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Wednesday Morning, September 9, 1853.
NAME,

GREAT REPUBLICAN MEETING IN prTTsToN,
Especial Dispatch by International Llne.]
PIrrsToN, via Gardiner, Sept. S.-The most
enthusiastic gathering and longest procession
ever seen in this place is now assembled in
Stevens Grove, where ex-Gov. Hawley, of
Connecticut and Hon. L. q. Chandler, of vir-
ginia, are speaking. The Tanners from Au-
gusta, Hallowell and Gardiner are here, full
1000 strong, with torches and appropriate
notices. The scene is past description, ana
flls the hearts of all loyal people with JOY
The Democrats are Respondent, and can see in
it only utter defeat. Fireworks completely
fill the air, and the moving mass is greeted
with salvo Of artillery. There are at least
5000 people assembled, and the enthusiasm is
very great. The Augusta and Gardiner Bands
furnish excellent music. We expect to sur
prise even the most sanguine Republicans
next Monday and in November. x.
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~ PRNNsyLvANIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept ga frightful murder
has just come to light here. Sunday evening
last Mary Warmon, aged six years, while sit
ting in front OF the house with her mother,
direction Of a certain street. The mother her
sent the child to show him, as il was only
few steps off, and the child was not heard of
till to-day, when her body was found in brick
pond, outraged, arm dislocated and several
cuts on her body. No clue has been obtained
of the murderers.
I'D FIRE AND LOSS OF LIFE.
COLUMBIA, Sept. S.-A brick stable, owned
by W. G. Case, of this borough, was burned
this afternoon. A citizen named Isaac Duck
was killed and two firemen were injured, one
of them seriously.
CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATION.
READISa, Sept. 8.---The Berks County Dem
ocratic Convention to-day nominated for Con
gress Hon. j. Lawrence Getz
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FOREIGN PORTS

AT Oaiiao 18th ult, ships Kate Davenport, Otis,
anu Louis walsh, Pend eton, I'm Chinchas, 18th;
Betnah mayer, Stewart, cid in ballast; Curling,
mRsiop usSg kendrick Fish, Watts, and Mary
At Valparaiso July 25. ship Kit Carson, Pennel,
c, At at Rio yanero July 20, brig Abby Clifford,
;, sig July 80, barque Rosario, Hamilton, Hampton
va At Para Para 10th Slt. sch knight, wbtemore fin
;. At Cow Bay 9th ult. barque Philena, Davis for
New York days. 81.
AIat St JsLn, NIB. 9Th inst brig Lizzie Trooe, fin
Cid, brig Proteous, York, Philadelphia.
tPer steamer America, at New York;
CD at London 23d ult, Henry A Litchfeld, Sleep
AT Bristol ed, Excelsior Pendletop and ArIacan,
Spencer; Tor New York ldg
IA, AT az falmouth 23d ult, bareue Ellen Dyer, Le-
Sid i'm Shields 23d, James Brett, Nickerson, for
New York, l''--~S - '
Ar at Greenock 2lst ult, TheoboId Theobold, from
oaioarieh; Jennie Cobb, Hanley. Cay Francis.
Ar at Cronstadt 18th alt. Elsinore, Clark, from
CID at Mavre 22d, D Slower. Pierce, Penarth
York. '''
Cid at Gibraltar 10th, Clara P Gibbs. Parker, Tim
an far for Genoa 18th, Escort Baker, om
So i'm bombay July "a, John Watt, Poole, for
Ar at Rangoon July 8, Scotia, Delano, Alden.
Sid I'm Singapore July 8, John Wooster, knowles
5 hong hone Sth, Borneo, Smith, Boston via Pa
Sid I'm shanghae june 10, Nellie Hastings, Hall,
[Per City OF London. at New York;
Cld at Liverpool 18th ult. Garibaldi, EIdrdge FOL
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THE DOMINION OF CANADA.


