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The Portland daily press., 1864-10-12
1.-THE Late George B. Mcclellan. y

In April last, before 1t was seriously sup.
posed in the rebel capital that Gen. Mcclellan
would become the leader of the "peace Martyr
of the North, the Richmond Wing had sc.,b.
ing article entitled as above, from which we
clip the following itemsi
hNothing is easier to prove than that the
elevation Of Mcclellan to the position of Com
mander-in- Chief of the Yankee army ,vas all
that tcas needed after the election OF Lincoln
to insure our independence.
After this battle williamsburg an event
occurred which has been forgotten, but de
serves to be recalled. A Confederate surgeon,
left in charge of the wounded, told Mcclellan
that his gunboats might possibly reach Rich
mond. but that his infantry never would. The
little Napoleon smiled as If In pity of the sur
geon's ignorance. The surgeon told him fur
Their. that the Abolitionists were making a
tool of him, and that they would throw him
aside, proclaim a general emancipation of ne
groes, and put an Abolitionist in his place.
Mcclellan replied that he was in no fear Of
me Abolitionsts as long as he had command
., mat army. But he added. " they do
LIT LII me aside, and set the negroes free, l
s Sncs * 70 Europe. and cease to hare any
-sn 5n; 70 o. 10 toith this luar
nc %nkees might have taken Richmond
slter tue oattle OF the Seven Pines, when oul
FORCES were In confusion. After the battle o.
Hanover Court House he MIGHT have done thu
same thing. Alter the battle Of Antietam the
same" u a. 'A' ''''-- '-->
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WAan1Neron. Oct. III.

WASHINGTON, Oct. IL.
The following is the vote of the Ohio sol
diers in the hospitals in this city and Alexan'
dria to day Union, $50; Democratic, 81.
(Signed) JAMES c. WETMoRE,
Ohio State Military Agent.
CLEVELAND, Oct. IL.
Returns from Ohio and Indiana indicate the
success of the Union tickets. The probabil,
tiles are that Union Congressman are elected
IN the 1st, I'd and 9TH districts, in place OF
fendieton. Long and Cox.
Indiana.
CLEVELAND, Oct. IL.
All reports received from Indiana snow
large Union gains over 1850. Probably Nor,
ton will have 10000 majority, and there VIII
be probable gain OF two Union Congress
men.
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct IL.
The election passed off quietly as far as
heard from throughout the State. Reports
thus far show large Union gains over the vote
of 1860, which gave over 10000 Republican
majority
Wayne county gives 300 Union maj, Union
gain 1000. Partial returns from the 9th Con-
gressional district gives 1000 Union maj; I'm
Jon gain 5000. Winchester gives Morton 329;
Union gain 60. Randolph county, Union maj
blOO Niles county 600 Cambridge 332,
gam OF IL over Lanes vote. Dublin precinct
gives Morton unanimous vote, viz, 226 In
dlanapols city and township probably gone
Union by 5000 maj; gain 1000. Centreville
and township gives Morton $50 maj. Della
ware 800 to 5000 Union maj; gain BOO
Richmond gives Morton 1858. Mcdonald
1929; Union gain 500. Dearborn county I'm
ion maj. 500.
The Union State ticket is undoubtedly elect
ed by from $4,000 to 10000 maj. Returns
from the 4th, 7th and 10th Congressional dis
lricts, now represented by Messrs. Holman,
voorhees, and Edgerton, Democrats, indicate
the probable election of the Union candidates
NEWARK, N. j., Oct. II.
The charter election in this city to-day re-
suited in favor of the Democrats, by reduc-
I'd majority.
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Another Big One.

Mr.. EDIToR:-While the farmers OF this
section seem yieing with each other in pre-
senting you with monster potatoes, the one
accompanying this is respectfully submitted.
1t is from the farm of Capt. George S. Loring
of Yarmouth, its weight is two and quarter
pounds. Pass in your Murphies, gentleman.
OREGON.
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-12
stock MarEes.


