?
CID 14th, brig Ossipee, Twambly, Boston.
, SATlLLA MILLS, GA-Ar 18th inst, brig Henry
Ii Seavey, Lee, New York.
RlCHMOND-Ar 18th, brig Anna Collins. Mills.
The Portland daily press., 1868-09-23
To the judiciary Committee Of the Maine State
Association of Ball Players: S-4

Whereas, The above committee having de-
clared null and void the game commenced on
the 18th by the Androscoggin and Eon B. b.
Clubs for the silver ball, and said committee
having decided that new game must be play
ed; and .,;l....' go.
Whereas, The Eon Club having the right to
name the time and place of next meeting, did
appoint Monday, Dist inst, 1 o'clock 2. NJ, on
Eon's grounds, as the time and place; and 81
Whereas The Androscoggin Club failed to
make their appearance, thereby forfeiting the
game. s.l.sfest srEisf h--. tt..,-...
+ The Eon B. B. Club do hereby according to
the rules of the Association, claim the silver
ball and the title of champions.
.Ia41 JAMES II. SMITH, President, ~
FL. Il. PRINCE, Secretary, Eon B. B. Club
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

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MS- FREE LUNCH served every day at 10 O'Clock,
by 6. d. MILLER, Body House, cor. of Congress
and Chestnut SITS. sep3dttsN
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ALBERT G. SPAULDING, Clerk.

PERIoDICALs.-Godey's Lady's Book and
Peterson's international Magazine for October
have been received, and can now be purchased
at the bookstores of Bailey & Noyes and Hall L.
Davis Exchange street; Short & Loring, cor
ner of Free and Centre streets; c. r. CHS
holm & Brother, Grand Trunk Depot. Also
at the school book, music and periodical store
of e. c. Andrews, No. 36 Centre street; the
periodical depot of Messrs. Fessenden Broth
'ers, Lancaster Hall, and at the fancy store of
w. d. Robinson, Exchange street. SfESl
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Worn on rnr CoSsr1rurioSAt AMsNpMrsr

voTE ON THE CONSTITUTIONAL AMESDMESr.
The vote on the constitutional amendmeutin
this city stood: Yeas IA; NAYS 4, 459. We have
seen but Very few returns published The
large cities and towns have probably vot
against il, but the country towns, generally, as
we learn voted for it and carried it. .z-
The Portland daily press., 1868-09-23
ITO Owners of ssorses an d Cattle"

Tobias Derby Condition Powders are warranted
superior to auy Others no pay for they cure Dis
temper, Worms, Bots, Cough Hide Bound Gods
&c, in horses and Colds Coughs, Loss of Milk, Black
tongue. Horn Disiemrer, &C., in Cattle. These
Powders" were formerly put up by Simpson I -
Tobias, son Of DR.. Tobias and since his death the
demand has been SO great that DR.. Tobias has con-
tinued TO manu'acture item. They are perfectly
SAFE and innocent; need of stopping the working
OF your animals They increase the appetite, give
tine coat, cleanse the stomach and urinary organs
and increase The milk OF cows Try them, and you
will never be without them. Col Philo P. Bush of,
the jerome Park Race Course Fordham, N. Y,
would not use them until told o. what thew were
composed, since which time he is never without
them He has over twenty running horses in his
charge and for the last tire, years has used no 9TH
er medicine for Them So ~ ,i1iu8HNGg
Sold by Druggists and. Store-keepers throughout
the United States Price 25 cents per box. Depot,
10 Park Place, New York. = au29eod&eow1m
The Portland daily press., 1868-09-23

SECRETARY McCULLoCH.-The New York
Tribune doesn't know whether this gentleman
Is enthusiastic or not for Seymour and Blair:
but he dpesn't execute any vigorous war
dances in behalf of those individuals. Being
invited to attend Democratic meeting. he
sends his regrets in seven lines of stately
frigidity in which he doesn't once mention
Seymour and actually forgets to speak of the
gentle Blair. He doesn't cheer, nor encourape
nor animate, nor excite nor stimulate nor
even congratulate those who invited him ON
the Maine election. 1t is well for Blair and the
democracy that their triumph doesn't depepd
upon MT McCuiloch's struggles At the No
-yehper election the Democracy will find q
good many quite as supire as this Secretary.
~ The REVENUE FRAUDs.-A Washinaton
special of Monday saws. = I
"a consultation OF Republican Courressmep
Tor the purpose of determin;nn IT, 49,
were necessary 10 be taken in reference to In
terhai revenue matters, more especiaIIy ~, nn
Iates TO the recent charges of eonsniran,y d. te
part OF Commissioner Rollins and OH. 'i t
detraud the revenue, and the DELAYS and do,,S "
locks surrounding the Supervisor question
has resulted ia discovering, to the satisfaction
OF leading Republicans. that the present Re.
trenchuent Committee of the House. bv the
resolution creating it, has the power necessary
20 MAKE E, the required invests cation. A meet
ing Oh the Committee was therefore held and
examination. W p'o'eeo WIN ing
me me WI, wnoie matter will be thoroughly inyesti.
gated ooth IN TINS city and in New York The
SUBCOMMITTEE Is composed of the Chairman
Mr.. Van Wyek, Of New York and Hajsnv Of
New Jersey, and Benton of New Hamn siy VI
The first session of the committee vaS hoI re-
night, but nothing was done excepG 10 oraa M
ize a plan of operations. The Conrt9ar-
Buckley affair in New York, together will its
causes, will be looked into, and also the reason
OF the delays in the appointment of the SUI
Pervlsors OF Internal Revenue. The Commit
2 zee VIII continue its sessions during the recess
anu VII prepare its report so as to be present.
ed on the 10th of October in case a session is
held at that time. '''o =" 'o1''on ie
q Commissioner Rollins was IN tho a. &c
!he House to-day, and at his suggestion he he.
+ I ~ tne person on whom the charges rest the
hetrenchment Committee underfooir ~, ;,le
York on Thursday ''''e' III New