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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-10-29

Thisis the grand Union Re-
publican Pyramid for 1868, so
far as erected. The builders are
still busily at work, and at set
Of sun on Tuesday next the firm
set structure will tower to the
skies in doubly augmented and
magnificent proportions. Then
we'll cap it with the Tree of Lib
.erty (or Appomattox apple-tree
which is the same thing, and ii
will stand, the defense Of Free
dom and Equal Rights, the ad-
miration ofpatriots, the strength
Of the oppressed, and a pillar O
hope to the down-trodde ma
tlons! xH ad b. oimgl
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-10-29
ONO.

All tho counties arc heard from
officially. The Republican major,
iry for Secretary Of State ioots up
1882. Tho Democrats succeeded
in electing sir Congressman out o.
nineteen, tro of them in district.
which went Republican on the
State ticket by strong majpriticp
Eggleston, who was beaten in the
first district by 2ll votes, will con.
test on tho ground Of lraudulen,
votes cast for his adversary.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-10-29
Moro Assassination.


Tho assassin element OF South
eln Democracy continues its work
One OF tho latest victims il Hon
james Hindes, Republican mem
her Of Congress from the Second
District OF Arkansas, who was fir,
cd on and killed while trave'ing in
Monroe county, on Thursday at
tcrEoon, tho 22d inst, Hon. Jo'
seph h Brooks, who accompanied
him, was wounded. A short time
before, James Coolsey, ian outspo
ken Republican" was assassinated
at Clarendon, in the same county
We have elsewhere noticed the
murder of d Republican State Sen,
ator in South Carolina, as il tC
ayengc the visit of Adams, and his
delicate treatment by the elite oI
Southern Rebels. And Seymour
points to such Southern acts oI
violence, checred on and oncourag
cd by Blair and tho Tammany
Convention, as proof that recon
struction is Il failure. In his Gu
gerness 10 assail the policy of his
opponents he forSets TO rcbuko th,
barbarcus and brutal assassins, his
political friends"
AS we writo, tho telegraph re
ports more murders in Louisiana
and fresh outbreaks portendinS
Wholesale massacres OF negroes
and white Republicans, This Il
tho Southern Democratic mode o
conducting tho canvass. Such arr
the fruits Of pnrepentcd rebellion
and Of tho Democratic teaching
that reconstruction is null auC
void, and that the laws shoulc
DO "tramplcd under foot, - Gin
Chron. 24th.
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atriOt go
SPECIAL NOTICE.
MEDICAL NOTICE.


nR CONE MAY BE cOHRUnT
- at che following nnles and places
In New LEXINGTON, at the Col.
born House, on Mondays aud Tues.
days, May II and IL; June | and
Is; July 20 and 81; August "a and
%; Sept. 2S and 80; Nov. 2 and 3;
Dec. Z and 8.
In LANCASTER, at the Tallmadge
House, on Wednesdays, aftcr the
express train arrives going West,
until it goes West on Fridays. May
l3 and IA; Juno II and lS; July 22
and 23; August &c and 27; Sept. 30
and Oct. /; Nov. 4 and 5; Dec. 8
and 10.
Or. CONE cures all forms of Chronic Dis
eases, as Dyspepsia IN all its various fern :;
all diseases Of the. Lungs and Air passages, aSi
Laryngitis, Bronchitis. and CtnsLnption Gll
diseases of the Kidneys. iver, Pan reas and
the glands generally all diseases oithe Heart,
Blood and Blood Vessels; all diseases OF the
ilrain and Nerves. as Epilepsy, ChoreR. or st..
Vitus' Dance, Neuralgia, Palsy, and general
enlarged Tonsis ard all forms ot scrofi,la !:
also all diseases OF the Eye and Ear, and ali
other Chronic Diseases.
BE No charge for consultation. bnt cash 70
Medicines. [Apr. %, ,lsOs-tf.
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"-Noav's. the time to Drire
...m1s Them !w 'Gli nod

4
In the words OF Grant to the
First Ohio onthe second day of
the Shiloh battle, at The crisis of
the fight-"Npw's the time to
Drive Them " The ranks Of the
enemy are broken, and their for,
COS demora!ized. True, their lead
ers are making the most frantic
and desperate efforts to rally their
men, for their eriStence depends
upon it. But does this form rea.
son for Republicans TO flinch2 No
rather, that thoy should make
tho onset with redoubled power,
"Now's tho time to Drive Them,
Boys! Forward, .he whole line!1
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-10-29
West Virginia Election!
REPUBLICAN MAJORITY
44,OOOH
Special Dispatch to the Cincinnati Gazette.

