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COLUMBIA DlSPEESARY, FOR " OMEN AND
" CHILDREN,
CUTuvT Vi fOuTI0CGth aud strrnis.

This Dispeusary Is IN corprrtiou with ColU,u-
bia Hospital, AID y Op9GIl lei To- I!g'Lw"ut "i
out door patiruIs, who ere gupl lrd Will AIIiGue
Medical aud Surgical i;o4iA.g 81 free.
Patients who are abgnt To BIZ confined and desire
to be attend I'd ~ ihEig own hJlnes, bat who ar"
unable u pNy Iyr the saryuts vi II competent hrica
practitioner Will hI furnished with lrdCIl attun-
ton free, By lesNiug their uames aud Hddrsrs At
the Hospital with the IHatruU.
HOURS OF ArTBSDASCE Al THg pI8TE.HAKN.
Mondays, iFuII q i.,.,.,......PTuf. y. HuWatA
Wednesdays, from to i...prui. J. II. Thumu,on.
Fridays, lrUm to 4..,,,.,..,.;.,,.i,.Dr. A'h'Hrd
Columbia Hospital II open for the rUscptfVl a
Free Patients upon ordvrs Of the huuUriblo See
Rotary Of the Inferior. such orders Tor admission
can be obtained Of the Surgeng in chief, DR.. J.
THOMPSON, NJ his odce, Isl street, between
Twentieth aud Twsuty. hpI ianG-dy
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PROPOSALS FOR ILGHT.URAUGnT STEAM
L sNAG BOAT.

hfFi ny W"srERS RIVER lNrRoyENTNrs,
No IPrBLiC BuIIprNr,
tiSrINSArl, ONO, SEPT Is, lsfS
sealed proposals. Will he received ut this Oti Ca
Until u IN. on SATURDAY, October n, ISIS, FOR
Lhec Instruction VI one L!ght-Iraught storm. Wheel
Tuw.Bv
Each I'D to have tho specifications attached Of
the wort bid for, and stating the shortest time
within VII iCh the wufk will he executed, and lee
acc"r panied with lwn approved surctlcs Tor tue
pr per Performance ~ the contract.
Printed forms, o. witch bid, must be made out,
aud copies Of tH' specifications to ACCOMPANY
ZANE, cIu be obtained At thi- Office, where ai~o
model It the BOAT and samples OF the stores to he
Der a.
The right ), reserved 10y the Government 10 re-
j.Ct any and all hIds J n MNCONB,
Cul. Engineer, Brew. Col, L. ) Army,
''p2l.td Gen. sup't T.. 5. snag Boats.
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IAn1SOUR'S
liquid ERASER.
WILL REMOVE
Paint, Oil, Tar, Varnish, or any hind Of Stains
FROM
W00LEG, SILK, LINEN OR COTTON GOODS.

Wet tho spot with the Liquid, and rub Il brush,
or rub with the thumb naili allow 1t to ret a
minute, and again rub, and 1t will come out. For
Delailes, ChiutEus, Calicuos, POplins, or Linen,
and Printed Good, you will have to weaken the
solution by adding soft water.
AL orders, either for agencies or for immediate
u.s., should be addressed to tho manufacturer.
JOSEPH HARBOUR, Manufacturer,
No II Second street west, bet. Mas. Avenue and
street north, Washington, u. e. Aul0
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TnRouGH LINE BETWEEN WASHINGTON.
L PHILADELPHIA. AND NEW YORK.

WAsHrxdToS, Sep. IS, lSs-noon.
Trains between Washington and New York are
now run as follows, viz:
FOR NEW YORK, without change Of cars.
Leave daily Except sunday at S. 90 a. m. 80
aud p. m.
FOR PHILADELPHIA,
Leave daily (oxcept sunday AtS.OOa. IN, u. -
and .. Top M.
on SUNDAY,
Leave FOR New York at 0. " u. N. and Phiadel-
phiA at 5. 10 y. m.
Sleeping cars for New York on o. cor IN. train only
Through tickets to Philadelphia, New York or
Boston, be had at the Station Office at all hours
In the day.
See Baltimore and Ohio Railroad advertisement
for schedule between Washington, Baltimore, An
napolls, aud the West j. L. WILSON,
Master Of Tran sportatiun.
l.. ~ COLE,
General Ticket Agent.
GEO, 5. kOONTZ,
Agent, Washington.
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Proposals.
pRoP0SALs FOR ARMY TRANsP0 RTATloY
HEADarARTERs FIFTH MILITARY DtsrRtCT,)
OFFiCB or CHiEF QuARTERNAsTBR, I
ArsTIS, TEXAS, August 81. 1Ha

