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The Portland daily press., 1870-11-29
WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON.
NO FREIGHT MONEY TO BE PAID TO ROADS

NO FREIGHT MONEY TO BE PAID TO ROADS
AIDED BY GOVERNMENT.
NEW YORK, Nov. pa Washington des-
patch says Secretary Boutwell, has directed
the proper officers not to Issue warrants to the
Union Pacific, Kansas Pacific and Central
Pacific Railroad Co.'S for payment on freight
carried for the government until they are able
and ready to pay the interest that accrues en-
their bonds instead of compelling the govern
ment to do it, as in the past.
THE GAINES SUIT AGAIN.
EWAsHINGToN, Nov. 2S-Judge Pascal deliv-
cred an argument on Saturday before Secreta-
nv Delano and Asst. Sec'y Otto of the Interior
Department against the motion to set aside
the survey made by the Surveyor General OF
Louisiana under a confirmation in 'avor of
Daniel Clark, father of Myra Clark Gaines, for
1927 toises square of land in and above New
Orleans as it was in 1907. Those opposed to
Gaines insist that there was mistake as to
the quantity of land. They believe that the
commissioners intended 1920 toises SQUARE
The quantity of land is 34OO acres involving the
right to several million dollars.
SMUGGLING ON THE MEXICAN FRONTIER.
The deputy collector of customs at Browns
vile, Texas, recently seized the American
schooner Rebecca at Brazps for being engaged
in Legitimate traffic The Mexican Consul at
Brownsville on the following day claimed The
schooner as already under seizure by the Mex
lean government, which will probably demand
her release.
THE AGRICULTURAL REPORT.
The commissioner Of agriculture in his an
nual report represents agriculture in a pros
porous condition. The department during the
year distributed 1888 packages The total ex-
pense of the department for the year was $167,-
175, leaving $107,37O of the appropriations un-
expended.
ARTIFICIAL LIMBS.
Since July 1st, 800 wounded soldiers have
applied for artificial limbs and 500 limbs have
been supplied by the Surgeon General
THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE
will probably not be printed in advance of its
delivery to Congress, to guard against its I'M
authorized and premature publication
Vincent Collyer arrived to-day from an ex-
tended tour among the Indians of Southern
Kansas and the Indian territory.
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BOIL. fa, 4? 30 lssalath vie, y saata bleach has'
tie III DO paint 10 do eementy do CRACKERS do ots
s,oo Kegs soda 20 do lead Is hi bbls syrup25 ios
roonng "a hhds. tobacco, 100 chests tea 112 boxes
glass; 2a0 do rsisis 50 do tobacco, 52 do sewing ma
3pianos, $50 pkgs. sundries.
STEAMER FOREST CITY. FROM BosToN-1 hhd
and Dds crockery, 20 tiercas lard coils lead pipe
81 cases shoes 10 bbls. oil % kegs lead cask Oil Al
bars and II bds iron, 1s bbls glass ware. 80 empty
40 bbls pork, 80 DO onions 20 BIDS paper 60 pieces
gas pipe, 20 bdls leather, 10 bales gambia, soap
Stone stoves 80 rkins lard, 100 empty kegs 80 bbs
sugar 10 chests tea, 149 green hides 2 horses 200
pkes to orders for Canada and up country, 45O bdls
from cases steel, Il bags sumac 80 do dye WOOD II
bdls leather, Is pkgs to order.
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OCTOBER TERN -BARnows j., PRESIDING
MoSpAy.-Cumherlani & Oxford Canal COMPANY
VS.. Portland & Osleusburg Railroad. This was
petition fo an mi i,dion to restrain the Portland &
Ogdensburg Railroad Company t1om interfering to
prevent plaintiff. from removing the railfold bridge
at the Basin an from dig !ing out the canal where
it had been ned in by them. Hearing not finished.
Bioa Bra 'b1ry. N. Webb
n I Smith
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NOVEMBER TERM-GoDDARD, j., PRESIDING.
MoNDAY.-Isaac F. Sturdivant VS.. John L. Hull.
Action on promssory note, given by defendant in
his capacity treasurer OF St. Paus Church. Plain
tin contenaed that defendant personally respon
bic. Decision Tor ,!aintf Tor s237.6 ca. Defendant
excefts.
4. L. SNOW. A. A. Slrout
