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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-22
BY James VI. Taylor. Auctioncer,
Office No. SCI Main street,
three doors below SpOtswCod Hotel.

4 UCTION SALE OF BAKERY FIN
n TURES, INCLIpING lIQESES; WAGONS IS
ENGINE, AND OTHEK MACHlNEHf NJ
CESSARY TO TIE BUSINESS, AND 4 CuGl-
PIETE ASSORTMENT OF HOUSEHOLD AND
KITCHEN Observation-Disclosures to the pro-
visions of deed Of trust from Joseph Canoe to me
dated the 2Sth July. 1889, shall on MONDAY the
9th d.v Of September. 1861 1t 10 o'clock \. NJ 1T
the dwclling-housc Of Joseph Canoe 80. 2:2 Broad
street I'm the city Of EichnOud sell IL public AUG
ton to The highest bidder, for cash, the following
personal property:
one Bav Horse, one Iron-Gray Horse, one large
Wagon one small Wagon, four sets Of Harness. one
Engine, one large Boiler: one Cracker Machine
and Cross Rollers, al complete; and the Fixtures
in the bakc-housc used aud occupied BY the said
Canoe consisting OF fifty lrOIf Bread Pans, fifty
small Bread Pans, one Brass Kettle, one dozen
large and small Baskets. one pair Scales, and al
the other articles necessary to carry on :. large
bakery in the said baac-EOusc; one LOT OF Cypress
Shingles abunt 10000, one pair OF Platform Scales
In the bakery; one pair Scales In the store, six
Wood Bread Trays, one Desk, one Cupboard Sc
Ycuteen large Glass Jars, one bale OF Hops, five
Pictures ore pair OF Window Shades In inc store
occupied by the said Canoe. No. ~. Broad street
and Ill the Furniture In the swclling-housc OF said
Canoe over the said store, No. 222. on tine north
side OF Broad street, In the city Of Richmond
consisting OF four Beds, four Ecistcads and Bed
ding, one large Dining Table, one Safe, one
Knives and Forks, one White China Dining SET.
one White China Tea Set. one Piano, one Hair
seat Rocking Chair. two large Chairs. six lair.
seat Chairs, one Mahogany Sidcboard one pain
Card Tables, one small Marble-top Table, ono
Sofa. enc Fancy Stand, Mantcl Clock. ono
one large Mahogany Sidehoard, two stoves. on,
pair ParlUr Curtains and the usual Cooking ten
sis In the kitchen. Crockcrywarc, *.
Is THOMAS j. EVANS, Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-22
BY Grubbs & Williams. AuctioneerS'
r,averth street between Main and Bank

BY Grubbs & Williams. Auctioneers'
Ic,ayerth street between Main and Bank.
4 VERY VALUABLE BUS = z 5 ), 5
n STAND ON TIE WEST SIDE OF - ~ y
STREET. BETWEEN ER OA y i, AHD 2- MAJ I :
SHALL STREETS; AND 4 BR1CK, DIV Ell !; Z
ING on THE WEST SIDE OF SEGnSI! ne NJ
TWEEN MAIN AND FRANKLIN SIhEEIS'
At ATCTION.-On FRIDAY the 9th gay OF oe!n,
TENDER. commencing at o'clock p. NJ, we VIII VIII
sell upon the premises the FRAMED STOKE a .h
DWELLING No. 1923 Sixth street, Opposite the
second Market occupied by solomon Hechlnger;
The lot Is 1886 feet 10 an alley five rect wac.
The building comprises a store below with three &c
rooms above. has water and gas. and ny reason 9l
il, situation Is very valuable rs business stanu
Probcfiv in that locality rarely comes INTO tnc
market and we hope this opportunity WI! be du!!
appreciated by those serfinS good Iocail"A ior
Alter the above. will be sold TENEMENT no.
s. on the west side of Second street between MAIN
and Franklin. occupied by Mr.. John " hlt"oFu,i,
II has six rooms besides garrett ana yer! WIZ WIZ
hall also. Il kitchen with two rooms gus anu
water. The lot is ?93 by o. feet to an alley.
The location Is very good, and the properIH "
sirahe for any one wishing comfortable resi-
Gcncc at Il moderate outlay.
i'' GRTEBS z WILLIAMS.
s,,- Auctionccrs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-22
BY Grubbs & Williams,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents
Eleventh street between Main anu Dahk.

