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THE WRONG MAN PouLTlcEp.

AT famous and fashionable watering
place, a gentleman one night was suddenly
seized in bed with an excrucating pain in
the stomach, which neither brandy, No 6,
nor amy other remedy could remove His
wife, after trying a number of things in vain,
and having exhausted all her stock of RENE
dies, left her husbands bedside for the pur-
pose OF getting warm application. Guided
on her return by a light which she saw shin
ing in chamber, and which she supposed
was the one just left, she softly entered, and
was not a little surprised to find her patient
apparently in a deep slumber. However,
thinking he might still be suffering, she gent
" raised the bed-clothes, &C., and laid the
scalding poultice upon I stomach-but not
the stomach of her husband, which no sooner
touched the body of the person than he.
greatly alarmed, and writhing under the tor
lure of the burning application, shouted
'llallo! halo! what in the name of heaven
and earth are you about there ?'' then, with
one spring from his bed, he made for the
door, and rushing down stairs. declared, in a
frenzy OF excitement, that some one had pour
ed a shovel of hot Goals upon him. The wo-
man, overcome with excitement and alarm
gave frantic screams which brought her hus-
band hurriedly in from the next room to hc1
rescue. The husband was so much excited
and also so much amused with the singular
mistake and the ridiculous position of his bet
ter half, that he forgot all his pains; bu
early next morning he, his wife and trunks
left for parts unknown. The poulticed gen
tleman still retains the handkerchief beau
tiful linen fabric, with the lady's name on it
which he considers of rare value
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NONRESIDENT Taxes
IN the toson of Prospect, in the County Of Waldo,

IN the tom Of Prospect IN the County Of Waldo, for Tie
gear 1869
NliE following list of Taxes on real estate of non
Il resident owners in the town OF Prospect, Tor the
year OF 1869, in bills committed to Daniel Herman
Collector of said town. the twenty first day of May
1862 has been returned by him to me as remaining IN
paid on the eleventh day of April 1870 by his cert-
cate of that date and remains unpaid and notice
hereby given that if the said taxes and charges
are not paid into the Treasury OF said Town within
eighteen months from the date of the commitment of the
sad bills 50 much Of the real estate taxed as will be
terest and charges will without further notice be sold
at Public Auction, at the store OF Jeremiah Grant in
said town. on Saturday the twentysxth day of Novem
Der 1870, at one O'Clock in the afternoon
N. B. Here follows the list 1t being the same made
by the Collector to the Treasurer.
Value. Tax
Marcelus Emery, 60 Acres Marsh, $500, $7s3
FRANKFORT Granite Co., ID 12 Acres land US. 4.57
Waldo Granite Co., rs Acres land, $500
Two Shops, $75, Oxen 1925, 200
One Wharf, 100 1900 3g15
Alfred Berry rs acres of land l25
One House, $40, Barn $780, 90 2l5 SCI
ARTHUR HEAGAN
Treasurer Of Prospect
Prospect, April %, 1870. 3w42
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Mild Certain. Safe Efficient. 1t is far the best Cath
artc remedy yet discovered and at relieves and
yigorates all the vital functions without causing injury
to any of them. The most complete has long at
tended its in many localities; and it is offered
to the general public with the conviction that il can
fail to accomplish all that is claimed for it. 1t
produces little pain leaves the organs free from
irritation and never over taxes eXces the
system In all diseases Of the skin, blood stomach
cuties peculiar to women it brings prompt relief and
certain cure. The best physicians recommend and pre-
scribe it, and person who this, will volun
tarily return to the use of any other cathartic
Sent by mail on receipt OF price and postage.
Box, $O,25 Postage cents
Boxes, LOO Is &C
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There is great excitement all over Europe
at the massacre of four prisoners by a party
of Greek brigands. 1t will be remem bered a
party OF travellers were captured recently and
held for ransom. The Greek government had
made every effort to save them, but in vain.
Negotiations having been exhausted, the
troops moved against the robbers and drove
them to a tower on the coast near Orope.
where they were surrounded on Friday after
noon. Offers were once more made to the
brigands, but We're rejected, and at ten O'Clock
next morning an attack were made on their
position. The bandits We're easily routed and
He'd and most exciting chase followed. For
seven days the prisoners were dragged night
and day through morass and ravine, enduring
hunger, thirst and the most terrible suffering.
During the retreat Lord Muncaster made his
escape, and was found and communicated
with the pursuing party. The chase was then
renewed with vigor. On the fourth day, Mr..
Herbert, an anache of the British Legation,
and Count Boyl, secretary Of the Italian lega-
ton, becoming thoroughly exhausted and I'M
able to proceed further, Tagging behind and
much delaying the escape, they were hatally
murdered. On the next day, and the fifth day
of the pursuit, Vyner, Lords Gay,s brother,
and Mr.. Lloyd. their exhaustion again imped-
ing their fight, were poignarded the band
having exhausted lnelf aminunlIlOn. AL last
accounts the troops were still in pursuit of the
bandits, with but little hope of their capture,
their superior knowledge Of the country rem
dering their apprehension difficult, now they
are unimpeded with prisoners. A terrible ex-
element prevails in Athens, and the reports
have produced such terror that travellers do
not dare to leave the city. The combined le-
cations in Athens are urging the most siren
uous exertions on the part Of the government
Of King George to avenge the murdered The
bodies will be brought to Athens and buried
with funeral honors by their respective lega-
lions
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WARNING TO THE PUBLIC

