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The Portland daily press., 1869-10-18

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From the jackson (Mich) Citizen.
On Saturday afternoon the Fort Wayne
Railroad Company sent a construction train
up the road preparatory to the commence
inenI i oI work on Monday morning, as IS the
usual custom. The engineer anxious of
course TO make his Sunday work as short as
possible, rushed the tain out of the depot and
around ire curve to the bridge at the top OF
her speed.
Upon arriving at the bridge, however, be
saw that which caused him to reverse the en-
CINE and apply the brakes with all his Iorce.
A man with his wife and two children were
on the narrow portion OF the bridge, where it
is Just wide enough Tor train to pass about
midway of its length OF 600 feet Neither end
could be reached by the i'm errled family be-
fore the train rush upon them; but the fatber
and husband was equal to the eu er2ency.
Catching up the children in his arms, he tCld
his wife that he would see to them, ard bade
her run toward the end OF the bridge, until
the train should reach her, and then jump
into the water.
She must run for her life, as her safety de-
pended upon her getting near enough to the
shore 10 md shallow water before being over
taken by the train. She did as directed, and
when she felt the hot breath OF the lion mon
ster she jumped from the bridge, fortunately
aliohting IN not more than two feet Ut water
and weeds, and the train passed her in safety.
But what OF the father and little ones. He
could not run with them; and while aim, st
distracted with fears for his wites safety, he
was bound to find some escape for them.
Taking the little ones in his arms, he coolly
and steadily, ia the face of the approaching
train, lowered himself with them TO brace
beneath the bed timbers, and there he'd
them tast within lew leet of the water,
while the train came laundering over them.
a hOnt the tima the Qn6ina raQpha1 Tho
of the bridge the exertions of the engineer and
brakemen effected the stoppage Of the train;
and Their assistance was rendered to extri ate
the frightened family from their yet perilous
position, aed they went on their way thankful
for their deliverance.
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FOB Sale i!

A FIRST CLASS Fruit and Confectionery stand,
IA i'll one OF the best locations II the city, is offer
ed for sale on the most reasonable terms for the
next ten days, as the proprietor contemplates
change In business If not sold within that lime it
will b Withdrawn.
sep29d2ws Address, c.. Portland p O.
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Portland 4 Rochester Railroad Co
Annual Meeting.
Estate of Peter II. Hall.

n Office is hereby given, that the subscriber has
IN been duly appointed Executor of the Will OF
WILLIAM SWEETSIR
late OF Yarmouth in The County of Cumberland,
deceased, and has taken upon himself that trust by
giving bonds as the law directs. All persons having
mands upon the estate said deceased, are re
quired to exhibit the same and all persons indebted
to said estate are called upon TO make payment to
REUBEN MERRILL, Executor.
Yarmouth, Sept. 21st, 1869. sepl25d3w
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Monday Morning, October l8, 1859.
A Rnce for Life.
PoHI'LA.ND .

A Husband and Father Sdues The Ltues Of
his Family by presence Of Mind.
Ero,o Tho Ioehson fNisb 4 Citizen.
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PURSUANT to the foregoing notice, to me direc-
ted. / hereby notify the members of the "Aged
Brotherhood" to meet at the time and place, and
for the purposes specified in said warrant
ocl1d&wtd OLIVER GERRISH.
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THE following card by a bereaved husband,
published in German weekly paper, is prob
ably the most extraordinary composition OF
the kind on record:
aTo-day red, tomorrow dead 50 it was
with my wife, who only eigat agnir. dayS ago was
!tps alI tpot was mortal of her was inferred. She
was u .11r ring her marriage lively woman, with
WAS whom ~ one had to mind ones P's and o.;
therefore % my sorrow may be imagined. So
vrnnr. so festive, and alrea ly bured What
Z human lite, said repeatedly to myself all
these days, and again yesterday in the church
ward, When paid the sexton, who will keep
the grave in order. shall certainly never
find so cheerful a wife again; therefore my
sorrow is just. l wish heaven may Keep eve
~ one from so sad fate. and thank lor tne
floral decorations, as also the ehoiTmaster tor
tim funeral chant, which went through, and
through me, but was very vel performed.
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watches, Jewelry, &c.