William T. She man vs. William Cloudman. Ac-
ton on promissory note If s19O given by defend
ant to Harvey, and by him endorsed over to the
plaintiff. Deen liant thinks he never signed this
note but ii he dill he alleges the words and Linety
hiv. been lied without his knowese. Decision
reserved.
Putnam. G. B. Emery.
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Ssi1sa4. II Aksfssnna = Me, AlestnaFf
hckoas, Il Hsssbtaok, sst5 5shs and eotis
an EXTENSIVE leather dressing factory at the cor.
i1er Of the road leading from the Mortill's Cor
ner road to Stevens Plains, committed suicide
yesterday afternoon by banging himself. He
was at work all the forenoon In his establish
ment where he had seven men employed, and
after dinner worked an nour. He then took
hammer and nails and said he would go into
the upper loft and nail up some boards to hang
some skins upon for the Dirigo Suspender
Company. He was absent about half an hour,
when his Oldest son, not hearing any noise O.
driving nails, went up stairs TO see what his
father was doing. The first sight that struck
his eye was his father hanging from a BEAM 1t
appears that he had taken rope from another
part of the building, and with the aid of a lad
der fastened it to the beam in this room, ma lie
s'ip-noose in the end OF the rope, which he
placed round bis neck and then jumped from
the ladder. He was cut down as soon as dis
covered, and it was thought he gasped once
after be was laid on the floor. Medical aid wa.
Immediately procured, but all efforts to bring
back life were vain. Coroner Hall was called,
but did not deem an inquest necessary after
learning the facs
The deceased leaves a wife and eight child
ren-five boys and three girls. The Oldest OF
his children is young man of twenty years,
the youngest girl Of seven years. No cause
can be assigned for the deed. He was always
OF cheerful and Ii yely temper, and was a.
much so yesterday as ever. He was an enter
prsing man, and had built up large business
in that part of the town.
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PERSONAL. j oLn Jewett, conductor On the
Portland and Kennebec railroad, resumed his
duties yesterday, after confinement Of sew
eral weeks by illness.
oscar Williams, conductor of the Bath
orancn OF the same road, has been connected
WIN that corporation twenty.one years, and
estlma!es that his total railroad travel amounts
to about 100000 miles.
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OBITUARY-Mr. Nathaniel w. Ellsworth,
late of the firm of N. Ellsworth & Son, died
Monday morning after lingering illness of
some years, though it did not incapacltate him,
until recently, from attending to business, the
disease being that insdious foe, consumption.
The deco sed ranked in this community as
man of the highest purity of character and the
strictest commercial integrity. He was uni
versally beloved and his death will cause grief
10 muititnleS of hearts.
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The New Store just opened by George An
derson under Deering Hall must prove an at
traction to all who are in want of Hosiery,
Gloves, Skirts or Corsets His assortment of
Kid Gloves is very complete and he also makes
n speciality of Merino Underwear for ladies'
and children,
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AN Ecclesiastical council win mat a. tho
vestry of the Plymouth church at 2 o,clock
this afternoon, for the examination of the pas
tor. Rev. Mosely H. Williams, and it is EXPECT.
ed the installation services will be at half past
seven this evening. Prof. J. s. Sewall OF
Brunswick will preach the sermon.
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VIENNA, Nov. 2S.-There are reports here
that Bismarck, by the sanction of the King,
has addressed letter TO Gortschakoff express
ing a desire that Russia accept PrussIas
mediation, pledging Prussia's influence in that
event to secure satisfactory alterations or mod
ificatons OF the treaty.
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Buildings on Leased and at Auc-
finn,

