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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-10-01

M. i. A-rhe Mercantile Library Assooia-
ton are out this morning with their advertise
ment for their twenty-frst season. and the Fro
gramme of lectures and concerts is one that
cannot fail to please. 1t is not whit behing
any of its predecessors in variety or in the
ability of the lectures who will appear before
the Portland pubic under the auspices of the
Association, nor are its concerts com posed of
any but tae very best of musical talent. The
opening concert by Miss Beebe and Bull and
the celebrated Weber quartette Of New York,
the whole concert under the direction of KOiz-
schmar is a rare musical treat and such quar-
tette as that of the Weber Club S rarely heard
in any city, Cough aud Parsons are too we'll
known to need any comments from us aud the
same be said of Curtis and ollier; in fact
one OF Curtis lectures is worth the plice Of a
course ticket. Ole great attraction will be
the reading by Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. VandeEboff
while De Cordova is one of the most humorous
lecturers in the country. The CLOSING enter-
tainment Is not announced, but no pains will
will be spsred to get the best talent that 90 n
be procured to make it, not only a nove,tv h..
one of the finest entertainments ever ofc rcd 70
our citizens. The M. l.. A. have always ner.
formed all they have promised and will not fail
on this occasion.
The Portland Band will give half hour I
concert each lecture and the programme o.
their selections will be published in the Lee
ture Room Gazette. The Gallery will be re.
served for the course.
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THE ANNUAL FAIR
OF THE
NARRAGANShTT PARK ASSOCIATION,
AT NARRAGANsETT PARK,
CRANSToN, RI.
OCTOBER f, 8, q and =, 1870.
PREMIUMS, $4,000.
FIRST DAY.