!. AMBROSE MERRILL, No. 1S9, Middle street.
J.W, g. a. Ii. MCDUFFEE, cor Middle q Union sts'
c. w. WING ATE, Nos. III and 11s Middle street
EDWARD c. SWEET. Il Middle street, FOX D'o'A'
f. II. HILL, NO. 81, Federal street.
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Lancaster Hall Restaurant
READ 4 MCKAY,
prop PRIE TOR s.
ROP RI Il II o II s.

rvAyING leased this well known Eating House
III we are prepared to sustain its high repntat on
for all the good things tn, delight the eye and
ty the taste The prophet being practi, al as wen
as pt OCCASIONAL cooks, enabled to supply Rails,
Parties and Families at short notice, and on such
terms as cannot tail to satisfy all who favor them
with their palronage.
Meals nj all hours ofahe Day and Evening
sep7dtf
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COLO RE y. WOMAN wishes to learn OF
49, some family going south that will take me- neI
70 reach her home in Hamburg, Tenn. 1fno better
cnance Is offered she would go to st. Louis, from
wnch place she could reach home herself. She will
take care OF children pay any for their trou-
bic. Address, ALFRED PIERCE Biddeford, Me.
octS- ct
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NOTICE.

The undersigned would respectfully announce
10 the people of Middlebury and vicinity that they
have purchased the interest of A. l.. Williamson
& Co. in the Butcher business, and have opened
a Meat Market under the name Of COMSTOCK &
CO. In McI.eods building, first door cast of SCOTS
boot aud shoe shop, where thov will be happy to
wait upon all those who may desire provisions Ia
their line. Lime will also be kept on hand for
sale. They are making arrangements to open
Lumber Yard. where they will ill orders for every
kind Of lumber manufactured in this vicinity, on
short notice,
MILTON BROOKS. o. =. CoMsTocK.
Middlebury, Nov. 20, 1868. 35y1
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4 IGIAE.
SrSr. lGCN.rvus Olrt.r. }
Montpelier. Vermont. JANUARY /. lSigl

Sr,rD 1prA.r.ru. Olrt.r.
MONTPELIER. Vermont. Il,t,.r Ism
NurI,l, f. .ul,r,rv ,.t,.,,>- o.,
,,i.inn. o, ,, '.' 'uA' uh"er inc
Nov. 10 l>GS mo- interest viii La tlln,..i ,f.r
January |. A.n $50. ON m.un,. II, tL ,,...''
OF the stale To tie credit of Officers, soldiers. on
their assignee which was received under the al.
l"imcnt system 'i lho Cnited State: and the
provisions OF the act 1T the legislature Of tli,
state approx ell Nov. %, l'Gl.
account. ON the book, OF III Ollie. sbov,;,,',i
anecs dae to Officers and Soldiers or their repre-
sentative; and il Is requested that par,ie- euiil-
ed to the same dtaw the amount their due. in or
der that the accounts may hc closed at the Garlic.
day practicable.
The act Of Nov. ?nl, 1864, provides. in case Of
the decease of such soldier while in the service
the money due such >ollic shall mot he deemed
asserts of such soldier tor the pl,ment ,r d.Lt.
against sch soldier, but shall 20 ani he held hv
the widow 81 such soldier or neSt of kin.
To enable those who NAV have claims uuon tlo
State for the haauce, above referred to. to obtain
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1869-01-19
EARM FOR SALE.

The subscriber offers Tor sale his Home
Farm. containing about THREE HUNDRED
ACRES. situated in the north part Of Shoreham
in the neighhorhood OF Cream Yin. The farm is
suitably divided into pillow, meadow and pasture,
ana IS considered one OF the best grass farms in
the Town. being 7el adapted o Carving or st.ck
raising. The farm is well water ed and LARGELY
supplied with ash, cellar, and pine tor fencing and
other purposes; orcharling sufficient for the wants
OF family; The buildings are one two-storv
house, two - X 40 feet barns, horse barn. corn
house, hog house, Sc. ANY one wishing 20 mr.
chase q good farm win do well to examine for
themselves. Terms Of payment made easy. For
reference +. s. Catlin, ufOrwell
ISAAC CHAPMAN.
Shoreham, Jan. 9th, 1862 l2tf
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This Company, National in its character iiers
by reason of its Large Capital, Low Rates OF Pre-
MUM, and New Tables, the most desirable means
of insuring life yet presented TO the public
The rates of premium, being largely reduced.
are made as favorable to the insurers as those OF
the best Mutual Companies and avoid all the
bends, and the misunderstanding which the lat
ter are apt to cause the Poicy-holder.
Several new and attractive tables are now pre-
scented, which need only to be understood to prove
acceptable to the public, such as the INCOME
PRODUCING POLICY and RETURN PREMIUM
POLICY. In the former, the policyholder not
only secures life insurance, payable at death, bu'
will receive il living, alter period OF few years,
an annual income equal to ten per cent OF the par
of his policy. In the latter, the Company agrees
to return to the assured the total amount ot money
he has paid in, in addition to the amount Of his
policy.
The attention of persons contemplating insul-
ing their lives or increasing the amount OF insur-
ance they already have, is called to the special
advantages offered by the National Life Insurance
Company.
Circulars Pamphlets, and full particula-s given
on application to the Branch Office of the Com
panv, or to the New England General Agency
under the direction of T.. a. ROLLINS and ". l.
CHANDLER, Of the Board ol Directors.
J.P TUCKER, Manager
Merchants Exchange State St., Boston.
J. RUSSELL ARLINGTON, st, Adams Mont
pelier, Special Agent Tor Addison, Chttenden,
Grand Isle fTanklin, lanoie, and Washington
Counties. 33-y
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LNIRE ! FIRE! FIRE