I'm Wednesday, Nov seth, at ~ 4 o'clock, p NJ,
" we shall sell two1 1-2 story wooden HOUSES
Winthrop street. heiDg the first and fourth houses
on the right hand side nom Madison st. One Is a
large hou e, Containing four tenements, The other is
one tenement. This is good chance for any per-
son to ger cheap rent fer the coming winter, or for
investment
no2itl L. O. BAILEY & CO Auctoneers.
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SozoDoNr.-All dentritices had their draw
backs, until the salubrious Bark of the Soap
Tree was brought from the Gillian valleys, to
perfect the fragrant SozoDoNr, the most whole
some, reliable and delightful article for the
Teeth that brush was ever dipped into.
"SPALDING's GLUE, always up to the stick
ing point. nov28th-eod1w.
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CAUTION TO PURCHASERS OF THE PERUVIAN
SYRUP "a protected solution of the protoxlde
oil iron. Beware being deceived by any OF tine
Preparations of Peruvian Bark, or Bark and
iron, which may be offeled to you Every bot
tie OF genuine has PERUVIAN SYRUP (not Pe-
ruvian Bark) blown in the glass FAMINE THE
BOTTLE BEFORE PURCHASING.
y on &, tu1w
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Guardians Sale of Real Estate

DY VIRTUE OF a license from the Judge of Pro-
ID bate OF the county OF Cumberland, shall sell
at public sale on Tuesday, Dec. Goth, at 10 o'clock
A. NJ, at the office OF Geo. X. Davis 81 Co corner
of Congress and Brown streets, the following des-
cribed real estate viz: All the light, title and oter
LOouev, and Georsianna Looney, minor children
aud heirs of Bartholomew Looney. late OF Portland,
deceased have in and 20 house aud lot numbered six
on Briggs street, in said Portland.
FRANK G. PATTERSON,
Dovi9-1aw3w Guardian for said Minors.
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The wooden pavement is a great improve
ment, but the viands at Webster's saloon, un-
der Flueuts Hall, are positive Injuries.
spDt20aOdtf
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THOSE new style Dogskin Gloves for ladies
are in great demand and can be found at An
d4rson's New Store, under Deering Hail.
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Furniture Carpets, SC. at Auction.

ON Toesday, Nov 18th at 10 o'clock NJ, we shall
" sell the Furniture in house No 20 1-2 Free ST.,
which consists OF Parlor Suit in Black Walnut and
Terry, Feather Beds, Mattresses, Eelsieads. Car.
pets, stoves &c, together with general assortment
OF Kitchen Furniture.
no26id r. o. BAILEY e CO., AuetioueerS.
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BRIGGS Pile Remedies are success. IT,

LosT-Thanksgiving day, silver fruit knife
marked Carrie on the handle. The finder will
confer a favor and be rewarded by leaving it at
Sc Clark street. d. w. SANBoRN
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ARIZONA.
nnhonro r,norr

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 2a.-The latest returns
of the Arizona election gives Brady, Democrat
majority for Congress. Over 800 fraudulent
votes for Mccormick, Republican, were d'scov
cred
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DIFFERENT VIEWS AS TO THE RESULT.
LONDON, Nov. 28-The cabinet agreed to-
day that Gortschakoff's last dispatch should
not be considered as removing the question of
Russia s demand from the sphere OF diploma
cy. The Vienna cabinet is not unfavorable TO
a conference of the powers in principle, but
presses the settlement of preliminary ques
tons. Dispatches from Constantinople say
that the Sultan and Grand Vizier show no
alarm at the situation, counting on peaceful
solution of the controversy. The British gov
eminent has bought all the gunpowder cotton
in the market. Lead had advanced to e23 per
ton. The Financier says that immense sup
plies of arms and munitions OF war have arrived
at the Russian ports in the Black Sea.
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-29

CAPE OvERCoATs will make a nice
Cape Overcoat from Alaska Beaver or Diago-
nal Coating for twelve dollars Goods heavy
and good style. G. w. RICH & Co.,
172 Fora sfreet
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NORTH CAROLINA.
RESULT OF A SPECIAL ELECTION

