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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-08-03

I. A. r. A. ExCNRsIoN.-The excursion of
the Irish American Relief Association yester-
day to Sebago Lake drew the largest tcrowd of
the season, upwards of two Thousand persons
being present. Notwithstanding the very large
number, the utmost order and decorum pre-
vailed, all being determined to have happy
time.
There were two games of base ball. The first
was played between the Athletics and Allan
tics, both of this city, for the prize of silver
cup. The game was won by the At antic, who
scored 81 to the Athletics As.
The second was also for the prize of silver
cup. 1t was between the Emmetts and the
Experts, both Ofthis city. The game was won
to 16 by their opponents.
The boat race next came off. The prizes of.
tered were $50 for the first and 1875 for the Sec
ond. Four boats entered, viz: Emerald No. 1
Emerald No. 2, Longshoremen and West End
The latter crew did not pull in consequence o
breaking their rudder in trial of the boat JUS
| before starting. The Longshoremen were the
favorites in betting circles, two to one being of
fered on them before the race took place, witt
but few takers. The distance was one mile aut
repeat.
| A good start was had and when about foul
boat lengths had been pulled Emerald No :
broke the stroke oar, which rendered effort
useless and they withdrew from the race. Be
lore reaching the shore their boat upset ant
| the crew thrown into the water, but they wer,
| all good swimmers and landed safe.
| The pulling by the Longshoremen and En-
eralds No. 1 was very pretty and the boat
were nearly even until just before reaching th
stake boat. The Longshoremen turned it il
advance the Emeralds steering badly. Com
| ing home the Longshoremen were some four o
| five boat lengths ahead and came in winner
| in - minutes 81 time of tn
Emerads was 10 minutes IA seconds. Til
Longshoremen were awarded the first priz,
and the Emerald No. 1 tie second.
There was music by Raymond's Quadrill
Band in the pavilion and dancing by the com
pany. In the grove there were bag pipes an
a regular jolly break down. The weather wa
delightful and everybody was pleased and DE-
lighted with the excursion, which was one 0
the happiest of the season.
The Committee of Arrangements deserv
great credit for the manner In which they Cal
ried this thing through.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-08-03

GoRED BY BULL.-Last evening, about six
o'clock, Mr.. George Knight, the teamster at
the City Aims House, was attacked In the farm
yard by vicious bull and most shockngly
hurt, it is feared, though the full extent of bis
injuries could not be ascertained when our in
formant left. He was struck partly in the side
and partly in the small of the bae k, and borne
and tossed on the animals horns some twenty
or thirty feet. He Was picked up in an uncon-
scious state, and carried into the house and
DR.. Getchell summoned. He suffered great y
last night but it was hoped he was not so seri-
ously injured as at first seemed inevitable
The animal has for some time been accounted
dangerous, and this episode will close his ca
repr
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Excellent Business Opportunity.

JIRSF class manufacturing business for sale; safe.
II reliable and profitable; goods very staple, and
in eons ant demand; business last increasing, and
| will bear investigation. TAYLOR q CO,
l au1dSt 20 State st, Boston, Mass.
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HEAVY RoBBERY.-Tbe Andrews House at
South Paris was robbed of 500 Wednesday
morning, by one of the hangers on of Bar
NUNS Circus, probably. The proprietor had
been paid by the manager of the show for the
keeping OF the party, and the money was put
in a Trunk in Mr.. Andrews room. An hour
or two afterwards Mr.. Andrews went to get
some money to pay bill, when trunk and
money were gone. The amount taken was
about 500. Suspicion was directed to fell
low who had accompanied the circus as pic.
ture peddler, as he purchased a ticket for Bos
ton while the circus went in another direction
Information was telegraphed to Portland and
offieerJ. r. Gribben arrested the man des.
crioed when the train arrived, but nothing
was found about him to confirm the suspicion
that ne was the thief He will be held To
await further information
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War Department, Signal Service u S. Army Di-
vision OF kilograms and Reports for the benefit OF
Commerce.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1871-12-16
DR.. RAILWAYS
Perfect Purg dftpr ss.ss