A LII PARTIES using tubular WELL must produce
"A license receipt from STEPHEN WATT or his
agents. Any persons having tubular well other than
the above will have to pay royalty of $40 for infringe
ment Good pure water obtained in hour by using
WAITEs Patent Water Well. $50 day made
In the business. Those wishing exclusive rights in
States and countless apply at Tools used but
trde Full printed instructions sent. Circulars free
Deeds sent by Express collect delivery to any
ton. Any one can do this business after reading In
structions. All parties dealt honorably with. STE
fhEN WAITE, Patentee, New Bedford, Mass.
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Anterior Co.." manufactured by the u S. Watch Co.
has been carried by months its variation
from mean time being only six seconds. A. l.. DENNIS,
President N. j. r. r. & T. Co.
WATCH No. 1925, Stem Winder- bearing Trade Mark,
Frederic Atherton & Co.. Marion, NJ., Manufactured
by United States Watch Co., has been carried by me
II months months of that time at sea- and in ali the
various climates of Europe During that time and since
my return it has not varied one second per week.
ii. LASSING, Manager Knckerbocker Life Insur.
ance Co., 1Gl Broadway. NY.
UTICA, N y, Feb. 49, 1870.
WATCH No 1885, Stem Misunderstanding Trade Mark
"frederc Atherton & Co.. Marion, NJ manufacture
ed by u S. Watch Co., has been carried by twenty
months its total variation from mean time being five
seconds per month. 4. C. PRIEST,
Asst. Supt. N. G. & II. r. R.
lyr34 E(
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"Buy Me, and I'll Do You Good"

DR.. LANGLEY's Root and Herb Bitters are
remedy for Liver Complaint in all its forms, HUI
mors of the Blood and Skin, Scroula, Dyspepsia, Cos
tyeness INDIGESTION Jaundice Headache and Bilious
Diseases General Debility, &C., They cleanse the sys
tenn regulate the bowels, restore the appetite, purify
the blood, strengthen the body and thoroughly prepare
it to resist diseases of all kinds. GEO C. GOODWIN
& CO., Boston. Sold by all Druggists.
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is i'll the entire time
f. cHITTENDEN, Late Register t. $. Treasury
Watch Co.. has been carried by me six months Its TO-
tai variation from mean time being only eight seconds
per month Have been travelling through different sec
tons OF the country from New FORK to Galveston Tex
as ana back, by steamer and railroad. f. RICE
of Whitney Rice, 179 Broadway, n \.
SUNBURY, Penn. Feb &C. 1869
WATCH No. 1l16-bearing Trade Mark Frederic
AtheIton CO.. Marion, n j., manufactured by u s.
watch Co., has been carried by me the three months
IT. total variation from time being only 8 seconds
during that time II DE LANCY, engineer P & f. r. r.
WArcH No. 1lo5-bearing Trade Marx, Frederic
Athcrfon Co., Marion, Nj. y manufactured by H. 8
Watch Co., has been carried by eleven months It's
total variation from mean time being only seconds
IN me entire time: A. Ii. KING, Park Place. N. y.
and X. Co. i-s
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DR.. Hams Aromatic Invigorator

