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MEMPHIS.


MEMPHIS, Sept. S.-A negro named
Henry Jones was shot and killed by
policeman Elliott, on Raybum Street,
last night. The police were in search
of notorious character suspected of
being one of the party who assalted
Mr.. AIexander's house on Saturday
night. On their encountering Jones
he was ordered to halt, but fled. and
on being pdrsured turned upon them
as if to strike, and was shot, Elliott
was acquitted to-day ,V E4,,s-
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Agenis for the Jonrnal.

RI. A. HALL. Princeton, Ind.
Capt. LEVI FERGUSON. Petersburgh, Ind
HARRY X. SMITH, Washington, Ind.
w. j. l.. HEMMENWAY, Boouvllle, Ind.
z. II. DFBRULER, Newburgh, Ind. ta
JOHN NJ. LOCKWOOD, Mt. Vernon, Ind
j. nj. FOSTER. Fort Branch, Ind.
II. W. WEAVER, Poseyvtlle, Ind.
s. y. CORWIN, -omerville, Ind. nl
Capt. WHITING, Cynthlana, Ind.
+. j. ROGERS, New Harmony, Ind.
HARVEY BOND, Hazleton. Ind.
THOs. MCCUTCB KIN, Sandersville, Ind l
URBTN MARRs, Black Hawk NILS, Ind.
They viii also receive and forward to as
orders for Binding and Job Printing.
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LoutsYIIle Market.

By Telegraph LOUISVILLE. Sep. s.
ToBACCo-Sales 93 hogsheads leaf: lugs
SO 599sS 80; common to medium Leaf SO 0J
@ s,3 90; Dayiess County leaf SIS 009l9 90.
FL0UR--Superfine SO 75I67 90.
WHEAT-S2 0092 05.
CoRN-90G94e.
OATS--45y050c.
RYF-sI 2501 80.
Mess PoRK-s29 00129 So
LARD -lSs49l9 :; sales of700 tierces.
oBAcoN-Shoglders I21ac; clear rib sides
BULK MEATS = Shoulders 1215c; clear
sides 1614c.
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BUFFALO.
.zio
Arrival OF Hon. John T. Hoffman
Opening of the Political Cam.
paign. n1 rEwV

BUFFALO, September 8.-Hon. Jno.
t. Hoffman arrived here this even
ing, to open the political campaign at
the Democratic ratification meeting
o-night. He responded to the calls
of the crowd at every station on the
Erie road, between New York and
Buffalo. The Democrats of this Con-
gressional District nominated Isaac
A. Verplanck for Congress. aaa
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Chicago Market.

By Telegraph CHICAGO, Sept. s.
FLOUR Quiet; sales Spring extras al
SS@9 3715.
Wheat Moderately active, and LGIc
lower; sales No. at 81 6S@l "a. and No. 2
at 81 5S49I 60; closing at 81 5S6t 5SI for
10. z; sales. since the change at 81 So for
CoBN-Less active, unsettled, and lower ;
sales No. at 9515g9j14c; No. at 95G95Lzc,
and rejected at 9I1zc; closing quiet at 95<
@99s4e for No. /; safes this afternoon at 96c
Tor No. I.
OATS-Less active, but steady; sales at
5l14Q5l54c; closing with sellers at 5I1Se.
II RYE--Qutet aud unsettled; No L opened
at 81 lS1a advanced to 81 27; closed at 81 20
-9l 2l:s sales of No. al 81 160I Is.
. BARLEY-Dun and 1&9lc lower; sales No.
at 81 591z91 62A; closing a. inside rates.
HIGHWISES--eluiets sales of free at 81 30. /.
at so 25@29 so.
LARD-Firmer at I99191<c for steamed,
and 1870 for Summer rendered.
BACJN-Dry sailed shoulders steady at
ll54@ilJsc. a1nl
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Chamber Of Commerce ElectIOn.