perfectly t%astcless, elegantly coated with sweet
gum, purge, regulate, purify, cleanse, and
strengthen. Railways Pills, for the cure ofall
disorders ofthe stomach, liver, bowels, kidneys,
bladder, nervous diseases, headache. constipa.
ton, costiyeness, indigestion, Dyspepsia, bill.
llousness, bilious fever, inflammation ofthe bow
els, piles, and all other arrangements of the
internal v%iscera. Wal anted TO effect a posl.
tive cure, Purely vegetable, containin no
mercury, minerals, or deleterious drugs.
A few doses of Railways Pills will free the
system from all the above disorders, Price rs
cents per box. Sold by all druggists.
Read "Falsc and True Send one lett,,
stamp TO RADWAY 4 CO., No. 81 Maiden
Zane, New York. Information worth thon
SANDS VIII be sent you. jy8-l
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THE IMPROVED GERARD
OROIDE GOLD PATCHES
SO, SIS. s1S.

I
We have recently brought our gold metal
to such perfection, that Ii is difficult for the
best Judges to distinguish Il from gold.
The 20 watches are with patent tscapement
movements, in appearance and for time equal
Ing agcld one worth $lo0. The Sl2 are full
iewcled patent levers equal 10 q $50 roid
watch. The sl5 are tie same as the Isst, but
o. a finer finish, nickle movements, equal %
one costing sl75, and the SIS watches are on
a fne finish with full jeweled American lever
movement, equallng a gold enc costing $500.
They are all in hnniing cases, gents and
ladies' sizes, ana guaranteed for and wear
BY special certificate, also eegaut designs az
gents and ladies' chains from 81 TO 81, ana
jewelry Of all kinds as
Bills sentC O.. d. Customuas permitted "A
examine what they order before paying bills
on payment Of express chslgsa. 6.
When six watches are ordescd, a one ,ims
We will send an extra watch u the same op.l-
isy free. For further particulars send e. slr-
culsr. Addrcss
4r JAMES GERARD 4 cp-
n26sn u Hssso gy, 20. Bsx Iss,
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Public Sale.

will sell at public cutlery, TO the hishest
bidder, for cash, on the premises 10 miles East
of Sardis, the following list of property e
mllch cows, 80 head Object cattle, 5 mules, sc
head OF stock hogs, chester white | two horse
wagon and harness, ! ox-wsgon, | corn shelter
a lot Of farming tools, also a lot Of household
and kitchen furniture.
Sale ON the 27ih day Of December, 1871.
LEILA s. WILB0URN,
By L. G. BALCH, Atty.
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Land for Sale.

Ny plantation eight (S) miles north east q
Sorh $ and seven q miles south east Of Como
is for sale, four hundred (i00) acres inwoo,
'one'half cleared and in good state ofculti.
vation, under good tense. This place Is well
situated for two (2) settlements, and has "a
acres bottom land, well drained For further
information address me at sardis, Miss.
oit-d b. r. JOHNSON.
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Strayed or Stolen.

One dark gray mare, heavy foretop aad main,
1--WE years old, in good order, %carriesa high head.
Any information that will lead to her recovery
to me Mt Como Miss, will be literally reward.
cd. H. POINTER 1 co
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livery day an increase Of Weight
and Flesh Is seen and felt.
THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER

Every drop Of the S%arsaparillian Resident
communicates through the blood, sweat urine,
and other fluids and juices Of the system the
vigor Of life, for l, repairs the waste Of the body
vita new, sound material. Scrophula, Syphilis,
Consumption, Glandular disease, Ulcers in The
throat, mouth, Tumors N odes Ia the glands and
other parts of iie system, Sore Eyes, Strumor-
ous discharges FROM the ears, and the worst
Orms of skin diseases, cruptlons, fever sores,
scsld head, ring-wo. m, salt rheum, eresypilas,
acne, black spots, worms in the flesh, tumors,
cancers in the womb, and all weakening and
painful disorders, niglit-sweats. loss Of sperm,
and all other wastes of the life principle, are
within the curative range Of this wonder Of
modern chemistry, aud a few days use will
prove to any person usiLg it for either OF these
forms OF disease its potent power to cure them
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Notice to MiUers.