The flmera' Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Of Montpelier, VI, having. now been in successful
operation seventeen years without ANN Asst,s-
MENrs, Is prepared to insure dwelling houses,
harns, sheds, aud oalbnidns, aud personal prop
erty IN like buildings, from 10 TO - per cent
cheaper Than any other COM any in the State.
Ne. of Policies ia force 7,I22.
Amount of property insured, Sl1S39 922 90
- premium uotcsin force, 719,022 0l
Net cash surplus, ~, $40 GO
Having taken the AGENCY for this Company in
the tuwns # Brandon and sudbury, in Rutland
County, and all of the towns in Addison County,
bat fcni,bureh, Monkton aud Lincoln. | propose
10 devote nav whole time and attention TO The
business OF insuIng for said company, and hope
to be able to meet the wants of the public in this
department much better than il made it secon-
Diary business. Any person residing in the above
county desiring 10 lie insured anew, or change
their old Polci,s, hy giving me a dav or two's
notice, 10y letter, Will be attended To without de-
lay, AMI AZ az cheap rate a. il lived H. their
uNu town.
GEORGE n. DIXIE Agent.
Bristol Vt, October 49, 1866. Sly
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'NE DOLLAR FOR EACH ARTICLE
Our COMMISSIONS 70 Aor,.,..

NOhhiSelONS TO AGENrc
he KIM i''o Is OF every other establishment
p9Iing our premiums viii t,lou lid IN com
O,,. M i9 or THE SAME SIZE ol Others for
same cbnr,c lam to give better ods nt TO-
W. VIII send to Agents, free of cborgo
oi' \ CLUB or THIRTY Ann o.
shirt NM ,iv lo,IoW ing articles:-I doz o,,,,1
simcre for tante ffpld goa studs all wool cas-
SIC, elegant Balmornl 81 -, m itfpane, large
u Hi1oacned Sheeting, good nun1 urus brown
bum. dnnIla liit lure Morocco bound photo'
views, silver plated engro1oP Pc a ana IL foreign
wood frame t I'm lah with ivory or sandal
49, wing knife and forf var, i spangled, l
inr1 n'rnl" ceu handle, HANDSOME Lealhaday
mask taiI" cG U ,E Us good print, very fine da-
1'ise congress boots, / doz tlnoP uinlIiy ladies'
large rrui mort ycS, erdcsers forks ladies'
pattern ,do2 ei',.ai,.tN cling bag, fancy dress
t Psin rings doz ladies' dnd engraved
ring. / mr. al sggHis heavy caSed solid eoId
el'sani delaine dress pnttern "H,nni9ial boots, |
AMI IN complete, sci jeweirv IN n ailu DOW,
'''' 'i'cNe buttons. f"' car uIops
.,., foN a CLUB OF FIFTY ANDs5
lace cnr Ir 1oi2red alpaca dress pattern 60,
tiin|i plated bottle reyolyin" 60, engraved
y,ris " ,.,lu ueSk, | solid gold scnrf hin W
SET v6rt r,ie casIl nlere, Tor pants and VEST
hil,d forks, elegant satin paraso Ti'h e SILVER
Eonis "a ana lined with silk pr Cents cnit
hlcachSI JI 600 print, 30 yds good brown or
M'u'' good quality, / ladies' eIegnnt gus Ssyu
Nor,yjai1 unG, l square wool shawl. / main
width cloth for ladies' ci"ai cisdy,iS us double
,,t,'i HuieI pot, 3yd> double widtii y"to vu
'''''' 'i"'i Tor cl"aking. ""'''
FOR CLUE OF leo, and sloOo
inc, aoIn, iIl9 , or thi1Gt dress pattern, pair
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4 YARD.
FOR SALE