,CINcINNATI, September 8. The
chamber of Commerce held its an
nnal election to-day for officers. for
the ensuing year. John A. GanO was
elected President. Vice. Presidents
j. I'll. French, Wm. Henry Davis.
Florence Marmet, Ell. Morris Holm
ston, A. l.. Frazier; VIM. Shaffer
Treasurer; Geo. Mclaughlin, Secre-
tary.
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.sa.aeYg ,DETRoLT .dsa


Discovery OF Another Minor Planet.
|Hlao .TsamHL -----z- bas snf9
DETROIT, Mich, September s. :
Prof. Watson, of the Detroit Observa-
tory, announces the discoverylof an
other minor planet, hitherto unknown.
It shines like a. star of the tenth mag
nitude, and at three o'clock this morn
ing was situated as folfuws- Right
,asoensionl 8. degrees Is minutes; de-
clination 3degFees 40 minutes south.
Its apparent daily notion Isl 45 Sec
onds Of time retf ograde in right as
.censiob. and q minutes south in
decHnation. 3sit = ~
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" WASHINGTON. Al Faga
BONDED Tobaceo Warehenses to be
3 Rstabllshed-Issu or U. B. Rail-
road BOnds-RetarBs from the
Commissioner Ofsthe General Land
|. N0Nlre.n p % Ge1--- L.e.H -e-l-


WASHINGTON, Sept. S.-A number.
I of dealerssin tobacco from New York,
Philadelphia, Baltimore and Rich
monds have been here requesting the
establishment of bonded tobacco
.EaFehouses IN those cites They will
be established. The. only question
now pending Is as to the number and
location a.-,t
Secretary McCullooh has appointed
j. M, Burroughs Assistant Assessor
of the Fourth, and Edward j. Har-
rison and Joseph Thorn as Assistant
Assessors of the Fifth District of
! 1Pennsy ylvania.5 fegIa .ans
The Treasury Department to-day
issued the Commissioner of the Union
Pacific Railroad Company one thou
sand two hundred and eighty bonds
of the value of 81, 900 each, for the
completion of the 10Th aud 2Tth Sec
tions of the road, which terminate at
the. 760th mile post westerly from
Omaha "a tSHi#6<l
Returns received to-day by the Com
missioner of the General Land Office
show the disposal of 39, ,32l acres of
public lands during the past month,
at the following places: Brownsville,
Nebraska, II ,69l acres; Omaha, Me-
braska, II ,9l3 acres; East Saginaw
Michigan, 9,623 acres; Humboldt,
Kansas. {, ,104 acres. The greater por-
ton of this land was taken up by ac-
tual settlers, under the homestead
law. M
WASHINGTON, September 8.-Bre-
vet Brigadier General McFerran,
Deputy Quartermaster General, IN
charge of the Department at Wash
ington. has been ordered to make a
special inspection of the Cumberland.
He will report W hat portion, if any
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g ATLANTA.
Legislative Proceedings

s~i setfh b1-- saT
ATLANTA. Ca, September 6!-Fhe
Senate to-day passed the Homestead
Bill. 1t exempts personal property
to the extent of $4,000 n,gold.
The Judiciary Committee reported
in fayor of removing the Capital back
to Milledgevilie. --1 q g.,4 81 g
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MONETARY & COMMERCIAL
NnM York Marknr.