Special Dispatch 10 the Cincinnati Gazette
SID. WHEELING, Oct. 25.
The Republican majority in twen.
ty.sevcn counties casting tour-6iths
Of the vote Of the State is torty.twC
hundred and sixty.teven. TIE re-
manning counties will not material
Iy change this. In the First Dis
trict, Duyal, Republican, tor Con
gress, has eight hundred majority
In the Second District, McGrew
Republican, has twenty-five hun
drod majority. Returns from si1
counties of the Third District in
dicate from one hundred to ont
thousand majority for Witcher
Republican. a ~
There will bo from thirty TO for
ty Republican majority on join
ballot in the Legislature, number
ing seventy eight. at ..0ar
The Democratic special dispatch
es claiming this State, are delibe.
rate and persistent lies, intended
for effect on the country.
CSigne1] w. R. HUBBARD,
Sec. Rep. State Cent Com.
J. POSTSCRIPT!
The above news is fully confirm
ed by returns received yesterday
As to the Legislature, the CONNER
cial says. 4t.#ol y'H
Returns indicate that tho Repub
lcans, will have 10 in the STATE
Senate to The Democrats 3, and il
tho House OF Delegates, 43 Repub
Leans to 13 Democrats, or u ma
jority of AZ on joint ballot. If thi
looks like "a glorious Democratic
victory the Republicans will pc
llitiOn for more of the same sort.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-10-29
Challengers,

At every voting place should fear
Iessly perform their duty. Every
vote, not known to be legal. should
DO unhesitatingly objected to, and
the indiyidual Offering it put upor
bis oath. Look out, in particular
tor spurious naturalization papers
Tboy may be expected to max,
their appearance all over the State
having been ground out 10 quaint
Ties at tho democratic mills q,
Fremont and elsewhere. Scrutin,
ize oil new papers closely.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-10-29
PENNSYLYANLA.

Tho Official majority in tho
whelc State, on Auditor General,
fails little below 10000. The
Republicans havo sixteen Of the
twenty. four Congressman, and de-
cisivo najorities in both branches
of The Legislature.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-10-29
AL To The Rescue
What the Democratic Party
will have Cost the country
in Eight Years!

bis Accidency President John
son has at the eleventh hour come
to the rescue of Seymour and Blair
and the played,out Democracy in.
q letter TO Gen. Ewing on tho Ma
ton Finances. It- '''.','0 Y
lie goes back to the formation Of
the government inl789, and shows
that its ertirel expenditures from
the 4th Of March in that year to
the Both Of June, 1861. covering a
period OF Y years. amounted to
81 ,700,000,0 900. He then Proceeds
TO count up what IL Democratic
Rebellion, together with his own
and democratic persislcrcy in the
work Of opposing just and loyal
reconstruction, and in throwing
obstacles IN It's way, will have cost
the country in period Of 8 years,
or from June, 1861 TO june 1869.
lie puts down tho expenses OF
the government during the four
years of actual war at an aggrc-
gate Of s3,3OO,OOO,0 900
For the three years since the war
To the Both of June last he states
those expenses at $l,259,0OO 900
aud with the estimate for the sue.
cceding year, at 81 1851, 100000, as
the aggregate for the four years
next after the close Of tho war. !
This, for EIGHT YEARS, makes
tho enormous totul Of 1891, 600.
600, ,--Four Billions, Nine Hundred
and 1Hirty'one Millions Of Dollars
every cent Of which, over anc
above tho ordinary expenses o.
the government in time Of peace
is Justly charge 'ble to the Demo
cratic Rebellion and lis Dem mocrati
sitcr.claps.
In other words, tho burden heap
cd upon the Nation by Democracy
in EIuur YEARS., will have beer
near THREE TInEs the weight O.
that incurred from all causes, dur
ing tho whole OF tho previous SEW
GNTY TWO YEARS. -.1h .Itir
ltis true, that ANDY goes on tc
lay tho blame for this state o
things upon the shoulders of tbost
who had nothing whatever 10 dc
in causing it, But tho people un
derstand all about that. Hc hal
donc n good service in putting
these figaroa together--an intelli
gent people will know how t
make tho application, and who L
hold responsible for this incaleula
bio injury to tho nation,
Tho joke of tho whole matter il
that ANDY wants tho people TO vote
for Seymour and Blair because O.
these thiRgSi under the insane idea
it would soon, that tho Democra
cy, IN po~er, with the Army, til,
Navy, and tho Treasury undertaken
control, and with a million finnish
cd blood hounds painting for gral
at the pap of which thoy have beer
10 long deprived, will be a ouEAP
Err INSTITUTION TO- tho country
than the aamo Democracy have
bccn in tho exercise of their devil
ish uglincss out Of power.
viii tho People DO foolcd2 An
swer at tho polls next Tuesday |
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-10-29
DEMocRATIc PYRAMID !
'aab.yl X! t"i ir..#
''/ X! X!
D ,ygo K! K! X! ~.
K! K! K! X! ..,
KEN TUCKY! a."
TherOld Men!

