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they were painfully affecting. have been rs'icslIy
cured I'm such great numbers IN utmost every sec
ton Of the country that the public scarcely nod TO
be informed OF is virtues OF uses.
srrofulous poison h one OF the most destructive
enemies OF our race. Oftcn, this unseen amt uucit
tenant Of the ORGANISMS undermnes TIE CON tuition,
and vites the attack Of enfeebinR or iAia diseases
without exciting suspicion OF It, presence AGAIN,
II seems 10 breed infection throughout the BODY anh
then, on some favorable occasion, IapHiy develop
into other Of it, hicons FORMS cilhof ON no
surface or among the vi,als. Ia Tire latter tubcT-
cles may bc suddenly deposited IN the lungs or
heart, tuIDors forned IN tlIe liver, or shows
It's presence hy eruptons on the SKIN, or ioul ulcer
ations on some part Of the body Hence the occa-
sional use Of bottle Of this SdTsdPdF1Hd ~ "d-
ysablc, even when no active symptoms ~ disease
appear. Persons afflicted with the following COM
plants generally ind immediate ulicf, and, AZ
length. cure, by the use OF this s3RSJPihiL-
Ii! "a. Anfhony's Fire, Rose or EIB'ipei"s,
T,tfrr, Salt Rheus,, Seaid Head. RiHgWoTEn,
Sore Eyes. Sore Ears, and other eruptons or
visible forms OF ScroJuious disease. Also IA the
more concealed forms, as DgsPePsiG. pr3psy'
lar ard nervous systems.
S,,nIyis or ysnrreaI and NercurfGI DiscHscs
are cured by u, though long time II required Tor
subduing these obstinate malndIes by ans melic'be
But long continued use OF This mcuirihc VIII cure
the complaint. IeucorThaa or Hhtfcs. Uterine
TIcrrnfions, and Female Diseases, are COM
monty soon relieved and ultimately cured by IL
purifying aud inygprstns effect Minute Dirro-
ions for each are found IN our Almanac, sup
piled gratis. rheumatism and "oHf, wien
caused hy accumuaii0ns Of cNtraneOus matters
IN the blood, Yield quickly 20 II, a. also L'rcr
COJpSJHiifs. TorPidifB, Congestion or Inf"bi-
ndfiol. Of the Iircr. aud JGundtee. men arising
a. they OFTEN do, from the ranking pvi-Oh- 10 ne
blood This SfRSgPiRFTL IL g. great 70
sioTcr for the str,uEtn and yigur 90 tue - -trin
Those who Ia1Duid and Ti.Hcss' DespCn-
dent. slreygess. and troubled with Nervous -fp-
prchrnsioHs or Fears, or any Of DE affections
sympt0maiic 81 WeakBess, VIII had imncs'1tS
relief and convincing evidence Of It's restorative
power upon trial.
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COURT BILL.

COUNTY or OXFORD, 90 IT. 4. ELLIS. Dr.
lssa.
To ~ miles travel aud days attendance nj
January Adjourned Term, $1,000
To 20 mile travel and days attendance ut
March Adjourned Term, Duo
To 50 mica travel and days attendance at
MAY Term I'o
To 50 mile, travel and days attendance nj
June Adjourned Term, IL ~
To 80 mile travel aud day - attendance nj
August Adjourned Term, IL ~
~ Scptsm6cr Term. Il 80
To 20 miles travel aud days attendance at
October Adjourned Tenn, IL ~
To - miles travel aud day attendance NJ
November Adjourned Term, 80
To - miles travel and days attendance ut
December Adjourned Term, L. %
slss 50
II. 4. ELLIS.
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Jan. Is, 1870.

THE subscriber hereby gives public notice that
he has been duly appointed by the Honorable
Judge of Probate for the County OF Oxford, and
as sumed the trust of Administrator de bonis non,
with the will annexed, of the estate Of
BENJAMIN RICHARDS, late OF oxford,
in said County, deceased, by giving bond as the
law directs he therefore requests all persons who
are indebted 10 the estate of said deceased To
make immediate payment, and those who have
demands thereon to exhibit the same to
SEBASTIAN 5. SMITH.
Jan. IL, 1870.
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s9l III
c. &. CUSHMAN.
STATE OF MAINE.