Per steamship Europa at Cape Race.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, Oct. 1st@
% oales on "a urday 5000 bales, including lOO0
~ :peculators and exporters The market closed
ea nl ana Downward, with but litle inquiry.
BBreaostufs-quiet and steady.
IroWslons-quiet and downward
LONDON MONEY MARKET, Der. lst.-Consols
closed at s8t@874 for money
AMERICAN SECURITIES Illinois Central rail-
ROAD 81 9g4s dis; Erie Railroad 4lQ42
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-12

NORRIS MINsVRELs.- This excellent troupe.
that gave SO much satisfaction to our citizens
by their performances here some weeks since,
are now on their return from the Provinces,
and will favor us with two OF their unique en-
teFtainments at the new City Hall on Friday
and Saturday evenings. We bespeak for them
fnii houses.
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-12
The Ress, Aarance Into Missouri.

ST. LOUIS, Oct 10.
Intelligence has been received at headquar-
tiers that Prices army went from California to
Boonville yesterday, and Shelby sent 1000
cavalry across the Missouri River at that point.
Gen. Fisk has gone to Lexington to take
CT mmand there. ~
Gen. Sanborn is still pursuing the enemy.
Business is suspended at St. Joseph, the cit
liens having been called to arms BY General
Fisk, in anticipation OF a visit from Price.
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-12

DIR. S. c. GORDON, Surgeon LIST Louisiana
Infantry, formerly of Gorham, and recently
surgeon In charge of US. General Hospital
at Natchez, Miss, is now on leave of absence
visiting his friends in Maine. He is now at
Fryeburg but will be at Portland on the oath
inst, where any inquiries can be made for
Maine soldiers who died at Natchez He can
be heard from at the U. s. Hotol
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-12

Observation-Disclosures drafted men, sub
stitutes and recruits we're passed yesterday at
tine office of the Provost Marshal, and credited
to the following places Cornish, Z; Parsons
field, 5; Eliot, 5; Westbrook, Brdgton and
Kennebunkport, 8 each; Hollis, Naples, Lin
lngton, standsh and Casco, 2 each; Harri-
son
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-12
PORTLAND AND TIOINITY.
Supreme Judicial Court.

OCTOBER TERM-KENT, j., PRESIDING.
The October term of the Supreme Judicial
Court tcivil) opened in this city yesterday,
Judge Kent presiding After prayer by Rev.
George Z. Walker, Of State street Church, the
docket of continued actions was called, and
cases were marked for trial or otherwise dis
posed Of This docket is smaller than it has
been for many years, there being but III cases
or it.
The jurors will come in to-day, and II any
case is ready for trial it will be taken up.
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-12

WooDroRp's CoRNER.-A Temperance
meeting viii be held in this village this WED
nesday) evening, at IL o'clock. John S.
White, Esq, and others of this city will be
present ard address the meeting. G, A.
Stackpole, Esq, Of Gorham, is also expected
to be present. Let there be full house to
greet the speakers.
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GenteeI Furnilmre lad Auctton.

ON Tuesday, OCT. 18th, at 10 O'Clock A NJ, at the
" house corner of Gray and Stale streets. ALL THE
F0RnIrURE in said house, consisting OF Parll ur-
niture and Carpets, Chamber Seits and Carpets,
Mirrors, Piano and Stool, Bedsteads, Mattresses,
Bureaus, Mirrors, Chairs, Toilet Card. " crk, Cen
ire and Extension Tables. CrockeTy, Glass, China,
Stone and Wooden Ware Table Cutlery, sc l. c !,
one food refrigerator together with iho entiro
kitchen Furniture, comprising those arlclts usually
sound in well appointed kitchens
HENRY BAILEY & co. AUOTIoNEKRs.
oct11 dtd
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AdministrntoE,s snle.

NOTICE is hereby given, that by virtue Of IL
IN cense from the Judge Of probate for the County
dwelling house on the premises. the seventeenth
day OF October, A ID 1864, at O'Clock in the alter
noon, the homestead lot of the late Reuben iiol-
brooE, late of FreeporF, in said County, situate in
said Freeport, and containing four acres Of land,
with the buildings thereon.
HOnACE BREWER. Admin istTa tor.
Dated this 7th day Of Sept, 1860. 2taw3ws
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From the Armu before Richmond.

