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LONDON, Sept. 15-Reverdy johnson had
his first interview with the Queen at Windsor
Castle the day after her return from Europe.
Mr.. johnson was introduced by Lord Stanley,
and presented his credentials as Minister of
the United States to the Court of st. James
Inc Queen left yesterday on a special train
for Scotland.
CORK, Sept. 15.-Tbe City Government of
Cork has offered a reward of G100 for the ar
rest of the incendaries who caused the recent
hres in this city and vicinity.
The telegraphic accounts of the terrible
earthquakes on the western coast of South
America have created much excitement here
The commercial world is eager for full details
OF the loss of life, property and shipping, and
the arrival of the mail reports is looked for
with deep interest. a..T -T r---
The Pail Mall Gazette this afternoon, has a
leading article on the prospects of peace or
war. 1t saws that III eveay capitol of Europe
the belief that great and immediate war is
impending grows day by day, and that the
best informed men expect it to break out be-
fore the end of the year. 81 ..,ga .--a
PARIS, Sept 15.-The Emperor, while on his
way to Biarritz, turned aside to visit the camp
at Lave Masan He will remain in camp to-
day, where a grand review will be held. To-
morrow he is expected at BiarrtZ
The defeat of M. Dufoure is interpreted as
an omen favorable to the continuance OF peace.
BRUSSELS, Sept. 15--The international Con-
gress of workingmen adjourned yesterday sine
die Among the resolutions adopted is one
advising all workmen to abstain from follow
ing their trade in the event of war in their re-
spectlve countries. The Congress adopted an
address to the workingmen of Europe It
calls on the workingmen to oppose war, refuse
to countenonce as sassination, and use every eff
fort to promote education
PRUSSIA. ' .f .zse,z.-4.1s
KEEL, Sept liking William, of Prussia,
on his tour of military inspection arrived in
this city to-day. He visited the ancient Uni
versity of Kiel where he was received with
appropriate ceremonies. The Faculty pre-
sented an address to His Majesty in which
they referred to the tranquility which now ex-
listed throughout Europe, and expressed hopes
that it would remain unbroken. The King, in
his reply to this portion of the address, said -
Il do not see any cause for disturbance of
the peace of Europe. In the army and navy
behold the vigor of the fatherland. They have
proved that they don't shun the combat, and if
compelled to enter into conflict they will
fight it out" $500 ..r.'.7t
.aGist1. SPAIN. III. "a. ,.,...-..,-.- s-s-
TRIESTE, Sept 15.-Admiral Farragut and
the squadron under his command arrived at
this port to-day from the Dardanelles. gqas
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oupeInne. 8 W ~ y W
st. Louis & Southern
Superior Xxx IA 5O@ Is 2
Canada none
Michigan & Western
Sup'r Xxx :. IL 50@13 80
California. 10 BOG IA so
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Portland Water 60.
NOTICE

THE Portland Water Co will be prepared TO sup-
L ply Sebag0 Water 10 the inhabi ants OF the civ
or before the list OF December next. Books are
Opes, at the office of The Company Cana Bank
Building, to receive applications for wafer Il ,ch
person applying tor water will pe required on max
ing application to sign the usual agreement as estab-
lshed in other cities to conform 10 the rules Of the
Company PeIsons will be supplied in the order of
application Service pipe win be required to be put
in under the direction of the OF The
company, at the expense of the consumer. Persons
applying Tor water, done befre the opeaing ion
the main pipe is cl sed, will have Ii erai discount
midc on Their service pine, and no charge made lor
tapping As 40 service can be put in during the vin
ton without delay. "ffi'ca-
An Officer OF the Company will be in tho os,,.
daily from A I'd till y NJ, to receive applicatins
anu give an necessary niOlmatlOn. PIumbin1 Ione.
by plumber licensed by the Con pany will baS, y ~ y
work and ma'erial guaranteed bV The Comnany, 'i''
me Company take this opportun Y TO gtoft'to III.
public that their contractors have atreed 10 ~ W INC
water in reduced into AVID ihror n the citN nv NC NC
cember LIST, and they lrH not rail 10 MOI ~ ~ Dc
Sdgemen.. l.. ID. SHEPIlSY Socr .trtr en-
aug27dtf - S'Oio'uJ'
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S)NL0 95 CENTS