A farm of about three hundred acres consisting
OF arabic land, meadows, pastures, good wood
land, well tmhcred all Of the best quality IT soil
There are two good dwelling houses aud plenty
OF barns and other outbuildngs, two COED apple
orchards and plenty ct The small fruits It is well
fenced, mostly with good cedar rails The farm
is readily accessible to cheese factory This farm
will be sold, and at a reasonable prce Whoever
wants such place and fails to come and see it.
will lose an opportunity not Often presented. For
further particulars call on A. W. PERRY
Shoreham, VI. Aug. -, 1858. aTfl'GY
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FIRST Ma TIONAL BANK BUILDING


Where the general business of the Company ]
transacted, and to which all general correspond
ence should be addressed.
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HAIR OILS, ENrAcrs AND PER.
Ii rt'utlY, Coio..u, lomuadc- Sa.chet
Powders, Toilet Soaps, can 10 .,und at
RUSS ~.
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CLARENCE II. CLARK, President; JAY CooKr
Chairman Finance and Executive Committee
HENRY d Cooke, Vice-President; EMERSON w
PEET, Secretary and Actuary.
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4 DEMONSTRATORS SALE.

u 'ANit , ! ~ ''iNtN tNA1sIs.
The Administrators at Chas L. FurT, r. tate.
late at Cornwall, offer tor sale the Dnuilass
Farm 81 called, one mile southwest # Middle
bury village, containing lHl acIes 81 li,st quality
farming land, well diversified tor tilla.r grain,
ami pasture. being an excellent Darv Farm
Here is On the farm good dwelling house. two
barns. with long haIn-yarls sheds, abundance
OF eNcellen wafer with good ogcharlmg Sc. i
rare charce I" buy good farm cheap. Alto tor
sale, with above or separate, 80 acres # meadow
and pasture, VeIgng convenient to NJ dllcLur,
village.
Also
The " Fisk Farm in Cornwall near the residence
of the late Chas Il. Ford, containing A. acre. nr
more, cool house. harn sheep sheds, large or
cbard, abundance Of good water, aud everything
in and around the farm in good ,hapa aud coul-
plete.
ASA
GO acres ct excellent cedar, ash aud pine Swami,
located south If the Daggett Farm in Cornwall.
These sales are perempt0rN, AMI are chances Tor
good bargains. FOR information aud terms anplv
to Mr.. GEo PoRrEW, Midlchury, air, - r.
foRD Cornwall or the subscriber.
T.. $. STOWElI, Tor AImiu.'rs
Cornwall, VT Dee. 9Th. 1868 3.f
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INRUSSES, SHOULDER BRACES
and SIIPOE1ERS.--A complete assert
meut; liit"l lo PARTIES dc.irin: it for sale hv
W. l. " f.. J.. I.l'~SllI'S.
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POSTSo RIPT.

POSTSCRIPT.
tb,. Striri ,'i rev nue department declares.
,,,ct =, y" Il" wise resembles the gift enterprs
3gw4
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COMMITTING NEW AND UsEFuL

NVTEI III.NN NEW AND USEFVL
- A New Era in Music. L pular Music at
Popular Prices. " iiitchcock's HalfDime Series
ol Music Tor the Million" No. now ready
Music aud words Of the Comic Song, Captain
links OF the horse Marines" Others to follow
rapidly Price, cents each. Your ewsdealer
has 1t ar viii get il for you. Mailed on receipt of
price, Address BENZ. ". HIrCHCOt X. Pub
fisher, 50 Spring st.. NY. 1lw4
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THE CLIMAX REACHED.

The "Peerle,s" Cooking Stove, for wool and
coal; manufactured by Pratt & Wentworth Of Bos
ton, the best in the world; the ore that receive
ed the grand prize medal at the Paris Exhibition,
and has never failed TO carry of the drst prize
whenever exhibited. Call and see tho recomnlgu-
dations Of those who have it in this vicinity.
ST j. DAVENPORT Agent
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TO TIE WORKING CLASS.