HEADQCARrERs FlFTu MILITARY DTsrRICT,)
ORFiCB or CnlER QUARTERNAsrER, I
ArsrtS, TEXAS, August 81, lsts.
al this odeS Gal lie th Gay Of Ge
tgGsr ,I,sxt' a! II o'clock n for traPsportgtoG
to Tie trst day Of January 1870, on the following
Route No. G-From Marshall, Texas. Galveston.
Texas, and from bryan or Courtney, ur the thCn
termings Of the Texas Central railroad, to all Or
river aud south Of the Red river, or between any
Tho contractor to obiigatc himsolr t. hayo a
cJny1tent agent to rcprtsont himself or his Brm
Mt Marshall, Galveston, and Bryan or Courtney,
or At the terminus of the Texa, Central railroad,
must be prepared to transport all storos to aud
from each and every pnui where troops are sta.
ernment stores; provided the said agl ut is duly
not fed In writing by the officer ur agent " tho
shipment.
Bidders to state tho rate per one hundred 900
pounds per On" hundred Onll milrs at which they
Will Transport said supplies.
Bidders should give iieir names IN full, as we'll
a. their places VI .ideuce, aud each proposal
should he accompanied 10y a bond IN the sam "f toH
thousand 10000 dollars, siguel by two or moro
tesnOnsi PERSONS guaranteeing that, In case the
contract Is awarded for the route mentioned IN the
proposal to the parties proposing, the contract will
De accepted hnd entered into, and good and sun g.
cient security furnished by said parties, III accord
ane" " tn the terms VI this advertisements
ThesiTnuut Of bonds required from theCOntractor
VIII be NIFTY Thousand EJJ.uUl dollars.
bidder and person offered rs security will be re
IulrsJ.
QuAT,eTmIsteT Once, san Antonio, and at this
Office.
The right T., revived to reject any or all bids
Proposal. must b" endorsed "Prcro.sls for Army
MANIPULATION, Route No. u, and addressed 10
BY order u Brew, Major General ReyE,2?IIl;
Byt, Brig. Gen. and C q. NJ, Tifh Military BIZ.
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1867 pEyYsYGIEEkHsffA ROUTE 1867
TO THE NORTHWEST, SOUTH, AND SOUTH
WEST. SPRING SCHEDULE
On and after MAY Gath, 1867, trains will run as
follows:
Washington T.sSam. Baitipore l2.lOp.m m.
45p.m. 10. W "
THE GREAT DOUBLE-TRACK ROUTE.
With ELEGANT SCENERY, Palace Slater room,
day aud ight Cars W it'll mos ern improyom and
saving from four to twelve hours in time over any
other route, Two hundred miles saved to Western
and Central New York.
THREE DAILY TRAINS TO TIE WEST.
TWO DAILY TRAINS TO THE MONTH.
Through from Baltimore To ROCHE ESTER aud
PITTSBURGH without change.
Passengers by this route from Baltimore have
the advantages Of making all changes in UNION
DEPOrS, aud no FERRIES.
Tickets by this route can be procured At the
ONCE, corner Of Sixth street and Pennsylvania
avenue under National Hotel, where reliable iufur
nation will be given ut all times,
Pass-u gers proc tickets at this Office, Ss-
cure accommodations In Sleeping Cars for EmIa .H
Pittsburgh W. }. ARNOLD, Ticket Agrnt
Corner Sixth st. aud Penn. avenue,
Washington, D. L.
ED. S. Young. General Passenger Agent,
deY.ly Baltimore, Hi,
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SALE OF ORDNANCEsT0