Tuesday neat is the day of the
Presidential Election. 1t may be
ihclement --stor M j.. Provision
should be made for getting 10 the
polls. the aged patriots who desire
to cast oEo more vote for o Presi
Dental candidate of the pattern OF
Washington. Have them convey
ed 70 the voting places in comfort
and after they have voted, as they
will for Grant and Colfax ITO theil
homes again with like care. Many
votes may be lost without this at,
tenLlOn. .,rtlu.a ."I #..q.aI.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-10-29
PEOCLAMATION.
BY Rutherford B. Hayes, Gov
ernor OF the State of Ohio.

Ia compliance with Joint Res
olution OF the General Assembly OF
Ohio, adopted May 10th, 1868, and
in accordance with the good Gus.
tom of our Fathers, do appoint
Thursday, the Twenty sixth day
of November next as u day of pub
lie THANKSGIVING to Almigh
" God, for His continued blessings
vouchsafod to the people of Ohio.
In testimony whereof, !
,,. have herounto set my hand
., and caused the Great Seal
t,. OF tho State Of Ohio TO be
+" affixed ut Columbus, this
.l Twcnty,sixth day cf Octo.
LIS Der, in the yoar OF our Lord
One Thousand Eight Hun
dred and Sixty Eight, and
of tho independence OF the
United States of America
tho Ninety.third.
.1#1a RUTnERFIRD b. HAYES,
r." 's' .' Governor Of Ohio.
By tho Governor: '
'h. JOHN RUSSELL,
'A . Secretary OF State.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-10-29
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
FARMS FOR SALE. =.

n WILL SELL TRR FARM ON WHICH |
i live containing 1 ~ acres lyngnear man
da, Fairfield county, ohio. There IL good
dwelinHhou ote ight rooms, with goodcel-
lar, and cistern. and we'll Of good water in tho
yard and tine spring and running water for
stock The land is in high state OF cultiva.
honwith ine orchard of apples and peaches
q good barn and outhulldngs.
Also--11O acres u mile east Of Amanda;
about so acres cleared, the balance goo Tim
Der, with running water; all fenced; and good
tenant houso and stable, -
Also--60 acres, about 90 acres tillahle; the
balance good timber, with running water, O
good tenant house and stable all fenced.
For particulars aod terms call on the under.
signed nt Amanda, OHIO.
0tc, %, 'ss-tf, THos, HuTcHINs,
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-10-29
Rallying Committees,

Should be resoluto and active at
and near every voting place. Let
thcm not rest while one Grant vote
remains updepositcd, or while the
chance remains to honestly make
-Ana Lnlnn- 1nLln -LL- LL.-.-l--l I
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-10-29
INDIANA.

Governor Bakers majority in
the entire State, by the official
count, is l 056, He ran somewhat
behind the rest Of the State ticket,
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-10-29
Estate of David Basore, decd

NOTICES hereby given that the undersign
~ ed has been duly appointed and qualified
as Administrator Of the estate of David Basore
late OF Fairfield county, Ohio, deco Al PER
sons having claims against said estate are re-
CURED to presentthem duly authenticated, anC
all persons indebted 10 make immediate pny
ment. DAWN STAITFR
Oct. 8, '6S--3y.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-10-29
The Elections.
NEBRASKA.