The Great Quieting Remedy for Children.
Contains NO MORPHINE OR POISON
GUS DRUG; sure to Regulate the Bo,cels j;
allays all Pain; corrects Acidity of the
Stomach; makes sick and weak children
STRONG and HEALTHY; cures Wind Collie,
Gripping, Inflammation of the Bowels, and
all complaints arising from the effects of
Teething. Call for Mother Bailey's Quieting
Syrup, and take no other, and you are safe.
Sold by Druggists and all dealers in Med
icine. tg5f .-5t ....
A. RICHARDS, New London, Conn.,,
Agent for the United States.
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AUSTRALIA.
DISTURBANCE AMONG THE BLACKS.

New YORK, Sept l5.-The Herald's Austria
liam correspondence says troubles had again nn
of them had been deliberately slaughtered by
the native police. The system OF obtaining
South Sea Islanders for the culture OF cottoh
in Queensland has become species OF leSl na
matizeG slave trade wanting in few OF Tue non
rors of the actual African system; ING ne"
ministry had come into power in Victoria;
The troubles with Sir Charles Daring nav "
ing been adjusted a general coniedera'ioh VI
the Australian colonies is talked aoout'
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MAssACHUSETTs.

BosroN, Sept 15.-Andrew j. Freeman, who
was caught a week since in the act of attempt
inc to liberate prisoners from the State Prison
was tried to day, convicted and sentenced to
prison for five years. ,a.i,.
Z In the u. s. Circuit Court this forenoon, the
jury in the case of JabeE Frederick, tried fol
carrying on the. business OF distilier without
paving special tax, brought in verdict Of
guilty. v
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THE DOMINION OF CANADA.
VERDICT IN THE CASE OF Mc'GEE's AssAssI,


/ OTTAWA, Sept. ia large crowd of per-
sons was outside of the court room this morn
ing, but very few of them were admitted. His
Lordship took his seat at a quarter past nine.
The prisoner (Whalen) on being brought in
looked pale and nervous. The jury having
been called from the room in which they had
passed the night, and answering to their names
they were asked the usual questions when the
foreman replied that they had found verdict
of guilty. The prisoner, who heard the an.
nouncement with great composure, then made
a long address to The court in which he very
emphatically and solemnly asserted his entire
innocence of the crime; he denied having any
connection with Fenianism; declared that he
had been condemned because he was Roman
Catholic; that the evidence had been deliber-
ately concocted to convict him. He was going
on to speak of the cruel treatment of Irishmen
by England, when he was interrupted by the
Chief Justice, who pointed out TO him that
whatever might be the case elsewhere in this
country, Irishmen and all other classes were
treated alike before the law, and he had no
reasonable grounds for complaint After SOL
EMMY cautioning the prisoner against enter
tanning any hope of pardon, and imploring him
to prepare for the future, his Lordship sem
fenced him to be executed on Thursday, the
10th day of December next, between the hours
of 10 A. M. and 2. M. The prisoner was
then removed. Intense excitement prevails in
the civ
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r.. :, 70. .aa II WEED s
SEW ING MACHINES
''E'a THE BEST.

THE attention OF the public is now most earnestly
fact alone ought to he 0he Best" and it is with the
most unaffected sincerity that the Weed Sewing Ma
chine Co. assert that their productions are unexcei.
cd by any machine ever presented Ior popular ID
vor. III 1a+9.f .'--H7. f''1H.- a@ -
Full instruction given and satisfaction guara
With these assurances, your caretul anu cahuu
examination is mosG respectfully and earnestly soic-
tied M. j. CHAPIN q co, Agents,
' " t1 . :. Congress st, Portland, Me.
Machines of all kinds repaired. sepl5d&w3m
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MARRIED.

In Biddetord, Sept. 5, o. d. Drew and Miss Emma
Knight, OF Saco. f--I,' ~" ''' i'"'iiia
In Biddeford, Sept 5, j. W. Burnham and Eliza
beth A. Wyman, N A'''N"
, AZ G1odTin's Mills Aug. 1s, oreson Huff and
Flood. "AN -"' l.
:, In Ellsworth Walter &. Remission and Ella j.
French, both of Franklin. -N ->''N -
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SOUTB Avn E RIGA.

