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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-04-27

The Act further authorizes them TO issue an
euual amount of their own First Mortgage
Bonds of corresponding denominations Thich
shall be the INST claim upon ne l0hOLe railroad prop
erty aud 10 chich he lien Of the Government shall
be subordinate, rs a means Of more readily secur.
ing the remaining half of the capital for the con.
struction: the equipments, &c, being provided
out of the capital stock subscriptions and other
sources.
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You may ise Too IIatc.

10 warned Ia time. Diseases, like Indigestion
and Dysyepsia. arc not 10 DO trlned with. There
10 suoh thing - being too late In these matters
Inhammstion, or Soirrhus Cancer, or some other
dangerous oisease may ensuc, when all rcstora-
tlves, no matter how potent, would 10 Intellectual.
DO not daley. then. When the symptoms OF Dys-
pspsia are nrst experienced, resort at once to the
great restorative medicine, HOsTETrERS SrOM-
ACH BlTTERs, and you will be safe.
But fsw disorders involve greater suflcrings and
n not IN itself Immediately dangerous. u 10 the
source Of many deadly mslsdlss. Even II IL did
not tend 10 greater evil, tho mental and physical
misssy 10 produces 10 alone suiaeient reason
Why no pains should be spared TO prevent or cure
u. In no county on the face OF the globe 10 IL 20
completely demonstrated - Ia oar own, whore u
10 bund In nearly every household. HOSTEL
TRRT STOMACH BlTTBRs srs universally con-
esdsd 70 bs the sovereign remedy for this annoy
Ing disease % they act directly upon the digestive
organs, correct and tone the stomach, and give
renewed vitality 10 the system. Acting delight
tally upon the nerves and soothing ne nrein.
rSndeS them eiiovcious - . meuAl mediclne,
% we'll ~ 4 GENIAL stomaohIo. II taken - pre-.
yestativs. they will be found paiticulaiiy we'll
suited 10 the diseases arisiug IRON the unhealthy
seanu Of autumn. and their use viii prevent The
creeping. unpleasant sensation otsn complained
Of when the chiils are stealing slowly upon the
patient .... Nov
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1868-11-27

GlAxr's SrcRrrAnr or TIE NAvY.-The 10
return Of Admiral Farragut has led to speculs-
ton upon the probabilities Of tho appointment
Of that distinguished officer to the position Of
Secretary Of the Navy. Admiral Porter's
friends arc hard at work in opposition to any
claim Of Farragut's and some Of them venture
10 predict that Porter win be tho appointee.
don't believeit know Of one or two little
tricks Of IN uncivil nature that the latter indi-
vidual played upon Gen. Grant, and he can
hardly think that the President elect will fail to
remember them. During the Vicksburg CAM
paign, when the army was ready to cross the
Mississippi, Porters fleet attacted the rebel for
tincntions at Grand Gulf, and after hard dght
hauled Oh defeated. As the gunboats were un-
able TO reduce the Notifications, Gen. Grant de-
termincd to cross the river and take them In the
rear. So he moved the army over and fought
the battle Of Port Gibson the rebels In Grand
Gulf became alarmed, blew up their magazines,
and evacuated the fort in the night.
Next morning Porter moved up, and hrcd .
shot or two, and on receiving no reply, ventur-
ed 10 land. His first order was for paint brush
With which he marked the guns a. prizes to the
navy, captured by the Mississippi fotilla, d.
%. Porter commanding" When Grant Jaw Il,
he smiled and lighted fresh cigar, and said
nothing. His chief Of staff ordered that tho
superscription should be carefully preserved,
and believe that one Of the labelled guns was
taien TO the arsenal at st. Louis, where 1t
remains Q monument Of tho cheek Of hear
Y. Cor. Rochester Chron'efe.
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NEW PUBLICATION.

