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Most Complete Edition, containing m at
ter not in any other collected edition, ing
lish or American. In ii volumes. Globe
Edition. S2l 10.
zach volume. OF over 1900 pages, sold
separately at 81 50.
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Man takon Cutef East River
He had been Robbed Of a
sum of Money and
Z Nearly Murdered.
Pere Hyacintho TO visit
Boston.
NEW YORK

Hf Ett EY
The Affairs OF The Lake Shore Com.
pany discussed in Stock Circles
NOminal Capital or the New CONE
biHRsiOn TO be Fixed at S50,0OG-
L Gold Exchange 5ank AfTairs.
New YORK, Oct. 25.-The affairs
of the Lake Shore Company, so far as
they have1leaked out, were the sub
ject of much JfiseUssion in stock
circles TO day. It Is announced on
the authority Of onc-of the Directors
that the nominal capital of the new
combination has been fixed at 500, ,000.
This had a depressing influence on
speculation IN the shares. The com
bined capital of the Lake Shore
and Wabash will represent 81, ,000.-
000, putting the Lake Shore at 100
and Wabash al 70, but when the
Decatur and St. Louis is taken In the
capital will7be raised to $42. 800 900.
This viii leave a margin for the Com
pany to sell 81 100000 new stock,
which itisIstated will only be sold for
the purpose of double tracking and
equipping the road. The $50,000,0 900
share capital Is, of course, exclusive
and the bonded debt of the various
roads embraced in the consolidation.
The announcement that the Lake
Shore Company is empowered to sell
so much additional stock. created an
uneasy feeling. There is to be a cash
dividend of four per cent. on Lake
Shore to be declared on the first of
January, 1870, payable on February
1, 1870. The new Company will bo
called the Buffalo, Lake Shore, Chi
cago and Wabash Railroad Company.
Mr., Jordan, Receiver of the New
York Gold Exchange Bank, has noti-
fed the creditors OF the Bank that
he will, tomorrow, begin payment of
the additional 70 per cent. on all ad-
iusted claims This makes a total
payment of 70 per cent. It vas stated
this afternoon, by some of Jordan S
friends. that he would be able to pay
the remaining % per cent. in few
davs. c1
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WILMINGroN, N. c., October %
The case Of the affairs of the Cuba
was resumed to-day. Alter a five
hours session, the court adjourned
over till morrow, by order of the
authorities at Washington. The par
ties are engaged to-day in taking
stores from the steamer.
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Mrs. CaudLe's Curtain Lectures.
By Douglas JeTrOld. With illustrations
81 z5.
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EiccioLI.

ElccJOLI.
ByX. B. Saintine. In one volume. beau
tffulIy illustrated. 81 25.
"Thfs Is one OF the few modern tales
which have attained q classical reputaA
ton. Like Paul and Virginia. and
Elizabeth, or the Exlles OF siberia, Pic
ciola' is regarded as q book TO keep, not
merely to read and throw aside; its style
and sentiment combine to give IL q pernaa-
nent literary value; 1t is household. q
human book, appealing TO the most re-
Transcript.
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History Of England.
By Lord MacauIay. Students Edition,
IN four volumes, 8vo. IS 90.
ssa From the latest English Edition, with
additional notes.
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Law CARDs.
q. w. gHANKLIN.
WIZ. REAVIs,

II. -. Claim A Gomt.
Also, REAL ESTATE and COLLECTING
AGENT.
ONCE on Main Street, between Third and
Fourth, No. g5J& (oVer Kellai's Gun HtoIo),
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ATTORNEY at Law
once en- Third Street. ia Washinetoh
House Block.
VIII practice @ VarfOus Courfa on
the Circuit Prom pL attention 10 oHIoa
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Late News from New York.
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DUBLIN, Oct. 25.-AmBesty meet
ings have been held in the city of
Cork and parish of -Carrigaline. Mr..
Gladstone was denounced for his re-
fusal to pardon the Fenians, and reso-
lutions were adopted declaring that
the Irish people VIII not accept the
legislative measures for Ireland until
the prisoners are released.
CoNsTANTINopLE, October 25.-The
Sultan will embark on the 18th of
November for the Isthmus of Suez.
by French Cable.l
MADRID, Oct. 22-- 2--ACabinetCounciI
the sitting being Of au unusually ex.
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F rs F65rgiqn News.
ENatANp.