STATE OF MAINE
OXFORD, IS. december 81 ls9
Before me personally appeared c. c. Cushman,
one OF the County Commissioners for said Coun.
", and made oath TO The truth of the above &C
count, by him rendered and subscribed.
WM. *. kiMBALL, Clerk OF
Courts, Oxford County,
Having first audited and examined the above
account of &. q. Cushman, We hereby certify that
We allow thereon the sum OF two hundred and
thirty one dollars and sixty cents, (s23l co.
WIN. X. kIMBALL. Clerk.
ENOCH FOSTER, JR, Co. Atty.
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., HORSE TRAINING.-ynstout,a book

n HORSE THAINING.-Jnstou t,h DOCK
GSA containing new system of horse Train
Au Ing, from the young colt up. By Dr ira
ball, the well known old English Horse Trainer
and Farrier. Our most noted trick horses nave
been taught by this plain, practical system anu
wild and runaway horses can be compulsory SUP
dued. 1t also contains Treatise on shoeing ana
100 Recipes for the most common diseases, Win
numerous Tricks practced by Horse Jockeys
Every horse breeder and owner should have it
You will never regret buying ii. Sent by mail for
only 6p eta Address, GEO. ). MELLES, Lewis
ton, Me. Agents wanted.
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Homestead Farm.

Said Farm contains one hundred acres, is wen
wooded, has a large Orchard OF mostly youhs
tiese, and cuts forty tons Of hay.
The buildings are convenient and IN good re-
pair. .r. n,
Said Farm will be sold subject TO mortgage OF
sis5, which the purchaser can take up nj once OF
allow IN stand, ~ it suits his convenience.
Also, nj the same time aud place, one other LOT
Of land situated in said Paris, containing thirty
acres, and being those parts OF lots numbered u
Ino,rn a. the William r.. Bent lot This lot -
part wood and part pasture. Ternscash,
''''' GEO A. WILSON, Assignee.
Ian 81 Is
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Country Store for Sale.
~ .ua-cribrr i, r!ucrd % oder fog sale h!,
Wei! Selected stock of Goods,

nou "a h,, .,,r,. ~ RROWNFIELD CENTRE.
THc store aud well c"n,truct"d rencu'rn'
allow. VIII. Doe offered los ,alc. or To let, "a Viii
. .uIt the purchase.
Tho location rag country trade 5, oncof the beet
iu p,tpvl County.
Dam tn, prr.,ut year. the L. x - Railroad
VII ue bul through the '.Nu which WILL nsn!>h
60 hf.-. additional amount 90 trade.
t. lt Con - portion 20! tls purchase "a ncr VII.
%. given it l,s..y,
LII b BEAN.
rr. Gold JAIN a. l~-u. iB
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NIyHEREAS Elisha Bcdel % Bethel. County
w of oxford and state of Maine, conveyed 10
me by hts Warrantcc Deed. dated May s9th, lss5.
and recorded with the oxford Records, book 1877,
page 81, certain Real Estate lying and being in
said Bethel, and being a part ol lot numbered
fourteen, In the tenth range Of lots la said town,
more particularly described In raid deed; and
whcrea, did then aud there. on said srh day of
May, ISIS, by nv writing obligatory under my
hand and seal onligate my self to reconyey 10 said
Beticl, the same prtm. c- described in said deed,
on the payment Of the sum OF ninety dollars With
interest In one year from sAid eth day of May,
lS3. And vherca. the sid time Of payment Of
said ninety dollar, with interest has Tong since
elapsed, and Is still unpaid | hereby claim 3
foreclosure of said deed, pursuant 10 the statute
In such case made and provided.
PLfSY W. RICHARDSON,
By =. D. GIBSON, his Any.
Bethel Jan o. iS1D fs6t
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Farm for Sale.

NTESSRS FUTILE & HOBBS Offer FOR sale
vi their Farm, situated In the town Of BETHEL
on tbc stage road lealuS from Bryanrs Pond K
l.. station Ia Rumfnri, and about four miles from
the epot al said station.
Said Farm contains two hundred and forty acres
Of land, sixty ar -eyeGly Of which Is valuable In
tcryale and cut, from li(y 10 SIXTY tons Of Hay.
The buildings are IN good repair the barn being
uvw sud well finished.
The above described property will be sold at q
bargain IL applied for soon, and terms of payment
made easy.
tor further particulars. apply TO
TUITLE HOBBS,
Providence, Il. l., or 20
T. STEVENS, on the premises.
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COURT BILL.