BY Te1egraph.I NEW YORK, Sept. 8.
CorToN-Heavy and fully Ic lower, with
a better business doing; sales 800 bales al
2S1a929c for IN ddling upIands, cIosin
VI I NJ sEzs &s75 81 6bls low grade.
hrmer; high grades dull and heavy and
prices lower; sales $500 bbls a s. 219S 80
Tor super State and Western, s. 5599 % ioI
extra, S. 10gl0 90 for extra Western, 500
ll~z2 4eR ll4tesA w beat eaztEa, S. S09I1 50 for
sif6f % foT q e55d ca fee s DO iosinr I'M ddo9ls
california dun; sales 300 sacks at 50 75asI2.
Rye fiour lower: sales 1900 bbls at S7C4S 80.
CORN MEAL-F1rm; sales 700 bbls West
ern at - %, and 200 bbls BrandyWine at
% OWS3ffnsKYLNonninal. S3f at s5ctp bono. "a.
WHEAT-Receipts Ii ,3UI bushels; market
dull in favor of buyers; sales $4,000 bush
els AZ 81 9Sys2 ". .for-new No. Spring. 81 OF
for Nos. and do. mixed, 81 1922 l2z Tor
No. do, - > for old winter red Wes tern,
81 35d2 80 Tor old Amber Michig an and 81
50GJ2 80 for White Michigan.
ttfE--L ever; sales oi 2sooo.b Hshe.s West
B1RLEYz zNomifnai..S ~ = =
BARLEY MALT-More active; sales of
5000 bushels at S2 25@2 S0,and s. 40 for extra
CoRN-Receipts Il, $50 bushels; Ic better:
sales OF 1000 bushes 81 64I q for un-
sound; 81 229l q for sound mixed Vest
ern 81 .lfor common in storei- 81 ~ fer
new white N e VI Flean !. -s''s 4 r -
OATs-Reeeipts 1920 bushels dull and
dec ining; sales of 5000 bushels at GS 972c
for new Western, the latter price anoat; Sic
for old Western in store, and So for do.
affoat, tss" cs 3 AAtat W
RYE-Qulet.
CoFEEE-Qnlet; sales Of $50 bags OF Rio
on private terms. Ef8
Is SUGAR--Fhna sales OF q ,0lD hogsheads
atl0159 f154c for Cuba. and lie re for sPoF-
TO Rico. fNs
MoLAssEs - Quiet; sales of 900 bar
rels MuscoVadO at 4Oc. .
HoPs-Quiet AT 50940c for new crop.
PETRoLEUM-Flrm at l89lSlEc for crude.
52c for refined in bond.
q PORK-rdrtner and active ;fslalts OF $50
barrels, at s2g - a29aj0 Tor lgles@, dosing at
50 40 cash. so 00639 - tor old do; S2} 200
"a 80 Tor prime; s2SO0G25 y for prime mess
BEEF-Steady; sales of l7j barFeis.@ at
Stl O0320 81 forn " plainlmess; so 50t1Si Is
for new extra mess. H' 81
TIERCE BEEF-Quiet, at s2l O0G33 90 for
prime mess; $50 90 G36 90 for India mess.
BEEF HA8IS-Dull, at So O0d3I 90.
Cut ENTHUSIASTICALLY sales of $50 pa ck-
ages, at l31a9l4c for shoulders; l69I91zc for
hams. D1E tsa
MIDDLEs- Firm; sales of . boxes OF
Stratford, at ISc. -fHs +
6l2Ozzc for steam, and 205s02054c for Kettle
rendered; also, sales of 800 tierces steam
at l558Gg!554c, sellers of January; sellers OF
February on private tersns,# - iii
BUTrER-CGuiet,a atsI d53Se for Ohio, and
37d4Zc for State. 2'tf q
CHEZ CF-Sfaa6u of IGaI-B<o . Tlf $50
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SAN FRANCISCO.
Nevada State OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
tiOns Made. aAi


SAN FRANCISCO. September 6.-The
Nevada Democratic State Convention
which met Eesterdaysat Carson City,
nominated WF. Anderson, Of Lander
County, for, Congress- r. II. Taylor
and ii. p Clayton, for Judges of the
Supreme Court. Presidential electors
were also nominated.
n Tho steamer Pacific arrived from
Liverpool with $4,000 sacks of wheat.
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MELBOURNE, Australia, August Is,
via LONDON, September 8-The Maori
prisoners escaped, and the natives of
New Zealand have again risen in in
surrection. The extent of the rising
is unknown. Troops are being hur-
rie6 to the island.
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BRUssELs, September 8.-The Duke
of Brabant, heir to the crown, is grow
ing worse, and it is feared that he
cannot live through the night.
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MOTHERS! MOTHERS! MOTHERS
DON'T FAIL To PROCURE
Mrs. WinslOw's Soothing Syrup,
FOR UHILDREN TEETHrNo.

This valuable preparation has been used
with saeUer JdfLf5lg success Ia fsottsG1seIs o1
cases, ~ 70 - =
It not only relieves the child from pain.
Dut 1nVigorates the stomach and bowels,
colrects acidtty, and gives tone and energy
TO the whole system. 1t will also instantly
leIIeve GRIPPING IN THE BOWELS and WIND
Collie. " -
We believe il Is the best and suress rem
edy IN the t0oTEd in all cases of Dyseafer1
and Oldr9isCen TN Children, whether arising
from teethtng or any other cause.
Full directions Tor using win accompany
each bottle. : -
BE sure and call for /" MRS. WINSLOWS
SOOTHING SYRUP" having the Iro-si,,a.
fte OF CURTIS q DERKINs" J" ON the outside
wrapper. All others are base limitations.
je24 d&w6m
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NASHVILLE, September S.-Hon.
John Trimble has been commits
stoned Judge of the Supreme Court.
General Duncan has been relieved of
the command of this post.
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TRENToN, N j., September S.-Dr.
john Woolverton was to-day elected
Grand Commander of the Masons of
New Jersey.
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LOUISVILLE, September 8. The
ten,h annual exhibition of the Ken.
tucky State FAIR opened to day. The
attendance was unusually large. The
exhibition bids fair to be the largest
and most successful ever held in the
State.
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Please bear In mind that my
stock is bought from Agents,
importers, and Manufacturers
ALI from first hands no Sec
Ond profits. II you desire a
selection from the cheapest
and best stock In Indiana, call
and see me In the new Opera
House Corner.
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AUBURN, N. Y, September g.
The third annual State Convention of
tie Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton was organized here this pm
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CoNcoRD, N H., September g.
The Governor and Council to-day
appointed Prof Charles A. Hit,h-
cock, Of New Hampshire, State Ge-
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Bachelors Hair Dye.

