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The white Pine Compound,

at waseaFiy In the spring OF 50 that this
compound was Originated. member OF my
throat attended with disasreeable cough.
had for some months previous thought that
PTeparation having toE is bass the lnssas
as 10 be very useful In diseases OF the throat
and lungs. Iotest the value of 1t IN the case
alluded to I compounded small quantity
OF the medicine that l had been planning,
and gave II in teaspoonful doses The result
Was exceedingly gratifying. Within. two
DAYS the irritation or the throat was remov-
ed, the cough subsidized and a speedy cure
was effected. Soon after this, 1sent some TO
q lady in Londonderry, n. H., who had been
suffering for some weeks nom bad cough;
occasioned by sudden cold, and had raised
relief and sent for more. Sne took about
ten ounces OF II, and got well. j. b. Clarke,
Esd. editor of the Manchester Daily Mirror,
made a trial of the same preparation In the
case of a severe cold and was cured tmmedt-
Rtely. BE was 50 highly pleased with the re-
Gales IL placed before the public, that he
finally persuaded me to give It a name, and
send 1t abroad TO benefit the suffering. In
November, 1855, I inst advertised 1t under
the name OF White Pine Compound. In Two
years from that time there had been Thole-
saled in Manchester alone one hundred dol
Iars worth, where It took the lead OF ali the
cough remedies in the market and Il sun
son for this: ii Is very soothing and healing
In its nature; Is warming 10 the stomach and
pleasant withal to the taste, and Is exceed
ingly cheap.
White Pine Compound STANDS unrlValeI. II
was not originated for that purpose; but a
person In using It for cough was not only
cured of the cough, but was also cured OF a
kidney difficulty OF ten years standing. since
that accidental discovery many thousands
have used 1t for the same complaint, and
have been comp eIelys cured "a .lsssssse==
The above was written by DR.. Poland. in
1850 Since then, as in Manchester, the
White Pine Compound has taken the lead OF
all Cough remedies, as well as a preparation
for the cureof Kidney fhcuIties, in every city
own, village and hamlet Throughout the
New England States.
ft Faa y
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l. the inloE1nS sehedule OK AIN 1A'7- -
s, 1857.
Leave wheeling Leave Baltimnre'
daily at 5=i0 pm. daily am pm.
Arrive Washington iISD
.PaTEersburg 80 am. haTpeT's F,y-s:so :"
Cumberland 500 fCuniberIAnd-l245a-m am.
-HarPsrs FerEy T:l5 :. Grafton---- SO =
Raltin1oTe-Elo=8 WheeltnE---.lo=l0 :"
Wash,n CITY Hes sIneluding SundAyS
sIncluding sundays.
EXPRESS TRAIN.
Leaves Wheeling Leaves BALTIMORE
AT T-IS = wssh'n Cily-k;45
Grafton - ] = pm Arrive
Parkersburg I-4 Harper y-IsSi Am
Cumberland $50. = .CuinbsElsLld5j4;5sSO
Harpers Ftyl2SJ R.IIi- GIafton- LEss Pm
Baltimore Isl MheeiiLg-- o-Do
WsshIn city SGD Except Sundays
except Sundays
NAIL TRAIN. E.e-r =
Leaves wheeling Leaves Balituiore
fdaJIy-b a. o-I0 nm daily at.-.-E45 Am.
Arffyes- WaSh'n CIiy-7:45 -
f5raIfng On m. Arrive
CumbeTIand-7:40 :" HarPeTs y-1dQ pm.
HRrperSs Ply I2s4O p. m. Gum bertann-56t4e
WinchesfeTg 30 GTaftOn---ll=S) "a
RslfITnore 5-f1 WheelinR--.-4:f9 In
waEh,n City.-5s5O Except saturdays.
Except SATURDAYS.
Ben WOOD ACCOMAODAIlOS
To connect with c. o. r b Division
Leaves wheeling At $50 a. m 800 p. n.
Tickets to all principal points in the East,
West and Southwest can be REQUIRED at the
Company's of4ce-
JoHS l. WILSON, Master Of nsportation
RT DEVRlES
N.Y. General Agent, Wheeling.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-07-03