GALE OF HOUSEHOLD AND SCHOOL
y FURNITURE. PIANO, &C;-By Tea.eSTS o %
Yor we viii sell on TUESDAY the :stli of sep
teber at II O'Clock A: NJ at Nos: iGa "a eT E- 1S'
franklin street Linden Row. ne STOCK 81 rar,etv
in parlcrs. chambers, diuing-room, schooi-roolls,
&C., embracing large ass9rtmep1, i nnc COM
prising many valuable and wcil-SGpt arI,c
PIANO. seven octavcs selected for its fine quail
ties by a good Judge, and nearly ncw " ,r1-s
/ Pill OSOPIIICAL APPARAIIS,
SCJOOL DESKS. BLhCk-BOAhDS:
KITCHEN FIXTURES, &c. ,.
The attention OF housekccpcrs and schooi teach'
't The aboye-namcd HOUSES arc FOR RENT,
with possession October lst. r,,,c
roos AuctlOnecrs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-22
nrAE. ESTATE F0R SALE.
BY Wellington Goddin,
Real Estate agent and Auctioncc

VERY VALUABLE DISTlLLER1 AT
Y VOEGLER,S SPRING. N HENRICO
COUNTY, ONE MILE EAST OF RICHMOND,
FOR SALit.-1 am authorized TO sell the ' AbtA-
Bile DISrlIGERH located as above. 1t has re-
Gently been rcittcd and altered with mary tens OF
new machinery. and is in perfect order, and now
ready for the Manufacture of whisky. The water
llmos: any quantity of liquor, and il has been
analyzcd b chemists and pronounced peculiarly
well suited for the dlstllaticn of the purcst Kind
of whskcy, and, being very cold. does hot require
the OF Ice.
The land and buildings can nc leased for n term
Of years nj $500 per annum.
The location in many respects is Il mCst Gcsira-
be one. and TO those disposed to embark In that
business the present Is 4 most favorable opDofig-
nifty.
TERMS Accommodating,
Mr.. Noeglcr, on tn" premises. will show them to
those who may call on him. ". GDDi)lN,
SO 22-3.aw2w Auci.oucyr,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-22
By Thomas W. Kcesee, Auctioneer,
No, 1917 Main street.


No. 1917 Main street.
4 TI@PFS FOR SALE At AUCTION.-I will
sell On TUESDAY, October 5th, at l? o'clock NJ.
at public auction at the rooms under tie Too R0p
Exchange. full set o. rGd coniistpp IN
part Of -,-ee,,o
FORCE PUMPS,
RETAIN Frs. 49,. h,,r
An assortment of 9uLLS--f1es, tens, hall
pounds and one p0uEds
4 Cutting MACHINES,
BOILERS.
STEAMERS,
PIPES.
LINE SHAFTS,
PULLEYS, &c. c.,, o,o-e
In short, full set Of macnlner! LOT I" III ''-t"'
tobacco manufacturing establishment. s,oo aud
TERMS. All sums under 500. cash: SiVu o anu
over that amount, sixty days credit for approved
negotiable notes. r,,o,r,c VI ErEsEE.
"a, AuctiOnccr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-22
AUCrroN sAIEs...Future pays.
By Lee & Goddin.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. 111a Main street.

TRAMED DWELLING CONTAINING g,
FOUR ROOMS. ON TIE SOUTH SIDE SD Ell III
BALDWIN STREET AnAMs,s 49, - ~. oJ rHir
s sa vii, sell on MONDAY the eth ins.ant on
tho premises at osoeb F. ro M ,aated on
tIa enIth side of Baldwin street near to Seven
tnepfb. with n LOT sixtv-four feet. four lncnes
front Inv one hundred and thirty-two feel deep -.
TERMS Liberal, and will he announcer as LUG
hour of sale. ,,,onoora
90 LEE IL boDDiN- Au..-o- -E-----
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-22
ByA: G. Pulllam. Auctioneer.

