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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1869-04-01
Sie eilbermiaeu IN Gtbasa.

lleber Die erft felt Sobresfriif betannt esworoene
6iIher @egenO n9@euaea, mel 3au5en0e pon ben
tenrtrn on3ieht unb bao bic bisher beribmteten U=
neral. Di6ritts IN @&attsa ~ sasa oeripriAt NTH
Nsr. .mhite giue Difritt Heat an Der fabiiden
@r.nse BON Sander Gonnip. ilo nseilen iaSIid BON
Clio. elmer 460 Meilen pon Gan 6ranciseo entfern
ten Stotien oer Central asaeife elisnbatn. gs 1T
ipiben iia aus tisfen S5tlfsnf9iu0ten BON 6OOO biz
~ i 00O SUB itsr ben Meeresipiesel erbebsn. Mud
int Sommer 6errft bier tets eine fiible 3empera'
ton. Der 6aupmaal lieot 1850 uB iber Der
9ReeresFd6e unh 3dbit i'm Nu9enblid etwa l5O 9du
fer 3ele uno 3tten, Die aus allen eroenflihen Da=
terialien aufgefbrt iino aus 9ebobelten uno un9e-
hobelten Brettern. GihtenitSmmen, Weioen. 4duien.
Seu. 2ebm, 6teinen &C.; iie tper6en BON 1850 @ei'
Ben lno elmer aan5sn S4aar Snoianer beDobnt.
1aabolB foffet bier $3.50 per 1000 SuB. gaupaobt.
$1,000. Anoere Ortidaften lino 9reaiure gttp: auf
Der @pibe 0es 91OO 6uB boben 9reaiure pla, IN,
Centrum Der furdtbariten 6tiirme, pie es iteint.
Ser 4ab wddbt 10 raid. bab nidt Baumaterial se.
mug terheieeldaift meroen Tam. 6iluer Sprn9s
lie9t in elmer S4ludt an oti8em Berg. ober NOD
imntr 1000 6ub bod fiber benz Meere. Auf elmer
GrunondAe Uon 4 big Nuabatmei!en bat ii4 ei-
ne 8ep6lferung bon 5000 Ropfen 5uiammengefun=
ben, Ino nod INNER ir6men tdslid hunoerte binsil,
trob Sdnee uno bitterer 9dlte. Denn 3ranfbeit
uno gntbebruneen -niMt bebentenb oufrdumen. miro
biefe Bep6lieruna i'm MpriI ouf bas Doppete uno
i'm 4ugut auf 20. bis $1,000 eeftieeen iein. Die
Gilberabla9erur9en befnben ficb thells in borijon
taller Gage amiiden 6Niefer uno Raltiteinihihten,
tbeiIs Rno lie perpendicular; ano oeie iit ourh
freusenoen Moern fiuoet mon ebeniowobt duf ben
Gpben Der 8eroe mie an oeren Wdnoen uno in ben
3bdlern De gr,holtieteit oes @eiteins paritrs
auberpxoentld9 BON $l0O per 9onne biz ,u $1,000.
IN elmer Stele fano man Elm idmar5es gr5eonJio'
merat unb cine Aoer blauidwar3en ooer ounfelpio
letten Stoub<s. ben man Anfan9s iiriDerbos htelt
uno meei4oufeite. bis man entoedte, BOB ct SlS3
SiIber per 9onne 9ibt. I'm Weublen. g8alwerten,
3unnels unb @oiferletunaen lit fein Yeansel.
@runoiaide merben mittelf Yfdaien um5dunt. Die
80 SUB pen einanoer iteben uno ourd einen id,ma.
len Streifen Qeoer berbunoen limb. Ser bette 9itel
ii bic pirtlide Behbersreifuns uno elm gutter Vie.
polper. Die Beu6lterune beitebt gegenwdrtig nod
er6Btentbeils aus ehrenuerthen. unternebmun9sius
fissn 8ireern. aber inon itr6men @Aaoren bon
@pibbuben. 1ummlern Hdubern. Yroftiturten
Spielern uno Uerbredern ieoer Mrt berbei, oieb,
balo m64te Elm Wisilans. Gomite n6tbis weroen
Der ArbeisIohn III bod. aber bic Gebensbeolrfniiit
fno es ebenfdlIs Waurer peroienen SIS per Gag
3immerleute Sc. 81 big $40, ober bobe foitet 6it
9ofe Raffte nebft Beefittaf ST. Elm HaGtlo8er aul
einem 9trehFad $l. Elm Apfel 25 Gents, Elm pubr
S.. Mehl SIT per 100 pfuno. QartofeIn Is Gents
per Yfano. ~
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1869-04-01
Stadt Columbus.
Die bemofratii9e gambentian. - 9ie Grnens
uunQcu.