NEW YORK, Sept. 8-The trial of James
Whalen for the murder of Hon. T. d. MCGEE
commenced at Ottawa yesterday morning be-
fore Chief Justice Richards. The Court was
densely crowded, and there was much excite
ment in the city. James O'Reilly, of the
Queens Court, appeared for the Crown, and
Messrs. j. III. Cameron, Kenneth Mckenzie
and NJ G. Cameron for the defence, assisted
by NJ o. Farrell, the celebrated criminal law
yer of Quebec The prisoner appeared pale
and nervous, but answered boldly to his name.
After the jury had been sworn Mr.. O'Reilly
opened the case, stating that the Crownex.
pected to prove that the murder was planned
by band of conspirators in Montreal, and the
prisoner was the instrument chosen to carry
the crime into effect. He spoke at considerable
length detailing the facts of the case. The
defence made no opening speech. 80
A large number of witnesses were examined
for the Crown. The most important evidence
given is that of Lacrox, who swore that he saw
Whalen shoot McGee. The other evidence
was circumstantial and differs in no material
degree from that ELECTED at the inquest, but is
very damaging to Whalen.
1t is said the Crown will put a woman in the
box to swear that Whalen told her he murder
ed MCGEE. The trial will occupy four or five
days. ii- +
INTER-CoLoNIAL RAILWAY.
1t is stated that the Imperial Government
has sanctioned general outline of the Inter-
Colonial Railway, providing it should strike
certain points, The details are left to the Do
minion Government to arrange.
TORONTO ITEMS.
TORONTO, Sept ga memorial from dis
tressed people of Red River was presented to
the City Council last night asking for relief
Gen. j. G. Breckenridge and Hon. james M.
Mason are here. .s.,.
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DEPARTURE OF OCEAN STEAMERS.
MARI N b N EwS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.

- ... TALL.
5lFF Tuesday, September 8.
20 .fi ~ ARRIVED. ll.f u
steamer New England, Field, st John, NIB, via
Barlu Mary Fox, Ross, PHILADELPHIA
Brig McGilvery, Brewster, Georgetown, DC.
sen Il Baker, Loring, Georgetown, DC. :. -.
Sch Geo Brooks, Henley. New York =
Sch Defiance, Hall. Rondout 49, .
Sch VIM Duren, Doyle, New York for Yarmouth
Sch LacOn, Tbomas Boston. =
Sch Frank Pierce Grant. ellsworth.
Sch Renzi, Richardson, Thomaston.
"a Il CLEARED .lf5f ~ J. H..
Sch E g Willard, Parsons, Phlladelphia-E G vii
LAID. IL : - : W. ~
Sch Maine, Brown, Roxbury-Berlin Mills.
SA1LED-Barques Kremlin, j Hatfield.
lBY TELEGRAPH.l
Liverpool Sept B. Advices have been received
here that ship K H Tucker, Capt Rumble t. which
sailed from this port few days since tor Boston.
went ashore on the Blackwater Bank, off coast OF
Ireland in the recent gale. AT last accounts the sea
WIS running high over her sad the crew were on
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BRA IL.
ct OF YHE RATTLE OF HumA1rA.

EFFECT OF THE BATTLE OF HUMAITA.
NEW YORK, Sept. S-A Rio Janairo letter OF
July 31st, states that the news of the battle Of
Humaita had damaging effect on the money
market, and gold had risen, though not so high
would seem probable, owing to the belief
that peace would Immediately ensue. Lts So
A full Council of State had been held to de-
eide upon Mr.. Webb's ultimatum, but the re-
suit was not known. tlt st ..... a.. I'D.
The new Conservative Ministry had dismis-
sed numerous State Governors, Chiefs of Po-
lice and other officers, and had cancelled a
Senatorial election in Pernambuco.
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To the Electors of the City of Port =
Ina.1.