W AbdINHIUN, OCG. II.
Information from the army of the Potomac
To- day states that Sunday night, between ~
and O'Clock, the enemy opened fire towards
the I'd corps, and continued to FIRE twenty or
thirty minutes. Our troops did not reply. 1t
Is not known whether the enemy inflicted any
damage on our troops.
When the mailboat left yesterday every
thiHg was quiet
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-12

PERSONS attending the Horse Show at Wa
tervilIe can return to Augusta Thursday eve
ming, so as to take the early train from there
to Portland Friday morning.
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-12

SUPERINTENDENT OF COMMON SCHOOLS
We understand that at the request Of Gov.
Cony, Hon. E. ?, Weston has Withdrawn his
offered resignation Of the Office of superin-
tendent of Common Schools, and will hold on
till the regular appointment of successor in
Ianuary
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-12
Valuable Real Estate M Aw,,,ou.
Valuable Real estate at AucIioE,

On Ihursday the 18th inst, at O'Clock. P NJ,
on tue premises. We shall sell the DOubie Ter A.
meat Brick dwelling House and Lot, kno~n as lie
esibrook Seminary Female boarding hon. sitsa-
ted on stevens rlain, WestbTook on the liz II the
Forrest Avenue Horse Rail Road. The Iol Is about
eight rods square.
For information in regard to the property. apply
to Walter b. Goodrich, ar the premises or to VIM
l.. Southland or Il. Hanbin, Portland.
Ft HENRY BAILEY & CO., Auctioneers.
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E. M. PArTEN. AUCTIoNEER. Il Exchange ST
Linnens. COttOns, WOOIens, and
Dress Goods az Auction r.ss

~ ment Of Dry Goods, such as AIosccas, IL O.
nese, DeLanes, Prin,s, stripes, Plaids, Glnghams,
klaDnels, Iickings, Bleaehed and Brown C,ttons,
Crash, Linens, Oamask, Doylies, Napkins, Linen
Hdkfs, Shawls, Gloves, Balmorsls IRE edeioile,
Cassmeres Satinets, Doeskins, diaper, dRirgs,
Collars, FIiDges. Ties, Under Shirts and Drawers,
&c, &C.
Also lot Of damaged goods with which the sale
will commence. Gale positivt-no postPonemeDr.
sales OF Dry Goods every Saturday octl2
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-12

RUNAwAYs.-Two or three cases Of runa-
way horses occurred in our streets yesterday.
Result, wagons slightly damaged, but no per-
sons injured, although large number were
exceedingly frightened,
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Fron, the Southwest.

LEXINGTON, KY, Oct. II.
private dispatch just received here, and
considered reliable, says the rebel Capt. Peter
E'setrs band captured and burned train for
Coyington, about eight miles from that place,
this morning, and robbed the passengers. No
further particulars have been received.
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-12
The Rebel Attack on. Gen. Kausz's Position.
NRHu YnpH Dot

t
The rebels must have suffered severely from
the repeating rifles in the hands of Kautz's
force, as it was in the fight with them that
the rebels lost Gen. Gregg and other Off
GERS, and they say in their accounts the sever
est lighting was in that part of the engage
ment.. They also announce the capture Of
Kautz's adjutant.
By the Times correspondence 1t appears
that Gen. Kautz came near sharing the same
fate. Gen. Kautz and his Adjutant General,
Capt. Nash, were riding to the rear column,
when they came suddenly upon regiment of
rebels, who had as prisoners some of our men.
These men, recognizing their general, imme-
diately cried out to him to escape. He turn
ed aud succeeded in getting away, but not so
his adjutant, who, though by his side when he
turned, was not seen afterwards.
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-12

SOLDIERS HOME observation-disclosures
is called to the meeting of this Association, in
the Senate Chamber, this evening. 1t is to be
hoped there will be general attendance of
the members, and all others interested in the
object of the Association,
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-12
BY TELEGRAPH
- TO THE -
EVENING PAPERS.
7ns Bs,ot Advanoe into Missouri.