Removes from the system the ill effects caused by the
the appetite for these stmuants 1t gives debil
ated surfaces. Efete matter is removed from
the system thereby restoring to normal heathful
dition. AS medicine it is quick and checual, curing
the most aggravated cases of Dyspepsia, Kidney Com
plants and all other arrangements Of the Stomach and
Bowels in speedy manner. This elegant preparation
has stood the test Of years wine fun before eat
from Ladies of weak and delicate constitu
tons should take the Invigorator three times day
freshing sleep. All the proprietor asks is trial. and
induce this he has put up the Invgoraor in pint bottles
at 80 cents-quarts, $1oo Principal Depot IS Central
wharf Boston. Sold by all druggists
Sold in Belfast by .. A. IIOWES Il co.
In Stockton by JOHN NJ. AM Es and MRS. n
e. KIMBALL. ly5
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UTICA, N Y. Feb. H., 1870.
WATCH No. 2G7-bearing Trade: Mark, {. Fayette
Stratton, Marion, N. ~ manufactured by u s. Watch
Co., has been carried by L. months its total
ton from mean time being fifteen seconds.
l. yROOMAN, Engineer N. Y. C. & IL. Il. Il.
WATCH No. 1922 Stem Misunderstanding Trade Mark,
Frederic Atherton Co., Marion, N. -, manutaetur
June, 1867 its total variation from time being
ly five seconds per month. HENRY SMITH,
Treas. Panama r. r., s. Wall Street
WATCH No. 12ol2-bearing Trade Mark, U. S.
Watch Co., Marion, N. j manufactured by United
States Watch Co., has been carried by live months;
its total variation from time being only twelve
seconds. GEO. LOWS, General Eastern PassengeI
Agent IoldS "a 1oas western knlWa y
Atherson & Co., Marion N. j." manufactured BY U. S.
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- column paper ledger size, ilastrated. Devoid to
Sketches Poetry, wit. Humor genuine fun. Nonsense
Humbugs. &c. Only rs cts year. and superb eneras
i . Sx2 feet grats 90 200 circulation.
fearless, truthful Try 1t now. Is cts. o year:
N. H.
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a Model House.

study. One built last has proved model Of
venience beauty, and economy Descriptive circulars
of Plans Views etc., with general information of value
to all, free Address with stamp script if
venient.) GEO. j. COLBY, Architect. Waterbury,
Vermont.
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NOTICE
BON EFT BILE ACHER Y

r AIDES BONNErS and HATS blcicled or colore
and made into the latest styles promptly and neat
ly. Men and Boys Straw and Panama Hats blcached
coored and shaped.
We have also lot of men and boys Canton Straw
Hats to be sold very low.
tsJ Millinery Goods to DO sold re-
CARELESS of Cost.
S. A. BLACK CO., Hig, Street.
Belfast, March %, 1870. amos3s
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Weho advertisements.

Meadville Theelegicai scheel-Untaran
IVA educstes Minsters $3.50 year 10 moor studertfs
begins Aug 20. Apply to A. Lioernore MeaJyiiie Pa
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cTAR sPANGLED BAxxan

NEW BOOk.-Agents sell 100 per week. Price ~
Ne " Address l.. STEBBINS, Hartford, Ct. -
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QuACK Observation-Disclosures

through false certificates ard references and recommend
aons OF their medicines By the dead VIII cannot expos
contradict them; who, besides to further their i'm
positions copy from medical books much that is WRITER
OF the qualities and effects OF different herbs and plants
and ascrbe all the to their Pills, Extracts Specific
&c. most of which, if not ALL contain Mercury, bocaus
of the ancient belief Of its curing everything" but
known to " kill more than is cured and those mo-
killed, constitutionally injured for life.
IGNORANCE OF QUACK DOCTORS AND
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INRUIT FARM of FL acres at Burlington N. j.
Il for sale. Large Cottage, fine high location
with much bearing fruit; school and station very
Terms easy. Particulars sent by T. Norris, Burlington
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tst yo"r Dr"ggist for it, and if he has not got 1t, h
acW oydeT it for yoH.
Manufactured by the Franklin Medical Association
No. IS Winter St., Boston, Mass.
This Association also Propretors and Manutactu-
of Dr. Fosters justly celebrated Catarrh Remedy
1yriS
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MAMHAOOD and WomanhOOd.-Essays for
M Young Men, free, in sealed envelopes. HOWARD
ASSOCIATION, Box T, Philadelphia Pa.
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Wholesale Rooms, 13 MAIDEN LANE, NEW YORK
AndGI BROTHER Lake stree,C Chicago,

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Stem bearing iM b Frlr Ahr Mmnn.N imam
Is Of lvt % nas in
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Through the ignorance OF the Quack Doctor, KNOWN
other remedy, he relies upon MERCURY, and gives
to all his patients in Pills, Drops, &c, the Nostru
specific, Antdote, &C., both relying upon its effects
curing few in hundred it is trumpeted in varlou
ways throughout the land; but, alas nothingi said
the balance, Of whom die, others grow worse an
LETT to linger and suffer for months years, until
eyed or cured if possible by competent physicians.
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Charges are very moderate. Communications scredly
Confidential and all may rely him with the strces
secrecy and confidence whatever may be the discuss
dition or situation OF any one married or single.
Medicines sent by Mail aud ENrr~- oall puts OF IL
United States,
All letters requiring advice must cuut,n dollar
insure an answer.
Address pE. L. DIX, No. u Endicott ST. Boston, MAJ.
Boston Inn. ls1N-I
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Washington Items.