This splendid Hair Dye is the best In the
world; the only true and perfect bye
harmless, reliable, instantaneous; no dis
appointment; no ridiculous tints; reine-
dies the Ill effects of bad dyes; invigorates
and leaves the Hair soft and beautiful
black or brosOn. Sold by all Druggists aud
Perfumers; and properly applied at Ba cll-
slor's Wig Factory, No. Is Bond Stle
New York. tap20 dly
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stata of Indiana, ,vanderburgh County, IS
@rOFECE rs HEREBY GIVEN. that
II A.vah johnson, administrators, with
the Will annexed. OF the estate of Octavia
RI seu the real estate of said decedenf in
nnrsuance of her said viii, and that fbe
term of the Court of Common Pleas of sal
county.
Given under my hand, this the 18th day
of July, 1885, 80
/ - - BLYTHE HYNES. Clerk.
Per ii. w. BIPPUs, Deputy Clerk.
jylS w3t
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= FREIGH Hrs-LiYerpool, nominal
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st. Louis Market.

By Telegraph ST. LOUIS, SepkS :
To9sA cCo-Steady on ali grades. Ll9t9
HEMP Lower or inferior to medium
grades ranging q 81 09IS0. @
FLoUR-Dull, weak, and dropping for all
grades below fancy: superfine sold at SO 90
gS6 50. extra 81 OBas7t 80. Xxx 81. 75aaS so. 81
WHEAT-Inactive and unchanged; 81 50
5 0gS2s 30 ioIsprIme to fancy red Fall; Spring
sold at 81 509l s55 for ch OIee. . -
COR Firm, with better demand; 55l9s
55c ter black and mixed, sandr 55G57lzc for
white. -' - < faAAt - 49, 40 -
BARLEY-Firm and held higher, but no.
thing doing. t=...,s,. e...t t7s-.
RYE-Firmer, al 81 159I Is. as-a 81
PORK-Dull at so 90, packers generally
asking SO % for jobbIng lots. .3Sg.4 n
~ BACON-Dulk and ,drooping. 139131<e, for
shoulders, 1870 for clear rib Sides, i17e5 l714c
for clear sides. 80 -
LARD-Firm at 1S15@19c.
= aWHIskY=zH igher1 small sales at 81 so.
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"a ~, GEdaHEhI dK UWe<
NO. n NORTH FIRST SrREERN
Win be pleased to see all their old custo sn-
ers and as many new ones as will favor
them with call. A full assortment OF
Groceries, ETC., always on hand, and for
sale at the lowest market prices.
s%Agents e0r Stafford Mills (Alabamal
Cotton Yarns, at manufacturers, prices
We tOin gtve special fIsdstee8seats 90 au those
btsyf1lg for CASH. loc9
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s&s -T-~
New Orleans Market

By Telegraph NEW ORLEANS. Sept. s.
asCoFpeNAFhe demand is good, but prices
are lower; sales of middling at 26c; sales
% bales; receipts z, 1863 bales.
EXCHAEGE-Sterling. in bank, I561z915T /;
New York sight parg5s premium.
#SCrOLD-a31z.
SUGAR AND dNOLASSE ES-N Omlnal.
FLoUR-DulI; sales of superfine at s. !;
cnofce STf1Sf4. ----=--s---
CoRss-None son<thes levee; sales from
store at 81 07las1 f5; holders are asking
81 l715 for prime yellow. Natt2tes
OATS-Firm but unchanged.
- HAY-S246s26. - - 81 saa - - fEEa
BACON Firm; shoulders 131zGI4c:s clear
sides 171591Sc.
PORK7Steady at $50 80.
@s44ARD-Quie but Arm; sales of tierces at
zoe, and keg 221zc. hna3 =
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ARTISTS OF EXCELLENCE !