THs ATLANTIC ALMANAC for 1865. Edited BY
Donald q. Mitchell.
TINS AMERICAN Opp Fellow, Tho oficsi orsnn
of the Order. A literary magssipe for ell. TIE
Nov. number has been received. and presents an
Interesting table OF contents. New YORK; 'ohn
W. Orr. $2ptr year.
The Almanac for 1869 IL even moro valuable ana
.tirsetvc than that Tor 1868 which won great pop
uisrity asa Miscellany of Literature and ART lts
iitersry Contents are all original. having been
preparcd expressly for u. and combine In high
degree the practical and the entertaining.
The Artistic portion 10 In harmony With the LII
ersry Contents the four eolored plates an the
twelve calender pictures being original designs,
chiefly illustrative OF American scenes and Gus.
toms. The astronomical Department 10 unusually
full and important, comprising IN account OF the
Total Eclipse OF the Sun which will occur 10 Aug.
1869, together with map showing the portions oil
the United 81 ties whore the eclipse viii DO visible
This eclipse will DO . more striking character
than any that has occurred sincc 1890.
Illustrations. The Almanac contains Four Full:
page IIIu,trations, In color, OF TAs Seasons and
Fine Art illustrations by the most sikiliul altii
such ss Farley, Hoppin. Eenn, Perkins, Whiie
Hitchcock, Eytinge, and Waud. beautiill COL
cred Cover adds TO the attractivenea OF the Alma,
mac. IL 10 sold at Fifty Cents by booksellers and
newsdcaiers. or will no sent postpaid by the Pub
iishors, Tieknor Fields, boston. u'tl' ~.
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E<sesttss II Aarrts.

Gov. Chamberlain drew his warrant for the
execution Of Harris. the Auburn murderer.
but q the Sheriff to whom Il Was addressed Is
absent the State hs has granted reprieve.
One or two Of our contemporaries In the State
have lifssd up thsir voisesnd wePt vociisrously
d what thsy tsrm the barbarian Of the Govern
Or In executing . Law Of the STATE! We have no
syupathy with this peculiar philanthropy, which
h . majority Of eases arises from morbid con
di,ioa Of The liver. We never yet heard sper'
ssa oppose capital punishmens. and talk about
The sacr~iness Of human life In connection with
the subject, Who was ab,s 10 show that mans
liis wss any more sacred than his liberty, or
that . mans country when che requires his
lifsor his liberty. had not The right 10 uss is.
OF Who did nos utterly Gail TO show that muir
dersr's LIE Vas moro valuable 10 tho STATE and
civilisatioa than that Of IN honest man. Don't
repeal tho law now on the statute book. and
don't Gall to execute L. There Il not % much
to b commended in the administrator VI Gov.
Chamberlain. nor Il there likely to Be. that We
can afford to withhold our congratulations at
his recent course In attempting to execute the
hw in relation to capital punishment
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The loo has lett The Peusbsoot Hivsr. st Ban
gor, and the lumber merchants a that city Win
Be now able TO ship N thdr lumber h god
shape. cE 81
The prospect now q that Il win b vesy
busy season next year with al the ship yards
In the State.
Norway sends away more produce, such -
hay, corn, oats and potatoes, than any other
town Of its size in the State. 49, -
The business men q Portland arc making
strong efforts to have the express train between
that city and Boston the year round.
A rich silver mine has been discovered at
sibley's Pond Pitbheld. ',lr Lgr
The cars have been running 70 and from
Bath for over twenty-five Year,, yet there 10 .
lsdy who has always resided within. four mills
ofthe station, and always In good health, Who
has never - yet seen . railroad. Indeed Der
friends do not know that she ever was % fAr
from homo In her life - she would be BY going
to Bath.
Owing to An unfortunate disagreement BE-
tween the member. Of the Senior Clas Of Colby
University, formerly Watervill College, the rs
ual Fall exhibition has been indehnitely post
pOnod. ....' .... ...
There.was great land slide In westbrook
Sunday morning, just below the Cumberland
mills, which comprised about 30 acres In ARA,
and completely filled the channel Of tho Presum-
scot river, 20 that the water 10 backed up within
three feet Of the top Of the dam, and the lower
story Of the brick mill % submerged.
While Mr.. ]. F. Whitney. Of Brunswick. and
sneighbor Of his were ehopping down . tree the
are Of the latter came Of the handle and stuck
Mr.. Whitney on the calf Of tho leg, splitting one
Of the bones badly, % that largo piece Of u
came out. Mr.. Whitney endcayored to hobble
home, and In 20 doing fell and broke the other
bone In his leg, % Il Il doubtful II the leg can Be
saved. .
Harris, the Auburn murderer. has been 10
prieved to the second Friday Of February next.
This reprieve has been granted on account Of
their being vacancy In the office Of Sherin Of
Knox county.
An interesting fSct In connection with the 10
cent metoric shower, IL that the light at Seguh
rock, ct the mouth Of the Kennebec, w,s plain
ly seen twenty-five miles at sea, and old seameI
says eighteen miles ID the greatest distance
was ever seen before.
Rufus Gerry, man well known In Gardine
and vicinity died at Pittston Tuesday night, II
consequence Of drinking poor liquor. .|.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1868-11-27
In Bankruptcy.