WASHINGTON. September 27.-Sec-
retary Robson returned this morn
ing. Ali the members except Cox are
here now.
Belknap and Robson leave Thurs-
day, to attend the Farragut obseouies
in New York. The President and
Mrs. Grant will also be present.
The War Department has rendered
the authorities having charge Of the
ceremonies, the troops from WiIlett's
Point and Governors Island. and the
Governors Island Band, If desired
to participate in the military escort
WASHINGTON, Sept 27.-Tbe IT.
S. steamer Kansas. intended for the
Tehuantepec and Nicaraugua Canal
expedition, was put In commission
day.
The case cf j. III. Lathropgys. the
Union Pacific Railroad Company. was
argued il the District of Columbia
Supreme Court to-day.
Judge Paschall, In a communica-
ton published to day. contends that
the law creating the Sub Treasury
and Internal Revenue Departments
are explicitly repealed by the act re-
modelling the Patent Office.
The Attorney General is prostrated
by fever.
The Republican Executive Com.
mittee are sending out daily 10000
political documents.
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PRUSSIA.

BERLIN, Septem ber 27,-The Foreign Of
fee has advised the German Representa-
lives abroad, as well as the Diplomatic
Corps in Be Rim, that no governmen exists
at Paris. The dc JdctO government Is still
located at Tours, hence Paris is left to pure
military treatment.
BERLIN, September IA dispatch from
the Kings headquarters at Ferrleres, near
Paris, says: "Favre, in his report OF his in
terview with Bismarck errs In omittIng to
state that an armistice was considered pre-
l1mtnary to any discussion of territorial
cessious. Bismarck declined to state the
claims of Prussia until basis for an ar
mistlce was declared on"
[Herald's Cable Special
BERLIN, September 27.-The excitement
increases over the arrest of Jacoby, and an
imposing protest has been sent to Bis
marck, denouncing the maintenance OF
military law, now that the danger of In
yasion has ceased.
Herbig, the President of the Konigs-
burg meeting. has been Imprisoned.
The prelimInar1es of the consolidation
has been submitted to the South German
Cabinets, and are acceptable to WuTtem-
bug. Bavaria objects to the proposed
military arrangements in Wurtemburg
and q Minister has gone to Munich 20 in
ducs bavaria 20 accept the terms.
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ly killed. He IS the fifth editor who has
fallen from the same window and been
killed. Birney Marshal was his imme-
diate predecessor in the same tragic role
DIR. Jourdon was formerly OF st. Louis.
In the action of Samuel J. Goodenough
against John Lanahan, commenced In
the Superior Court OF New York City, to
recover damages for the alleged SANDER
uttered against the plaintiff, IN reference
to his conduct while employed as super.
intendent OF the Printing Department. OF
the Methodist Book Concern, the defend
ant has filed his answer, reiterating the
charges, and alleging, in the mattG, that
he intended TO justify them.
The Colorado Territorial Fair opened
yesterday. and promises to be an immense
success. The weather is very fne. George
town sends silver bullion Weighing l,lit
pounds, the largest silver bullion or Ofick
ever taken out IN the. United states. u
was cupelled from thirty-three tons Of ore
from Brow & Cos mine, ayeragin ng so40 ~
per ton. Other silver and gold cullion VIII
make the display on this occasion unpre-
cedentedly fine.
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JOInt DiscussiOHE.
The following are the list of ap-
pointments for joint discussions be-
tween Captain Gooding and Judge
Niblack.
Nj. Vernon, Thursday. September 18th,
at 1PM
New Harmony, Friday, September SOth.
at ! P. NJ
Wadesville, Saturday, Oct. lst. Pm.
Evansville. Saturday, Oct. 1st, ~ P. NJ.
Grand Republican Rally I!
HON. SCHUYL LER COLFAX,
Vice President OF The United States,
And
HON. CONRAD BAKER,
Governor or Indiana,
AT the
OPERA HOUSE.
Wednesday Night. Sept, %.
Speaking to Commence at z As o'clk.
Grand Republican Rally

We have been engaged in showing
up Democratic taxation in city affairs.
This is the sample Of the Democracy
Of to-day. But it is alike everywhere
and at all times. We give, this
morning, the first chapter of Demo
craty county taxation. when it was in
power ten and fifteen years ago. It
it a little lengthy, but will repay the
tax payer to carefully examine it, in
view of the coming election.
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Political Personals.