RESULT OF SPECIAL ELECTION.
RALEIGH, Nov. 28.-The election ON Satur-
day to fill the vacancy in 41st Congress from
this district passed off quietly. The indica-
tons are that Manning, Democrat, has beaten
}. W. Holden, Republican, son of the Cover
nor, by an increased majority over the August
oil
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DEATH OF REV. DIR. WALKER.-A despatch
from Binghampton, New York, announces
that Rev. Charles Walker, D. d a leading
Congregatonalst clergyman Of Vermont, died
It the residence of his son-in-law, Rev. DIR.
Boardman, ia that city, Monday morning, in
his SOth year. He was. we believe, father OF
Rev. George t. Walker, late pastor OF State
street church in This CITY.
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Executors Sale of Furniture, Or
gans, EFelOdeOus, &c,

4 n Wednesday, Nov 80, a. 2 -2o'tltck at SaIes-
- - loom, is Exchange s., we shall sell Parlor
ruinlIure. Chestnut and Painted Chamber Sets,
Lounges. Bureaus, Sinks, Marble. Top Tables Brus.
fels and Ingram Carpets, Hair and Excelsior Mat
tresses; FEATHER Bets, Spring Beds, Crockery and
Kitchen Furniture.
Also AT O'Clock at same place six Organs and
Eelodeons, fine toned Instruments aud in good or
de can be seen at any time after o'clock on day OF
sale. w. I'll. JERRlS. Executor.
+. o. BAILEY & Co.. Auctrs. nov23-td
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Go to Bu1leigh's, 81 Middle street, f, the
best ana cheapest Overcoat.
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HORSE, Pony PHAEToN AND HARNEss.-To
let by day or week.-Horse has been driven for
past two years by ladies, terms low.-Address,
Box 2170, Portland. Me. noy23 St.
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kU'TfDN sa. gs,
d ,,sn,e Lot OF Land at Auction.

1tN Tuesday, Nov 29lh at ; P. n. we shan seLi
~ the valuable lot of land on Southerly Corner
Of Congress and Neal Streets. said lot Is 20 feet ON
Congress and 100 feet ON Neal st. This is ono OF the
most desirable lots 10 the city, situated on the hns
OF the Horse Cars in the immediate vicinity oil SONS
OF the finest residences at West End.
Terms at sale
no1qiI n RAIIEY e, co AuctiOuegre.
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For the present on account of repairs,
Steamer Chase will not sail On Wednesday.
JOHN PORTEOUs
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BURLEIGn. 81 Middle street, has the best
stock of Boys Clothing in ioMn--,~---
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THE LATEST PHENOMENON is fluid with
out sediment and without bad smell, that re
news the youthful honors Of the head, how
ever time may have blanched them, repeating
rhe hue of nature to shade. This marvel Of
science is PHALoNs "VIrALIA," OR SALIVA
TIoN FOR THE HAIR. 1t stands alone.
Sold by all druggists and fancy goods deal
ers nov28th eod1w
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MAssACHUSETTs,

THE NJ ETTRICK PEDESTRIAN AFFAIR
BosToN, Nov. 2S.-McEttrick, the pedes-
tran, was held in $500 bail to-day for trial on
the complaint of giving a walking exhibition
without license. George X. Saville, his part
ner in the speculation, was held in a ike sum.
The complaint was made to prevent the exhi-
bition continuing through Sunday.
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REMEMBER that f. @. Bailey & Co, will sell
this Afternoon the valuable lot OF land on the
corner of Neal and Congress street. Ihis Is
one of the most desirable lots in our city, and
we expect to see large company present.
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JOHN A. Poor,
VIM. H. FEssENDEN,
j. L. FARMER,
j. b. CoYLE,
N. G. RICE.
Portland, Nov. 26th, 1870.