The Rebel Adr0nce into Missouri,
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Oct. TO-
From The Democrats jefferson CITY cores
pondent it seems the rebel demonstration on
that place on the 18th was merely to occupy
our force whiie the enemys main body cross
ed tne Usage hiVer. After feeling our fortif-
cations and finding them strong they nassad
westward during the night. They were some
Zoooo strong, with from fourteen TO twenty
nve cannon, and long train of wagons.
Uen' Iieasanton arrived on the morning of
tne ON ana assumed command, and in the af-
ternoon followed the rebels with about s. 900
cavalry. wy o'O0O
Reports had reached jefferson that we at
lacked Prices rear, while Curtis, coming from
Kansas, was fighting their 'front.'
Inc Democrats Jefferson City dispatch of
tonight says:
A courier from California twenty five miles
west, brings information that our cavalry were
skirmlshing nearly all day yesterday. In the
afternoon the rebels entered California and
burned the depot and train of cars.
Price has issued proclamation stating that
he had come into the State intending to re-
main; that he desired to make friends and not
enemies; and that the depredations which had
been committed were a military necessity.
About four o'clock our forces placed batter
les outside California, and drove the rebels out.
We killed, wounded and captured over 100
Our loss was only few wounded. The reb-
els tore up about mile Of railroad track on
the east side of California, and it is also torn
up in several places on this side.
The rebel Col. Standewaite is reported 70
have been at Upton last night with 5000 men
moving toward Bonneville.
The rebel Major Bowie and rebel Lieut..
Key have been killed, and Col. Shank NOR
tally wounded.
COl Fletcher, who arrived from Ralla to-
night, reports 1900 men repairing the south
west branch OF the railroad; that the telegraph
VIII be working tomorrow; that the road will
be open from Rolla to Moselle the day after;
and that all is now safe at Rola.
The bridge and water tank at SCOTS, eight
miles west of Jefferson City, have been burned
by the rebels also the railroad depot at Look
out, few miles beyond.
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-12

ON Saturday, Oct. 18th, at IL O'Clock A. NJ on
~ Lime street, Horses Carriages, harns ses, SO.
Also, one large Chestnut Hose, wei BIS 1850 lbs,
sound and perfectly kind in any Barbe s., stands
without hifching and afraid of the cars and has
been owned in the city for two years.
octl1 dtd HENRY BAILEY CO., Auct's.
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-12
ELEVEN MILLIONS OF DOLLARS,
md are exclusively cash

oAd oAS OASiufiNCiJ SlSu.
The Dicides ds for the past five years tss GOO OOO)
are larger Ill amount and proportion TO premiums
pqid than were ever declared IN the same space of
time by any company in the world. The business oil
this company is conducted on the Mutual principle
IN the sticest of the term, the entire
Quoting necessary expenses alone, being equita-
bly, divided among theassured.
Its rItes OF premium iOlcer than those of the
majority of other Lite Insurance Companies, yet is
dlyldehds nave been greater the result OF most
careful and judcious selt con oil lives and the favor
cent.
Inc mortality among its members has been pro-
poronately than that of any other Lifs lnsur-
ance Company in either america or Europe whose
experience has been made knOwn-a result in the
The amount insured in this Company exceeds that
Of al her Life Insurance Company in the United
Staus, aus afjrdGg sc alter securty-the aecessa-
ry law of average having more scope for operation.
The assets OF the Company are invested exclusive
" on bonds and Mortgages on Real Estate, worth
ia each at least dou Die the amount loaned and
in state ana City Stocks the sOlidity and security
Of which will be conceded, with no pre- MUM notes
20 eat out its ytas and the profits ofits memb us.
s;deraion; and all oths circumsi being equal
that company is the SAT having the large accum
uatons aud in which the largest number is assured
Its expenses are less than most all other mpai es
rs system of Nos-FoRgElTIEG PoLIcIRs, Also
| ENDOWMENT POLICIES, payable at aiming a
certain age say 4O A., co. So or 65 years, ia
OF death before arriving at tnar age and its pay
meuts In FIVE, TEN or moro annual instalmen's, Is
| much more advantageous than that of any other
| CompaR in this country.
No person who has insured with this great Com
pany during the 81 years have been agent in
| this city has ever Withdrawn 6;scontir ued his
| Polio from any classification misunderst
ing to the operation the system whils hundreds
Insured with other companies have done so.
Many Policies roy outsta ndiGg at my agency have
increased more thad 90 pe~ceqt on the sum insur-
ed, and much more than the amcHRt Of premium
paid, viz
Poiey. No 1882, insured for $1,000 is now worth
&S000-inc ease 5000.
Policy No. 1851. insured for $4,000 is now worth
$l200O-ncSesse $4,000,
Having ruu bun little more than twelve years =
Many other Instances with similar results be
saown to any who will call on and many inter-
es'ing facts of great value will ba furnished cheer
| fully.
Documents and all ueedful information cheerful.
ly furnished at the Office by mail to remote par
| ties and inquirers.
PORTLAND REFERENCEs.
! Hon. ] B. Cahoon, Woodbury. Dana,
| Rev. A. Burgess, J. B Fllebrown,
| VIM. W woodbury., Lewis Pierce,
Charles Davis * r. Lea .itt
Charles Payson, Charles BIC Laughlin,
| z F. 6errish, charles Ssger,
| Philip Fl. brown, Iayson Tucker,
| James E Carter, A. L. Dennson
| George A Wright, Jos Bobson
| rhoma Shaw, A. L. Hobscn,
| Chas E Adams Esq. Rev. H. Muller, and many
| H II. Furbish, hrs.
W. d. LITTLE, A GENT, 81 Exchange st.
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-12