" 2 - 4 = z /
Die bemofratii9e gaabention. - Sie Grnen,
nungen. !
Die bemotratifaen DeIesaten. Die am Dienftas
in ben perftieoenen @arbs 8endblt morben noren
periammelten I'D, am Wittmoh Mbenb in Der Stabt.
bale. um Gonoioaen fur Die betrefenben Memter il,
ernennen Die 9aQe mar i4on frub big in bic ent.
fernteten Dinfe nit Wsniden ae hit uno Is berrid-
te unter ben 3uidauern cine unaelp0bnlide Mufre
9ung. Sr &anfin Wolcup muroe ots Ypriiber nno
Grleoisune Der porbereitenben @ei6dfte murbe be=
fhIoi{en. BOB fdb bic idnmtli6en ganoibaien per.
pai6ien o1ten. iih an bic gnti4ejbuns Der gonpen-
t,on 3u binoen uno oas Sidet ju unterftiben, mas
b m aud5 eei9af.
Die GonpentiDu i6ritt nun sur grnennuno zines
ganoibaten fir bos 6tabtihreiber Mmt. Or. Wls
Ton. Der eeeenmdrtiee Snbober oieies Nmtes, murbe
einnimmie. ohne Oppoiition. ernannt. CT wuroe
aut ben @tonb eerufen uno ipra& in menieen @ors
ten Seinen Oani flr bic ibm au She'll aeworbene
ghre aus uno bieem BeiIpiee fol9ten Der Heibe nod
bic ibrigen alididen gonoiooten.
SIR bas Amt eines @iuit Sn9enieurs traten 9.
s. Bonen uno 50. s. Bromn oIs ganoi6aten auf
0ie erife Abfmmung ergab 45 Stimmen fir Bo=
men unb 50 @tmmen fur Bromn. 8omen NOR TO-
nit ernannt.
Nun foIgte Der Rompf I'm bic gonbibatur fur bas
Unit etnes gbef Sneenieurs ees Geuer Departe-
ments Bier Gnnoioaten trnten auf unb Die 6tim-
men pertbeilten d ne folst: 9enrp eenmiIler 3 |;
yIaac Q. WarrD,p H.; gVm. pullman 10; yatrid
Wturpbp u. Bel Der $40 item Mbitimmun9 9in9en
Die 10 Stimmen Der Z. Maro. bic fir Marrow 9e,
fdlen maren. 3u 9einmi[ler iiber unb er erhelt AZ
Gtimmen. Wurpbp %; nod ehe bas Hefultat er.
fldrt mar, 5oeen 4uffman uno Marrom ibre Namen
aurld uno penmiler tuuroe als 9eb6rig ermdblter
Ganoioat auseerufen. -
s5ir Gtraben gommiNdr wurben borgef4lagen
Wm. @iiiforo. Chr. 8eB, Goren3 Mumiller un0 .
lRcNalp Nodb ebe Die Nbitimmune erfoIgt tpar
joeen idh Oelegaten bon Der 1fen Waro, olle De=
le0aten bon Der 9ten uno ae Dele9aen BON Der Sten
Waro unter Iautem pdIlob uno energi5d9em Quite.
ihmenfen aus Der Contention 5urld Sbr Hud3up
forte inbeilen bic yerban0lunoen nid3t i'm Winoe.
ten. Sic erfte Mbitimmun9 er9ab Al Stimmen fiji,
Aumiler, 4 fir Heb uno fir WteNalfp. Mumile,
nuroe als oer gebori8 ernannte @anoioat ausgeru
fen. sE6 &f5s @
5r. 2obrer beantraete einen Bei9lub fir bic Wie'
oere,nfibrun0 Der olrecten yolfsabitimmung be
finftisen grnennuneen. Ser Antra9 muroe MID
ansenOmmen, morauf iia bic Gonpention pertaste
Das ernannte Sidet eiebt. beionbers unter unie
rem beutidbeu Demotraen, au9emeine Befrieoiguna
Us miro felbf BON ben bitteriien poliihen @e8nerr
3uaeitanoen. oo6 s. W ilion als 6tootl1reibe
un0 y. s.. Bomen als GiDIin8enieur oiele Nem
ter nit ielener Sreue uno 1dbiefeit perrpaitet ba
ben. sic lino erpr0bt un0 treu befunoen iporoen
un1er iun9er i5reuno Q einmiller, Der Sobn bra
uer oeutidber Gltern, 1T bier auf9emahlen uno ba
| H1 ourn ien ebrsnmert9es Betrasen aQsemein
A9tuns ermorben. SIN Selos NOR ct Elm eben Il
tapferer Soloot pie CT su Saule lsts Gin tddtiSs
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1869-04-01