COURT BILL.
County Of Oxford, 10 ". b. HUBBARD, Or
1863
To 100 miles travel and 2 days attendance at
January Adjourned Term, els 90
To 100 miles travel and days attendance at
March Adjourned Term, 20 90
To 100 miles travel and days attendance at
May Term, - 50
To 100 miles travel and days attendance at
June Adjourned Term, II 81
To 100 miles travel and 3 days attendance at
August Adjourned Term, II 80
To 100 miles travel and days attendance az
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COUNTY OF OXFORD

Wa oAf OhD
To n. Is. HUBBARD, DIR.
1863
July Ito 60 miles travel from Hiram to ".
Waterford and back, Cd petition OF ii.
n Jewett and others $500
2days' attendance ON same 500
30 100 miles travel from Hiram 10
Canton and back, on petition OF Select
men at Hartford 1900
DAYS attendance on same, 500
$50 81 miles travel from Canton to
Mexico and Peru, on petition OF Select
men of Peru $50
days attendance on same, 500
PAID ierglage, 20
Sept. Ito 80 miles travel from Hiram to
Hanover and AndOyer, on petition Of
;. Poor and others, Is 90
days attendance on same Tg
Paid ferriage, 70
40 days attendance on petition Of
j. W. Clark and others, $50
Oct 25-To 100 miles travel from Hiram To
Hartford and Canton, on petition of Sc
lectmen of Hartford, Is
days attendance on same $50
Dec. Ito l.5 miles travel from Hiram 10
Gilcad and back, on petition OF j. w.
kImball and others, IL 80
2davs' attendance on same, 500
" 2l-To 100 miles travel from Hiram To
Paris and back, on petition of town OF
Paris, 10 90
days attendance on same. 500
Paid postage, Is
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Sanfenller Term

September Term. ="
| To le0 miles travel and days attendahceW =, ,o
| October Adjourned Term, - 1" ~
To 100 miles travel and DAYS atendanceW ., IN
| November Adjourned Term H~
| To 100 miles travel and DAYS attendahce" a, IN
December Adjourned Term, %"
sI57 so
" b. HUBBARD.
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sltO ~
& &. CUSHMAN.
COURT BILL.

COURT BILL.
COUNTY or OXFORD, 20 c. c. CUSRMAN, Dr. .
lsGg
To ~ miles travel and 2days' attendance at
January Adjourned Term, 100
To % miles travel and days attendance at
March Adjourned Term, l2O
To - miles travel and days attendance at
MaS Term ID 80
To % miles travel aud days attendance at
June Adjourned Term, $50
To 20 miles travel aud days attendance al
August Adjourned Term, go
To 20 miles travel and days attendance at
September Term, AJO
To 20 miles travel and days attendance at
October Adjourned Term. go
To 20 miles travel ana S day. attendance at
December Adjourned Term, 1850
sol 90
c. G. CUsHMAN.
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Ayers SarsapariLla,
vou pCnIFyEsG T,IE RLooD.

lll' equation THIS CN-
ccllcht me,iicine enjoys,
j. dcHycti from its cures,
many Of which are truly
marvellous. lnvotsratc
eases Of >crofulous dis
ease. where the system
seemed saturated with
corruption. have been
purified aud cured by u.
Scrofulous ale lions and
disorders, which were NJ
gravated 10y tHe sr."lu.
- ..s..f..-ft tHRF4I
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Freedom Notice.

THE subscriber hereby gives public notice that
he has been duly appointed by the Honorable
Judge OF Probate, for the County OF Oxford, and
assumed the trust of Administrator Of the estate OF
JAMES NJ WILSON, late OF oxford,
in said County, deceased, by giving bond as the
law directs he therefore requests all persons who
arc indebted 80 the estate VI said deceased 10 make
immediate payment; and those who have any de.
mands thereon, 10 exhibit the same to
FRANCIS {. RICHARDS.
Jan Is ls70,
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Assignee's Sale.