| r AhSH DAY.
| No IA purse of $500 for horses that have aeye
| tTotfsd better than minutes. Entries:
| b. m. Nancy Sykes, blk. g. Contraband, formerly
Amasa) b. s. Sentinel, br. m. Moscow, b. m. Ano1h
er Such, %. b. Jack, s. m. Nellie, br: 6. Rocket
HUGHES, b. g. Billy Butler, b g. Doubtful b h. Kan.
sas Pet.
No. "A purse Of $1,000 for horses that never
trosted better than 2.27. Entries:
8. m, Belle Strickland, sp. g. Col Lakeman. b. e.
e: Locust, blk. Chas. E. Leow, formerly Patchep
Chief blk m l., Jessie Wales. None Such Tor
Lutte, General Scott, and Jim Smith,
SECOND DAY.
No 3.-A purse OF $1,000 fer horses that have new
er trotted better than 2 ST. Entries.
b. $; Logan b. m. Enigma, blk: 6. Sleepy David,
bert, Formerly Maid Of Honor3 b. h. Bully Brooks,
formerly Muggns.) b. h. Lightfoot, 2. m. Belle OF
Toronto, b. Shawmut. b. g. johnny heb, blk. g
Contrsbaud; formerly Amasa.l
Entries
br S. Rhode Island br. s. ST. Elmo, blk. S, Draco
Prince, S. s: Honest Allen, biz. $. Gilbreth Knox
Dr. r, Geo. Wilkes.
THIRD DAY.
No "a purse OF $500, for horses that have never
tro.ted better than 2,50. Entries:
Pm. Nancy Sykes, blk. g. Contrabsnd, tfor-
= uapPy JACK, .. H. OlpSey, o. IN. Nellie M0r11s0D,
Big. Doubtful, blk. g. Erom Keeny
No. GA purse of $4,000 tor horses that have new.
er tro.ted better 4han 230 Entries.
big. Coolo, sp. {. Col Lakeman, b. q. N. b,
Palmer, Formerly Lsxiugtonl br. 8. Mambrino
Prince, b. m. Lizzie Keller, Big. Colonel Russell b,
m. Top ey b. m. Mary, br. g. Capt. Gill, b, e. Kan
sas Chef, g. g. Royal John, br. NJ, Lady Augusta.
No. IA purse of 1900. for double teams. En-
tries
br. s. Kirkwood g. b. e. Harry Harley, br. $. ST.
Elmo, q b, m. Kansas Queen, blk m Je sic Wales
d blk, G. Darkness.
FOURTH DAY.
NoS-A purse OF $500 tor horses that have never
trotted better than 2.45. Entries:
b. m. Nancy Sykes, br. m. Moscow, h. s. Young
Webster, oh. m, Fanny Kmble, blk. m. Black Hawk,
b m. Lady Hughes, b. m. Nellie Morrison, b. e.
Farmer Boy. formerly John Franklin, b. 2, Doubt
st. Elmo, b. b. Shawmut, blk. 6. Brom Keeney, blk
g.sContraband, formerly Amasa.l
No ga purse of $500 for horses that ha We never
trOttsd better than 2.33. Entries:
sp. e. Col. KEENAN,, b. m. Enigma s. s. st. Elmo,
b, IA. Kansas Queen, 8. m, New Berlin Girl, b. m.
g u, ch M: Fanny, ch g. Prince Arthur, formerly
CoJdone) b. h. Lghtoot r. m. Susey, b. S. Garabal-
d., Oh. IN. Fanny Fern, s. s. Hickory Jack.
No. 10.-A purse OF $4,000 for all horses Entries.
b. m. Lucy. b. m. American Girl, br. 2. Geo.
Palmer, b g. Mountain Boy, b. m. Goldsmith Maid.
All the anove race are mile heats best in g. and
all in harness, wi Ii the exception OF No.7.
Single Adm>s' on 81; Quarter Stretch BADGES for
the Meeting, s.; No extra charge Ter Grand Stand
Carriages Free.
AMAsA spRAGuE. P5sSiasssttx syr
secretary. Treasurer.
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ties kreping stable on Plum street and they
were going to drive the poor animal upon
three legs (under the persuasion of borrow ed
aohip), to their stable, quite distance from the
scene of the accident; but as I stated above
were compelled to desist and procure dray
upon which, with the help of strong and will
ing hands from the crowd, the poor brute was
carefully placed in reclining position; and
now L understand an attempt will be made to
save the leg and the peer animal must undergo
great pain for a long time, and even should the
bone unite the animal can only be sold to some
man Without hear. to drag out miserable
existence. Now is not this clear case of cru
eity and VIII not our chief of police be justified
In ordering an end to such cruelty by sentence
of death? CHEyAL
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Observation-Disclosures,

Christopher Jones has been arrested in Ter
onto for robbing London, Eng bank of Ell !,
Co0 seven years ago.
A further reduction OF the rate of interest by
the Bank OF England is looked for
The Liverpool Cotton Brokers' Association
has voted that any member paying less than
twenty shillings to the pound shall be expell
3D.
1t commenced raining at Concord, N. H., a,
2?o Friday afternoon. Thermometer 81.
The victorious Italians in Rome now begin
to show sympathy with the French public
The town of Kehl is crowded with refugees
from Strasbourg.
1t began raining at Bangor at o'cl ock Fri
day evening.
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Boston Boot md Shoe Market.

BOSTON. Sept. 29.-The market is almost as lively
as 1t was last week. and business may be described as
iary active ana likely to continue although there
Mobile and other Southern cities where the yellow
fever prevails Prices of choice seasonabe goods are
very hrm The tall business has surpassed early ex-
De quite satisfied, the former in obtaining all the
goods they require, the latter in dlsposng of all they
produce at remunerative pril es. Notwii hstandlng
me comparatively high figures which scarce goods
are now saleable, further elevation OF the sc lie OF
prices Is talked of and looked for. TO compensate
manuacturers for tn, increased cost Of oduction
on some qualities. Large houses quite blu tut n
ing out heavy WAX and nice fine boots SO the
cealers In similar goods Tor boys. Since our last
weeks report demand for brogans has sprung hp,
and they are now called in the factories, making
cleaner sweep than usual OF all kinds boots and
snoes made up in our manufacturing districts. With
all OF these New England merchants are competing
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N K w YORK.