nf&es nnb q. .7sass FIR ftaasaf6es suDb. pbtrIsbes
$50 90 ssr Dntese. 4tSbdate ez-19o per Dutsnb.
0aumlettr $3.50 per Dutenh.
..9afsspaarta:. glsifa edaer q .ee-lds, MeM-
fdFtr 4o45 gts.s Od.1dGr 80; AstItnN. 0dftr
sisosoo far elieastuMsene @Ama, aisrsss d asL3o;
9arb 2sst so gts. 6Iad Ae6sbeaes$20, bAtt b. Is
sis $50 pFf Dabeae. 5a5af ~ ..5..Ii1slfs = ne
Raftrb slh {aas ben Datnb1ftn,)- = HarreI sRetf.
per xanenb. Ddabsa (yastrsAtesJ fat Barfsls e0ooO-
$3.50. fur bcssbeah4 O,O0-350O per Ianftab. rrsd
VtflastL- 6dtntr (letenbtge) per Dab. A,50-5.50
DnHfnb. Dtlf&bhtner 4l,00-SiN per Gtud fdr lebsn.
bise nnb 1873 Gfs t Yf fur stpast. Uduft etf1la4.
tete) 15,o0--S,OO pct Dio. 80 ~ nstf9-s ~ -
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1869-04-01

st Meinbaro s So.
Nn. 165 Glib S5oafiraBe, Golnmbas. DIN.

serfauft Be6fel aaf aue Panppldee hfr Hsr Staaien
DeutiHlanbs Der Sdmei3 6rantreih uHb allen Qdnbern
Guropas bte mis- ben Dn ct II Dsrbinbuns feten col.
Isrt orberunse Art in ben ssnantsn 4dnber be-
rrs htlt SAi Gentratte .ur ustrfatrs
ter nad alien ISttlen Der Gisiirtsn e unb b.iorat ale
getdfts elmer gBshietbanf ouf Der fclibeaen BaHs
et auesebriteten DefaHnthdt herGisptbumtr bi.r
tinanS taben ne I'D nidt gefdulHt enn lie aud hi pieem
ntnnbmen auf bic 0un nnb bas 0ertrdntn res Qdnhs.
euten reneten. Ge perben @ aud erner Beusibtr ttes
oblpslsn barH prempte unb @epi1tnbafte srsans al.
Ter Muft 6st III ptreientn. sax lgs1prifstY58I Hr
april /. SIX =. t,,s..f 81, tr u 10 ~
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1869-04-01
@ute @etegenbeit!

Dfr 1lnteretnste piu fsin an bet GhhHra5e, n Der
Stac golunbus eseabes Qanb. nas uueefdbr eHe adsr
tu,bdt suerauf Elm satts sptodsss Graehans ffbt s-
renen. e'3@s tag |
Die sbinsnnssn srdbrt mon auf Der DfEss bee esl s.
g. Grcem Das Graaeghd aaa aaf zine 9ssst ssa Sab.
rel. unb 20 beFntet @ aud cine srOsi Mn,ab Otahda.
men aner Art auf nsmIelnen. 80
auf Der -Dsntetsn Dffss faan man aud ndtsrss bara
Der srfabru.
99omas WiIIer.
San 30, hwuRbs
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1869-04-01

Bier Dampfb6te perbrannten ans Montae
Mbeno an aanbunssplabe in St.2Ouis. Ser Der.
lult wiro auf 100000 gefhdbt. g
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0otel ri perfaufell. /.