Tn the District Court Of the United States for
i the District Of Mslne... In the matter Of No.
thaniel Sawyer, bankrupt In bankruptcy. DIS
irict Of Maine, ss-upou the application q ocrh.m
n. Weymouth, Assignee Of the estate Of Nsthanisi
General Meeting ofthe Creditors Of said Bankrupt
be held at BIddsford 10 ssid District, on the soy
enth day Of December, A. ID. 1868, At ten o'clock.
A. 81, Of the oice Of J. d. Pessendsn, ono Of the
Registers IN Bankruptcy In said District. for the
purposes named 10 the rweaty-Seventh Section OF
The bankrupt Act Of March q 1867; And II 10 fur;
meeting by sending written or printed notices 6y
mall. postpaid, Of the time and place Of said
meeting 70 ali known Creditors Of said bankrupt J
and that he also notify the BANKRUPT TO DO present
thsreat, and he shall also publish notice, OF the
time and place OF said meeting on two different
days, in the newspaper called the Biddeford Jour.
nal printed At BiddsfOrd, at least ten days prior
TO said meeting.
Witness ths Honorable Edward Fox. Judge O
the said Court, and the seal thereof. ct PORTLAND
in sail Di.trict. on the nineteenth DAY q Novem
Der, A. d. 1908. WV. PREBLE,
Clerk Of District Court OF said District.
Issued this ninsteenth day OF November, 1864, by
James d. Fessenden, Register In Bankruptcy.
2Wt9
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In bankruptcy.

TN the District Court Of the United stats tor ths
/ District oS Maine. In the matter OF Nathaniel
sawyer. bankrupt. In Bankruptcy. District OF
Maine, ss,-upon the application OF 9orham \:
Weymouth Assignee OF the estate Of Nathaniel
sawyer; Bankrupt. q Il. ordered. That . third
General Meeting OF the Creditsrs Of said Bank.
rupt DO held Ut biddeford In said District, on the
fourth day Of January A. d. 1859. Of ten o'clock,
A. ST., ct the ONCE OIL. d. Pessendeu, one OF the
Registers In Bankruptcy In laid District, for the
purposes named In the Twenty Seventh Section Of
the BANKRUPT Act Of March 2, 1867 And 10 is fur.
Their Orc ered, that The Assignee give notice Of ,.id
Meeting by sending written or printed notices ~
mall. postpaid. OF the tine and place OF said
meeting to all known Creditors OF said bankrupt,
and that he also notify the BANKRUPT 10 DO present
thercat, and he shall also publIss notice OF the
time and place Of said meeting on twol different
days, In the Newspaper called the Biddeford jour
nal printed at Bddsford, at least ten days prior "a
said meeting.
Witness the Honorable Edward Fox, Judge O
the said Court. and the seal thereof. ct Portland
in said District, on tho nineteenth day OF Novem
Der, A. ID. 1861
Clerk OF District Court OF said District.
Issued this ninetssath day OF November, 1865, by
James d. fcssenden, Register In BANKRUPTCY.
2Wf9
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TAs Rsrsisiion tn SPain.