Tho Republican majority in Ne.
braska is 2,4OO, in q total vote Of
about l7,OOO. IIurrah Tor the Yer
mont of the West!
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-10-29
EVERYBODY

shonld keep constantly within their reach
those invaluable remedies to successfully com.
bat disease. Roback's Blood Pills, Roback's $
Stomach Bltters, and Roback's Blood Purifier;
they are intallrbe IN the diseases for which they
are recommended. Sold by G. G. Beck, Doug.
gist. [sl-2m.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-10-29
HI O Nj H .
Life Insurance Company,
M U TU A L.
I6 Court Street, Brooklyn and
EOS Broadway, New York.
ASse over So 100000. Assured
" Members, 1O, 900.


TlIscompany, established andconddcted by
q Board of Directors composed of men well aud
favorably known forwealth and commercial, IL
naHclal, and social Standing, offers TO effect in.
surancb on life hy any of the forms OF Policies
known in the business; to issue simple Endow-
rnents to be paid TO children, or other depen-
dents, at any sreeifedage, orto grantannuties
ADVANTAGES OF THE HOME.
tits Mutual Company ali the
net pr offs go to the assured.
II declares and PAYS dividends to its Policy
holders Annually on all Policies that al the Di.
vidend period MAY y have run one year.
II has dceiared and paid dioidend erorv nar
since is drlaniza'ioN lis last dridend icds 40 per
cent, hereafter the claims lcHL be on The popala,
contribution plan.
IT LOANS TO ITS MEMBERs ONE THIRD THE PRE-
MUM AS A PERMANENT LOAN.
1t affords every facility in making proofs in
aseof death, and is prompt in the payment o.
its losses.
and are as large in proportion to its liabilities
as any other company.
It's Policies are, all non -Jtorteitng; that is, il
members WiA, under ann circumstances. get all tn
insurance that they paytor r
ITS POLICY HOLDERS ARE FIRE z To RE
| SIDE OR TRAVEL IN ANY,pART OF TIL If
WORLD WITHOUT SPECIAL PERMIT OR
EXTRA CHARGE.
Itmakes veryliberal discount from its table
ofpates to all Ministers of the Gospel.
OFFICERS.
Waiter s. Griffith, Pres. Geo. G. Ripley, Sec
/. II rockingham, Treas. WI. Coffin, Act'y
Doughty 4 Bruehls, GEM
Agents, Cincinnati, Ohio.
A. f. SGHUFlEED, Agent Ian.
caster, Ohio.
Oct. Is, 'GS- 3w.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-10-29
FAIRFIELD COUNTY.

Tho ctlluial vote Of this county
for Secretary of State, ioots up u,
follows: r
Hubbard, Dem. 1913
Sherwood, fep. 2293
Majority. l.G5O
Tho Democrats increased theil
pull over that OF 1867, when thoy
cast, We believe, tho largest yol,
in all their history, just three rotes
Tho Republicans increased their.
over the same polI--t,eo hundred
and thirty Serea uotesl The Ropub
licans OF but few counties in III,
State did better at the October L
lection than those Of old Fairfield
The glorious result should stimu
late them to use thoir utmost Of
forts 10 make still more glorioul
record on NEXT TUESDAY.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-10-29
CITY BAKERYt
PREPARE FOR WARIf

"ln time ofpeace prepare for war.r is the old
adage, AMI there is no sentenre In the English
language more expressive, nor one that Is SO
applicable in lnnumerahle cases Who is SO
wise rs to know the exact moment that that fell
destroyer, disease, will attack him? Then bo
ye ever prepared, have the Roback's Blood
Pills, Stomach Ritters and Blood Purifier vi
hand and cumtnt disease successfully. Sold by
u. G. Beck, Druggist, Lancaster, Ohio. 10 r -
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-10-29
National Union Republican Ticket,
For Vice President. 1888
SCHUYLER COLFAX.
Elce'ors at La 90.
DAVID ron.
SAMUEL GALLOWAY