TO THE WORKING CLASS.
Il am now prepared to furnish constant en-,
ploNment 10 all classes at their homes for the
spare moments Business new light and troft-
able fhty cents to 50 per evening is easily
earned, and the boys ami girls earn nearly as much
as men. GRAFT inducements are offered Al who
see this notice please send me their address and
test the business Tor themselves. Ifpot well sat
lshel | viii send I 10 pay Tor the trouble Of
writing M. Full particulars sent free. Sample
sent by mail for ten cents. Address, l.. c. Allen,
Augusta, Maine. 4lw4
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With Till Collar Horse can Draw Musr and
lo bis work easier and irgvr lieer than in any
other Collar ard without any danger Of being
q; He'd or Succnie1.
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Il NCH OEFICE:

CASH Carl AL 1000 OO'
Paid in full.
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THIS COLLAR

IS Lighter. Stronger. Cheaper and more Durable
than any other, and is easily adjusted to fit any
size horse.
For state, County, and Town Rights in the
New En- Gland Statc7, apply To
a9H -. &. HUN1LEY, Whiting, VI.
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/ II. SAYRE
La Woull inform the public that he keeps
constantly ON hand large stock of Groceries aud
Provisions consisting OF Flour, Teas, Colccs
Spices, Sugars Molasses Syrup, Butter, Cheese
Lard, Candles. Citron, Figs, Fresh canned and
dried Fruits, Cream Tartar Soda, Saleratus Cllris
Yeast, Corn Starch. Farina. Tapoca. Sage, Yer
mcelli, Chow Chow, Pcpl err Sauce, Pickles Vim
egar, variety Of Fish, Kerosene Oil Soaps,
Candies 'uts and Tobacco, Cigars, Snuff, and
other art lies too numerous to .nention, which
| am ofTt fing to the public at Bargain Please
call and Examine before purchasing.
l.. Il. SAYRE.
Midlleburv, May so, SOS.
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4 VIEWING Il SiM KING TOBACCos.-
~ Choice Brands ins warranted pure
Havana, at RUSSEI'S.
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CUSHING TACKLE, SrooNs, HOOKS
y Lines, Flies, Rod, &C., can lac found in
great variety, al RtSSEL'S.
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" ARNISIIES n rURPENTINE.-
Coach NnrnslI, Furniture Narnsh, Japan
Drying Varnish. White Demar Nnrnish, Picture
Varnish, all OF the hest quality, at RUSSELS
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the kind. Proof e oT t other establishment of
PTII HsS our premiums with those of a, IN com
which we cam h SANE - SIZE, n addition G1s tor ta
same character. sNo petter goods OF the
We will ean,l
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1869-02-19

CoSaREss AND THE SUPREME CouRr.-
During the debate on the suffrage amend
ment in the Senate. remark was made
respecting the probable effect Of decision
Of the Supreme Court adverse to the consti-
nationality 81 the reeaasttAatiea. measures.-
Senator Drake. Of Missouri took occasion to
"deny that the Supreme Court had oonsti-
tutional right, under any circumstances, to
pronounce any act Of Congress unconstitu-
tional."
Mr.. Whyte Democrat) Of Maryland asked
him whether, If the Supreme Court should
decide the legal-tender to be unconstitution-
81, the decisiqn ought to be respected?
Mr.. Drake replied; Aqt Of all, He
would be found standing to bis position. and
both Houses of Congress would have to come
to that position at last, or else sweep from
the bench Of the Supreme Court the men
who dared to attempt to cripple by their
judicial decisions, the law-making power Of
the country
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1869-02-19

TIE U. S. Supreme Court has decided,
with but one dissenting voice, that contracts
for coin must be paid in coin. The case
came up from New York and was mort
gage to secure the payment of 81 500 in
coin in 1865. A tender of Legal Tender
notes was made, which was refused and an
action brought to enforce payment in coin.
The Court Of Appeals of New York decided
that the tender was discharge of the mort.
gage and ordered it to be Cancelled.
The United States Supreme court decidee
"that there are two descriptions of lawful
money in circulation, both sanctioned by
law and both, therefore, legal-tender.
That ia view Of this fact contracts for pay
ment of the latter in terms must be enforced,
and that where coin is provided to be paid
judgment should be for such description Of
money; but where no description is named
judgement should be entered generally, with
out specification. The judgement of the New
York Court Of Appeals is reversed with costs,
and the cause remanded for further proceed
angs, in conformity to tho proceedings. of
the Supreme Court"