PORTLAND, NOV. ZOtn, IoiU
Communication from Hon. T. O. j. Smith
to the Mayor, Offering TO sell his lot on Con-
gress street, opposite City Hall, was referred
10 the Committee on Public Buildings
The order from the Common Council in rela-
fion to the Street Commissioner was tabled:
The Board adhered to their vote passing the
order to raise $500 to pay the coupons OF the
bonds issued to the Atlantic & st. Lawrence
Railroad Company, in gold.
The Board also adhered to their vote passing
the orders to pay the gas bills of the Mechanic
Blues aud Light Infantry.
The matter of telegraph signals of storms
and floods was referred to the Mayor.
Orders pdssed-To pay John w. Williams
S135 for injury to his property by changing the
grade of Cleaves street; to pay A. N. Haskell
800 for injury to his property by changing the
grade of Free street; to straighten Spring
street opposite May street; to pay M: Gore
$288 40 for land taken in widening Spring
street.
Petitions Presented and Referred-Of John
Cavauaugh for damages by raising the grade OF
the sidewalk on Fore street, opposite the Fort
land Co. s works; of P. s. Maloney that same
ARRANGEMENTS may be made with the wood and
lumber dealers on Commercial street, from
Union street to the p S. & P. depot; of Jesse
Ridon for damages by grading Oxford street
of John II. Leavitt & ais. for permission to
erect an ice.house on Cross street; of Mrs
Stevens Smith for damages by altering the
grade of Paris street; of E. l., o. Adams ior
change OF lamp on Bracket street; OF .. Il.
Carleton for damages by change of grade oil
Lafayette street; of James 10 dan for DANA
ges by changing grade Of Centre street; of r.
II. Gillespie for permission to erect q bowling
alley on Plum street.
Aiinurned
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NEW YORK.


NEW YORK, Nov. 2S-T owners of the
steamer Florida, seized by the government on
suspicion Of being intended for Cuban expe-
ditiOn, offer to discharge her cargo in some port
from Cuba, on condition of her release.
Charles Parsol and four others, indicted for
setting fire to the ship Robert Edwards on the
high seas, were arraigned to-day. They plead
ed not guilty, and their trial vas set down for
February.
Mayor Kabfleisch of Brooklyn to-day COM
PEELED Brooks & Co., dealers in bogus music
boxes, to refund $1S to Charles Dinsmore of
Lowell, Mass, John Keller of Boston and F.
A. Bryant of Saxonville.
FASHIONABLE MARRIAGE
The marriage of Senior Roberts, the Spanish
minister, to Miss Terry, Cuban lady residing
with her uncle in this city, was celebrated at
st. Stphen's Catholic church this evening.
REVENUE REFORM MEETING.J
The revenue reform dinner this evening at
Delmoinco's was largely attended. Robert B.
Minturn presided Among the speakers were
William z. Bryant, on the cause of free trade +;
David A. Wells, against monopoly; Horace
White OF Chicago, on free trade press; Will
liam Grosvenor of st. Louis, (democrat) on the
victorious free traders Of Missouri. Other
speeches were made con the general principles
OF the reformers," by Edward Allison and 9TH
ers. Letters were read from Gov. Hoffman
Mayor Hall. Gen. Mcclellan, Charles Francis
and John Quincy Adams. President Woolsey
OF Yale College, and many others.
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WILMINGTON, Nov. 2S.-Schooner ALOHA has
been brought up to this city in a very bad CON
dition,
Ship Persia is still on Frying Pan Shoals
with her cargo seriously damaged by water
None of it has yet been removed,
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OHIO.
EAIIuRE
A GOOD MEASURE,