SOUTHAMPTON, October %. - The
steamship Maine arrived from New
VII
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-12-31

The Sprieltlirst and most attract
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'DEMoREsrs iorNG AMERICA
The January number Of this brauti
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continue to have superficial scholars

continue TO have superficial scholars
and teachers.
1t will be seen that the one com
mon fault complained of, II poor in
strncrion. and the cause Of this is
in xperienced and poorly fitted
teachers, and the remedy needed is
such pay for services as will warrant
the teac Iers in spending the time
and money which it costs them to
become qualified. The complaint is
the saint Throughout tue State. The
rtmed. must come from the pockets
of the people, and u more rigid
oversight of its expenditure.
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Stockbiidgc has had a curious
lawsuit. The prudential commit
tee of one school diSlric, took the
school record of another district
from the Town Clerks office, aud
failed To return II IN season for II 10
he sent to the Secretary of State.
according Ia the provisions OF the
laws. The district losing I cir pub
lie money thereby, surd ihc man who
failed 10 return IL. and obtained Il
judgement against him.
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School district clerks must rrtmN
the list If births and deaths IN their
respective districts IN the month oi
January. or they can get no pay for
their laboiS.--Act Of 1868. No. 40.
Blanks are TO be found at the town
clerks office
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ble 'Klan,' yOu may use it for that
Ii ii will cause other TEACHERS to
protect themselves from like az
saults, you. Can circulate these f,cts
among them. s. } .
IN. Y. 1ribmae. /.
y Mr.. Coiaiss WAS q former resi-.
dent of Bradford. and is well known
in this section, having many rela-
tiyes and friends in & rinth.-ED I
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II Your horse Is lame, sore or
CALLED. you should USE Joli,ison's
AnWllmr l.inimrnt: wash the uurt
with CASTLE soa. aud warm water,
rub dry with n clean cloth, thri,
Apply the Lililncnt,iub in veal with
the hand.
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a boy named Charles l'n,no, Inv.
ing with II. b. Wilson OF Benson,
while lradiug colt to water, Tues.
day, Dec. II, tied the halter to his
waist. The animal became fright.
ened, ran away, dragged the boy
for u long distance, aud Moke his
skull, Hc died Wednesday morning.
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Geo. Francis Tram still announces
himself as candidate for President
in 49,. The irrcpIessiblc lunaiic
still cllngs Ia the idea that he made
the United Statcs.and cant see why
he should not have the handling Of
!, fer the short period of four years
at least.
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Call and examine II will coai you nothing
n Won do po. purchase.
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NEW GOODS
MILLINERY & FANCY GOODS.

nd;es, IL YOU want any thing in MILL.
Mn GOODS, call at /. IL. tlkllS,
.ir has Millinery Goods consisting OF
Hats Capa.
rumcs, Feathers,
Birds, Flowers,
Ribbons. Nelyets,
Silks, Grapes,
satin.. Ruehes, SC.
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n you want any thing In small wares We
,,iI ell YOU ~ ul,ap us cuu be found la this
section
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Millinery work done In the best manner An"
M cheap Ms the cheapest
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Have the readers OF the National
Opinion ever USED amy OF Parsons
lungaii,r riils9 # not, why no, 7
lhc> are the hes, family plINsic, be-.
sites being the greatest antib,ious
remedy there is IN his country.
The English Governments. IN an.
iieilalioD of n riot IN Londonderry,
LELAND, have sent troops to that
place.
llnmlin II. Harding. the newly
elected maAorOf Cambridge, Mass,
IN u NtinOntcl, born IN lMnenbui Z.
After waiting eighteen years fol
tho restoration Of the privilege,
Ficl Oh Journalists are to have Il
private gallery of their own In III,
Corps Icgislstifi.
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II you want Jap. Switch or Hair Coil
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l.. SIT is with super human
ciioit that ut intervals ] have imci,
able to pen .tii these few lines,
which Intended - dictate to ano;h
ar. cannot move u joint, tendon,
or muscle in my body without cx.
IRENE pain. | send this faint tie.
sciiIiion of the reality to y"u ~ u
personal friend from II sense ot duty,
not hon any good that will accrue
to mlScll--~ith many fears that il
never viii reach you. AZ am closely
Watched. Yom can make such Use
of ii as in Your Judgment To think
best. II You think it will deter
others from ais noble work II may
be best TO suppress the worst ica
lures Of IL. II IL can he used to
break the power of this most terri
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CUBAN NEWS.
\ sgt ApEoN FOR THE CUBAN co,