NOTICE is hereby given, that in pursuance Of
~ warrants from the Mayor and Aldermen of the
City of Portland, the nhab ants thereof, qualified
according to law TO vote in the election OF State and
County officers will meet at their respective Ward
Rooms or usual places of meeting, on the Second
Monday of 81 pemDer instant, being the fourteenth
day OF said month, ten O'Clock in the forenoon then
and there to give in their votes for Governor four
Senators, anu Jour representatives in the Leeisla-
ture OF this State: for County Treasurer, County
Commissioner. County Attorney, and Sheriff. for the
County OF Cumberland, and tor Representative to
Congress and also to give in their votes upon the
following question, viz;
"ShalI the Constitution be amended so as to au-
thorlze the assn ption OF municipal var debts
by loanng the credit Of the State o an amount
not exceeding IN the aggregate three munon nve
huhufeu tnOuSant dollars, rs pronosei oy resolve
OF tie torty-seyen legislature z? And sad inhab-
itants shall vote by ballot on said question: those "
favor of said amendment exPressingt by the word
'Yes," and those opposed 90 the amendment ex-
The pojs on such day of election % remain open
until four O'Clock in the afternoon, when they shall
The Aldermen of said city will be In open session
in the Ward Room IN City Building entrance ON Myr-
lie street, from o'clock in the forenoon 10 oelo
in the afternoon, on each OF the three secular ays
preceding such day OF election and fr IN three
O'Clock to five O'Clock the ernoon ON the last OF
sal three secular days. for the purpose receiving
evidence OF the qualification of voters whose names
nave not been entered on the Lists of qualified
Voters, in and for the Wards and tor correct
ing said lists. Per Order,
JIM. HEATH, City Clerk.
Portland, Sept 5, 1868. dtd
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LOUISIANA.
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 8.-The House yester-
day unseated a member from the Parish Of Or
leans on the ground of ineIigiblity and seated
in his stead his radical opponent, not withssa
ty of over 800.
o To-day the House rec)nsidered its action in
the case, adopted the majority report of the
Election Committee, which declares the Dem
ocratic members ineligible, and returns the
election to the people. This is the first retro
gade. action on the part Of the Legislature
notad fhua far
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sOGTn CAROhtNA.


CoLtMBIA, Sept. civilians, one of the re-
Gently elected Circuit Judges, to-day sent in a
communication to the Legislature declining
the office.
The bill granting charter to the Chatham
Railroad Company of North Carolina to ex-
tend its road to Columbia passed the Senate.
REPUBLICAN CONVENTION. .s
The Republican Convention met this after
noon and nominated unanimously b. =.
Whittemore to Congress from tue LIST district.
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CONNECTGCUT.


MEETING OF THE "BoYs IN BLUE"
HARTFORD, Sept 8.-The "Boys in Blue" of
this city held large and enthusiastic meeting
at Music Hall this evening"; after which two
Grant and COlfax banners were raised -one
across Main street and the other in front of the
Courant office.
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NEW JERSEY.


-.f.ls CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATION
=. NEWARK, Sept Phillip Rafferty, was nom
mated for Congress to-day by the 4th district
Democratic Convention at Morristown.
..f l MASONIC.
TRENTON, Sept. 8.-Dr. John Walverton was
to-day elected Grand Commander of the Ma
sons of New Jersey. .I.-.t ...I
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i,nicAao, Sent. a.-.rlanr aniatl Shrine asira 4