TIME undersigned, Assignee OF the estate Oh
William II. Porter, Bankrupt, parsunn1tt s9 ~ ~
AUCTION. ON Friday, Feb. 18th, 1870, at
10 A. NJ, on the premises, in Paris, said forters
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THE subscriber hereby gives public notice that
he has been duly appointed by the Honorable
Judge of Probate, for the county of Oxford, and
assumed the trust Of Administrator OF the estate o
AARON Is. SWAN, late OF Paris,
In said County. deceased, by giving bond as the
law directs he therefore requests all persons who
are indebted 10 the estate OF said deceasedto make
immediate payment; and those who have any de-
mands thereon, 10 exhibit the same 10
CHARLES W. FIELD.
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WELCOMES
GREAT GERMAN
COUGH REMEDY,

For the Cure Of COLDS COUGHS, BRoNCHiIis'
puTuIsIC, GROUP, EXPLANATION, AND BLEED
ING OF THE THROAT AND LUNGS, HoAkskStss'
Loss or VOICE, CANKER, &C. &c. Diseases tend
ing TO CoNsrMPTioS should be checked nj their
first appearance A proper attention To what APP
pears 10 he n slight cold, or unmportant dimcUlty
In the throat and lungs, would save thousands
every yeer from those dreadful maates which
assume all forms of disease, with their train Of
surrevings and premature death.
The virtues Of the GREAT GERMAN
COUGH REMEDY are now becoming widely
known. Five years have tested over 5000 bot
Ties. sold with scarcely any advertising, and IL.
sale increased tenfod In the places where first in
troJuccd This commends Il 10 the attention OF
others Those who use IL confidently believe there
l. not it, equal In the American market. Thous-
ands OF important cures u has enected where
others failed, prove it, claims. lT II PURELr
VEGETABLE.
ss-praDarcd and sold by
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Save the Children.

NTULTITUDES Of them suffer, linger and die,
WI because Of Pin Worms. The only effectual
remedy for these most troublesome and danger
Gus OF all worms, In children adults, il found
in DIR. GOULD'S PIN-WORM SYRUP
Purely vegetable, safe and certain. valuable
cathartic, and beneficial 10 health. Sold by
GEO. L. GOODWIN, Boston,
and all druggists. en- octl5
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House for Sale.

THE subscriber. having sold hi STAGE LINZ.
1 VIII -cll b,~ place st WNfOItD CORNER.
CON. -tIu : OF q -Inry House AMI I'll, with
sta BILE attached. Al-u, I acre OF good Land.
with quite \ loi 81 Fruit Trees on H. There l.
"a never falling aqucdUci II spring water a. The
house and table
IA, above described property will be sold very
low. ,ni barge portion al thc pay can remain
on mogigagV Il GcsiTcd.
CT HAMMOND.
Dbl 10 ~
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PREPIRED BY
DIR. j. &. AVER & co, lowell. Mass,

Practical and inaiyticai Chemist.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS ENERlWHEEE.
In PARIS, 10y 4. VI. HAMMOND.
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RuusJrd. Jan l.;h. lsD
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Notice OF Foreclosure.

Pari. jan 81. $50.
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FOR SALE.

l. Il. STEVENS, on the pre-
Bethel. Dec. :, lS5g.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-17
PORT OF RICHMOND, Der. Is, 1870.