GIVE VACANT LOTS IN AND NEAR
Z MANCHESTER FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
At the request OF the owners. will sell mt auction
on SATURDAY NEXT, 25th Instant al L . cloc r
ner of Jefferson street and Petersburg rairoan III
Mayo addition fronting 50 feet a p "a
about 100 feet four FACASI LOIS, iront Hn, %
foot onh on the south side of Porter between mir
tcenth and Fourteenth streets, running pacS 100
feet. , nrIrr,>t
- ~ ~ Auctioneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-22

INTELLIGENCE OFFICE. SIG BROAD STREET,}
BETWEEN EIGHTH AND NINTH. :
FAMILIES IN WANT OF WHITE OR
L COLORED SERVANTS can he supplied at
this office. SC Costs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-22

GUMAC WANTED.-Wep pay the highest
~ market price i'll CASH for SUMAC, delivered
either ut our t.nncry in Manchester, at railroad
dep0ts in Richmond, at store l422 Main street,
Richmond. The leaves must be OF green color.
well dried and free from berries, sticks, and sand.
So 81 HIIIST Il KING.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-22

WANTED, Il FlRST-RATE FEMALE
w COOK (colorcdl without incumhrancc.
GORDON 4 CkINGAN.
81 n ppari Rlork.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-22

WANTED, a good COOK. WASHER
w and IRONER FOR small family. Apply at
los Grace street.
Se2a-lt CHARLES II. PAGE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-22

INTELLIGENCE OFFICE, SIG BROAD STREET.
BETWEEN EIGHTH AND NINTH. !
WHITE AND COLORED GIRLS
w WANTED for COOKS. WASHERS, IRON
Frs, or To do general hOusc-wori.
Sc 20--3tA JOHN II. PEN & co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-22

WANTED. a SITUATION by Il re-
w spectacle white woman without incum-
brancc. She Is Il first rate meat cook and can
make good lght-bread. Inquire at Mrs. PAGES
clearinghouse, Oh Ninth and Broad streets. Good
rpi;.rrncp. l-i ynn Sc oo-ot%
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-22
WANTS.

an 30--swTu& F&dM&W2m Richmo
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-12-13

A SUIT of interest to Life Insurance Com.
panies has just been decided in the U. S.
Circuit Court in Boston, Judge Lowell presi.
ding. 1t was the suit Of the Manhattan In
surance Company Us. Robert White, and occu-
pied eight days. 1t was to recover the
amount of policy of life insurance upon the
life OF Edward Delaney,paid to the defendant,
an assignee of the policy. The defendant is a
physician in this city, and the ground upon
which the suit was brought is that, knowing
Delaney to be diseased, he fraudulently pro.
cured the insurance for his own benefit. The
plaintiffs claimed that they paid the policy
after Delaney's death in ignorance of these
facts. A verdict for the plaintiffs was render
ed, awarding the sum of $12,175, being the
full amount of the policy and interest.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-12-13

LEE NEW CIRCUIT JUDGEs-With the ex-
caption Of Gen. Shepley, the new appointees to
the Circuit Judgeships are almost unknown in
] this State. The following is brief sketch o.
the antecedents of his associates: ...
10 Judge Lewis B. Woodruff, OF New York,
was elected Judge of the Court of Common
Pleas in 1S49, and afterward of the Supreme
Court. He was nominated in 1861 by Mozart
Hall, and sold by Fernando Wood. He is serv-
ing on the bench Of the Court of Appeals by
appointment, and is an excellent man.
VIM: McKenna is a lawyer of prominence in
Washington, Pennsylvania ~ ---
george A. Pearre was an earnest Union man
during the war, and held the Office of Chief
Justice of the Western Circuit of Maryland.
General William B. Woods was Speaker of
Z the House of Representatives of Ohio in 1853
and 1859. and at first opposed the administra-
ton of Mr.. Lincoln. He afterward entered the
army and served under Gems. Grant and Sher-
man. He now lives in Alabama.
Geo. II. Yeamau served in the Tbirty.seyeuth
and Thirty-eighth Congress, and is Minister
Resident in Denmark. He has also served as
judge of Davis county, Kentucky
&. Thomas Drummond. of Chicago has served
tor several years on the bench of the Supreme
Court of Illinois. siy .,-T -r
John F. Dillon is the Chief Justice of the
Supreme Court of Iowa, and is lawyer of &C.
knowledged superiority. e--....-.
Lorenzo Sawyer is Chief Justice of Califor-
mia, and native of Jefferson county, New
York. He became judge Of the twelfth dis
trict Of California in 1862; and afterward was
elected Justice of the Supreme Court He
overruled the decision denying the Cinnamon
the right to testify in the courts of California.
5 OF the nine Judges, Woodruff, Pearre, Yea
man, Drummond and Dillon, we believe, were
former Wings; the others were Democrats till
recent period. s-', za.Lu .r za--
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-12-13