GatcAao, Sept, s.---Flaar quiet, Spring astss 90
q o3'}. Wheat moderately active and declined a
1c; sales No. at SO q f64; No. at IS, Corn
SIS active and declined 1c; sales No. at s5t a CSC
No. at 50 g s5ac; rejected slsc. oals steady at
614 "a 5lsc. Rye quiet; No. 1 at 20 a 81 Hiph
Wines quiet; free 80. Provisions firm Mess PORK
inactive at 29 25 {" 20 go Lard frmer at 10 a. 19lc
strained and 1sac for summer rendered Dry sailed
shoulders steady at III a 1tc. Beef Cattle dull at
70 q 90 for good to smooth shipping stores. Live
Hogs duh at II q 70 for common 9 90 CO as tor
fair to medium and 90 @ 10 81 tor good to smooth
Freights dull; Corn to Buffalo 12c and Wheat 93c
MILWAUKEE. Sept. s.-Flour dull; good Spring
extra 30; medium 9 Is. Wheat dull oats un-
changed sales at 52ic for No. 2. Corn unsettled;
sales at 86c for No. 2.
SAVANNAH. Sept. s-Cotton nominal; sales 81
bales Middine nominal at 26jc; receipts 426 bales;
exports, coastwise 812 bales.
AUGUSTA: Sept. s.-Cotton dull; nall lots ofnew
offered at 26bc; sa'es bales; receipts 70 bales.
BILE, Sept. s.-Cotion dull and weak; sales 90
bales; Middlings 25tc; receipts II bales.
NEW ORLEANS, Sert. s.-Cotton-demand good
and prices lower; Mddlngs &c; sales 36l bales re-
ceipts 1868 bales.
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WASHINGTON.
TOBACCO BONDED WAREHOUSES;.

IOnACCO BUNDLED WAhEhOUSEb. ..f.
WASHINGTON, Sept. g.. A number of dealers
iu tobacco from New York, Philadelphia, Bal
timOre and Richmond have been here request
ing the establishment OF bonded warehouses in
those cities. They will be established The
only question now pending is as to their num-
Der and location. i0EfS.1-5Sg
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD.
The Treasury Department to-day issued to
the Commissioners Of the Union Pacific Rail-
road Company 1880 bonds of the value OF $1,000
each, for the completion of the 26th and 9th
sections of the road, which commence at the
720th mile post and terminate at the 760th
mile post Westerly from Omaha. 1.. ,-5.a
VIVA PUBLIC LANDS. I-- 1t
Returns received to-day by the Commission
or of the General Land Office show the dispo-
sal of IS, 321 acres of the public lands during
the past month at the following places: Browns
vile, Nebraska, 1913 acres; East Saginaw,
Michigan, 1928 acres; Humboldt, Kansas, 61O4
acres. The greater portion of this land was
taken by actual settlers under the homestead
law.
GARD FROM MIR. BURLINGAMR. .FI
find from letters received from numerous
parties that il is inferred that / am ready to
make contracts aud give franchises in the
name of the government of China. beg to
say, that while with my associates have exer-
cised the broadcast spirit OF inquiry, l have re-
Trained from doing any thing Of the kind.
-aE Aru g4as ANsoN BURLINGAME.F
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MAR YLAND.

BOY KILLED IN A FIGHT.
BALTIMORE, Sept. 8.-Yesterday afternoon
two small boys named AlOnzo Lychner and
Charles Swab, aged and 10 respectively, were
engaged in fight when the latter struck the
former with a stone weighing two pounds and
broke his neck. Swab has been committed to
await the action of the Grand Jury. -
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Two WHITES KILLED BY NEGRO.
AUGUSTA, Sept SIT is rumored this even
ing that negro man killed two whites at
Thompson in Columbia county, and that the
citizens hung the negro Immediately. Nopar-
ticulars as to the origin of the difficulty yet re-
ceiyed
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MICHIGAN.

DETROIT, Sept. S.-Prof Watson, OF the De-
troit Observatory, announces the discovery of
another minor planet, which shines like star
Of the tenth magnitude. At 8 this morning it
was situated in the right ascension, s degrees
is minutes defamation, degrees 40 minutes
south; apparent daily motion As seconds; time
of retrograde and right ascension minutes
south in declination,
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MEXICO.
= IMPROVEMENT IN BUSINESS.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 3.-Advices have been
received from Colma, Mexico, to the 18th of
August. Great improvement in the affairs of
that State and in the State of Guerrero is
noticed, and general resumption of business
having taken place. Eh .ff1T +
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MEMORANDA.
DOMESTIC PORTS.

Sch Helen G Rich. from Providence for ,Jackson
vile which got ashore on the beach near Body IsI'd,
has been moved about hall her length and will come
on next high run tide. She is in good condition.
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COLORADO
ARRIVAL OF AN EXCURSION PARTY.