Vice President Colfax will leave,
Thursday, on the mail train, for
Terre Haute, where he will address
the people on that evening. He is
making an extensive canvass of the
State this campaign.
Governor Conrad Baker will speak
in Lamasco, corner Of Fulton Avenue
and franklin Street. on Thursday
evening, and at Hazleton, Gibson
County, on Friday afternoon. He is
laboring hard for the Republican
cause in the intervals of official duty.
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NAat
ROME. Sept. 2.-The following proclans.
tlon 1s posted IN every quarter OF the city:
"ROMANS-The goodness OF onr riorSf -
the Valor OF our arms have, in a few honrs
brought me amongst you to restore To 1os1
nDerly now. Your destinies and fhoss of
the natlon pc In your own hands Stron0
by your Sunerings, Italy will AT Least
have the glory OF solving that great r1so1-
lem which 70 terribly has been a bnrfian
TO modern society. Thanks to the Ro-
mans, also in the name of the arnov To-
the heartfelt reception You give ~ 1UA rs
Continue TO preserve, as yon did this daV.
the public ordSrs because without ~ ~ 80
is no liberty possible. Romans 1ha no--,
ing OF the 10Th of Septenher. 1sr70
marks memorable epoch in the Hfsforv
OF Rome. IL has again returned "a ne ana
forever. the great ca pital of a oreat ,1osi~,e
Long live the King! Long i've Italy -
ROME, Sept. 27-This mornino tta,.o v,-
great confusion at the Vatican. " -
The Leonine city, with the Castle of
SangelO, is still occupied bv the Psrsi
troops. Gen. Cardcna and stan entarpei
the city in the morning, followed ~ - fhe q
Thirteenth Division. The recentio yfveo
him and the army was splendfd Tba
streets were full. and tie balconies Seemed
as IL they would fall under the vvaf0hr ~
people. The houses seemed to m0v9 xUtfT
banners and handkerchief. The solf5tars
were delighted. TIE enthusiasn in.
creased as the standard of the regiments
passed. CadOna was greeted v5itb the
cheers of thousands, who exciain9ed
Long live Rome. the Capital OF TfaIx- 10
The Papdl prisoners number I6 000 A +.
ter they mad left Leon1ae City the snace in
front was tlled with people wearin0 fri.
colored cockades, who, looking mn toward:
the Papal residence, began hiasing and
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One Dollar and Upwards.

AS the money on deposit VIII be loaned
- tine sSaviu4s Bank ought TO be we'll
vi, oatt,ronized o11 especially by the middle class
&c 81 that Ihe bank may be always able
70 simply the demand for small loans.
TbSs RarItx Is especially valuable for the
henefif of the laboring classes, as nearly
ali the money is deposited by the working
Tar Bring therefore. your small sums,
l--aI1 n n he ONE DOLLAR, so that the
needy ones among you can be aecommo-
dated and relieved.
The BEST OF SECURITY given Tor de-
y,cSite and the money always 50 invested
That YOU and your children may reap the
GOOD profits of 1t.
ONCE IS Main Street.
sepI5.lmd&w Secretary and Treasurer,
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SALT LAKE. Sept. ga New
York party, claiming a title to the
Emma Mine. at Cottonwood, has OBJ
tanned an Injunction from the Court.
Chief Justice McKeen presiding
restraining work and the shipment Of
minerals. This mine has been pro-
dueing. for some time, 81 800 per day.
net. Twelve cars of ore left this
morning for the East.
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bowling in fr1ghtful manner. The Pone
the Pruss an Ministers, who entered f1se
Pope's apartment. Pope Plus came fo--
Gen. Cadorna and ask him to send fefno ~
some troops to re-establish order Tbe
soldiers had fired on tie populsce. and
things were looking very awkward.
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Especial to the Herald.1
AUSTRIA

VIENNA, September 27.-The Discussion
newspaper to-day has an able article show
Ing that the late law emaucfnaffno nc
slaves in. the Spanish colonies is utterly
nuII1fied in the West Indies
VIENNA, September Z7.-The story of an
attempted suicide by Napoleon, proves a
canard.