The revolution In Spain has not been % much
the work Of the people as Of the army. lsa-
bell.'s government for the last Ave y-ars hiss
been wholly supported BY bayonets. II was Is
complete an abeolutism Is existed In Europe,
and % formidable was Il that the people were
crushed into sequiesence by fear Of its power,
although discomfort was universal. At length
the detection reached the army. and the fall Of
tie Bourbon dynastry Was certain. Tho revolu-
ton is fIei fact with scarcely the loss Of .
single life, but Whit win come Of Il is anIously
awaited. The military commanders consider
the success Of the revolution due entirely to
them; a. II has been, and arc not disposed to
favor the mingling Of the people in politics, and
nothing tins far seems to have been done in the
direction Of establishing any permanent form Of
government. Meanwhile tho fate Of Isabella Is
sealed. whatever may b the new government.
She d too thoroughly hated 10 b allowed to
have any part In Il, either by herself or any Of
her friends. She ID at Paris and avoided by
nearly al the aristocrscy. A private letter
nom Madrid dated the 18th Of October says,
I'VE arc all anoat the Bourbons fallen /;
nothing In their plaos and the yoke Of the army
yet upon the necks Of the people. Tho army
has thus Tar acted without aid from the people |;
he people have applauded and warmly, but
have taken no part a. yet. The real yoke l. yet
10 be shaken od-the yoke Of the army. But
the revolution has made breach 10 the old order
Of things, and the peopleare beginning to BE-
think themselves Of what Is to be done. Liberty
Of utterance ut least now exists In fact, and,
u they can keep that, they will rule. A declar-
alton Of rights by the popular Junta Of Madrid
has been responded to by all Spain Tho pretor-
ians, the military party, who make and unmake
cabinets, and have now advanced To the point
Of ousting dynasty, are getting sesiously o.
harmed lest their power should slip from them.
They are mciitating reaction. They are plot
ting to proclaim new king without consulting
the people, and then compel the people to sub
NIT. The great struggle has yet to come. The
pretorians arc looking pale. A mass meeting
was called for to-day. but that party has been
able 10 put Il OF ill Olosaga thall arrive. I
think Il viii yet be held"
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In Bankruptcy.


District Court OF the United States-District OF
Maine. In the matter OF Augustus @. French.
individually and ~ . member Of the late hrm Of
l.C. iiiidreth & Co ,Daukrupts.
TINHIS Is to give notice that . petition has been
Il presented IN the Court this lsth day of Nov.
ember A. ID. 1904, by Augustus q. French, Of Port
land. \ BANKRUPT, praying that hemay he decreed
10 have . full discharge from al his debts,
provahle under the Bankrupt Act, and from all
his debts Individually and a. . member OF the
arm Of ]. q. Iilldreth Co., and upon reading
said petition,
II q Ordered by the Court that . hearing b
had upon the same. on the lot day OF Feb, 4. D.
1869, before the Court 10 Portland. In said DIS.
trict, Of 10 O'Clock A. d.. and that notice thereof
publlshsd In the Portland Advertiser and the Bid.
dsford Union aod Journal. and onos In the Weekly
Advertiser, nswspapefs printed In said District,
week for thres weeks IN each Of said papers,
the last publication 10 be thirty Gays st lssSt be
fore the day ofhearing. and thai all creditors who
have proved their debts ana other psrsons IN In.
terest. may appear ct said time and place. and
show ca,ss. II any they have, why the prayer Of
said petition should not b b e sr;sss sdi;vn,p
swt9. CLERK Of District Court for aid District
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Bankruptcy Notices.
In Bankruptcy.