WATEETuWN AN-ENNI,l
MA~.Arur- ETT-, sept. L., l.sS. I
b. direction 1 the President VI the mod stare,
the follow iuE cUplpIuapl Ordnance and ordnance
Store Will be offered 81 public alri.un, at The
Wltcrtcwn Arsenal. Nj ,.a:Au.'tt., r. ESDAI,
thu gDth u Oct her, at Is u'v lac, g. ia, VI,
a Clst Iron Cannon
ArtIIIery Implement. and rqu.Vmrut.,
Muskrts, Rihs., aud sword.
luf,ntfy EIui tilauIs
ware Tyrt, Of small Arm.
| boring Machine
Vertical DritI
Hand Force. PuIar
BlA K .mlths trfrulsr,' and F.ut.G T.,yi.
Sarap Iron and Sf,rl
Catalogue, giving mare Lot,il.l irf,ru,lt! m can
he lad nv ann. fr,ti,,u nt the Art.n,i ar At III -
OriGapea iii o. W,s6iTTfDn civ " cue '
G i klSGSBTEY
ssrn}.I Vyt Bri, DON Comma n,liBy
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CnEAr TRAVELLING 70 lSrIA.--A corTeG-
pIEdrht If tho New ok O'".C, writes
tom lLdia.
The journey to aud tour il India is nu u.oIo
t0riuus, II Us much -, as the tour ut Palestine
which Is not at all beyond the travelling pub
lie. SIX week from New York wall now bring
you to Eunbay. The tourist reaching E.yI',
las but o stcp On the ,irnruer ut Nup7 nni
zen day r two weeks stvninins. b. hen by the
stop at Alden, briggs Yen to bombay. Ihc
rxFcnsr OF his rgute hrs formerly been very
great Toe Ptniugular and O.iental SCAN.
hip Company charged about LlOl sterling
from Londrn to bombay Dat Amor.caa op
Iu,ltiun has wrought a great reform. Tue
j. Dmhoy irm Of Hobart, S,enrns & Company
tic latter. | Anu told, ron Of Pre-. iIctt
Slcrru', It hmLorst CpIIcys, tnl,r' passengers
rom B.mhny to |. ndun with cNory needed
ramtrrt and expedition for ir0 " nrly about
S3DO-po rN'rayugant sum to be .ure
GRI,rLruRAL JohE> TIC O.,io + ,Ulu
let. II tho following
Large horses are generally must ulmuol hy
farmers but farmer are most admired WIN
pyDyup
Prosperity Ia generally based upon knowl
edge AMI industry, the swine viii always gt
most that HOsT most.
Farmers are like fowl, neither will get full
"OpS without iniusiry
because man who attends u 4 ,ck of ,lecp
Ia shepherd, makes 1t no reason that "a man
who keeps cows should be n ryw.ali
We like to see II farmer incre,so the crp,lr
Of useful plants aud shrubs around hi, uu4.r.
but do not like to see hiw use rails, Io'e. ull
board to pooy H-s!'t' with
An E,oNUWCAL SUI, IpE A idTs letter
say "A luan who was in the habit o.. cCL.
stAniIy hstuentihg u cabaret in the NersuiIIc-
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q
TuROrUn TRAiNs,
Leave wAsHIS.roS. from Maryland Avenue
Depot, at 6. " A. NJ
SUNDAY TRAINS.
LEAyR wAsHISgruS, from Marylan Avenue
Depot, nj and II A. NJ and 2, 90, aud 1880 Z. NJ.
LEAVE ALEXANDRIA, from corner St, Asaph
and King streets, at and 10 A. N -, and ! and 8
=. n. and Iom corner Of Duke and Henry streets
att pm. o. A, STEVENS, Gen Supt.
w. J. pUELpa. Con i Manager. sel7.t
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IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DlsrRICT
L OF COLUMBIA, THE 2drH DAY Of AUGUST,


IN THE SUPREME COURT or THE DISTINCT
L OF COLUMBIA, THE 8fll DAY OF AUGUST
A. D. lSS.
john lylcr rOwcHv'M, No. 1870,
charm, I. NJ 'rowcuc, al. Equity Docket"
The ulhrct ur hi, uIu /. IL procure u decree 10
sell real ustatr II Grttton PnWull, deceased,
The CumpIAiRnuts having nlud Iu affidavit that
the r~loYimg named del'ndants IRE non;residcnt
Gy Their COLLECTORS, McsSrs Lloyd u Lassellc, Il Is
this 2flh day Il August, 4. p ls6s:
Ordered by the Court, That the defendants,
Thomas s. ruwrlI, Charles Y, NJ. Powell, aud
Henry Collior Powell ,cnu-c Ihrrnppcnrgnccs 10 be
entered herein uu before tue hrsl rule day
ring forty days ufrr tn, day utherwise this cauSo
viii be- rrurr"drd With - ~ caHnUf default Pr
ridrI a copy ul this order be- published IN the ma
I TIOSGI RErIHlIuAS once wu"k for six weeks bO-
fore said rule day
true ,upY: -. .,,.,,
lsigupdJ GEO. y. FISHER,
Justice S.C.D.C g.
| MEIGs. Cluh H-f1
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Horrible Butchery,