THE journal Official OF the 23d publishes
the following account of the progress made
at Rome for the assembling of the Ecumeni-
cal Council. The preparations in st. Peters
are almost finished, and nothing has been
neglected to make them harmonic with the
grandeur of the cathedral The Pope paid
several visits to the cathedral to inspect their
progress, also to the superb Chapel of Sixtus-
Quintus, and thence to inspect the convent
erected by Michael Angelo on the site of the
Baths OF Diocletian, in which the exhibition
of religious art objects to be held. This is a
magnificent building; the arcades are support
ed by hundred columns, and in the centre
of the quadrangle is fine fountain surround
ed with cypress trees of a gigantic size, said
to have been planted by Buonartti himself
On Mount Janicalum they are actively al
work in the erection of the column designed
to commemorate the assembling of the Coun-
Gil, in the construction of which the choicest
marbles have been used, among others the
green marble of Africa, and other rare kinds
found in the emporium where the marbles
were deposited under the Empire. The base
and summit of the monument will be
composed Of white Carrara, marble and
will be twenty-six feet in height
The base of the column will be ornamented
on one OF its faces with a representation Of
the ceremony of opening the Council, on an
other with the papal insignia, and on the
others will be engraved in Latin the circum-
stances connected with its construction. The
column will be surmounted by bronze
statue of st. Peter, holding in its left hand
the symbolieal keyes, and the right arm ex-
tended as if in the act of pronouncing bene-
diction on Rome. -
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-12-13

TIE FIFTEENTH AMENDMENT is said to be
out of danger. Twenty-Five States have rati-
fed the amendment, and it is now certain that
their example Will be followed by Mississippi
and Texas. Georgia, if reconstructed in &C.
cordance with the Presidents recommends
ION, will make the number twenty-five, and
V consent of only three States more will be
nNessary to secure the constitutional majori.
" three-fourths of all the States. There
are Aur States which will positively ratify the
s"ennent, viz: Iowa, whose Legislature
meets the first Monday in January; Mime
sofa Vase Legislature meets on the second
Iuesdays January; Nebraska, whose Legis
1ature NETS biennially, and will be called il
speclai sesAn; and Rhode Island, one branch
OF the Leglsture of which ratified the amend
ment on the Nth Of May last, but the other
the House, pos,oned concurrence until jana
sry' 1870. 30 t. adoption OF the amendment
Is certain even shuld Ohio refuse to ratify, an,
New York withdrw her ratification.
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DOMESTIC PORTS