WE are requested by Mr.. MeGlinchy to say
that the robbery mentioned in our columns
yesterday did not take place in his shop, but
that it took place about 6fty yards from it.
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-12

Cotton-dnr. NEW Y0gK. Oct. IL.
Flour--saes 10 OJO bbls: state ana Wa.,a. ,oeoo-
n *. w Ssaae 6Oa8 40; Round Hoop Ohio mo
bos a g !" 20 as IS; southern rer sales I'm
100 bbis at I@si9,o Canada l0920c better; salos
snrine ao gag bets sales 76 900 bushels cbics0o
Miwsnx o oa %; Milwaukee club S20I 81 Amber
l93. Winter he'd western $50
w Ssisnr9So batter sales $1,000 bushels; mixed
DIaeo 6-iregular; sales 800 bbIs Country mess 90
AZ 0O942 823 'AAe' ''A'V Dds; new mess
Rnttern d mer; sales 1900 bbls at 49, 02o3,.
RiceMdyy nlla .; safes 800 bbls at 7S@l "A
Sse-uulii sales Rangoon al 100 3lc
RolassasS u.s. sales 90 hhds Mus covado l7GllSc
Naval sso-er; sales 80 hhds Porto Rico $50.
Petroleum-quiet.
Wool-dull
Freightsto Lverpool-eull.
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-12
Internal narsaritu Of nush,shaehers.

New YORK, Oct. II.
The Commercials Washington dispatch SAYS
the bushwhackers, who murdered Lit. Meigs,
hacked him with their swords after he was
wonndea aud had surrendered.
1t is stated that Gen. EheIidan's movement
to Strasburg is made by order Of Gen. Grant
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-12
A Rare Chance for Business
ON account of my health l will sell at a bargain
" tie following property, eonsis ing Of

ON account OF my health VIII sen AZ oAIgNn
" tie following property, consis ing Of
House. Stable. Out-buildings and Store;
Also 20 ACRES or LAMP toS 81 ' % Ss Ssst de-
SCRIP. on . large finished Iocms. Also large Ell
well arra @Sd very oqn "i.Ssd ;or ,nuno,
Inc st ~ 70 sre also two largo beds adjoining
hc TSe above are well adapted fer hotel and Stable
ibe store i. in good shape aud there Is no better
,a G,r tfade in Cumter apd Cout ty.
ba a I'VE property is situated in he plasant vii
lace of Upper Gloucester twenty miles from Port.
and aud within two miles Of three Depois on u
Grand Trunk Railroad. eEWAIL CHESS,
UDpe- loucestcr.
inquire Of CTAS. S. GROSS, at "a Commercial
street. Portland. &C Sdu
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-12
Houses NJ Auction.