ARRIyEr.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mer'
chandlsc and passengers. l.. Is. Fattin. ,,or.
Steamer Niagara Brakeman, Vow YORK, mer'
CHI ndise and p ssengers. John e. Wyatt
Steamer George Is. Upton. Roberts, New 1oIk,
merchandise and cassengcrs, virginia ote"ihsi'l
and Packe; Company.
SAILED.
Steamer Ellie Knight, Travers, Baltimore, mer'
chandIse anI passengers. >- " al.
steamer George h. Upton. Eo,"rfs; New lnrh.
merchandise aud passengers virginia Stc"'"sh'l
and Packet Company.
schooner General Torhtrt. sheppard, Nc" ON
rim Lower james wood. Curtis Parker
schooner Reading linroad No. %. ,n.cn !.
Philadelphia. rin Cabin Point lumber o"r''S g
Parker. pr,,o,o
Schooner Sarah Louise. Patterson: Baltimore
rim LAWYER lanes river Curtis & Parker.
Schooner WiIlism cIId James. Outtep, Ihiia'h''
mia ria Lower james river, lumihr. -,
schooner, Thomas w Ware Al"icll ahd J' u
Mrshamc. CavanaTh james river lishl.
sgnoRhSDA.
WEST POINT, Oct -. ARRIVED stcaIher Isl I
nc Virgins, Freeman, Baltimore. mcrchaAols.
and passengers York River Railroad Company,
and sailed on return. .- ,,
EGCIA CREEK Oct. 15.--Arrivcd steamer Iron
sides. May", Baltimore. merchandise, aha pas
senrrrs. Richmond, Fredericksburg aud Potomac
R,iIroad Company, and sailed on r.turn.
OsRoRNE'S. JAMES RIVER. Ger. !'.-'h,ic
s,hnnucr Piti. Smith Providence. coal. CaitiS d
Parker -.,
WASUISCTOS Oct. Is A vessel which arrived
her, this morning from Martinique repor havils
PASSED on the 18th of september all Ainericai
Ste I'M i'riga'c dSmased ,,,,,
LONDON, oct. Is The American snip SorG G,aa,
from Liverpool for New Orleans, has peei
wrecked. i nc crew was saved.
\nRFo1K. Oct l5.-The British ship Cherry;
Chase from Liverpool for Baltimore. Is ashore Oh
Cape hcnry.
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1t is trying to ones patience to see how
the foreign kilograms tell us wonderful
story one day and the next talk as IL no
such story had ever passed over the wires
Saturday morning we had famous tele,
gram telling us how the Prussians had run
away from Paris, 1--WE took the trouble to
discredit it them and to-day one would
infer from our cable reports that no such
statement had ever been heard OF. So us &c
the recent report OF the death of Prince
FREDERICK CHARLES. Who starts these
sensation stories? Who fathers them so a!
to get them sent across the Atlantic? VIZ
cannot answer these questions. We "tcl
the tales as they ere; told to U.S."
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DRY GOODS.
I7REsH ARRIVAL OF Nv ooops

EfESn, hn Nd WIaTgE DRY GOODS
At JULIUS sYCLE's, - ;.
ora Main street. second door from corner VII DO
: nm recei ling by every steamer large 10" sry
every description Of DRY s4ooas anu
eSnS rhtrh are selected with the greatest care
osnac,alIy for this market, and bought NJ Tue NV
est cash prices:
Dress Goods Of every descript1oh'
Empress Cloth in all colors, from 10 % '''''
French Merinos, in all SHADES
soIid-colored Alpaca at 2sc- very cneap' ,,,r,.v
English Crown poplln, 50, IS, and &c., ei''n''
PAID nsp poopIIps at satc: great bargain
irish and French PopIin. In giea''a''e
OTTOMAN Cloth and Reps
pOusIin DeIaine nj 20c.; ,..
Klnck AIpacas. from Csc. upwards
Mouraing Goods In great variety
DOMESTIC GOODS.
, R1e, cIcd Cotton at l2ic., the ocst III tDe ei''
CaIic~ee at l2sc., and az low aa sc.; ,o, "---
Rrnwn Cotton at Sc.-yery good at FAC;
10. Shectings at Ieriuced prices
Canton Flannel at l5c per yaro.
sHAwLs AND CLoAhING.
r,,,cb,,,s CIoaking In the latest de2igns;
Long and square Brcche ahtwis;
Wopllen shswls from 81. Is upwards
MJssns' Sh ,wls AT siZeS, from f3c. npwat"r;
RICK sink Velve. warranted pure Six, Tor cl2Sk-
velvafcens, all colora, at the lowest prices;
Whte Flannel at 20c. per Yard ,,,,o ., s,,i,
,arsn 10, Of Blankets, white and c0iorco, at re-
duccd prices.
WHITE GOODS.
Table and Piano Covers,
Narcotics Qulit3, ,, ,,or,t.
%at,kf ms and Doylcs, from 7Jc. per d"h upwarS'
! Ta6Ie Damasks. from Goc up"Ar's
Hosiery and Gloves $780,. .,
sssh RibboD I'm great variety and latest st lies
Velvet Ribbon, all Widths;
100 doz Linen Cambria II ,nckcrch!efs at Csc. per
dozen;
leo do ditto at soc. per dozen;
100 do d 10 Mt Csc per dOZaa.
We c,lI special attention to our stock Of & NUS
| Furnishing q GODS "hich IL always complete.
All we ask Is q call and examination Of air
| stock and YOU will fad the right good6 n the
| rirht prices all soon. III IUS sGCi'f.
oc3 eU3 Broad street I'd door below 9th.
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apss,var, ss,TsEEs.