MFTEoRIc PRECURSORS OF THE GREAT EARTH
QUAKE.
NEW York, Sept 15.-The Herald's South
American correspondence says strange phe
nomenon occurred on the night preceding the
earthquake. A brilliant light appeared in the
northeast, which was supposed to be confla-
grafton or volcanic eruption. An enormous
development of electric fluids filled the air in
Brazil during the latter part of July. A me-
teor was observed also, which disturbed the
magnetic instruments very greatly, the COM
pass oscillating 15degrees from North to West
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Licensed Plumbers,

THE undersigned have been licensed bv The po,.-
land water Go, to 90 Water Plumbing under he
guaranty OF the 90 We are now prepared to re-
spord to all calls in our line, and to SUNNY nine e.
al! kind upon the most reas rnahle terms PsrscSs
wishing to obtain water cannot be ton carly in aI
plying as no services can be put i'm during yba ip
ter " ''ihS 'ne WIN
CHARLES PEARCE 4 40. .
August 26th, 1868. U an9I., street
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NOTICE is hereby given, that the subscriber has
IN been duly appointed Executor of the viii of
.. WILLIAM GooLD, late of westbrook.
in the County of Cumberland, deceased. and bas
taken upon himself that trust by giving bonds.
as the law directs All persons having demands upon
the estate OF said deceased required TO exhibit
the same; and all personsndebted to said estate are
called upon to make payment to
p, xu...,, WILLIAM N. GOOLD, Executor.
"es'orosA, July ri, lS6s. sep9dlaw3w
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SAFE of Forfeited Goods.

COLLECTORS OFFICE, !
DISTRICT OF PORTLAND Il FALMoUTu,S
Portland, A. gust &C, 1868. J
FTNHE following described merchandise having been
forfeited Tor violation Of the Revenue Laws Of the
United States, public notice Of said seizures having
been given they Will be sold At public aucon,at the
office OF the United States Appraiser l9S tOre street,
on FRIDAY Septemb, 18th. ts6 at II O'Clock n. NJ.
As prs Wooien Stockings; II Bot les GIN 3 inttlcs
Brandy; Bbls. Molasses; | Ullage Bbl' MolasSes;
D ReSs Ito,asses: 6 Bottles Brandy Bottles Whis-
SaS.s5 RnJties Gin; Bags sugar; 800 Cigars; Bot
ties Brandy. ,SpAEY " ,ctrprp>- l.
Collector.
-portIopd. Aug &c. 1s6s.-d1 awSw(Ssepis
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Brig Frontier, from Philadelphia tor Portland,
which went ashore at Quogue Ill 3lst ult, has been
successfully got off by the New York Subn arine
Co and towed up to New YORK in good condition.
The vessel was at one time buried nine feet in the
sand, and had to be hove off bodily. o. lr az
Sch Anna Leland, which put in to New Bedford
leaky, will discharge and go on the railway tor Sc
pairs.
Sch Margie, (of Eastportl Capt McFadden, went
ashore at White Island 9th inst, during a tog but
came came off without much damage and was towed
in to EaStport.
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Domestic Markets.