hOrrlDlc butCncry.
Al 1taiinn vessel, tho Theron, trading on
the coast q China, was recently the scene Of
a fearful slaughter committed by coolies
The particulars Of this tragedy arc as fol-
lows
TIC Theresa left Macao on the 9Th Of Feb.
ruary with two hundred and ninety six coolies
and cargo Of silk, tea, &c At the end Of
sixty.twO days she arrived in sight Of the
shores pf New Zealand. While the crew were
occupied in the fOrepart Of the vessel the
coolies rushed to the cabins ard seized the
arm lying there. They then attacked the
crew, and in about ten minutes q dozen sailors
italian were killed. backed to pieces, and
flung into the sea The second mate who
defended himself bravely, received the con.
tents Of gun fred close to him by a sailor
who was forced by the coolies to commit the
murder. The boatswain g mate received nine.
teen wounds and was put In irons After
eighty days Of horrible tOrturcs mails being
driven into his head no was killed about
fOrty-eight hours before the vessel arrived Of
the coast Of China.
After having extorminated nearly the whole
Of the crew the coolies began fighting among
themseIrrs and fifty Of them were killed
The victorious party then preceded to de.
cRTttate the dead, whose heads packed in
boxes, we've slowed away in the hold. The
unfortunate wife Of the captain was confined
Letwcrn docks, and was subjected t. the most
cruel treatment
The majority of the coolies were pirates,
and were perfectly acquainted With the use
# the . upns. and with the charts They
compelled tho captain to steer for the port Of
Tim Pack On arriving there the Theresa
was piiIHged Ivy them, and the maniuins
aided in stripping the We sol In this conii.
iion the vessel, abandoned by the pirates, 6r.
II al NJ NJ h.w I'D he 81
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Railroad Routes,

WASHINGTON, ALEXANDRIA,,
On and after WEDNESDAY, March II, 1868, and
until further noties, Local Passenger Trains W
run between Washington and Alexandria as fol-
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ruE MASSACRE or CHGIs1 ASS ISJArNS.-
The mnrtyTium, Al Nagasaki, japan, of one
hundred and fifty native Christi4ur, who were
drowned hy order Of the M.kaio, il exciting
great attcatir I. Tie missionaries In IL iyru
times have lever made any converts In Japan
md tho question arises, what is the history Of
tics. oE' Lgrirsd and ifty natives A. th-
Ile'-nt tIlEs every JtPaLese NUT register
himself a sOme temple a q Buddhist, or be
uleEned as an UutcLst; AID so strenuous
D.. the guard that even tho 'imp'e coul:acr OF
Jrp7uesC se~tart WIKI lis employer c =.
uiu- ways. az q part o. It's legal form, the
.IrcIGr' = hat he /, not Christian. Iae
rer'e.u' = wlirl the native Christians o.
Japan suGglo at tbs tine the GUyrruucn'
expelled fore rn'r'. and male lLe profession
# tie CL5.,l.u fa.'h a i.ihI ulcHcC, Ap.
no rHla'iel In history, md al its rigpr' have
heou Continued 10 the prcseLt day, Never.
tlrless AmsTt, an residents in JnI'n, 1t l.
stated. recall Tuwo- which fipm liGe &C.
'ine came to their ears ola OIui or c0mUG.
MY Of jesuit Lro,ely tc. .lil tx.,tlng in "oc
Iart II the cEI.t,. Spn,tIIrs .Lty were
sAIl 10 live 10 tie ',ry hear 4 Nel'o, ard
At others I'll oGs Of the suI'Errn IryyiEcrs. Il
/. cor sc'Urci tha' this Eytre: community, ct.
rouragti by the revolution In the empire, LUl
NCHlur.d rIgh'y tn discusc it,e,f 1t i, he.
,tayci ohe highly yyJnbIo that they arv Of
rae old ,tacs, WIZ have In some WY suc.
ce,drI in E-cpirg UliNr through .ucEe.-i ,e
ytncrA,iDr. i,r twD huu lr,d and fifty years
no religious faith preached b. the Jesuits.
The "a It tina, tt principle Of Chu.;iari'y
have been helt ..r,e for three centuries il a
lew pr .rf ct tho folly Of the attempt to crush
Ic!si us belief by persecution
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]. MARKRITER,
NO. is0 SEVENTH STREET,
uctwceu u ana u streets, eight doors
above odd Fellows Hall,