District Electors.
LAT Dist. John q Olden.
~ do Stanley Matthews.
Al do Andr N Bnrney.
uh do Jonathan CPanor.
9Th do David Thompson.
6th do David Il. Bailey.
7th do Charles G. Walcutt.
sth do l.. ". matSoM.
attn do y I.uther a. Hall.
10Th do Hiram Freahc.
ilth 40 John j Harper,
igth do Philip ". WagenhaIs.
isth do w. ID. Hamilton.
ram do 8. NJ. Barber.
18Th 40 Levi Barber.
iGrn A Isaac W elsh.
srth Ao sd. E. Schneider. 'a#
isth do stephen IA. PitEin.
10Th do Frederick Kinsman.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-10-29
Another Thing,

Those having charge Of the dis
tribution of the Electoral tickets
Fhonld be careful to have them per
ieclly separated from each other
la cutting apart, the edges arc
sometimes liable to adhere, SO thar
there might be danger of losing I
vote By putting two in tho ballot
box together, in which case mel
ther would be counted.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-10-29

csrlf we have forgotten any.
thing this week, we freely forgive
OR readers the omission. I,
The Portland daily press., 1868-10-22
TENT,IL4TION

MAYORS OFFICE,
City OF Providence, July 29, 1SG9
LUTHER ROBINSON, ESQ,
Dear Sir: have no hesitation in saying that your
system OF ventilation is the best that has allen
der my observation. 1t has been successfully ap-
piled to High School Building, the D. xter Asy-
lum, and the rooms of the Common Council and Al
dermen. Yours trul
THos. A. DOYLE. Mayor.
City Hall, Dover, n. 50.
Hon. j. w. WEIGH, Chairman oil Building Com
mittee, wrote April H. 1858: We opebei eur hall
for the first time to the pub last Monoay evening,
when 1t filed to OVERT )wing 2000 persons being
present, nearly all OF whom remained quietly %
hours their faces beamng with delight ndica ing thai
good fresh air abundantly suppieI as an invig-
oratns age The universal ex ,lamatioa from those
IN s ne galleries was, How pure the air is! How
umerent rom that In the old hall =
ine Dosioh senool Committee say, p. 81 of their
heport, 1905 -Ihe ccess OF these Ventilators has
NOT BE O. EsTIoNED V ~ ~
fAiRBANKS SCALE MANUFACToRY
-. ot, Jonnsbury, Vt. June A. 1867.
We are familiar with the results accnnnlisbaJ nv
the Ven ilators sold by Mr Rob ,,son. and have M
hesitation in recommending the same Tn % ,Sano
are on our High Scnool HoLse one on The North
Church, and one office. W ~ "
l.. & 4. FAIRBANKS & IN
For perfect Ventilation apply to the u s VEN
TILAi ION CO.. 46 Congress Street. Boston
oci5-deod1m
The Portland daily press., 1868-10-22
WANTED
Wanted.

A SITUATION in a GRIS ! MILL Address S.
"A ID. w, through the Post Office, Portland, Me.
The Portland daily press., 1868-10-22
MISCELLANEOUS.
No. ..
sLMlLlA sIMILlBUs OUgANTUR.
Humphreys Homeopathic Specifies,
No. ..

uAVE PROVED, from the most ample experi.
IL ence, an en- ire success; Simple-Prom pit Eff
cient and Reliable. They are the only Medicines
perfectly ad pied TO popular use-so simple that
mistakes cannot be made IN using them; so harmless
ways reliable They have raise the highest COM
mendation from ALL aud will always render satisac-
ion.
The Portland daily press., 1868-10-22

INTEMPERANoE AND CRIME. All OF the nve
murders for which persons are now Oh trial at
Portsmouth, New Hampshire, were commit
fed while the persons who committed them
were under the influence of liquor.
The Springfield Republican says that the
statistics now show that for the six mouths
ending October 1, 1853, there has been an in
crease of q per cent. in commitments for
drunk snnes', in Massachusetts, over the cor
responding period in 1867. Adding to :ether
the commitments for drunkenness, and as
common drunkards, the increase this year
over last is "a per cent; and this increase has
been among men, amounting to nearly 80 per
cent, while among women it is less than 20
per cent.
The Portland daily press., 1868-10-22
LOST AND FOUND.
Lost or Stolen I