Weaen @efnaftsserdnhernns III Der nter,einee sefen.
men, Die game Gnr@tnrs xsb aeafe ents Der aBatr.
frabe Sttesenen 1rtrs, betannt inter pem Ramen,
+sa National 6stel 81 81. .sssas
su serfaun Das Haxs efeata elmer suten aaubf&aft,
BITE esaie 10 bsuts unh drft nod mebrtre Jatse.
Rdberes IN srfabrtn bet 3 .tts-ifrT se
= d fl6s4F' '3'.@t1 s.is9 e. gDei6enfnpf,
Mira iI---lmt - Mdttsnal Spfel, Glesttanp, Ohio.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1869-04-01
@sonbot Guantb, Gbin.

so Dbanbot Genntb, pbio. @ s5~
Nn bic beuiihen Gtimmseber BON Wpanoot Gouu'
tp, Ohio. F4sa 1s4l, I'd 8aa 2a,ara
De siele Dsute In unftrsm GruntY BE ensif1en 9t-
tunsen Mot eien. unb m niG ete 0eesfnhs gum Gleetie.
nieren babe ie AHhee, fhntiss ID mid hermit meinen
eeutsn 2antsIentsn ais tntn Gancoasn fur Gsuatp e.
eprber an. fs.s ,'zsN*1'Szf X ,,r ~ w
~ @aa1. gbriFian fi9anen.
Ndra IL. ss5 $3.50 Sf.a#-l q - tAiS - ~ 3mrr
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Bur 9efduiaen 8eadtuns!
Das f4Sae Bib .au.strv DenimaI In wsrsa's1 u Set
nnterjetHnetem u Hatsn. Vrtis $l.0o:
Bm. Weiger,
8anespiue. Ohio.
0eb II Z Hs@f,5tH $50 ua9 " ''% Int -
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WufprDerung.

MufforDerung. ,
Safsb Simsn, GsanaelilA prpteltantif&er prettsss
frHber ~ Aanespine Ohs,1 irb brineenb srlu Rad.
rtdt ron ftinem iesoen AuftuttoIt III esben. an
s,s8 5a.5 Roriu He1riegd
stb. s3ntiber. God HsI l4s, 9dnesstne ..
Mdra4. q a l3}j53 Fss 6m -
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9u perfQufell.

Die farm Der ssrsrtenen oannaH insf anberitals e.
len fnSreIth Yon Der ab Da6 baus nnb Is MdtY Qaus
wesben ftYarat 1tffaaft bey 0e Der Hdrm nrh In 2oS
sun nf pber aebn Adtn setfe nod Beteten Der &dufr.
aDtsen ndbsrer &asfuuft wenhe man an
5 q. 81 Iron Warp WhartoH.
Mdra II. 5o.s5gE =, 4!sI 5rsii9 .6pfleF Sn -
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BUR Beahtutta T!

-1fI3I sf4. FOJW|l ~OtNNVIWHU
tine greunbe unb 06nuer, fcmie bic eefcmmfen Gin.
pcbn unb btlpnbers bic 6eren Garers gracrb 90.
unb nmses.ne. lat Id biernt rftn. bas ID neperbtnss
ale 9tebaber Der 3 .stsez f..t rt .-e
{. 0ncprns 9Delten.1abrif
am wlate bee 6n. QHina Ncwfe eiusseten Sin. 50 tte
nun aentiss u beaten, bas Id In bsfsr Dtetuns alice
aufbsen ertt meine 6entfhen 9anbeteute, bel bren
een unb bonr serne 8hrsi&d ie pa6 nnisrt Mrbeifea
unt 9sabrifae an B,niset unb @chitdt niHt Isht
iraeub nem dbniihen WeiAdft iberron m.rbtH tSnnen
T eteeusns bdscn trt sepb Sebfr erloneen, Der bet
uas sprlpri3t wO;u frtunnlihf einssaesn pire.
q. u. SMdffer.
ButYrus, gedrS 1863. 5tat@ ga 2mtw
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-09-29
A Defensive medicine.