ARRIVAL OF AN EXCURSION PARTY
Boston, Sept ga Denver despatch says
that Prof Agassez and Senator Conk ling and
party reached that place safely yesterday and
would remain a lew days. . ..l[T .ts
Schuyler Colfax and party leave Denver for
Cheyenne with military escort.
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MADE and Painted at short notice. Lettering
Ixl on Cloth for awnings, campaign flags transpare
encies, notices, sc. Orders from any part of the
State, executed with neatness and Dispatch il adj
dressed to r. L. PALMER, P. o. Box 1895, Portland.
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NEW HAMesHIRE.

NORTH CONWAY TAKES STOCK In THE p. AND
o. r. II.
Especial Dispatch by Western Union Linel
NORTH CONWAY, Sept. This town voted
to-day to take stock IN the Portland & Og-
densburg Railroad to the amount of five per
cent. of her valuation. a -.-- JK.
ITO the Associated Press TEc
ILLNESS OF EX.PRESIDENT PIERCE.
CONCORD, Sept. 8.-Ex-President Pierce is
dangerously sick in this city. He was taken
Fridny. He was more comfortable Sunday
and Monday morning. but in the afternoon and
last night was much worse. v.-'
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LONDON, Sept S-A1ternOon.-Consols 944 for
both money and account.
American securities quiet; United States 5-20's
71b; Illinois Central shares OF; Erie shares 304.
LIVERPOOL, Sept 8-Atternoon.-C0tton dull and
declined la sales 5000 bales: Middling upands 1O3d
Breadstuffs heavy. Flour dull and declining. Corn
dec lined 81 and quoted at $685. Wheat declined Sd
on Calf nrnia q 2d on Red Western Provisions
quiet. Tallow frmer at AIS Cd.
LONDON, Sept. 8-Evening.-ConsoIs closed at "a
fol money and 941 for account.
American securities quiet and steady; United
States 5-20's72; others unchanged.
FRANKFORT. Sept. S-Evenng.-United States
5-2os closed at 75a q 75s.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 8-Evening Cotton closed dull
and unchanged. Lard active and advanced Is; Amer
lean lis.
ANTWERP, Sept. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. closed
firm and UNCHANGED,
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Portland Water Go.
NOTICE -.- Dol

rTNHE Portland Water Co will be prepared 10 sup
l. pv SebagO Water 70 the inhabitants of the city
on or before the list OF December next Bnoks are
open at the office OF he Company, CANA Bank
Building, to receive applications for wafer. L ,ch
person applying tor water will he required, on max
ing application to sign the usual agreement as estab-
lshed in other cities to conform 10 the rules of the
Company. Persons will be supplied in the order of
application Service pipe will be required to be put
in under the direction of the Superintendent OF the
Company, at the expense of the consumer. Persons
applying Tor water, il done before the opening IoL
the main pipe is el sed will have a iteral discount
made on Their service pipe, and charge made for
tapping. As no service can be put in during the win
ter, it is important Tor consumers to make applisa
ton without delay.
An Officer OF the Company will be in the Office
daily from GA. NJ. till p NJ to receive applications
and give all neces -ary information. Plumbing done
by a plumber licensed by the Company will have the
work and ma eral guaranteed bv the COMPANY.
The Company take this opportunity to state to the
public that their contractors have agreed have he
water in reduced into avid through the city by De-
cember ist and they wiH not rail to meet their en-
gdgement. L. ID. SHEPLEY, Secretary.
aug27dtf
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tIuThS Is.
hid. % bus. . rs q 4 25
st. Martin, ckd.3 500 400
Syracuse 375 a 400
Cadiz duty p'd $50 a 400
Cadlz in bond 2 70 a 2 80
Grind Butter. AZ q {
Liverpool duty
paid ........a 8 6O9t 90
lLiv. in uond 37tQ2 GA
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CALIFO RNIA.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. S.--The italian brig
Nardona, from Valparaiso. with European
en- Gate, and will probably become complete
wreck. No lives lost.
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Portland Institute |!
b Public Libr07.u !