PAINS and aches of all kinds are re-
lieved by Logan's Arnica, the best
Liniment in the market! In 25 and so
cent bottles.
For Dyspepsia, Constipation, Dis
ordered Stomach, &C., use DR.. hoD7s
Pills. They have no superior as a fam
ilY medicine. Price Is cents.
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west virginia Glass Works For Sale.
ny ORDER OF THE STOCKHOLDERS +,
ID the West Virginia Glass 8oIks, INCLUDE
ing the Real Estate MouIds and Tools, Pots,
stock OF Glass. safe and everything belonging
10 said company, excepting the book ac-
counts, will be offered at private sale Tor
thirty days, on reasonable terms II not sold
In that time the whole concern Will be oner-
ed for sale by public auction and sold 10 the
highest bidder.
his is an excellent opportunity for COM
pany OF practical woTkmeu to make money;
AZ everything is in excellent coDdit on ana
good working order.
BY order OF the Committee on Sale.
Mr.. Ripley Will be on the premises con-
SANITY during the day and answer any GUes-
lions that may be asEed. Jun1-H
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The Doctors DIPLOMA hangs in his once.
ENDORSEMENT OF THE PRESS.

The many thousands cured at this estab-
llshment within the last twenty years, and
The mum srous important surgical Operations
performed by DR.. Johnston, witnessed by tbs
reporters Of The sim and many other papers
notices OF which have aPPeaFeSi-agaln and
again before the public, besides his standing
as gentleman OF character and FFeSpectas
blllty Is q Sufficient guarantee 10 the ahiicted.
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CUREL.
maE5-lys ." TEH FzF -
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The White Pine Compound,
GEORGE W. SWEET, N. D.,

PROPRIETOR.
PREPARED AT TIL
New England Botanical Depot,
los HASovERsT STREET, BOSTON,
Under the Supervision of Rev. !. W. Poland.
LAUGHLIN, SMITH q CO., Wholesale
and Retail Agents. q. H. ODBERT, Wheel
ing. j. NJ. 4. MERCER, Bellaire, Ohio.
febl5-eowd&wly
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#fdtfaI.
Pine Compound

rs now OFFERED TO THE AFFLICTED
| throughout the county, after having
been proved by the test of eleven years, In
The New England States, where its merits
have become as well known as the tree from
which, IN part, 1t derivesits virtues
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For Sale.

~ GOOD BUILDING LOTS IN THE
i j Eastern part of the city, which am
authorized to sell at very low price and on
easy terms.
- L IRWIN.
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Quartette and SoiO-Ia Charlie. Ros'i''i
KISSES MESA wARISG, MARY McAFEE,
: ANNIE BESSISGHAUs, ELLA GORDON AND
JULIE PASHILL.
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CADET TO THE NAVAL ACADEMY
The Kanawha Republican, OF the 26th,
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Mss LOUISE CEGAS.
TheekIa, or the Asidens Lament e'uiLsTf
KISS ASSIE BEssISGHAUs-
We HSs-r., gtr,5s GuynbsTt
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SrauspOrtatina;
BALTIW0RR SsOHIO R,R. COMP

OTHTcE BAIT. a OHIO RAILRoApS0s
WHEELING, May T. lsbI'J
SUMNER SCHEDULE
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Bronchitis, Splitting OF Blood, and Pulmon-
any Affections generally. 1t IS a remarkable
Remedy for Kidney Complaints, Diabetes,
Diffjcuity OF VOlding Urine, Bleeding from
the Kidneys and Bladder, Gravel. and other
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PASSENGER TRAINS WILL BUS 81
L the following schedule on ana Ait7E SAAs
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DR. JOH NSTOH,

Wulces NO. 2 uuLH T EetLtEISEL EstFectI
Len hand side going from Baltimore street
few doors from The corner. Fall not 10 OBJ
serve name and number.
HB-So letters received unless post paid and
containing a stamp to be used on the reply.
Persons writing should state age, and send
portion OF advertisement describing symP>
fnfEna
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ORGANIC wEAKNEss

Member of the Royal College OF Surgeons
London, Graduate one ofths most enirepf
Colleges in the United States, and the greStgr
part of whose life has been spent In ths nos
pitfalls Of London, Paris, PHILADELPHIA. aud
elsewhere, has effected some OF the most a.
tonlshing cures that were ever knOwn.mzrT
trOuD led with ringing IN the head and es-f
when asleep great nervousness, icing alarmed
at sudden sounds, bashfulues win trelueuf
blushtng, attsnded sometimes with deranEs-
ment OF mind, were cured ImmedLateIy.
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MARRIAGE