NEW BEDFORD, Sept. 14.-Sperm Oil has contin-
ued in good request and the transactions reached
manufacture. and GOO do do for export at So go do
do for do at 20 gal, Cold and 500 do far to good
do W for 09 Stu at 70 gal
since our last reaching 230O bills, follows: $40 bbs.
Humpback at So " gal; $50 do South Sea a d hump
back private terms; 23O do far quality Northern
at &c., and 1900 do good do do private terms, all
for MISREPRESENTATION. Us - I'D -9ii.,
NEW YORK, Sept. 15.-Flour-sales 10 900 bbls.;
State and Western more active but without decided
change; superfne State 90 q 80: extra State 95
a 30; fancy 90 a 80; round hoop Ohio 80 @
70 80; extra Western Z 90 q IS; good to choice
55 q IA 90; California dun at 8 50 a 1875 Wheat
active and a &c higher; sales rs 900 BUSH. Chicago
Spring No. 3 at 80 q g; No. 2 at 90 g 90; An.
Amber Illinois, choice 81; White California TO- =
Corn opened steady and closed dull; sales 1900 bush.
/ Il for sound; kiln dried Is "a T2o Oats closed
dull; sales 900 bush.; Western Go q roc at de-
pot Beef dull. Pork lower; sales 100 bbls.; new
2Otc for steam closing at 9sc for prime steam But
ter Is quiet. Whskey more active; sales 900 bbs in
6nnd at S75 7oc Cotton dull sales SO bales Mid
toRco at 124 q 122c; Muscovado at 1os "a life Cof-
fee dull. Freights to Liverpool irmer; Cotton per
steamer 3-16d; Wheat I'd. m
CHIcAGo, Sept. 15.-Flolr active at is a 50!for
spring extIa Wheat active at an advance of &c;
sales at 5S "a 60 for No. l and i 5Ji for No. 2.
Corn steady at s5c for MOL; No Eat 81 a CSC; Ie-
tected 90 S9 s5c Oats steady at IS, a 54c for No.
rye az ~ q 2lc: Barley active at an advance OF
5S olc; sales o at o. g 70 for No,2. Provisions
dull. Fork ~ 20 g 20 90. Sweet picked hams II %
1Sc. Dr' sailed shoulders II a lilo. Lard at 19tc
| Cattle dull and nominaly unchanged Hogs 90 IA
800 tor common to medium, and 10 90 al 10 10 tor
| good to prime.
| CINcINNAII, Sept. 15.-whskey firm and scarce
at Toe in bond and 20 Tree. Mess Pork inactive al
| 20 90. Lard quiet at 19c. Bulk Meats dulI should
11Ic; sides 131c. Bacon lower shoulders 1isc; clea
rib sides 15c; clear 81 les 10. Hams iull 20 a 2Ic
| MILWAUKEE, Sept 15.-Flour unchanged. wbea
| irmat G3j for No. in store and So tor No. O.
Oats unchanged. Corn less firm at 95c for No. 2.
| ST. LOUIS, Sept. 15.-Provisons dull, Mess Porl
at 80 % a $50. Dry sailed shoulders &c. Bacon
city shoulders l3c; clear sides lie; clear ril side
161c. Lard dull at lst q 1ssc for tierces Whiske,
| firm at 49, ---.
! LOUISVILLE, Sept. 5.-Tobacco--sales ~ hhds.
| Tugs I so a 8 90; common to medium leaf 80 g
II 90; manufacturing 30 90. SHpertne Flour % e
90. Wheat 80 q 05. Corn "a a 95c. Oats so g
| 55c.
| AUGUSTA, Sept. 15-Cotton unsettled and price
weak; demand light; Middng 2it q 23c.
| CHARLESTON, Sept 10. Cotton dull; no sales
| Middlngs nominaly at 22c,
WILMINGTON, n. c., Sept. 15.-Spirits Turpentin
| firmer and buoyant at SOC. Resin-lower grades 4
good demand and advancing in rates; strained s
| No. at 1 80 a 3 90. Tar firm at 60.
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Ar at New York 18th, brig Anna NJ Knight, ir
Cow Bay; sch TeaZcr, Henley, Portland.
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INDIANA.


ANOTHER CATTLE DISEASE. ~ Is
INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. 15.-The Spanish fever
has broken out here among the domestic cat
tie, which have never been herded with or pas
tured after Texas or Cherokee cattle. Several
cows have died, and q great many more are
SICK. The latter are covered with ticks half an
inch long
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Fruit and Ornamental Trees,

cVIIeH OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES wy
GRAPE VINES. SC. for Fall of 1865 We
u offer for fall planting stock OF Fruit and Orna-
mental Trees, Grape Vines, &c which for extent
variety, vigor and beauty OF growth, has been
surpassed. ~ lE
Full particulars given in the following Catalogues
just issued sent prepaid receipt OF each
for Nos. 1, and 3-No free No. /, Descriptive
Catalogue of Fiuits. No. 2, Ornamental Trees. No.
8, Green House Plants. No. 4, Wholesale List.
III. EELWANGEk s. BARRY,
..a Nit. Hope Nurseries, Rochester, N. Y.
September A. 1868. eod2w
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Young Men +!