ARREST OF coUNTERTElTERs.
NEW YORK, Sept. 30-Three counterfeiters
while engaged in printing an imitation Of the
new fifty cent currency, were arrested in
house on Madison street this morning, and
spurious scrip to the amount of many Thousand
dollars captured. The parties are all Russians
and exceedingly Skil(ul
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CRUELTY TO ANIMALs-How often are we
c llled upon to witness cruelty practced upon
some poor brute and are powerless to prevent
the wrong. am led to make this remark,
having been an eye witness to an outrageous
at'empt which was only prevented by the
prompt interference of the by-standers. The
cise was as follows: A roam mare belonging
to Mr.. Pride slipped upon the horse railroad
track on Middle street, twisting her hind leg
in such a manner as to break the bone about
eight inches above the lock hoint The owner,
as near as could learn, gave her to some par.
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CARRIAGES person wanting carriage
cannot help getting great bargains if they at
tend the sale of Henry Taylor & Co., at IA and
16 Exchange street, the Oldest auction store in
Portland, where that firm will hold "A sale Ct
nearly fifty carriages both new and secord-
hand on Saturday, the 1st inst, at 10 o'clock.
See advertisement in auction column,
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WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 3O.-The Supreme
Court will resume its sessions October 81 and
the first Monday in December will begin a
new term, during which Mrs. Myra Bradwell's
appeal from the refusal of the Illinois Supreme
court to admit her to the bar will be tried. =
Senator Carpenter of Wisconsin appears for
Mrs Bradwel1
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SEPTEMBER CRIMINAL TERM-GODDARD, j.. FR--
SIDING.
FRrDAY.-State VS.. William Chase. Cheating by
false pretences. On motion Of the County Attorney,
who stated that the principal witness for the State,
james W. Leavitt, now in Boston. refused to appear
and testify in the case the matter continued til
the next term.
Haskell. j. g. e. M. Rand,
Davis s. Drummond.
State vs. James E.sFallon. Adultery with one
Mary b. Broad. On trial.
Haskell. N. Webb.
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MEssRs. DAVIS & Co. in our special notice
column, call the attention Of ladies to an end
less variety Of goods, their stock always stands
first in quality and should always he examined
by those iu pursuit of new and nice goods
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WORTHY of attention, the fne stock of fall
and winter goods now on exhibition at Fitzyer-
aid & Co. That his prices for ladies' and gen.
tlemen's garments, under hosiery, gloves &c.,
&c., are always as low as the lowest none
know better than his custom the people.
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At ten o'clock this morning F. O. Bailey &
Co., will! sell at salesrooms 80 barrels choice
flour; and at II o'clock will sell horses, car
riages ETC., on Market street. See auction col
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ALWAYS send your friends to G. w. Rich &
Co. for Clothing. Store 173 Fore street.
sept10eod1m
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OPENED to-day nice line of Children's and
Moses English Nerino Hose atiW. f. Sawyer's.
c07 Congress st. oct1 ct
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LONDON, Sept. 20 1.30 A. NJ. - Consols 91a for
money and account
,oe american securities-U s. 5-20's, 1862, 9OI; do
sSSoo, od s9?: do 1857. 8S5; U. s. 104Os, s5 Erie
Gno Hs. Illinois Central shares 113. Atlantic L.
GREAT Western shares 20.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 3O-1l,3n A. M.-Cotton dull
Mladling uplands ssd Middling Orleans Cd; sales
20 oe gay estimaet at 5000 bales; sales the week
Daes, oVwhich 1000 bales for export and
ocn 9aes tor speculation Receipts of the week 80
o'' paies, OF which 1000 bales we're. American The
STOCK oil Cotton hand 521 900 balfs of which 1874
72s Cd. -'"'N
LoSDoN. Sept. 3o.-13o P. M-American securi
ties quiet. Stocks quiet; Erie 10.
LIVERPOOL, Sept 3O-1.3O P M-Red Western
Wheat IS Sd "a 81 Al. E-i Winter Wheat 9s Cd "a 9s
g. The receipts OF Wheat tor ihrse days have been
l75O0 quarters, Of which 10000 quarters are Amer-
can. Flour 22s Cd. Corn o8s 3D.
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OK and after Monday Sept 18th, passengers
wishing to take the Steamer Oriental for
Bridgton and Harrison will take the Portland
and Ogdensburg cars at the Portland and Ken
nebec r. r Depot at 1850 P. NJ, instead of
715 A. M IF
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STEAMED OYSTERS, stewed oysters, oysters
fried, fancy roast, raw. or in any style served
up by any man, and in an unexceptionable
manner at Jesse Freeman's, No ITO Exchange
street.
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BURLEIGH, 81 Middle street, has got his back
up. He is selling Mems and Boys Clothing
less than the cloth cost
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F EST Glass Perfumes at Cogia Hassan's.