TLEM,.cAau ruR GOODS AND LABOR.
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The many thousands eured at this instI,utinD
With tho last eighteen years, aud the Bu,nrr,l,s
Surgical Operations performed by Dr. Jo!us,uu
witnessed by the reporters Of the "Snu, AID
many other papers, notice. Of which appeared
again ard again before the public, besides hIs
standing as gentleman Of character aud rcsppus.
bllity, II sufficient guarantee t. the afflicted
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CUREn,
Persons writing should be particular 20 dlr.r.
Ing their letters to his Institution, In me f,ll.,,
manner: JOHN NJ JOHNSTON, NJ n,
Baltimore Lock Hospital,
je6-ly Baltimore, MATylnuI
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IMFUKrANT AANuuNCEMEST a BruulruI
/ Illustrated Bu"k, worth Thousand Dollar,
eul free to any address on receipt Of ~ Cuuts, hy
addressing Professor JOHN NANDERPOUL. No
70 Winthrop Place, New York city.
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WA-HISuTuN, y. c.
DR. HARBouR: Permit Inc to tender you my s'n
ccro thanks for tho extraordinary care yonr ALI
Healing Lotion has performed.
For several years have been afflicted with the
Neuralgia, with but temporary relief from the doc
tors. had givon up ever recovering, until tried
your An.IIeaIiug Lotion, which, IN four weeks
produced u complete
IuuI UbeliuUt servant,
j ] JACOHs, BLlLi.Mnre. M
The Portland daily press., 1868-09-08

Inc Democratic papers have naradad with
tLe greatest ostentation the commend ations
bestowed upon Seymour by Lincoln and stan
ton, since they are the nearest approacbas 10
certificates OF his loyalty that thew can com
mand. AS Governor OF great State Sey-
monr's illdiSguised sympathy with Rebels
caused the administration more ANNOYANCE
and apprehension than any other single indi-
vldual in the country, and when ON a single
occasion constrained by his official oath and
necessity he showed considerable activity in
raising troops he was fattered just as one
might pat an unruly and churlish boy OH the
back when he showed signs of repentance
Ex-Governor Todd OF Ohio in his sneecb a.
Orwell on the 28th ult said:
Seymour il an intelligent man. | know
him well. He was Governor at the same time
L was Governor. Mr.. Lincoln called for vol
unteers. l sent HIM only thirty thousand
while Seymour sent him fifteen thousand -
Inc President went around cOmplimenting
seymour and saying nothing about what had
zone took Mr.. l. ncoln to task about this.
said, How il it you complimenting Sey-
inour for his fifteen thousand men, aud neg
lectlng to compliment Morton and me?" His
Ks answer was was perfectly satisfactory. He said,
by, Todd, never thanked Mrs Lincoln for
a cup OF tea in my life" Laughter and ap-
plause.I The truth was, Morton and / had
lone nothing more than was expected of us,
while Seymour had. He HAD NEVER DONE
THE LIKE BEFORE, AND NEVER DID AFTER
WARD. 1t was not necessary to keep . Major
General in Indiana, and Illinois, and Ohio. to
correspond with the President, as it was in
New York. In those States the Governors
acted as the Presidents correspondents and
agents. You will remember that remarkable
dispatch of Gen. Dix to Seymour, saving: II
beg to let you know that have troops enough
at my command to take care, not only of the
rioters, but of you.
The Portland daily press., 1868-09-08
Actual reduction of debt in
A Loco-Foco Impression.