Married Persons, or Young Men oonrs-,.s
ting marriage, being aware OF PbrSt-ssY
speedily cured.
He who places himself under the cars mn
]. may reilsiousiy connde IN his horC- = !.
skfIl Rs a f,k1YsieEau- -
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"a Boxes CHOICE LEMOS5 JUST RI
~ csiyed and Tor saEe by
A. II. BURRE& CO.,
ry2-st 81 Nam street..
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Espee!ally, who nave oeeotne the victims o.
habit which annually sweeps TO an TyntIsS.''s
grave thousands Of Young Men OF ne -
excellent talents and brilliant intellect ~
might Otherwise have entrancef llsfsrE-s ;
Senators with the thunders OF elo1rgnss i.
walked TO estacy the living Iyre, M IL X
with flIl confidence 70 - 60
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MISS ELLA GORDON.
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HrELoDEONsI IN WALNUT AND ROSE
NJ wood cases, portable and piano style
carved and plain, new and secondhand,
isnN VIM. H. SHEIB'S Music Store
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nR- JOHNSON hftz discovered thz M,
" Certain, sPsfdy, and only E1sc--Sssii
BACK or Lambs, Structures, Adectiop ~ y, .sS
Kidneys and Bladder, involuntary DgSstSS-.s
ges, ImPotency, General Debility, SeTT-1-SS!.'
5 Esj5n ~ ~ fdess F1sfpststjo9 Of PITTS m ca.
Tirnidity, Trembling Dimness OF StgES4
GIddineSS, Disease Of The Head - =
Nose, or skin, AneetlonS OF the Liver, I.uSsS
ders arising nom Solitary Habits tf 49,
secret and solitary practices more fstsf -
their victims than the song OF Syrens }, -
Mariners of Ulysses, hliShtinR tbEir - -
brilliant hopes or Gnticipatious, .esIia-;,4
u1aTTisa. &c impossible 70
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ANDTUNiNG OF PIANOS
IL Organs, Melodeons, AccordeOns, Flutinas
and all Musical Instruments promptly and
carefully attended to at
IarlSI WILLIAM H. sHEIB'S Music Store
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-18
THE CHOLERA Ar HAVANA

NEW YORK, Nov. 16.
The following are specials to the Herald:
Hdodnd Noe 15.-Later advices from Porto
Rico are received.
The late tempest was more severe than the
two terrible gales which visited the iIl-fated is
land previous to1850. All the towns have been
severely damaged. In somelt instances the
houses along entire streets have been demol-
lshed, and the roadway entirely hiddeflby ruins.
No news whatever has been received regarding
the effects of the storm in the central portion
OF the island, where on the sayannas numer-
GUS herds are pastured, but elsewhere the cat
tie have been killed, the fields swept entirely
loss is incalcuable. The merchants of the is
land have demanded that flour, corn, tprovis-
ions, &c, shall be entered duty free
The Porto Rico Bulletin of the 4th inst says:
We are assured that the Island of Tortola has
disappeared beneath the sea. Some accounts
say It was submerged for eight hours, and all
the Inhabitants perished
Advices from Venezuela state that Laguay
ra, port on the Caribbean sea, and the prin-
cipal seaport of the Republic, has been erected
into naval post. -T~a
An extraordinary meeting of the medical
authorities has been beld at the palace, which
determined to issue circular to the people in
relation to the presence OF the cholera here
Halt the members we're opposed to such pro-
ceeding, as it would tend to arouse public con-
sternation and would bring ridfcule on the
board. The mortuary returns have been re-
fused TO your correspondent ls9nae9
Count Valmazeda, Captain General adm
terina, has paid visit to the military hospital
TO satisfy himself how things stand. y,i- s,s stIl
Our new Captain General, Tersundi, is to ar
rive here by the Spanish ftigate Francisca de-
Osis '9' 80 ,+is "a k7 ~
The returns of the cholera cases in the city
have vastly diminished. ~ 81
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Iusiisau AGairs.