For perfect fitting corset, lady should
visit Davis & Co., and see their variety.
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The purest water that nature gives obtained
by using 24.inch pipe for you. vel l-sides,te-
cause it keeps out all foul surface water.
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PORTLAND BUSINESS COLLEGE.-The Even
ing Sessions will commence Oct. Sd, and con-
tinue six months. sep27d1w
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THE PRESS
SATURDAY. Morning, October /, 1870
Portland and Vicinity.
New Advertisements To-Day,

ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Theatre. -. This Evening.
Naragauset Park Association Fair.
NJ. L. A. Lectures and Concerts.
Temperance Meeting. City Hall.
SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
Fashionable Goods. Davis & Co.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
Bibles. .Hoyt, Fogg g. Breed.
Nixon's Soap.
Notice. =. ). Behreps & Dyer.
Notice. >. Thos. j. Chaplin.
Portland DRY Dock Co.
Water Notice. -. Henry G. Beatley.
A Public Reception.
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WANTED, at Wilson & Co.'s Tea Store, s.
Federal street, 20, 900 ps ople to examine Prices
and quality of their large Stock of Choice
Goods that has just been received.
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to obtain supplies Tor their fail and winter trade, so
that there Is quite revival in the obbing business
Shoe aud Leather Reporter.
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FALL MILLINERY now open at Cogia Has,
sans a.
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HAMBURG Edgings and insertions at Cogia
Hassan's.
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ALL wool Berwick Flannels for 25 cts at
Cogia Hassap's.
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HOSIERY and Gloves together with Mer;no
Under Garments at Davis & Co.'S.
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Next SATURDAY.

OCTOBER list, on Market Street. at II o'clock A
" M,
Good business Horses
Full blood Jersey Cow.
Carriage.
Side Spring Wagon
l Express Wagon.
Army and Horse Blankets
Whips. new and second-h hand Harnesses, &C.
dark bay Horse, years old, sound and kind.
good styie, promising colt.
ssp2Std +. o. BAILEY & Co., AucPrs
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REPELLANTs marked down to s. cts at Cogia
Hassan's.
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OBS.

CHICAGO, Sept 3O.-Representative N. b.
judd declines a reelection to Congress.
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ID ANCINGy
NEW DANCING ACADEMY
AT FLUENT HALL,
Mr.. BARNES, Of Washington Dc,