'a Public Library! L.. '.,'
THE public are hereby notified that OH and after
L Monday, July 9Th, the rooms will be closed dur
ipg the morning. and open to the public in The AFTER
noon from to 3, and evening from 7 to O'Clock
every day, Sundays excepted. II - = =
Room In the Northwest Corner of City Building,
Under the New City Hall.
Subscriptions, with privilege taking out two books
at time, two dollars per year. jy1lsNdtf
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For Snles
Signs of Every Dissertation

nNE EIGHT HORSE POWER STATIONARY
" STEAM ENGINE; One large Crane; One Cupo-
la; Moulding sand; Ladies' sc. Apply at .. -
augI1wtf 266 COMMERCIAL ST
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MARRIED.

In Westbrook, Sept. I. Edward W. Collins of
Westbrook. '"' VI
In portsmouth,, N. H., Aug. 20, by Rev. DIR. Brew
ster, George A. Case and Miss Margaret A. Briton.
OF Portland.
In Rockville. Aug. %, Kingman Gurney, of An
pleton. and Mrs. Hannah p. Holt. of Rockland
In Prospect. Aug. 10. james f. Barrett and Eta
Lanpher both oil Stockton. -.1
In Belfast. Aug 80, Thomas Mckinney. OF Lin
co.nvle, and Julia e. Ellems, OF Belmont
In stockton. Aug. &c. Capt. VIM. M Eaton and
Anna Herman. $3.50
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PRINCES EXPRESS
IS ECchUu0e Street.

CONNECTING with Expresses to all parts OF the
" Country; Continues to collect and negotiate
Bills, Notes, Drafts, &c, on the most favorable
terms.
Freight taken as low as by any other Express.
All business entrusted to us attenned to with
promptn IS. rhe continued patronage of our old
customers is solicited j. Ii. FRINGE. r.
Portland, August 22d, 1868. aug2ldtf
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KU KLUx oUTRAGEs,

NEW YORK, Sept. 8.-The Tribune's Bowling
Green special charges the Ku Klux Khan in
that State with being more bold and defiant
than ever. They recently forced an entrance
into the house of Glasgow Williams, Union
soldier. and in the presence Of his wife killed
him because he said he intended to vote for
Grant. They also. hung an old ipoffensye
negro and on Friday they attacked a settle-
meut of Shakers, infiicting damages to their
property amounting to $250,0O0. .
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A Card.

Clergyman, WIFI G residing in South America as
missionary, Dissolved sale and simple remedy tor
the Cure OF Nervous Weakness, Early Decay, Dis.
eases OF the Urinary an Seminal Organs, and the
vicious habits. Great numbers have been cured by
this noble remedy. Prompted by desire to benefit
the afflicted and unfortunate, will send the recipe
for preparing and using this medicine In sealed en-
velope, to any one who needs it. free OF charge.
Address. JOSEPH T. INMAN, Station b. Bible
mouse, New YORK City. jy22d3m sN
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Etheridge American Iron Clad
BOOTS AND SHOES.

A FTER having been tested in various ways are
"A now offered for sale, and present the wearer-to
the wo rkips men-the following advantages over the
old leather boot: --iI-H .
1st-They afford the wearer, for the same money.
twice the wear that eau be got from an ordinary
leather sole boot. -'t - =
2d-He can work, walk, and stand in them with
much greater ease than in the common leather boot
3d-His feet will never become sore or bistered in
wearing them
4th--His feet will never be wet or damp, as the
upper which does not bend, but remains smooth and
uuwrnkled, and will turn water nearly as well as
rubber
5th-He will not in the col est weather suffer from
cold feet: as they are imbeded in hair cushion be-
tween which and the iron outer sole is thick wood
en- sole, which is anon-couductor TO cold.
Those who are exposed to the wet and cold will
find the e boots just what they need. For sac by
w. L. BROWN & CO., IS Commercial st.
sep5d3t Portland.