SAN FRlANCIseo, NovJ6, (
Idaho papers of the 9Th inst. state that a
number Of indians recently visited Camp Nc
Dermott and professed friendshipan and desire
to live with the whites. subsequently, eight
OF the savages left the camp, saving they would
ed that their designs were Dut botsfie % and and thew
were followed and killed IT was understood
that the Indians remaining in car1p would suf-
fer the same fate. "
The latest aeconnts from Mrs Donv;ua who
was captured by the Indians, states that sbe
was not burned'o Or tortured sbysthe Ind;ans br,t
is alive. o'''
Gen. Mcdowell and staff leave to-davcor
izona, to make thorough inspection. ~ a.
military posts in that territory. -. - w '"e
t.tts0i .ss'gf .g OMAHA Nov. 16j
Fort Laramie adyices of the 18th inst! state
that council was he'd with few of the chiefs
of the Crows on the 11th inst. They desire to
remain in their own country. The Siouxs were
not represented, and willsliot come to- oImramie
until spring, but request Gen Harvey to meet
them at Fort Phil Kearney.
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A conducta Of 5000 GOO was t. arrive SO
Tampico. WI Va "A IVY
4sFlHg gsg1a 11& 1ssl2W - Il ais&L
Foreign NewS per, Steamer. Aaa

TT0 ~ NEW 1ORk, NoV.lI.
BY the steamship Bremen, dates from south
ampton to the 9TH inst, are received, There is
but little of importancein addition to the cable
dispatches. aI -5-A sasa' 70 hSAA' =
In reference to the Roman question the Lenu
don Times says: We have before us Gen. Mem
ebria's note of last Wednesday. and M. De
Moustier's answer of the ensuing Friday The
General states the reasons which induced the
Kings Government to send Italian stroops to
occupy several points in the Papal territory
The French Minister declines to disenss, these
reasons. He expresses painful surprise and
lively and sincere regret at the steps ataken by
the Italian Government; step which the
French Government, as an adviser, has ALWAYS
blamed, and winch it would not. now in an v
way invest with its approval. Whatever rea-
son NJ Moustier may have had to depart from
the common usages of diplomatic correspon-
dence, and scold when he should condescend
to reason, we do not think that the Arguments
pressed by the italian statesman can be thus
unceremoniously dismissed, Gen. Menebra s
note was intended as a last appeal to the Justice
and wisdom of the Emperor Napoleon. -
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,siscelsanesus s,sspa,cbes.


-, a,n WORCESTER, Mass, Nov. IL
"a woman named Flynn, So years of age,
strayed from her home ten days ago and was
aieand dead i'll an open field near this city.
Shepard who murdered his wife in this city
on Friday, is still at large. .Us.q
ST. PAUL, Mimi, Nov. H.
10 Szrhcexplosion of a Kerosene lamp at party
given by Gen. Sibley, on Thursday night, re-
suited ia the death OF Maggie Murphy, q Ser
want girL and serious injury to Miss Gussil
L Sibley, who will lose the use of one arm. Other
persons were burnod, but not seriously
baB eeg iomossi aag New YORK Nov. H..
% iiAnl Havana letter says Col. Queredo, Of Bo-
liyia, is expected IN Havana soon on his way
FROM Mexico to Brazil to conclude . treaty for
the. fies navigation of the Amazon and La
/ Plata rivers His SON and Secretary go imme-
diately to New York to negotiate with capital
lists for the navigation of thegrivers of Bolivia
,sia6I ~ lGe4 15 g PHILADELpHIA, Nov. Is.
Z hAt large meeting of the leading cigar man
ufacturers held last evening, it vas resolved
4 not 10 accede to the demand of the journey
7 melslgar makers, who are now on a strike for
an uQrease of twenty per cent. on their wages
|oHhelstrikers number upward of two thousand
"a, ,roaas7, .Larolas il, BALTIMORE, Nov. II.
sQn Thursday last three persons were dam
I gerously 1T not fatally, injured at WestnIins-
ter, Carol county, in this State, by the burst
ing OF . cannon while firing salute in honor
of chs recent Democratic victories. One man
he'd his leg torn Off and another had his side
l pc enetrated by large fragmont OF the gun. at
IL % Z. . bssoso'q ALBANY, N. Y, Nov IT, z,
Official returns from forty EIGHT counties and
the reported majorities in New York and Kings
county gave .fle Democratic State ticket 80, ,263
- HAVANA, Nov. II. 81
a. sAdv{ees from New Orleans announces the
arpival there on the 14th inst, of the U. S.
! Revenue Gutter Wilderness. ?. .''s-.oA o
: =. = - MEMPHIS, Tenn, Nov. II.
There were 80 interments for the week end
ing atnoon yesterday, of which number l6-
were freGl yellow fever. The city is unusually
healthy now, aud the weather is clear and
osolA yalaoit las.s .s.z Go ss
saali i0F sssoi z su.5Ii New YORK, Nov 16 u
sGlThe steamship King Phillip, owned by Pal-'
1ner< q uSkifon, laden with grain, took fire
abopt o'clock this morning at her dock at the
foot Of Morris Street Jersey City, and burned
stoithe waters edge. Loss about $4,000 81 I1
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Boston Corn Exchange