WINTERPORT-I In port 9th, briggs Loeb Lomond.
Wright. and Robin, Douglass Tor Cardenas; sch Al
SALEM-Cid 9th, sch Capitol, Roberts, for Bucks
s0sToN-Ar 10th. sch ophr, Webster, Eastport;
Jos Baxter. Baxter, Georgetown.
Cid 10th, barque W Swasey, Coffin, Satilla River
Ar 1ltb, sens Grant, Crossman FIN Eastport;
Connecticut, smalley, Bangor; Arcola, waIlison.
Below, ship Coringa, from Calcutta. .-s To-
Cid 18th. brigs Geo Harris, French, Cardenas: schs
Guiding Star, Merriam. and Eclipse, McBurnie, for
st John, NIB, via Portland; Hattie Ellen, Dix, Sa-
HOLMES HOLE-Ar 9Th, sch d Siner, HuntIy,
Philadelphia for Boston. = l-rrs .'if'l- -
Mary E Thompson; schs Eva AdelI. Mahaska, P
Stimpson, s Moulton, Minetta, Orozimbo, Zicova,
Ar 9th, brig Edwin, Allen. Calais for New York;
Globe, Deering, Bangor for New Bedford; Ospray,
Crowley, Calais for do; A Wilder, Wilder, Ware
Woods Hole, land sailed); Moses Patten, Harding,
EDGARTOWN-Ar sth, schs Bengal Hatch, New
York for Boston; Hudson, Post, do tor Salem Mont
rose, Grierson, Providence for Calais: Nellie, Ander.
son: New York for do; Julia Elizabeth, Candage
FALL RIVER-Ar Sth, brig W Woodruff, Has.
kell. Elizabethport; sch Sam Fish, Teel, Baltimore
10th. Moses Patten, Harding. Bangor.
PROVIDENCE-Ar 9th, sch S NJ Tyler, Kelley
Elizabethp0rt.
Sid 9th, sch c Loud, Hall, Baltimore.
Lunt, and Frank Maria. Wood. irem Elizabethport
M M Knowles, Small. from Machias; VIM Wilson
(new) Wilson, from Rockland.
NORWICH-Sld 9th, sch Nevada, Davis, for New
York.
NEW HAyEN-Ar 9th, sch NJ Hamilton, Green
Elixabethport.
NEW YORK-Ar 9th, schs j Marshall, Seavey
Calais; Chris Loesier, Durham, Portland; VIM Ar
thur, Andrews, Providence tor Philadelphia.
brigs Clara jenkins, Coombs, Gibraltar; j Bick-
more, Henley Matanzas; schs Annie Tibbetts, Nash
Ponce; II Cady, Small, Indianola; H Thomas,
Robinson Mobile. o., F.. Id. --.
Passed through He'll Gate 9th, brig Charles Miller
Butler, from Virginia for Fairhayen schs Maracaibo
Henley. Ezabethport for Portland; Defiance, Hall,
So Amboy for do; Emily Belle, I'm Eliza bethpor for
Yarmouth; Michigan. Pickering do for Providence;
PHILADELPHIA-Ar 9th, sch Southerner, Ba-
ker, Portland. An. 60 00|
BALTiMORE-Cld stb, Chas Mayo, McMillen,
Cid 9th, sch Woodbury., Woodbury., for Charles
Below, barque Daring, Mcdonald, from Sagua;
sch & b Small, Cafes Shulee, MS.
kICHMOND-Sld 9Th, schs Leonsssa, Myers, FOL
Savannah; Hamburg, Wescott. Philadelphia.
IS sA rSII' siS. sch Lucy oreutt. Hart
Baltimore.
CID 9Th, barque oneco Haskell. Liverpool.
isa Davis, tor Montevldeo, ldg; briggs Executive, Cor
ham. do; s j Strout, Strout, from =, ar 9Th.
MOBILE-Cld 4th, sch V Glover, Ingersoll, for
NEW ORLEANS-Ar 4th, ship Priscilla, York,
Antwerp; barque Leonidas, Gates, Philadelphia; Sea
Eagle. Bowling, Vera Cruz.
Ar 5th, ship Lathly Rich, Mitchell, Liverpool; brig
Therese Butler. Butler Rockland sd
AT 9Th, ship Republic, Upton, Liverpool
Cid 9Th, ship Lisbon, Curtis, Genoa; sch Veto, Nc
earthly, do
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-12-13

..f
Gov. GRARY of l.nn,ylvania seems deter
mined to hang DR.. shoeppe, who is under
sentence of death for yoisening a lady who
had made him her heir. There is a widely
SHK9lent impression that the chemist. who
aaistaken, many ennh- of the deceased WIRE
s 'nat view Of tho case. but tie -pep TAX,
refuses TO stay the execution. The German
OF New York went so far as to hold mas
meeting Friday night with view to intluepc
tne Governor. DIR. Doremus made speech
1na showed by practical experiments how tb,
a.''inore chemist on whose evidence Shoepp,
rs convicted, might have been mistaken
. .en baron Gerolt, the Prussian minister. has
interested himself SO far as to invite the mod,
icai chemists of Washington to a review -,
the case, and they held their first mao.;. -
Friday. - Ing
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COnsumptiOn,

The three Remedies, "SCHENCK'S PULMONI,
SYRUF," for the cure of Cough 8, Colds Bronchitis
and every form of Consumption. The peculiar &C
ton OF this medicine rpens the ulcers in the lungs
pectoration purifes the blood, and thus cures con
sumption, when every other remedy fails. -
..SCHENCK'S SEA-WEED Tonic" for the cur,
OF Dyspepsia OF Indigestion, and all diseases arisins
organs, supplies the place of the gastric juice wheI
that is deficient, and then enables the patient IL
digest the most nutritious food. 1t is a sovereign
remedy for all cases of indigestion.
"SCHENCK'S MANDRAKE PILLS." one of the
most valuable medicines ever discovered, being
vegetable substitute tor calomel and having all tba
useful properties ascrbed to that mineral. without
To these three medicines Dr.. IL. H. Spaenck, Of
Philadelphia, owes his unrivalled srsSess in the
treatment of Pulmonic Consumption. Inc Pulmo-
mic Syrup ripens the morbid mattof discharges it,
and purifies the blood, The Mssdrake Pills act
give the organ healthy tone, ,1d cure Liver Com
plant, which is one of the ms1 prominent causes of
Consumption. The Sea-Weq ionic nvigorates the
Of the the
condition imnroves the quality OF the blood. by
which means The formation Of ulcers or tuberces in
the lungs becomes impossible. The combined action
of these medicines ;o mus y tS sapansd viii cure
in time and the use of them is persevered in SUIT
fciently to bring thfcase to favorable termination
Dr. Schenck's Almanac. containing full treatise
the various foras OF disease, his mode of treat
icine, can be ha gratis OF sent by mail by address
ing his Princirl Office, No. Is North Sixth street.
Philadelphia "a.
Price Of ee Pulmonic Syrup and Seaweed Tonic
each $40 Tsr bottle, or ~ SO a half Dozen Man.
DRAG PillI 20 cents per box
Q. GOODWIN q CO., 3s Hanover st, Boston.
n iaSss agents. For sale by all druggists
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-12-13
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Preparatory Medicatio n.