"In time of peace prepare for ware is a sound
military max i'm. "Let not the sckiv ssaso,. ~ !
you unpreta is an equally good ruie in Nh du
ical Jurisprudence. The man must he na,sa u,
iron who uncs himself at the close az sum,nsr ~ ~
strong as at It's commencement. Such a nhenom
Snon 10 rare even among the most robusf 81 ,hs
human family Muscular and Constitutional vivor
oo.es OUT u us IN the bfoiing weather of july and
august, anu lev VI us, NJ the opening Of the Fail
hasith ne pest Iossleie condition To Gefy tine un,
heatny influences oil the season.
Fever and aga and bilious remittsnt fover. "a
ge.her WIN variety OF comp ants that eflcct m,
uise,tive organs, he liver aud the bowels from a
potuon OF the Autumn programme. Bear in mind
siat exhaustion invites these disorders aud that
s.s al 'isor enables the system 70 repei them
10 re weak IS TO be miserable saws Sstan 10 mis-
seeated egions, In paradise Lost !" and the anon
10 Sofreet, though IL CONES from an evil source.
no then, ye weak and feeble iortIiy yourselves
against the invisible enemy that pertsdes the Aa-
tumnal ar. The best defense against masma y a
course OF HOSTErrERS STOMACH B1IEks.
IBIS rare vegetable tonic will inprOse your appe-
tie, stimulate your digestion, give nTmness to
late your secIetions, cheer yoar spirits, aud put
YOUR entire physique in perieet worAIng order. IL
10 easily done The STANDARD ton c ana alterat1ye
with will recupcrate and build You up, rs MT
"baI 10 take" bat the contrary, pleasant
See. however. that you have the genuine article.
There are i'm mutations and oountcrfeits In the mar
pesr In mind that HOSTEITER'S STOMACH
BIrTERS Is sold only In glass, never by the saion
or caskL aud that each bottle bears a latei snr
mounted By vignette OF 81. George and the Drag
pm, ana eur revenue stamp over The cork
eod&w1w
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-09-29

On THE 22nd of September the Democracy
OF New York in State Convention assembled
solemnly resolved to demand the abolition of
tnat hybrid institution, the Freedmens
Bureau" and did not find out until after the
adjournment, and until the fact was pointed
OUT py the Republican papers, that the "hy-
Dfia institution" expired by Limitation of law
on the first day of January 1869.
We have no idea that the KNOWLEDGE Of tb,s
TACT VIII make any difference with the veneer
able old fosies who compose the Democratic
party. They will still continue to demand its
abolition precisely the same as though it was
still an institution"
A Frenchman was once told that all known
fNcts coutradicted favorite theory of b;s
which he was fond of stating, $50 much the
worse for the facts" was his calm and con-
elusive rejoinder. So with the men who have
come down to US from former generations,
ana belong to the party of the past. Nothing
troubles them SO little as facts.
When they become tborouohJv nersuadod
'.a. 'ne rreedmen's Bureau" is dead issue
Which, WIN oe IN the course of three or four
years, they viii undoubtedly pass a resolution
eensuring the government for deprivino then,
OF their best card in an electioneerira o,,,,
paign.
When the most ignorant of their follow
srs understand that the administration no
onser manufactures furniture" for the blacks
what Will the Democracy dop
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-09-29

by aud John P. Deefipg g. Co., brokers, and
Monmouth aud Readfeld against Mr.. A. B.
Farwell, Representative elect from Augusta.
OXFORD COUNTY.
VIM. FL. Motley of Portland and student-at-
law at Norway, was admitted TO the Oxford
Rar Sent. "A, on motion of Hon. w. w. Vir.
gin. ,r,>r
The Bangor Wing says that the Piseataquis
Railroad Company ha re placed new loco mo-
tive, the third, on the track. Like the others,
this is from the Portland Works, and is named
the "Hamlin," in honor of the late fresident
of the road.
sAGADAHoC COUNTY.
The funeral of the Hon. George +. Patten
takes place to-day.
The Times says that Zina FL. Blair, OF Bath.
while passing up State street, Boston, on sat
urday last was struck by brick that fell from
high building, on his foot, injuring it severe
ly, and although he has returned home he IS
still suffering much pain.
WALDO COUNTY.
A woman named Bridget Simmons, aged AZ
years. YVES found drowned in spring at the
head of the tide in Belfast last Thursday.
Verdict of coroner's jury accidental drowning
while intoxicated.
The Passagassawankeag Base Ball Club
of Belfast left yesterday for Augusta to play
a match game with the Dirigos to-day.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-09-29