hereby give notice That I will grind corn
on saturday and wheat on Tuesday and We'd.
nesday OF each week, and that persons bring.
ing their wheat or corn on other days than
those above named, will have to let II lie over
until the proper time.
s30-2n JONATHAN r
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offer my two story house and lot upon
which 1t is built in the town of Sardis, Mss.
for sale, upon the most reasonable terms. Sec,
ond story is used Tor a Photograph Gallery and
Lawyers Officers. The building rents for $3.50
per year. Also a good residence for sale, for
further information call upon E.. +. Williams,
At Lavender's in Sardis, or to
J. II. RUTLEDGE,
nov 23-1m
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Notice 10 Creditors.

ksfsft sitsa ihsi l.'isr n ssnis.
ff 80 ffssb4 e. To anlsfs sHsl ~.
dss a. - usis5sf isfm u ne Ckssessy Cat
fsaaa ssHsy ssssi9p spoa he ssisi'
~ hfstan Hufv isetaafi ia's sfaif -oua.
iD naits i flffsfr ri given 70 ihe CREDITOR a
ali isssdsni ~ pf0hais their elsIms Eitbs
~ time prescribed n las o. hey vii be W.
ftsf barred
ADAM BROWN
MARIN J0NF-.
biss Admiaistraiors
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Wanted.

To sell OF exchange a farm of one hundred
100 ,aeers well improved add desirably loca
ted for a steam Gin, Griss and Saw mill, 70,
information apply too or address
J. 0. ASKEw,
Lossrews, Mise.
dec 9-3w
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RADHns.RrlDY RELIEg

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DR.. RADWAY'S
SlRSlPiRILLIil RESOLTElT

Has made The most astonishing cures; 10 qaieE
% rapid are the changes, the body under
goes uuder the influenza Of this truly won
duri1l medicine, that
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HEALTH! BEAUTY

srrns an :pur Hsh R'ooi-lncreass Of Flssl
a-t veg t-Ci,4rskih cad beautiful com.
n tx4en occurred 10 az
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Miscellaneous.
Land for Sale.


win sell my entire trac, oflsnd in Pauols
county, Miss, upon which | nav reside, con.
slstlng OF section 10 and north half Of section
IL, township Z, ranges west, or will sub. divide
It to suit purchasers into an eighth, fourth OF
half section. 1t not sold by LIST of January,
1872, will rent 300 to 400 acres Of cleared land
upon most reasonable terms Also, ! will sell
at auction the fractional half of section 9,satown-
ship :, ranged, in said county, lying north Of
the Tallahatchie river above Belmont and
within 8 miles of Sardis, on the eth of Novem.
Der at Sardis, for one-half cash, the balance in
u months. Title perfect. For reference as to
quality of land, call on Gen. A. Foster, b. W.
Thornton, or B. W. Norris, or to
J. @. BRAHAN,
nls-u Como, Miss.
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Fever sol rrns CARED r. hfy cents Thsr
s noe a remr 81 sgsni in tis world hat will
curs itresAui ayus sod lAn other malau0ui
tiluus SCARLET UPHOLD, yellow abi other f.
rer~ aided ty BAdvays pilsl 20 quick n,
Ra.s4y Really Relief Fj0! cents per bottle.
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Administrators Sale Of Land.