S4 O6S06E& v n a@A
The LATEST LONDON and
NEW york .yOVELTZES ,oiH
be 1,roduced in RAPID Success
SION, and erery care aeiH be dis
played IN matters Of SCENERY,
COSTUME PROPERTIES. and
MECHANICAL EFFECTS, to
aolich end he services Of The BEST
ARTISTS haze been secured at a
GREAT COST
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W inter Wheat.

In former article upon the subject Of SOW
ing winter wheat, we urged the importance of
sowing early, not later than September
Since writing that article we have had a con-
versat.on with Mr.. Sawyer, member of the
family of New Gloucester Shakers, who in
formed us that a gentleman from Illinois who
is spending few weeks in that family, says
he sows his wheat as early as the middle or
last of July, and that it ought to be sown in
August at the latest. Early sown wheat is
not so likely TO be winter-killed as that sown
later. 1t must be well rooted before the
ground freezes up; otherwise the frost will
seriously injure it. Those of our farmers who
intend to sow winter wheat-and we hope
there are good many such-will beari in mind
the Importance of sowing it early. Let them
sow some this month and some the next, and
then theywill learn something from experience
in this matter. We believe it ought not to
be sown later than the first OF September in
our State. That time will soon come, and
no time in preparing the ground for this crop
is to be lost Let the work commence at
once, and good seed be procured. We under
stand spring wheat looks we'll, and that the
weaye has troubled it but very little, il at all.
This is encouraging. We don't like to see so
many barrels of flour hauled into the coun-
try and rolled into farm houses. 1t is a Sc
we're drawback on the farmers
AaRICoTA
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Toilet.

WITH Board. two pleasant rooms, within three
w minutes walk OF the Post Office, suitable for
gentleman and wife. Also room for one single gen.
tleman For particulars address with name, Box
$500 Post Office. hHa s3el.f au29dtf
e.4 .s as f- Board ..-.4. szi-
WTITH, suit of nice rooms on first floor, to be
w had at No. so Spring Street, between High and
fark streets jy7dtf
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Sunset Cox's Philippe Against New Eng
A DEMOCRATIC ORATOR IN 1868.

A DEMOCRATIC ORATOR IN 1868.
Hon. S. s. Cox, an Ohio "carpet-bagger"
now residing in New York, has left his adopt
ed home to stump Maine for Seymour, Blair
and war. 1t is interesting to know who these
missionaries are that come to Maine to speak
to the people in behalf of principles that they
have score of times trampled under foot and
put from them with all the righteous scorn
that outraged patriotism can feel.
There happens to come into our possession
a pamphlet speech delivered by Mr.. Cox on
the 18th of January, 1858, before the Dem
ocratic Union Association of New York city.
The pamphlet is published by that ultra
Southern house, Van Evrie, Horton & Co.,
so there can be no doubt about its authentic
ity. Were ii no. for the imprint of that pub
lshirg house on the title page readers might
we'll doubt if an American citizen of average
ability and possessing the common instincts
of a gentleman would have uttered the senti
ments that we shall quota. That man who
has spoken such things of New England
should presume to come here to instruct the
despised race in their political duties is past
| any impudence heretofore imagined.
Among those who listened to the speech
were Judge McCunn of fragant memory and
Mr.. james Brooks who hung enraptured Oh
the lips of "the eloquent young Ohioan," as h
DETAINED Mr. James Brooks fatherland.
| But we hasten to quote. Though this wa.
early in 1868 it is instructive to observe tha
Mr. Cox regarded the enthusiasm there mani
tested as an indication that the Presidential
| campaign had commenced and that the gov
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Wanted I

A N active Salesman in the retail Dry Goods busi-
IA ness; one who can furnish good references wi
learn OF situation by addressing Box 1918 Portland
Post Office. -l. sasss4las7 i. 9aug25dtt
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BOARD AND ROOMS.
Board