CINCINNATI Nov. 28-No'pheimer Brothers,
manufacturers and dealers in whiskey, sus-
pended payment to-day; liabilities $500, 600,
and assets $65O,OOO.
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FRESH Eggs and Choice Butter at whole
sale, at % Spring st. nov19tb-1w
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Southern State securities very dull.
Money very easy at q per cent. Sterling Ex-
change 100 a 1O9H
The Stock market was dull and steadv at O'Clock,
bit later more activity noted and there was an
advance in prices from to per cent. The follow
ing are the closing quotations:
N. Y. Central and Hudson River consolidated. 92I
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NEW YORK, Nov. 28-Afternoon.- was weak
and very dull all day, opening at 1i1B, declining TO
iii and fuctuating between that price and llia.
The rates paid for ying were from to per cent
The gross clearances were S34 5000. Government
were very dull and steady but late in the day they
showed firmer appearance and advanced from ! to
on $40 issues Of 1861 10 40 bonds the close
quite strong. The following were the closing quota
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The Chaub Der of Commerce adopted resolu.
tons to-day in favor of establishing uniform
rules in trade and commerce, and measures ia
voring mercantile organize tions and general
reporting of the markets with a view of ex-
changing reports daily by telegraph.
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WE have received fresh stock of very fine
kid gloves. Cogia Eassan. nova St
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NEW YORK, Nov. Electromagnetic rather weak
at 11lI a. 1ll4 Money q per cent. Sterling e. =
change 100 q 1899. Stock market quiet The follow
inna fha f,Ia Stock nu0fafianS.
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nov29th-eOd1w tu-th-s&w1t,

WHAT Is VITALITY?- Some philosophers
call it Animal Magnetism, some Nervous
Force, others Caloric, but by whatever name it
may be called, The thing reant is the main
spring of existence, it is the principle We In
herit, and which may be nourished by proper
attention to thr requirements of the body and
the avoidance of excuses; it is wasted or de-
stroyed by over-taxing the mind with study or
anxiety and Incorporate indulgences, indeed,
it requires an expenditure of vitality for every
thought or action equal to the magnitude of
the thought or action. When the body and
the brain are we'll balanced, the stomach is ca
pable of restoring the waste, but when the
brain is large in proportion, the stomach IS in
capable of supplying it; in other words, the ex-
penditure is too large for the income. Here
lies the cause of so much suffering from dis
eases of the Heart, Liver and Lungs and Eel
LOWS COMPOUND SYRUP OF HYPoPHosPHTEs
is the only preparation known which imparts
this vitality directly, and consequently the
power TO overcome disease.
noy2Sth d&w1w.
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BRIGGS Allavantor cures Ca,arrh.
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Thieves! KNAvEs SWINDLERS !!
These are mild terms wth'which to design ate
these mean contemplate adventures who
have been induced by the high reputation
which DR.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy has won,
to put up and offer for sale worthless imita-
ion of this celebrated medicine. Remember,
that Dr. Pierce's private Stamp, which is the
only Positive Guarantee Of Commences, should
be upon every package. This private Stamp
issued by the U. S. Government expressly for
stamping Dr.. Pierce's medicine, has upon it
his portrait, name and address, and the words
"U. S, Certificate ofGenuncness" Don't get
swindled by men calling Themselves DR.. Sage.
DR.. Pierce of Buffalo, N. Y, is the only man
now living that has the right and can make
the original Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy
Sold by druggists or sent by mail on receipt
of sixty cents.
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Tuesday Morning, Tovsnbs, 30, ls7o.
Portland and Vicinity.


View Advertise m ents To-Day.
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN,
Assent bly,. Lancaster Hail.
Portland Band Concert. 80. ancaster Hall.
P. A. & n. D.. Third Entertainment.
SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
Corsets and Hosiery. Anderson.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
Do your own Printing. ...Tdsou q Co.
Hof's Mak Extract. :. .TaIrant & Co.
Montreal Ocean Steamship Co. =. H. & A. Allan.
To Let. -Four Rooms.
Dissolution. :. G. Rowe & Co.
Notice. Us. p Mayberry.
House Wanted.
Tenement to Let .2l Wilmot S..
Girl Wanted. :. Lamson's Photograph Gallery
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GET Briggs Corn aud Buniou Remedies
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Try Briggs Threat and Lung Healer. e.
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A SEASON OF SUSPENSE.

can be ascertained concerning the result of the
Cabinet meeting, which remained in session
from till 8oclock. Gortschakoff's note is
still withheld from the public. One we'll au-
thenticated report says that the conference
that the differences of opinion in the Cabinet
are irreconcilable. At the close of the council
proceedt d to Windsor to have another audi
ence with the Queen,