TN the District Court Of the United States for
l. the District OF Maine. In the matter Of BAN.
uel Lord, bankrupt In Bankruptcy. District af
Maine. ss-Upon the application Of 8. X. nsmil.
ton, Assignee Of the estate OF samuel Lord, BANK
rupt, IL 10 ordered, That second genersl meeting
OF The Creditors Of said Dsnkrupt 30 held st Bid.
deford. In said Dlstret on the seventh day Of do.
ceuber A. D. Ices, ct ten o'clock A. D., Of the OF.
Zee Of J. ID. Pesssnden. one OF the Register In
Bankruptcy IN ssid Distrlel Cor the purposes
named In the twsnty-ssveuth section Of ne Bank.
rupt Act Of March 2, 1867. And u 10 further CT
dered. That the Assignee give notice Of said meet
Ing by sending written or printed notices By mall,
post paid OF the time and place OF said meeting
10 ali known Creditors Of said lankruptj and that
he also notify the bankrupt to be present therssty
and no shall also publish not 90 Of the time snd
place Of said meeting two difSsrent days, In the
newspaper called the Biddeford Journal. printed
II Blddeford, ut least ten days prior to said meat
Ing.
Witness the Hon Edward FOX, Judge Of the SAID
Court, and the seal thereof, Of Portland, In said
District on the sevsntsent day Of November. A. ID.
1898. WI. r. PREBLE,
Clerk Of District Court for said District.
Issaed this sevsntsenth day OF November. 1863,
by James o. Pssssndsn. Register In bankruptcy.
Evils
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1868-11-27

,.r.rsat. became 90 startled and exciteu
by the sound that abe screamed, sprang
up, paced tho room In the widest ALARM
and for q long time was utterly unable 70
settle down to . calm and rational con-
yersation Of any hind. Under the influence
Of morbid attacks IKE these, there n some
times little reliance to be placed on what
the Queen may say, or determine, or do.
She was always somewhat inclined to DC
headstrong; now abe 10 apt to form sud-
don plans, or take sudden resolves, from
which nothing can divert her.
She Vim leave London, and rush to
Osborne or to Balmoral, at the most crit
heal period Of ssssion, NJ amouent when
q change Of ministry may be impending
and, when she has resolved on any such
ssos,sdS. no rcmonssrance or advice can
disuade her. In this way she has persls-
ted In keeping John Brown as her person
al'atteudant, and allowing him I, be con-
splcuous In his attentions everywhere and
no servants hall or club scandal can induce
her to send him to the background, or to
alterher friendly departments towards him.
Unquestiouably, this Is unwise but
Queen Victoria ID notin mental condlt-
lon .from which wisdom can be expec-
ted She b not mad-that Is all one can
venture 10 say.
''She 10 not unpopular-widely and
profoundly unpopular. Not In the active,
suggestive sense, not rs George the Third
was once unpopular. when brickbats and
stones were pelted At his carriage not
a. Adelaide, wife OF william the Fourth,
was unpopular, when tumultnoas meet
Ing at Charm Cross threw up handkcr-
chief In delight At O'Connell's daring allu-
sior to whitehall and the sovereign who
lost his head there bccsasc no allowed him
self TO be guided by his foreign wlfe-ln
NO such sense Is Victoria unpopular. But
the mass Of her people have ceased to
care about her, tho west End dlslikes her,
gentiiity siandercrs her, ,unkcyism girds
at her. or personal loyalty to her there
Is but little or none. A few hlgh-mlnded
politicians and their followers respect her
virtues ana p'ty ner great sorrows o"'
aruent ioya"y !" ner.
"Docs any one In England desire that
the Queen should abdIcate ? Tho West
End tradesmen, dressmakers and lack
..-,.r. h,,, s,.,,,,, no ON. .,,.
eys' pv.n % ~ Nv o"0 e''e'-
The fri"co OF wales NOT person
whose accession to the throne any rational
and dlsinterested being can look forward
=. ..,,,ho,, .,x,.,v m. \. N, ,,..y,,
po m.''o"s "y' i"'' "e",!'
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1868-11-27