OF THE many enjoyable lectures to which
we have listened from scientists essayists
statesmen and orators, one of the cieverest and
most enjoyable was given a few even;nos
since, before the Young Mems Christian As.
ISOLATION, of Brooklyn, by Mr. Charles IT
Brainard, of Medford, upon "WHITTIrR Ann
HIS POETRY" To the advantages that come
from a cultivated taste, poetic INSIGHT and
good elocution, Mr.. Brainard adds tboSe ro-
shifting from long personal acquaintance with
the poet and his surroundings, familiar;ty with
the facts of his life, and hearty svnnathv
with his intellectual and moral nature. With
such subject, failure would be far more sur
prising than success; but in the present in
stance it is simply just to say that, if the lee
turer was fortunate in his theme, so too was
the poet fortunate in his euloelst. The Iecture
was biographical, critical, descriptive. and in
terspersed with recitatons of some of Whit
tiers finest lyrics. The reading of aBarbara
Frietchie,' was particularly fine, and called
forth the enthusiastic applause of his audience.
The descriptions of the poets early home.
the narration OF the incidents OF his boyhood, of
the growth of the poetical impulse within him, of
his deliberate espousal of the cause of the slave
at the sacrifice of personal popularity-of his
domestic life, and of the love and reverence he
has won, even more by the nobleness of his
character than by his transeendent genius,
were listened TO with eager attention by an
appreciative audience, interrupted only by oc-
G 1, bursts of hearty applanse.-W. ii.
hurieigh, IN Chicago Post.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-09-29

and oriole Baser. Georgetown tor Boa; ton Merrill
O Hart, kawley, Gardner for Philadelphia: Glen
gary. Yates, Bangor tor dol Helen NJ london. Con.
don, Belfast tor do; Ceres, Dow. 1aais Tor Newport:
ida utter. Smith, Philadelphia for Bangor. Ju.
malta Patten, Parker, from Gardiner Tor New YORK:
Brilliant, Lindsey Shulee Ms for do.
Ar 9Th. SC LII las, griffin, and Ella NJ Pennell.
Thompson. boston TOR Philadelphia Clara N,Iton.
Saunders, i'm Bangor tor Bridgeport; Annie Gse
Mitchell Baltimore for Boston; 1hos Fish. WILEY
do tor Portsmouth; Arkansas. Crowley Salem Tor
PHI ladephia; q Irwin, Little, Saco Tor do; Alaska
CIaTk Nusauash tor New YORK.
ROSTON-Ar 9Th, brigs K M Heslen, Jones. Bal.
timore: Ida II Raw. Crowel. Philadelphia. sbs Ii O.
Mesa Movers Alexandria; nj Lewis. Lewis, and
Iochiel Haskell. Philadelphia; Ella ay, Haskell,
ann Alc0ra. DennisOn. 90 Susan, Dumont, and
Juno, Metcal'. new YORK. -,-,,... &c
CID 9Th, br IS Showers, Partrluee' iof surinam
Adelaide, Wilson, Char lesion o-,.., -,
Mary A Chase. Hall. Sagua Moonlight, 6a Phila-
deiphia; scLs L Carver, Carver, WlmiDgtnnh. NJ;
= II Counce. Stearns. Alexand Ia: RUIN I1omas,
Groekett Georgetown: Mary Augusta, LoIo and
Jos TIA Hathaway, Philadelphia; Jane Woodbury.
Saunders Salem
Below, brig Jacinto, from Cieutuegos.
,a olu Zsth, snip Mont Blanc. hefbert Charies'oni
n anna kimball. Stinson, do; brig tiara Piek-
9 p Rogers, Now Orleans sehs Lookout, Began,
portland: Odessa. (Brj Council, do.
,,nhIo, Ar nth schs A Reed Philadelphia for
MA oehsau L3ra, do tor Newhuryp0rt; j Tinker,
| for Portland. N' Anure"s, we" i0iA
GLoUCEsTER-sr 25th, sch 2 A paipe. Moves,
EasPO t s tOr Mew York; Matanzas Bragon, RocG-
NEWBURYPoRT-Ar 2sth, sch Florid, MetcaIe
New York. WIN, "ieVeai
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City EEquaOz' Agency.