ON Monday, Oct. 18th. at 3 o'clock 2. NJ. on the
~ premises. we shall sell tbs tlco story en-
house frattle street, he root, wi the lot
which is AZ feet by SO. A well of good wa handy.
Also, one story wooden use on land aoj )in-
ing This lot is 3s feet by 90 feet Good for invest
ment. Sale positive
octll dtd HENRY BAILEY & CO., Aucts.
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-12

WE are under obligations to Messrs. Allan,
Brothers & Co., for European papers per
steamship Jura, at Quebec from Liverpool
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-12
LADIES

Who have cold hands and feet; weak stoms chs.
lame and weak backs; nervous ana sick hefdachei
dizziness and swimming IN tho head, with lnaiges'
ton and constipation o. the Bowels psin IN the side
and back; .euccrrh1a, Coz Haitessi ialInns o. IN
oil that long train os diseases VIII fnd 70 Electric.
ity mesns Of cure Eo5 p1lAS tha ION
o. t[oSbIes with Young ladies' Electricity g certain
nac,so ana VIII In short time, reetore the sui ere
to the vigor Of heaish.
extracting Mineral Poison from The system, such &c
Eercury, Antimony, arsenic, &C. Hundreds who
oas otherdiEculties, the direct cause Of which In
nas out OF ten Is the effect OF poisonous drugs
rss o. rom i've to eight Baths
Once hoars nom O'Clock A. n. to ! P.H.Ili
g: AID to p. u.
Generalization FfsA. tvISfssd
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Valuable Hous. al Auction.

VAiuaDIe E4OsSSS az AucllOm.
ON Thursday, Get 2J.at O'Clock PM. The prem
W ises, we sha III the three-siorO biick h0useon
Lincoln street No. Al. 1t is thor0ugly aud iaith-
fully built and finished, modern ia les construction,
fine closets, gas good water and plenty Of III CEN
TALLY located ana dc ira bic occupancy iuv ST.
mont. Sale positive-titlS clear. Fer particulars
please call on
HENRY BAILEY & Co., Austionoers.
Oct lid
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NnrnI.

New YORK, Oct. IL.
The iron clad Monadnuck and her ACCOM-
panying gunBoais arrived at the Navy Yard
TODAY
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-12
EDWARD ~. PATTEN,
Commission Merchant & Auctloneer

HaB removed to the spseieus store
Exchange Street, four door. below
Merchants Exchange
VIII receive consignmeats of Me- sbandise OF
every description, for public or private sale. sales
OF Real Estate, Vessess, CarSces, stocks and ler.
chandise solicited. Cash zdvanees mace, with
prompt sales and returns. Iaehi2d ly
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-12
70 TEE AFE,LICTEDI
DR. W. N. BENIN -,
Medical Electrician,
no. Al CIapp's Block,
CORNER oEcoEGRxss AND Elm srRxs4s

MOULD respectfully announceto the citizens OF
w Portland and vicinity, that he has perman emit.
ly located III this city. During the eleven months
that y e have been in town We have cured some OF
the worst forms Of disease in person who have tried
other forms of treatment in vain, and cuTing pa
nents in so short tns that the question is often
asked do they stay cured! To answer the Que
we will say that ell that do not stay Gu, Ell we will
doctor tho second TIM tor nothing
DR.. d. has been pracsie2 electrician fCr tv ant
years and is also regular graduated III ysisl "A
Electricity is perfectly adapted 10 chronic de ases
in the form of nervous or 3ck headache: nelr ll.js
In the head, neck, or extremtes consumption when
in the acute stages where the lungs are not nly
involyed acute or chronic rheumatism scrotula hjy
of the spine, contracted muscles, distorted lpnbe
palsy or paralysis, st. Vitas' Dance deafness stan
meriDg or hesitancy Of speech, dyspepsia inCigef-
tor, constipation and liver complaint piles-wc cur
esory case that can be presented; esthlnn bro ch
us, structures OF the CHEST and al sors Of II ma
complaints.
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= IvoS Had Lot aG Auction.

IN wednesday, ocs l2.b at 2 $500.
North sSI ne t.S'isly wooden House No
OF the bfst material and egely and faithfully b it,
throughout; il has fine oloss1 a shu hllshsa
house an excellent cellar. hard ana set, u a. 'Io 1
aasii is pleasant and healthy location
borhood, and unsurpassed for pure r and Iyals :,
VeTV pleasant for rtsidence-cgpital for an mve,t1
mont. The lot is about 81 by 100 feet.
HENRY BAILEY l. CO., Auetirs
Oct ltd
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20 Latecommercial news from England. re-
ports daily failures but no panic.