A gentleman In West Virginia sends rs the
following notice which We publish without
charge, verbatim ct literatim. Tho writer Of
the notice ID now President Of the Board Of Edu-
cation Of Cabin Creek township, Kanawhs, W.
Virginia:
"huses Creek touship tax Notes that on the
20 day Of July 1869 thar will Ba chool meten
held at Mr.. A. d. Ault Store all tustes invited
TO a ten Sad meten and to report all Of the pu-
pills In thar Respecktif Subdivisions.
w. WHITE,
Com"
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The Great Nsw England Remedy.
mr.. J. ", PoIand's White Pine COMPOUND

csrss Sore Throat. Code, Coughs Dipthsria, Bron.
eAifts, Splitting Of Bieod, and Pulmonary f6tefioHs
generally. 10 10 a rfmarkabis remedy for ktdAsy
cemyiasats. Diabetes, Ds55esHy Of Ysfding Urfns,
bleeding Ios tAs K,daeys and Rfsddsr, Gravel, aSd
other Complaints. ,,.,
PoLAND's WHITE PINE CoMPoUED. Aftsr having
given Il . thorough trial wecan confidently recon.
mend Peiasds Wahs Ptss CompsSnd as very val.
liable article for the Of colds, coughs and pull
monio complaints generally. In several cases We
have known 10 70 give prompt relief when oil other
remedies which had been tried had failed. Il 10 On
article which, In q climate % promotive OF sudden
and severe colds a. that Of Now England, ought TO
DO In every family and We are sure hat those who
once obtain II and give u . fair trial, will not
thereafter DO willing to DO without it-BesfoS
Journal.
A VALUABLE MEDicISE-Dr Polasds Waite P,se
Compound, sdvertised In our columns, Is suecrss.
full attempt TO combine and apply the medicinal
virtues OF tho White Pine Dark. IL has been thor.
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and the proprietor has testimonials 10 Ito value
from persons we'll known to our cltisens. We REQ
ommend It's trial In oil those cases OF disease 10
which Il 10 adapted. IL for sale by ell our drug
gist.-Ns0 York IHdspsHdsHt.
The waite Pine Compound 10 now sold In every
part Of the Uni cd states and Drltlsh Provinces
Prepared at the
New England Botanic Depot, Boston. MS.
y,pa
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In Dankrupsey.

TN the District Court Of the United States for
i the District Of Mairs. In the matter Of IAN:
mel Lord, Bankrupt In Bankruptcy. District OF
Maine. % Upon the application Of 9. X: i!smil.
ton. Assignee OF the estate OF Bamusi Lord, Bank.
rupt. 10 10 ordered, That third general meeting
q the Creditors Of said Bsnkruptbe held % Bid.
deford In aid District on the fourth DAY o. yanu.
ary, D. 1853, st ten otlccl A: H., o. ne emesc o.
J. n Psssenden. one Of the RsStstsrs IN bsnkruRt-
cy 10 s.ld District for th. SH%sS a. o
March %, 1867. And Z. .. further esSsr;d: TLst
Of lie tine and place Of ala ns.iiss 2 Al Known
S,r,dItors or aid Bsnkrupt and hist b Also no.
INV tho Bankrupt 70 b pressps thsrssSj and that
be shall also publish NOTES Of ths tine and place
Of MD meeting on tso dinsfs1t days, " ths ssvs:
BiAdsford, q least tsa day. prior 70 ssid neetisE
Witness the lloponble Edward yox, yudEs Of
tho ssid Court, and tho sal thereof 81 Pogtlatd,
IN said District, % The SEVENTEENTH day a Nevsm-
cisri Of District Cssn q IA District,
lssusi this ssvsntssath day of Novsuess. lses.
BY James D. Yssssaasn, RsEistsr IN Bsnhrupssy'
4-HF 10 Ii ..rr a.ssrH QRAa fHr.f f. 70 ffUfa