yKIE wish to employ in every part of the United
w States, smart young men to introduce our
new goods. Business permanent, and such no
one will consider beneath him. Persons meaning
business please call address with twenty five cts
tor sample; no others answered. EASTERN MAN
UFACTURING CO., 10S Middle st, Portland, Me.
Aug 26-w1m
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NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber has
~ been duly appointed and taken upon himselfthe
trust Administrator with the will annexed of the
estate of
JAMES MERRYMAN, late of Brunswick,
in the County of Cumberland, deceased, and given
bonds as the law directs. All persons having de-
ed to exhibit the same; and all persons indebted
to said estate are called upon to make payment to
DAVID W. KINCAID, Admir-,
with the will annexed. .
Brunswick, July 81, 1868. sept4d1aw3ws
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CONNECTtCUT.

HARTFORD, Sept. 15.-The flooring in the
new steam grst mill of Dewing, Moore & Rob.
erts, of this city, gave way this noon carrying
down in the ruins several men, five thousand
bushels corn and the machinery of the steam
elevator. Two of the men were seriously in
iurpd .rr...- -. -.
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The Republicans fired 100 guns this evening
over the Maine election, and the Boys in Blue
paraded the streets with torchlight process
sion
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LIVERPOOL, Sept. B-Aiternoon.- Cotton easier;
sales 1000 bales; Middling uplands Tod Manchester
market hoavy. Corn advanced 36s Flour quiet and
at 8ls. Lard quiet and steady. Sugar frmer..
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$500 per Day

Agents Wanted; male and female; Local and
Travelling Business new light and honorable
Steady employment the year round. No capital
required. Address REEVES s. CO., No rs Nassau
street, New York. 26w1ysn
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NEW YORK.
REVIVAL OF THE SLAVE TRADE.

d REVIVAL OF THE SLAVE TRADE
NEW YORK, Sept 15.-An iron steamer call
ed the Dpmbarton, which has been fitting out
at various piers in this city and Brooklyn, sail
ed under mysterious circumstances from this
port about six weeks ago. Information in the
hands of United States Marshal Murray has
led him to believe that her object is to take a
cargo of slaves from the coast of Africa to
Cuba or Brazil. There was no evidence tan
,gible enough to authorize a seizure while she
was in port, but later information has confirm
ed the Marshal in this belief Sipce she sailed.
1t is thought that she will stop at one of the
small Nova Scotia ports to take in additional
supplies. Another vessel is fitting out here at
present, intended, it is supposed, for the same
purpose. =
MORE OF Stewards REAL ESTATE OPERATIONS
The Heralds Mazatlan, Mexico, correspon-
dence says great excitement was occasioned by
the receipt of telegram from San Francisco
announcing that Secretary Seward had sue
ceeded in purchasing Sinaloa and Sonora.
The news was generally believed, the with.
drawal of nearly all the Mexican troops from
the two States and the arrival of two high GUS
toms officials 30 take charge at Mazatlan, one
OF whom is an American, and both of whom
speak English, being considered confrmatory
evidence Of the truth of the despatch
DIsaRAcEFUL SCENE IN A COURT RooM-F1GHr
OVER PRISONER.
In the Court of General Sessions, yesterday,
of People VS.. Moses E. Luddington. The de-
PENDANT, who is resident of Chicago, was
charged with having obtained goors to the
amounted 5000 from firm in this city. An
Indictment was found against him in this Dis
trict, and Oh requisition made on the Gov
ernor of Illinois, Luddington we surrendered,
he being at the time in the custody of the Mar
sha1 of the United Sta s for the Northern Dis
trict of Illinois. Judge Russell decided that
3 the defendant, being in cus- dy on the several
charges, could not be legally taken out of the
2 custody of said Marshal. The defendant was
then discharged, but was Immediately rearres-
ted by the Sheriff of New York county, when
q violent struggle ensued, the Illinois Sheriff
manfully fighting for the possession of the
prisoner. The by-stande-s Joined in the melee
on either side, according to their respective
sympathies and an uproarous scene ensued.
The New York Sheriff secured the prisoner
however, but writ of habeas corpus was i'm
mediately applied for, and will be returned tn
afternoon. .t -.-t-.5.
,iE .tr 70 FIVE MEN DROWNED.
? y ALBANY, Sept. 15.-Five men were foun
drowned yesterday on the five mile levee c
the Champlain canal. They lost their live
lr during the terrible storm and freshet of Sal
urday. Their names are unknown, but the
are supposed to be boatmen. ,.. ....
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IMPORTS.