A CHECa dated October 10th, 1868 for seventy.
N seven dollars, signed by VIM. Allen ,Jr paya-
pie to the order OF A, G. Ii ,by, an endorsed by
him. All persons are cauti ned against RECEIVING
oct21d1w* A. q IJRRV
The Portland daily press., 1868-10-22

The NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW Oc-
tober number OF this venerable quarterly is re-
ceived Its contents are of a less popular
character than they have usually been of late
years; but their value for a more limited class
of readers will be great. The first and longest
article Physiological Biology" by the Rev.
Francis Ellingwood Abbott, is not so much a
review of Mr.. Herbert Spencer's principles
OF Biology" as it is an examination of some of
the theories contained in that work. The
writer con ,iders that the fundamental aud IA
tai mistake of Spencer's system of philosophy
is in its violation OF this excellent canon stat
ed by a noted disciple of Auguste Comte
"Never attempt to solve the problems of cne
science by the ordor OF conceptions peculiar tc
another" He finds Mr. Spencers mistake tC
lie in attempting to solve the problems of biol.
ogy by the order Of conceptions peculiar t,
mechanics thus reducing the universe to
dead piece of mechanism, and exhibiting it,
Creator merely as "Great Mechanic"
A paper of far more general interest, is Mr.
! Henry Tuckerman's sketch of the life and
character of Massmo D'Azeglio, of which the
worst we can say is that it is quite too short
| Tie account OF the New York Convention, by
Mr.. George B. Woods is readable, and despite
| some inaccuracies OF statement which should
| not be allowed to mar an article of such kind
| in such place, presents generally fair view
of the composition and proceedings of that re
markabe body.
Mr.. Henry Brooks Adams furnishes an elab
otate review of the last edition OF Lyell's Geol
ogy. The Rev. Mr.. Wasso IN writes in some
what tralscendental style of "Epic Phioso
phy:" and Mr.. Leslie Stephen 1.-THE son-in-lav
of Thackeray) contributes an article on "The
| Political Situation in England" The condi
ton of the Harvard College Library" is des
cribed by Mr.. Charles A. Cutter. Mr.. r. d
Osborn, who was in India during the terribl,
mutiny of 1857, gives vivid though unosten
tatious account of "The Siege of Delbi;" am
Mr.. Henry James, Jr.. reviews. rather eulogis
tcally than critically, George Eliot's "Spanisl
Gypsy" These, with something less than the
usual space devoted to. critical notices, com
plete the number.
The Portland daily press., 1868-10-22

To set
A FRONT OFFI"E in McCarthy's Block. over
~ Store No. 1s1 Fore Street, recently occupied by
w. j J.'McDonald. Enquire of
CHARLES MCCARTHY,
aprZodtf No, 80 Middle Street.
The Portland daily press., 1868-10-22
Terms $500 per onmuna, IN, adrance.

A SEAsoNABLE DfrrY.-A Western weeper
over the present prospect burst into verse and
tears.
What is the matter with Seymour and BlairP
Who are the ien 8 of tne sJTrowtul pair?
Boohn ! b lohoo!
Seymour is SEX and cOniounde tly blue,
Blar's quiz down with the mulligrubj too.
Boohocl BOohoOl
What can they do
But ry BOOhool
r,,, BOohool boohool
tneu lat has eapszed and their chances are slim,
'h su'1 he vy-w egh - clmIot poss, bly, swim.
wL., Booho0l Bo Tho !
Tho 49, . er lheir he ads the ,ormornnts fy
Beohool Boohooi o. ~D' ei''
What n they do aic.
The Portland daily press., 1868-10-22
w "a NTED !!
Agents Wanted !

A GIVE and reliable Agents wanted to canvass
"A for the w
Equitable life Assurance Socie,v
EB-Liberal terms offered.
BENZ COLBY, State Agenf.
sepIseSd om 49, Exchange~t,
Wanted.
LNlFTEEN or Twenty good Sugar Box Shook
1 makers. to go to SAGE. Enquire at 292 Com'I st,
Portland, or Qi JOSEPH HOBSON,
sepl0dtt Not Springs island. Biddeford.