=. ~ BOSTON, Nov. 16
The receipts since last have been I,52G bbls. o.
-Four 500 bush. Corn, 900 do short 100 bbls Corn
Meal Flour firm we quote WessAn snperfine al
50 "a 70; common sxtra at . 20 . 10 y; medium
do at IL o. @ - %; and eood snd choice - koas q,
Is o. % II So: fresh-arosAd in aa I'll sS = 10 20 g
is 50 D bbl. southern st Il 90 . u = hr Hpsd sad
choice extra Csrl lovw; saes Soathsr, tenoy a.
Se q 1 - y bush. sr old, snd nsy Ssla = -.
oats continns dull sales Of so.thEa - Nassrn
4 g s..h n sy: :, Is :sl11 y ~: & A,. s.sS
epsr e a., ~ 9o. and Niddiinrs at SU Q . ten. Pro.
S,ionsgPork quiet sales Of prime st = " q IS 81
p Dbl. mess At "a % @ % 80; els.. at Nso@ . co.
tern mess at 16 90 a ~ 90; extra mess at % 10 q
% o.: family extra % 30 q ~ 90 bbl. Lard steady
at fsi as 14c ~ fb in bbs and tercss. Smoked Haps
are selling at 1bs q fsc " h. cash. Butter Is sole at
IS "a 45c y b. for common to choice. Cheese Is sell
ling Mt 13 "a 16c R ID. teaas a
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City Of Portland.

noafu OF mayor anu Atdsano"'
Nov. 4th, 1861
nE THE Petition of E. L. stanwood for lieence to
sreeiand use a Station iry steam Ensno' e"s'
OF india street, on the Odell Estate, -. ~
ORDERED, That Wednesday the zo,n uat =, 90 n1s ~
assigned as The time and place for eonsiderine
said petition; and that the PetniJner give notice
Daily Press four tiDes the first publication to be al
leasi fourteen days beforehand that all persons in
Attest: j. NJ HEATH, City Clerk.
Copy Attest: j. M HEATH, City Clerk.
noy6dtd
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. o o p IR .

Ladies double sole Congress
B00ts' costing, cash, within the last
six months, all the way from 81. 90
to $3.50, to be closed out at $500.
A rare bargain, Don't fail to buy
pair. .s5ls S..ss ~ ,e ~ I.,6 '...s
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- ~ 10 Let. 70.
WITH Board, pleasant rooms, at No 80 Ilantorth
wv ct. ffstsf,tr .or y> oe2Sdtf
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New Work narhe.s.