NEVIS ISLAND, WI Sch swan-1Os hhds do
molasSes, to order. z.rW am ooo
ST ANDREWS, NIB. Sch VIM Lancaster-lOo,ooo
1T pine boards, to n j Miller.
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COM M r R GAL.
New York Stock and Money Mark

INcW Il Ofk STOCK ANA money market
NEW YORK, Sept. 15-Money easy and stesdy at
SO 5 per cent. There is an increased outflow OF
currency; discounts active at per cent, with
siderable re-discounting of Western grain paper.
Sterling Exchange quiet at 1881 q 1891 Gold shade
fImer, opening at 1881 advancing to 44t, closing at
143B bid, IA asked Export to-day $230,ooO. Gov
steady. Henry Clewes & Co. furnish the following
$50 guotatons:-Coupon 6's 1884, 114h; do Us 1852
113s 1132; do 1854 1923 q 1881 do 1865, III @ 111b
do new, 109 a 1904; do 1851 10Sb q 1857; 10-40s,
10ib 105 In future all 73Os must be sent to ASH
ington ior conversion. ..,s-.. t.stt - "a
Border State bonds old Tennessee's, dull new
do 69s; old Virgnia's 81; new do SAT; old North
Cardinals, 1871; new do 49,; Missouri's, 49, -
The railway market opened active and nrmer and
there is an advance in several Western sha.eT. The
rumors are renewed OF hange in Ere directors
and a talk of matchmaking Erie with the Atlantic
& Great Western. The latter hold meeting on the
company will prob bly, be ratified. New York State
roads advanced to-day and some speculation noted
Express stocks lower. report prevails that some
movement is being made by older expeess companies
70 abrogate the regent OF interests the
considerations being thought detrimental pecuniari
ly. The following are $50 6gures:-Canton, As; Crm
berland. 80 q "a; Adams Express, 49, q 50; Pacific
Mail, 1914 a 1914; Western Union Telegraph, "a @
34t; New York Central 1859; Enc, 49, q s6b; DO
terred. So a III Hudson 1894 a 40; Reading. 500 q
81; Michigan Central, 11s q 119; Michigan Southern
1929 q 1903; Rock Island 1921 a 1921; Chicago &
North Western. SS4 a 1884,; do preferred, s8t a SSj
Fort Wayne 100 "a 1i91; Hartford & Erie, 22l a Pr
The receipts at the Sub Treasury to-day amounted
261 ,S36. " > <s gfE w
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E:Il1!lazn 70
g. !. Mz5EllIa
MOTHERS! MOTHERS!
=. T'' MOTHERS!!! .
DON'T FAIL TO PROCURE
Mrs WiNSl0W'S Nnnthin0 SVruA

For Children Teething.
This valuable preparation has been used with
NEVER FAILING SUCCESS IN THOU
SANDS OF CASES. " .--- 's-
1t not only relieves the child from pain, but
invigorates the stomach and bowels, corrects
acidity, and gives tone and energy to the whole
system. 1t will also instantly relieve
Gripping In the Bo,oels end Wjnd Collie.
We believe it the BEST and SUREST REM
EDY IN THE WORLD, in all eases of DYS-
EMERY and DIARRHEA IN CHILDREN,
whether arising from teething or any other cause.
Full directions for using will accompany each
bottle. .E-r-
Be sure and call for .r- = -.-rH a.
"MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP
Having the fac-simile of CURTIS PRRK1Ns,s
on the outside wrapper. ALI others are baaa
limitations. ~ -.