The human system, the most delicate and sensi.
tive OF all created things, should be duly prepared
to meet the shock oecas:oned by sudden change in
the temperature of the air. Even the solid metals
contract and expand under cold and heat-so that
IT man were composed of iron, instead of trail s
sues, and bres circulating fluids and brittle osseous
matter, his frame would not be proof against the
vcissitudes of climate As 1t is, 1t behooves every
one, especially the feeble, to ortify the trail tene-
ment of mortality against the inclemency of this
season. wholesome, strength supplying vegetable
tonic and Alternative is the preparatory medicine re-
qured, and among medicinal agents Of this charac-
ter, HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS stand
supreme. In successful career of nearly quarter
OF century. the preparation has never been equal
ed or approached, and its sales now larger than
those OF any half dozen articles purporting to be-
long to the same Glass; that has been advertised
In this country. As remedy and preventive of
DYSPEPSIA, and all its complications, it may be
said to have lived do,cn competition and to be the
standard specific Of the Western Hemisphere. A
course of this genial restorative at the commence
ment of Winter is the surest safeguard against all
the complaints which are caused or aggravated by
exposure to cold. s7s
dc13eod&w1t ..'.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-12-13

In the "Hand Book of the River Plata for
1862 we find the following notice OF a planta-
ton in which, if we are not mistaken, some of
our prominent Portland merchants are inter-
ested
About a league north of the town of Forth,
we meet the American estanca of Messrs
Hale and Spring, one of the finest in the
North; it is called Estancia Talay, from la
COON of the same name, and the lands are
watered by the river of Areco and Arrago ia
lay. The house is built in English style, two
stories, with every comfort of home life, and
surrounded by commodious farm-yards, sheds
a well-planted quinta. and large grain farm
The establishment gives employment to great
number of hands, mostly English and Amer
icans and the proprietors have been the first
to introduce the newest improvements OF
American model farming into this part of the
country. The estancia is largely stocked and
covers $4,000 acres,
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Personal,

Nathaniel E. Chase is the workingmen's can
didate for Mayor of Boston.
Rev. R. Blacker has resigned the pastorate
Pere Hyacnthe sailed for Europe on Satur.
day.
An assassin fired at M. G. Woodman in his
house in New York, Friday. The bullet JUS
missed his head. it.-, .
Kennedy, the Scotch vocalist, lately in this
country, has reached London, where he an
nounces three concerts previous to his departure
sstor Australia.
f1sreoklyn was set crazy the other day by the
ZION TO the,red that he expressed his resgna
| "A young man If the newspapers.
Paying game of chess w1tAndQn, Conn, j
LMouls, the moves being Communicated nv mai
| Inc game has been in progress several weeks
"nu Is hKely to last several weeks longer.
L., Inc New York papers speak of Ger. Shep-
10y as a Justice OF the Supreme Court of Moine
!nls is mistake. He declined the nominat;on
IA 1909 TO NIL the vacancy made by the eYnira-
ION OF the term of Judge Davis. His father
non. Ether Snepley, was formerly Chief .Jns,
tee OF the Supreme Court, and these two facrs
together. e'-'o"nueu
ne passengers in the New Haven cars few
and e. nnce we're entertained by an animated
.cbintLn >sf conversation between Father Hv-
Hanron; al the Rev. DR.. Cox, of New York.
the IT,. be seated near each other. and
M RAJ speaking no English and the Doctor
snoalf ;., tney adopted the Latin, which both