All persons who may have occasion to use
LIQUORS of any kind for medicinal or mechaui-
cal purposes, are informed that the City Agen-
cy is supplied with articles of excellent quail
ty, selected expressly Tor these purposes No
liquors will be sold at the Agency except those
purchased of the State Agent, and they can be
relied on as pure and of standard proof as GER
tilted in the certificates OF analysis from the
State Assayer. The price list has been revised
and only sufficient profit win be charged Ia
meet current expenses. We think this mode
of conducting the agency cannot fail to receive
public approval. Per Order
COMMITTEE ON LIQUOR Agency.
June II, 1869. dtfsn
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The accomplished editor of the argus is alb
sent, but his chair seems to be filled by a
proxy having the same hopeful temperament,
the same vivid imagination, and the same
bright hopes of good time coming" when
the hated Radicals who now dominate the
country, will be brought to grief, and their
proud heads laid low. 1t is some satisfaction
to know that when the Republican party "falls
to pieces" in accordance with this genial old
proxy's prediction, that its "broken and dis
jointed fragments will furnish sufficient ma
terial for 'new organizations" to "arise out of
which shall shave their day, even as the Radi-
Gals have had theirs" This doesn't seem to
promise much for the Democracy, but what of
that? Even the proxy has visions of a "com.
bination" which goes to show the effect of at
mospherc and association.
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PORT OF PORTLAND

Tuesday, Sept. 2S.
ARRIVED.
Steamer New YORK, Chlsho m, st John. N @, via
Eastport for Boston.
Brig Frank L Allen, (ol Portland) Clark, Sagua
10th uit,-molasses to Geo Hunt.
Sch Ida L Howard, Harrington. New York.
Sch Speaker, Matthews, York. seeking.
Sch John q George, Manchester, Mt Desert,
Sch Victory. Greenlaw, Belfast.
Sch Casco Lodge, Pierce, Yarmouth, to load Tor
New York.
Sch Robt Morrison, Winchenbach, Franklin Tor
Boston.
Sch Amazon, Lambert Freeport for Boston.
OUTSIDE-Two barques, bound In, one reported
the Pleades, from Cuba, and the other the Daring,
from Boston.
CLEARED. H.
Sch Clara Jane, McAlep, Wentworth, NS-L Cat
comb. -'.... 49,, ---
Sch Geo Brooks, Hamilton, New York - Berlin
Mills. ...'| - = ----
Sch John Somes, Heath, Albany-G W Gwyn.
Sch Highlander, Rogers Salem.
SAILED-BarquesA Andes. Brothers Pride; brig
= Bickmore; scbs Ida L Wheeler, Nevada, Willow
Harp: Henry Adelbert, Flyaway, Helen Mcleod,
New Zealand, and others.
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Ellis, IRON BitterS.

Will enrich the blood and prevent it from bscom-
ing watery and weak, giving healthy complexion,
restore the appetite, invgorate the system and are
vary palatable. These bitters are recommended to
all persons requiring a safe and valuable tonic to
impart tone and strength to the system not given by
bitters merely stmuant in their effects; which, al
though they may possess tonic, vegetable properties
cannot give the strength to the blood which the
IRON BITTERs will give. 3D.. ... ..
Prepared by VIM. ELLIS, Chemist. For sale in
Portland by Crosman s Co., 3o5 Congress street.
lie 21-d6m sN
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BatcheIOr's Hair Dye.

This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world;
the only true and perfect Dye; harmless reable,n-
Simultaneous; Disappointment no ridiculous tints;
remedies the i'll effects of bad dyes; invigorates and
leaves The hair soft and beautiful black or brown
Sold by all Druggists and Perfumers, and properly
applied at the Wig Factory, l6 Bond st, NY
June 3-sNd&w1yr
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LIE CINCINNATI Inquirer thinks that for the
mex. generation at least we would be better off
without tnat nursery of aristocratic fuss and
feathers, the West Peint Academy" suos
fussy and feathery fellows as Sherman. c..
Hancock, Sheridan, Thomas, and Meade ~,
graduates of the Academy, are a peg or trrn
above its conception of military capacity. A
burnt child breads the fire, and as the I,aqirer's
friends are among those who received their
quietus at the hands Of these gentlemen, it Is
perhaps natural that it should regard with
some aversion the institution which fitted
them for their patriotic work.