4 sgt ApEnN FOR THE CUBAN COAST.
WASHINGTON, July s. The Centaur is the
name Of the iron-cla'i dispatched to Santiago
dc Cuba to inquire into all the circumstance,
attending the execution Of Speckman and il
necessary to demand prompt PREPARATION BY
the Spanish authorities. Several of the heav-
lest iron-clads will soon be dispatched to the
Cuban coast. The Dictator will be prepared
i'll six or eight days, to proceed thither, and
the Seminole will be ready tomorrow. Three
OF the vessels composing the present squad
ron have been obliged to leave the Cuban
waters owing to the prevalence OF yellow
fever on board Within the next two weeks
twenty vessels will be available for public
service in that direction and elsewhere
There is no reason to believe that Admiral
lioti will be relieved OF the command of the
squadron in Cuban wafer unless the request
should come from himself, as was. ascertained
to-day at the Navy Department from an
authentic source. The authorities deny that
they find any fault with him on account Of
his official conduct.
WASHINGTON, July IL. Letters have been
received IN this city from prominent oliiccr,
IN the Cuban army of the republic, via Nassau
and Key West, with dates TO the lst inst
Intelligence of the arrest of members of thc
N'''ii o"ii'''' '.hu otlt'iS WHO were STRUGGLING
To achieve their independence, had been re
ceived and produced the most profound inn
preston OF surprise and regret No other
news could have caused such a feeling of de-
spondency One writer states: iii came
like the news OF the death of your nearest
and best friend, your only friend and the
feeling of all seemed to be that we were
alone and must expect no assistance How
ever, all seeing that ii is liberty or death-for
no mercy can be expected from the Spaniar,ls
will fight as only men driven TO such DIES
peraton can fight
Lctona, who has succeeded Lesca in com
mand OF the troops garrisoning Nuevitas and
Puerto Principe. and guarding the railroad
between these cities is reported to have met
with serious loss by the desertion of some
700 OF his troops to the standard of Oursada
They report dissatisfaction among the Spanish
troops to be increasing every dav, caused by
the frequent changes lately of the command
er OF these posts and of the Generals and
regimental commanders.
Frequent collisions are reported between
me "t'tposls OF the two forces in the Eastern
department, with bat small loss on either
| Sdr, though the Cubans claim an adyanta ore
81 p"Nhl"h ana OF earncStncsS on the part of
lhelr troops fhc Spanish commanders CON
tIhLe To execute ali prisoners Immediately ON
thcir capture. Even those who are wounded
are executed on the field Gen. Qucsada La.
hitherto respected the rights of prisoners,
but this policy is giving dissatisfaction in the
camp and number of his followers demand
the right 10 rctaliatc
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DIED.