Respectfully announces that according to promise
made last January he will give instruction in the
polite art OF Dancing at the above named hall The
following Dances will be taught at this Academy:
The Partisan Waltz, with all the changes
The beautiful Laceslka and changes.
The new Spanish Dances with the Paris.
ian and Grecian changes.
The splendid Alexander Polka Maxurkn
with the various Parisian changes
The new dance called the POlander, n
splendid Dance.
The Beniare Pcika, n new Dance of
great merit,
Also the greatly improved Lancers and the Gale
DOMAIN Quadrilles The VorsiO Wanna, Plain Ma
zurka, Soho tische R-dowa, Plain Waltz, also the
GovltZu, and all the usual styles of Dancing usual
ly danced in this and other Giles.
All of the above ed dances will be taught in
one quarter.
class OF Misses, Masters and Young Ladies' will
commence Wednesday, the 18th OF Sept, at the
above named ball, terEs SIS tor twelve lessons,
commencing at P NJ.
Also class for Ladies and Gentlemen at the sumo
place at o'clock P M, same day as above.
Cards of admis sion for Gents s.
Cards of admission for Ladies So for twelve les
sons.
FJr information enquire at the office of the Fluent
Hall. or at the st. Julian Hotel.
P.S.-Privaie class S attended to end private les
sons given daily.
sep20tt G. F. BARNES, Proprietor
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VELvErEENs at Cogia Hassan's
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FPejgbfg.

HAVANA. Sept. 2i.-chartered at Matanzas 18th.
Am brig =. II: Kennedy, 1900 boxes and hhds Su
gar, $1,000 Cha tered at Havana 23i, Am brig Addie
Hale 500 hhds Sugar for Baltimore direct at as so
Am bark Mary Lucretla. 1i06 boxes Perth Ambov
and order at 81 Is each; Br bark Alexander. 1909
boxes do do, at 12I EACH Am brig David Owen POM
boxes Sugars for New York at 81 III each.
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A TRUE BALsAM.-DR. WIsTAR's BALSAM
OF WILD CHERRY is truly balsam. 1t con-
tains the balsamic principle Of the Wild Cher
ry, the balsamic properties of tar and of pine
Its Ingredients are all balsamic- Coughs,
Colds, Sore Throat, Bronchitis, and Consump-
ton speedily disappear under its balsamic in.
fuence. sep26 eod&w1w
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PAISLEY Shawls in great Variety at Cogis
HaSSanS 4t
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THIS Is A FREE COUNTRY, aud if people like
to use hair coloring composition full of dirt
they have right to do so; but reason sug-
gests that when PHALoN's VTTALIA, OR SALIVA
TON FOR THE HAIR-pelucid,s sweet and pleas
ant can be obtained at every drug store, none
but the unrefned will use any other. Sold by
druggists. sep26-eod1w
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ALPAcAs of every grade from 25cts, is the
finest imported at Coga Hassans.
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PAISLEY .Shawls from $500 to SIS 90 at Cos's
Hassah's
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Flour at Auction

I'M Sa urday next, Oct LIST. at salesroom, at 10 A
" Nj we shall sell about 81 Bbls " hite Winter
without reserve.
se3otd F. O. BAILEY & CO., Auctioneers.
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Furniture. Carnets. .&c. at Auctio,

Furniture, Carpets. &c, at Auction
0N Tuesday, Oct 4tb, at ten o'clock A NJ, at house
~ corner OF Dantorth and Park SIS, we shall Sell
,ne Furniture in said house, consisting OF SOFAS,
Rockers, Chairs, Cen er, Card Work. Pembroke and
Pier Tables, Fren IN Plate Mirrors What-Nots, o.
mans. Brussels and Ingram Carpets. Bureaus,
Bedsteads, Sinks Chairs, Lounges Dressing Tables.
Hair Mattresses, Feather Beds, Straw Carpet, Din
ing Tables, French and iron Stone China Ware, Cut
and Pressed Glass Ware, Castor, &c.. together with
the Kitchen Furniture.
sep3Otd F. o. BAILEY a. co Auctiop.ar.
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ITO Associated Press.l