tfsgIHfa9sjl al 3ic4j 435t fiI NEW YORK, Nov 1G
sCoton-rlower; sales 1,O01 bales; Mddling Upandf
our--reccipts Is 737 bbls.; sales 1900 bbls also
900 Ibls extra State Decenber part at about 10 In
Sta te and Western dull and 10 M Is. lower; Super-
fine State at 90 IA s10; Extra State at 80 6D 50
Cloicedp at 1890 40 10 30; round Hoop Ohio at 7G
q 10 49, Choice do at 10 80 a. 13 CO., Superfine West
ern at so az 10; common to good extra do 40 q
Ssl0 OOi choice osl015 q 1878; Southern dull and
dropping sales $50 bbls. common to choice 10 90 q
"A 70 California heavy and lowers sales $50 sacks at
e wheat duh and % &c lower; sa,es 5000 bush.
sound do Nos and Mixed at "a a. 2 248; Amber
Sreen Bay extra choce2 80; White do 305; White
canada.2B a. CO.. ~ KS "a p
Corn --wthout decided change; /; sales 730Oo bush
Mixed western at "a q 3GI closing at "a a. 35l
oatsTdecidedly lrmer with some speculative de-
mand; sales % 900 bush; Western at 7s az 79Jc
Beef,heavy; sales 1855 bbls; new plain mess 10 90
g ~ 90; new extra mess 10 90 az % 30
e fork -quiet and steady; sales t5O bbls mega nj
u 10 e Il IL closing at 2 90, cash. prime is 10 %
'bafdLquiet and steady; sales $50 bb,s. at 12s q,
Butter-actve and firm; sales State at 20 "a 4sc.
Whiskey-quiet.g s-s4k
RicaIqiliet with sales at 81 a 1Oc for Carolina
Sugars-frm; sales 300 hhds.; Muscoyado at ia "a
- Geaee-frm.
A[elasses--,lulLzgs @ral1 NE
I ,Tayd5 Sta,res-qIet and firm; Spirits Trunentinf
at "a l1 55c; Rosin 80 a . 0O
rQls-slulI; sLinseed at O59 Os; Lard, Sperm
and wlfale quiet
,Petroleum-qniet; sales crudeat iSc; refined bond
ed at 2S4c. lls15t f'NH
Tallow- unchaiigcd sales $1,000 lbs at lit "a life
Wool-less active and declining; sales 1900 lbs
~ ~ m oic for domestic fleece; 30 a Doc for pulled
a. - ac ipE Pexas; % q 27!c for California; Rit
"ranue on private terms aut
to LiverpooIa shade frmer: Cotton I'd
sd ner ss "a Cd per steamer; Flour 2s Sd and Corr
q q .H.FH-I -
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hotter Expiosion-Two Persons Killed

= - = -BINGHAMFTON, n. Y :, NOV. 10. :
a terrible accident occurred in thisrcity this
lp9rpne. A freight engine Of the Binghamp-
ton & New York Railroad exploded, tearing
the engine into Fragments INSTANTLY killing
engineer Edward Canton ahd fireman William
Rose, both of Syracuse. The bodies of the
men We're found against wood-pile in the ten
! der with both their heads torn off. Mr.. Can
tons head was torn from his body leaving only
a tuft of his side whiskers, his jaw and the up
per end of his spinal column protruding Mr.
Rose was struck on the forehead by piece of
the boiler and the top OF his skull cut COM
pletely of. Upon the breast of Mr.. Rose hot
iron. from some portion of the fire-box, was
found burning his flesh. A large piece Of the
boiler weighing $50 pounds was hurled about
twenty rods. Another piece cut a limb three
INCHES IN diameter from pine tree in a lot ten
rods beyond, Another piece weighing about
sixty pounds was found forty rods distant. The
.explosion was heard and felt five miles from
the city.
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FSNHE brick and wooden building occupied hy
r.. Messrs, Davis, Baxter " Co.., on Richardson 5
/ Wharf. lYiiN siN t33HJ sflitH -
Terms liberal, possession given first December.
For further particulars enquire of t.9Hd
n5Jo) E. X. UPHAW,
Oct 23-dtt 12S Commercial ST.
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-18
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The Portland daily press., 1867-11-18
District Court of the United States
DISTRICT OF MAINE. 7f,t.I

In tie psotfsr V JosSah Bsrisigh, Banbpt, in Bank
rspty.
3IyHIS is to give notice, that petition has been
1 presented to the Court this fourteenth day of
N0vember, by Joaiah Burleigh of Portland, a Bank
rupt, praying that he may be dscrsed to have full
discharge from all his debts provabe under the Bank
rupt Act, and upon reading said Petition, aEe8
1T ls okDERED BY the Court that hearing be had
upon the same on the thirtieth day OF December A.
D., III before the Court IN Portland, In said Dis
rict, at O'Clock T. M, and that notice thereof be
published In the Portland Weekly Star and the Port
land Daily Press ne wspapers printed In said District
once week for three weeks of said notices to be
in the weekly edition OF said Portland Press, aud
that allcreditors who have proved their debts and
other persons in interest, may appear at sail time
and laee and show cause, if any they have WHY the
prayer OF said petition should moi be granted,
VIM. p. PREBLE,
OAk of District Ootrt for said DIS 'rict.
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