Obituary notices. beyoad the date name and uge nsusl
be paid FOR.
In Montyille, June :, John sproul, aged 4 years
months.
Mr.. Sprou had been Il Resident OF Montvilie for more
town. during which time he had occupied many position.
OF public trust in town and county AFFAIRS and as a bust
ness man was eminenty useful in all matters pertaining
to the public good
lie was friend OF education and through his long and
busy life, the education OF the youth was important
object with him, being solcitous to secure for his
and all other children IN education to fit them for
the duties of life.
As husband and father he WAS ever mindful of those
connected by family ties, doing all in his power to make
home pleasant and those around him happy and
tanning all who caEe within the family circle with kind
ness and hospitality not easily forgotten.
Ills sickness very shor-the earthly house having
whstood the storms OF many years. last quietly dis
solved and as weary child sinking to shImber he so
sweetly fell asleep. And although we may meet him no
mroe on EARTH although Fathers voice i'll be heard no
more III the Old homestead among his childrenyet
may initiate his virtues and strive to meet him gain
IN that house on high where many mansions stand.
Why Weep ye then for him who having run
The bound Of mans appointed years, at last
Lilies blessings all enjoyed, LIES labors done
3efenclY to his final rest has passed
WINE the soft memory OF his virtues. vet,
Llnsers like /" light huas when the bright sun is set
A. FRIEND.
In Knox, June :, Mrs Mary widow OF the late George
s. Mixer. aged 81 years, months and Is days She was
the mother OF !} clildrt all OF whom lived TO an adult
age and II OF them still Ii, ing She had y grand and
% great grand childred
In Castine, July = Mrs. Hannah wife of Capt H. F.
flodsdon, aged 81 ye arS.
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y REMARKABLE FAMILY. Sitting in our Office
on Saturday last we We're made aware Of the APP
proach of IL crowd up the stairway, that reminded
us of the song TRAMP, tramp, tramp the boys are
marching" Presently man six feet high entered.
then another. and another. till we began to think
they would, like Macbehs Witches "strctch to the
crack of doom" The procession stopped, however.
when it had numbered eight. It was composed of
Mr.. John Alexander, of this city and his seven
sons. George, Harrison, John, David. Horatio.
Robbie f., and Lewis, who are attending a family
gathering. The boys have come from the far west.
from Ohio, Nayada, and California To be once more
together, perhaps for the last time. They are all
stawart men, full chdSted. muscular and apparcnt-
ly capable Of great endurance Their average
height is six feet inch and their average weight
l!V. Besides these. Mr. Alexander has three da,lgi-
tiers, making family of ten 1t is Il matter of doubt
If another such family can be got together in this re-
gion. The DAY for increasing and multiplying to
that extent seems to have gone bs
UNITARIAN CONFERENCE. The conference of
the Unitarian churches Of Maine closed in this city
on Thursday evening. after which the delegates
were invited 10 meet the local society and promin-
eh' cllizeh> al Haylord Hall, where collation. ''i
been prepared by the ladies'. The evening was
pleasantly passed in conversation. and was one of
much enjoyment. The Belfast Band discourscd ex-
cellcnt music from the stage. The following i, the
organization for the coming ycar--
PreSidcnt-F. NJ. Sabine ESQ of Bangor.
Wee president-JameS White, Esq, Of Belfast
corresponding Secretary-Rey. S. G. Beach.
trcasurer-Marh +. Emery. Esq, Of Portland.
Hon. :. II. Dale of Bangor, Rev. Wm III. Savarv.
Executive tommittee-ltev. &C. Everett, Il. {.
HerSey. Esq. of Portland. Rev Joshua Swami
The Chinese Labor Convention at Memphis, on
| Tuesday, WAS largely attended, and Was working
tremendously. 1t W i'll he in session some DAYS
koopmans hoofthe coolie agent from san Francisco
passed through ST. Louis. on his WAY 10 the Con
senton.
The Bangor City Council has passed an order lol
vote Of the citizens the question of aiding the
| Wnerport Railroad TO the extent of Sl50O per
mile. II is authorized to do 30 bv the LEGISLATURE
some fortunate person, are enjoying Green peas
from their gardens.
Having has begun in this section Farmer, say
the crop will mol be large as for the two veAl
past.
The police seized Il quantity of liquor landed from
the steamer katahdn, on saturday
Salmon are abundant in our nurkr1-re,uin"
Tor tWentysiX cents per pound.
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GOOD ADVICE. Let our possessions be what thcy
hiay-inarble palaces, broad lands magnificent
platr or baskets of precious stones-thev ALL sink
IN me balance against Heavens great boon
HEALTH, and they cannot be enjoyed withour If
Anu yet now little is it valued, and how carelcssly
preserved The law of nature cannot be violonI
WIN lmpunity. Night reyelry, luxurious LIVING
lffr@ulallty OF meals, and disordered annette
WI" gradually destroy the power and activity ofthr
stomach. How many ladies and gentlemen eat an,
irlhh disease at late Suppcrs, and arise in the morn,
ing with headache. loss of appetite feeling laneul
ana llnrcfreshed. There can be no medical REMEDY
maj W turn lead into food or poisoned drinks IN
10 hltlment. but medical science can assist nature
supply exhausted fluids and to a great extent cor
rect the effect OF disease. In all cases such as th
above. we recommend PLANTATION BIrrERs. You
Will hnd them just the thing-at the same time :.
most delicious tonic and appetizer
MAGNOLIA WATER. Superior to the best inn.
ported German Cologne, and sold al half the price
\ fact worth ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS cents worth of
"Sherdan's Cavalry Condition Powders" given TO
a horse twice 4 week, will save double that amount
III gram and the horse will be tatter sleekcr. and
every way worth more money than though he did
not have them.
Married ladies', under all circumstances. will find
Parsons l'urgative Pills" safe and in small doses
4 mild cathartic. They cause no gripping pains or
cramp.