The Argus says that "the impression left
upon nine-tenths of Mr.. Fessenden's hearers
was, that "he is not a great manp' The think
ing, observing men of the nation have been
mnch given to the belief that Mr. Fessenden
is quite a statesman, and of the first order of
minds among the great men of the country.
But that notion is dissipated at last by the
Damascus blade of this editor. For thirty
years Mr.. Fessenden has held hi. place in the
front rank, and now he is ordered to the rear
by this consummate critic.
There was an Impression made on more
than nine-tenths of the immense audience OF
Monday evening; and that was, that the Dem
ocratic party got the cold shoulder, not to say
a severe skinning from the Senator. And in
short. that's what's the matter. That party
was pretty thickly sprinkled into the audi
ence. with the hope of aid and comfort, in
some way, from the speaker. But when the
blow came that crushed their hopes, their con-
sternation was complete. When the Senator
declared his opposition to be as entire at that
moment as it ever was in his life to the policy
OF the Democratic party, the thunders Oh APP
| plause that followed the announcement LETT
| our guests of the evening, of the Democratic
stripe, in a state of as great trepida-
tion as was Hamlet when he first met
the ghost of his honored father. 1t
was painful as well as ludicrous to see
with what sickness of heart they let go OF
their fond hopes of making something of SEN
ator Fessenden's speech.
The editor adds that Mr.. Fessenden is "thor-
| oughly honest and sincere in his convictions
The Portland daily press., 1868-09-08

A QUEER SOURCE OF CAMPAIGN Docu-
MENTs.-Isn't it a little strange that the De-
mocracy are obliged to flee for campaign doc
uments.
To the leader of the Rebel Armies,
To the Vice President of the Confederacy,
To Beauregard who was desirous of raising
the black flag during the war;
To convention in which there were none
but Rebels and one personal enemy of Grant?
Isn't it just judgment upon them that the
statement procured by Rosecrans will have
tritie worse effect as campaign document
than Blair's letter to Broadhead?
Is the North ready to surrender to the South
only three years after Appomattox?
The last campaign document before the Lee
Stephens and Beauregard manifesto was OBJ
tained from Robert Ould, Rebel Commissioner
Of exchange.
What pity that Wirz is hung! He could
furnish something for them no doubt. And if
Boston Corbet:'s rifle had not been so true
Booth might have been drawn upon for SINH
lar service.
The Portland daily press., 1868-09-08
1NOn-ReSident Taxes

IN the town of Westbrook, in the County OF
L CumDerland, tor the year 1867.
The following list OF Taxes on real estate of non
resident owners in the town of Westbrook for
the year 1867, in bills committed to Lewis L. Record
Collector OF said town, on the first day OF July,
1867, has been returned by him to as remaining
unpaid on the twepty-ninth day OF June, 1868, by
hrs certificate Of that daie, and now remains un-
taxes, interest and charges are not paid into the
treasury OF the said town, within eighteen months
from the date oil the commitment OF the said bills SO
much OF the real estate taxed as will be sufficient to
pay the amount due therefor, including interest and
charges, will without further notice be sold public
auction, at the Selectmen's office in said town on
MONDAY, the fourth day ofJanuary, 1869, at elev-
en- O'Clock in the forenoon. e
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aud vindctive in the last degree in hi, dis,iL0s
and prejudices." If he could get over his dis.
like of the conduct of this disIoyal party dur.
ing the war-and he was in the midst of IL and
saw what curse it was throughout, this very
writer would be ready to eulogize him hearti
ly; but as that cannot be, he spits out his spite
as we have quoted Poor fellowl That file Of
which he spoke seems just now to be between
his own teeth
The Portland daily press., 1868-09-08


1t would naturally be supposed in the pres
ent excited condition of the public mind in
Nova Scotia, when but little apparently is
needed to rouse that province into open re-
volt against the whole authority of the Con-
federation, that the government at Ottawa
would be especially careful not to afford by
their actions any new and unnecessary
ground of complaint. The necessity OF very
cautious line of conduct on their part is per-
fectly apparent to every one at all acquainted
with the present temper of the Nova Scotians.
Yet this is the time which the Dominion Gov
erpment has chosen to send to the Lieuten-
ant Governor of Nova Scotia the following
dispatch: .l.ti <N'
To the Lieutenant Gocernor of Noua Scotia:
The undersigned begs to submit for the
The Portland daily press., 1868-09-08
No. ..
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Humphreys Homeopathic Specifics

lave PROVED, from the most ample expert
cient, and Reliable. They are the only Medicines
perfectly adopted to popular use-so simple that
m mistakes cannot be made in using them; so harmless
az 10 Do ree from danger and efficient as to be al
ways reliable. They have raised the highest COM
mendation from all, and will always render satisac-