ngWEsINvITE srEC1Ai ATTEN-
TIuasta Tho following AUCTION sAiEs
REAL ESTATE to DO III dc by.ua THIS DAl "
wit: ,oxror
AT 10 O'Clock ". Of the valuable HhoS ~
FOUNDRY. ~ Cary silTrt;
Ateo,clork y. VI. Of - ACRES OF V ehi Y %, nn
in sight orthe city, on the he'''o"-
bridge road; AMI ,,,, orNc
Atto,c,ecRr.M Of HEAUTIFULHulLDlN"
Tors ON Marshall street. between III al" ~"
streets. ,,,,;,,
For uorticulars acknowledgements III me aur'"'"
,,,,,,,s GEUBBS & WILLIAMS.
huctiunrcrI.
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SINKING OF PACIFIC STEAMER-EiGht
Lices Lost.-Sdn Francisco, Oct. l4.-The
steamer Continental left Mazatlan with Il
full complement of passengers, $4,000 in
treasure. 100 tons of salt, and large mail.
On the 2Sth Of September she encountered
severe gale in the Gulf. and sprung leak.
The pumps were worked constantly for
twelve hours, but to no avail. At 8 O'Clock
on the morning Of the 10Th the water
reached the furnaces, putting out the fires.
All hopes of saving the vessel were then
abandoned, and six boats filled with people
showed off. Seven passengers and the second
cook refused to leave the steamer, and went
down with her. Two Of the boats arrived
ut Cape st. Lucas on the evening of the
3Oth. The other boats landed near Cape St.
{nr9S
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THE Turkey ISLAND MQNpMESr.--7We
have received a long and interesting letter
concerning the Turkey Island monument.
This letter we. would publish II we had
room Tor 1t land if had not been written
upon both sides OF the sheet). 1t would
satisfy every one that the monument in
question was not erected to mark the height
OF the great fresh Of I'LL, but. raised @fol
another purpose, was used TO commend.
rae The fact that such fresh had occurred
III Tie year when it, foundations were laid
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~ sys1EMs RUN DOWN.-Persons

nT SYSTEMS RUN DOWN.-Persons
often allow trcir sytcns to "rii down. or rhthf'
RIM them darn by "vcrwork. accompanied ny "
uerler, OF the prnrcr means Of IMMIGRATION. 'is
r.sul, Is what Is caed 'CESERAL DEBILITY
IN other words, failure aud partial collapse OF Ihc
nhysIrnI forces accompanied, usually. oS er''''
depression Of spirits. .,rr,rr,,.c
The hest remedy IN such CAGES Is HOSTEL m .
STOMACH BITTERs. Whether the slate ol eN-
haustion has been brought on by excessive phyS'-
caI labor dissipation, anxiety Of mind expo uie'
or anv other cause the remedial cnect vi 'h'
.,,,ot stomachic will be found equally prompt anu
ccyiuiu AS n restorative, after severe sicHi'e:'
has nrosl rated the bodily and mcnia! ehcrsl's IL
is pronounced by c"n;rtrnt mcdic'l a"'''''-
..ruE BEST TONIC ~ USE" If men were n">
r,onsbly G srclrsS about their hcah ana oVcr-c"h
adeut I'm themselves. they would always, "hch '"-
ragged I'm any work that required great cNcrl"i'
psr corresponding means cf sustaining tnrI'
strength. For this purpose HOSTfTTFR'S ~ -
TIERS are Invaluable All t"icrS should use '''c"'
as IN n:aoran.
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psticus. csprrially IN crowded Workshops 'l'',
nav be rrctoncd rs the very best safcEn'ro %
health. Where Their. i rrc'lisp"s'll"ii |" '"h-
G, 3atinn or a tendency to hli1u"meSS, lAef l''S
he truly said TO be specific for which th'rc Is
substitute. oI I'