SPRINGFIELD. Sept. 30.-The Springfield
club announce for their fall meeting. Oct0ber
18th, 18th and 18th, in addition to their other
premiums, purse of $1,000 Tor horses that
have never beaten 2.27. Enteries are to close
on Tuesday, Oct. 4.
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Gy Blessed are they who seek relief from
Liver complaint "Rilliousness," severe lin
gerlng Coughs and Bronchitis, by using DR.,
Pierce's Alt. Ext. or Golden Medical Discov-
cry, for they shall be happy in knowing that
the cure is complete. $1,000 reward is offered
by the proprietor for medicine that will
equal it in the cure of all the diseases for which
it is recommended. For constipation of the
bowels and as a blood purifier for the cure of
Pimples and Blotches on the face, Salt Rheum,
Erysipelas, and all skin and Scrofulous dis
eases, this medicine is unequalled. Sold by
all druggists. sep26-eod1w tu-th-s&w1t.
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AN ENEMY IN Your MoUTH.-Do not put
an eremy in your,,mouth, to steel away your
teeth. Beware of destructive tooth washes,
and tooth powders, many of which are base
limitations of SoZoDoNT. Insure a life lease of
sound teeth aud fragrant breath, by adopting
the fragrant Sc )DONT.
''SPALDING's GLUE" handy about the house,
mepds every thing. sep26-eod1w
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SoF rENING OF THE BRAIN is becoming IN
comfortably prevalent. Statistics show that
in ten years, 1856 &c, II ,685 deaths were regis
tered in England alone. This disease ema'
mates from overtaxing the brain and not sup
plying substance to replace the waste. by
use OF FELLOWS COMPOUND SYRUP OF HY-
fofHosrHIrEs the material for thought is sup
Piled, the mind made vigorous, and the body
ior''i'eo against disease. sep29-d&w1w
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A LARGE ASSORTMENT of secondhand Ex-
press Zone or two horse,) Wsg IDS, Farm Wagons,
open and Top BugRes, Gigs one Jig.er, for one
horse, Covered Express, Sieighs, &C., &c.
The above property will be sold to the highest
bidder and will be Real and not q "Trade" Sale.
sepo0td HENRY TAYLOR Auct'r.
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is said the Ere lch repulsed the Prussians
at Wautes According to the statement in the
Universe LIE Boeuf, late Napoleon s chief O
staff, sought death in the battles around Metz
and displayed most reckless valor. He admits
thas France was unprepared for war and con.
,esses that he did not dare to tell the Emperor
before the war commenced in what state the
army was "
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A QUESTION IN MANY HoMEs-Thc
fine times when VIC could all live on the
lat Of the land have gone by, perhaps
never to return. OF late, the question
how to obtain the largest amount Of
wholesome, paIatable nouriSlmenl at the
lowest possible price, has been earnestly
discussed in thousands Of American
homes. The introduction of SEA Moss
FARINE us IL national food staple, solves
that problem. From no other article I'LL.
der the sun can the same amount Of dc.
liciOus filrc be obtained for the same cost.
The cnstNrds, ChNrlottcs, jellies, pud-
lings, &c, made from it Arc aft for Juno
when she hanqucts;" and rs u claritier for
refining cider and other tCrmentcd potA.
blcs, ii has no equal. The Sea Moss Fa-
rinc Co, who own tho patent for the
article, lave their central depot at So
Park Place, New York, md within twelve
months they have established business
Of immense magnitude aud importance.
apr23.COtl.dSw
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GRAVEL AND CEMENT ROOFING. =
George Crumbackcr would inform the
public that he Is still engaged in the
Gravel Roofing business, ind that he is
prepared ut any time toput on roofs, eth
or large or small, ut the shortest possible
notice, guaranteeing his work for term
Of years. He Inns now been engaged in
the business for seven years past, and his
work has outllvGd half dozen other
Patent Roofs The demand for his work
is increasing from year to year. lie put
on during the past year 1900 squares of
his roofing in this city, which has given
satisfaction in every respect. Address
him through the Post Office, or call at his
briCk.yard, head of Lindsey street. All
orders will be attended To promptly.