Board 's"
4 GENTLEMAN and wife, aud two gentlemen
"A can be accOmmodai ed with spacious and very
pleasant rooms and goo board, at corner of Church
and Newbury SITS, opposite Lincoln Park.
Aug 29-d3ts -
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The Corrier dele ,Alpe gives the following
account of the iall of glacier at Blatiere:
Last NJ onday, at three in the morning,
dense cloud spread itself over the valley of
Chamounix. Thunder was heard, and its roar
awoke the whole village, the inhabitants of
which directed their looks toward the peak OF
Blatiere, where cloud of smoke was observed
on the crest of the mountain which supports
the glacier del Pellegrini. All cried cut that
it had given way; and the peasants of the val
ley ran to and fro to secure their cattle. The
commoticn caused by this immense avalanche
was indiscribable. 1t carried away in its pass
age pines, bridges, and deserted cottages till 1t
reached the cascade of Dard, the roar of which
was deafening; it then took different course
from that of the torrent, and opening up
new route for itself it rushed on to the mead
ows and gardens of the Royal Hotel, destroy
ing whole crops of rye and potatoes. After
having distributed itself over the meadows
wherever il found an outlet, the great mass
| formed an immense lake which for some time
will be the admiration of visitors to Chamou-
| nix"
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WANTED
Wanted.
Partner Wanted.

OPECIAI. or Active, in a business netting 80 per
~ cent. To the tight man rare chance is offered.
Address STEPHEN BERRY,
Fore, foot OF Exchange ST,
~ or j. AMBROSE MERRILL, s.a
aug7-d2w lff 131 Middle St., Portland
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FOR GOVERNOR, Ed.
JOSHUA L. CHAMBERLAIN,
OF BRUNSWICK. ..H

For Representatives in Congress.
1st DISTRICT-JOHN LYNCH.
I'd DISTRCT-SAMU p. MORRILL,,
Sd DISTRICT-JAME G.. BLAINE.
4th DISTRICT-JOHN A. PETERS.
9th DISTRICT-EUGE GENE HALE.
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No. ..
sIMILIA sIMILlBUs OURANTUR.
No. b.
Humphreys Homeopathic Specifies,

Have PROVED, from the most ample expert
- enee, an entire success; Simple-Prompt- Eff
perfectly adopted to popular use-sO simple that
mistake. cannot be made in using them; so harmless
as 70 De from danger and efficient to be al
ways raiable They have raised the highest COM
lon. > '-s''">-
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"a Great Blessing"

Sir: take great pleasure In stating that, after
having suffered from dyspepsia for about fifteen
years, at some periods much more than others.
have been entirely cured by the use OF Goes Dys-
pepsia Cure. My friends know that of late years my
case has been an extreme one. had great suffering
from eating any kind OF tood and on an average
would vomit out one third of my meals, in sour
iDdigestible mass. When the severe attacks would
come, would Sc all strength and be utterly help
ess Some OF the attacks would be severe that tor
days together would not retain anything on nv
stomach, save little dry toast and tea. For yea,s
knew not what it was tO pass five consecutive hours
without intense pain. From the time took the first
dose OF this medicine ceased vomiting, gradually
all soreness passed away, and flesh and strength re-
turned, and ever since have been able to eat any
kind OF food set upon the table. SIX months have
now passed without any symptoms of the return OF
the disease. My case was considered by all, even
physicians, marvellous that for time it was fear
ed it light be fictitious: but am now wei con-
vnced, that have been not merely relieved, but
permanently cured, that can conscientously re-
commend Goes Dyspepsia Cure to all vic inns Of dys-
pepsia.
ISAAC AIKEN,
Late Pastor q the Beaver st. M. E. Church,
a. --. -t Alleghany,
The Portland daily press., 1868-09-03

Aroostook County.
SENATOR.
GEORGE CARY.
JUDGE OF PROBATE.
HENRY R. DOWNES.
COUNTY TREASURER.
CHARLES P. TENNEY.
REGISTER OF PROBATE.
LYMAN s. STRICKLAND.
COUNTY COMMISSIONER. H
JOEL BEAN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-01

ITO LET-A REAR BUILDING, FOUR STORY, WELL
lighted Tor manufacturing purposes cheap rent
lease can be had Call at go spring street. a Cana
street. JOHN KORAN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-01

A NEAT DWELLING TO LET-FURNISHED OR
IA otherwise 262 West Fifteenth street. Reference
CURED. Apply to NJ. r. DAwLEY Counsellor at Law, u
Nassau street.