Pursuant 10 q decree Of tho chanesry Court
Of Pamela county, Mississippi, rendered therein
on The lath day Of April, 1871, and BY Al 10.
ierloeutory decree rendered al the October
term 1911, ofsaid Court, I will, on Saturday
sd day Of December 1871, In front Of the
courthouse door In the town Of sardis, In said
county, sell at public auction to The higheit bid
der the following lands belonging 10 the estate
ofJohn I. Ward, deceased, to-wit, The north
west quarter of section t26) twenty-six, town
snip ~ seven, range ~ eight west, lying in
said county.
Terms Of Sale.
0ne-ihird cash and the balance payable
equallyin twelve and twenty four months from
day Of sale, bearing six per cent. interest from
day Of sale A deed will be executed to the
purchaser and a deed of trust required from
him to the administrator for the deferred pay
ments.
nlS-St MONROE SHORT, Admir-.
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Store House for Sale.

dec
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1871-08-24
French Method 70 Raise Tomatoes.

AS soon As q cluster Of flowers Is
visible. the stem is topped down TO
the eiRsteE So thai the flowers ter
inmate the stem. The effect Is the
sap Is immediately impelled into
the two buds next below the clus
ter, which soon push strongly aad
produce another cluster of flowers
each. When these are visible, the
branch 20 which they belong Is also
topped down to their level, aud this
Is done successfully. BY this
means the plants become stout
dwarfhushes. net above eighteen
inches high. In order to prevent
their falling over sticks OF strings
are stretched horizontally along the
rows so as 70 keep theFlants erect
In adjRten 70 this ali the lateTals
that have no hovers aa5 after the
firth topping I'll Iaterals whatsoever
are nipped OF ) In. 'thiss wax sthe
ripe say IS directed 10 the fruit
which acquires q -besuty. size and
excellence @pasttainsble by other
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Cure Cor HoTen OF BlOat.

IIeary Turner, of PuiaskL AIicb
igan, writing to the y. y. Tribune
says @For3 81 wears | have lived p
q e comfy Of Jackson. on thes same
farm. nud cured 81 tie cattle abou'
ne, and horses, too, of hoyen o.
bloat and dry bellysche or cohc.
by giving two quarts Of lime O.
ashes and water, and in no case fail
Ell once. Draw the tongue and
pour slow. II IS or 20 minutes
they will DC veil. I have cured
hundreds in this way. lfyou try it
once you viii use no other remedy"
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~Ta.Norren.

just one day beyond US, one day
IN the future; and II car Smagina-
tons we can stand in the doors Of,
to-day and shake hands With tho
windows rofe u morrow. Bat to-
morrow never Is to te, We have
heard the little boy and girl speak
with confidence Of tomorrow, bat
tomorrow never csm6 Il them
We too, have heard the Young man
and the 1sdy whose fornac aad 10
morVov's dSy were bospangle5 with
hopS's brightest ray, bat alas' IL
never came We heard the sgc6
man whose once proud and manly
form was bent down l3y the storms
OF tinC. speak with 4 smile sad
With coa6dence Of 10 morTow; buf
WAcn tomorrow cane 20 hiua, and
- iheso, Where did II and thems Ia
thg valley sn& shadow oC death
Ctcse al avol1e on tomorrow II
sssralsy. Ever, dairy lea u13oae
eo-Ssy, with rs expectation CT pcr-
Z z1ag * somorow Is An aoes
mUlatsea 81 auch asllsHtcss Tor one
day & each 6Sy ASS SpociCo 6a-
Cas-, sAea eseA day thero is a re
spossi0iiity; and every Ness.oasi-
hjhty Is Of soue weight weigh,
shat Nc naust cary. Thoa Il We
VoatiaUc - postpone tn duties q
to-asy. we w5ll 5000 haye G borden
which &c cannot w5tbstaDd. saere,
fogo wo-sitoVld BOT boUgOv 40 49,,
Ply The yeats 81 to-day, bat cseg
rsassat>er thoagA sacos Is mach
evil thsreiu, sga5esent 3, The 6sy
SheVeot IAt eyerg SsS 3srcNs3o fol
StsCC Esca 8sy IS an ia5ivil ual
usho ASS las lsorssEal az.2 5a5sv53o-
- SDt}es - aere2Tg,l, ana TO-DAY
should nnVsr ask ID borrow Oh al
~ s8sroR L IS tso shadow =.
Sssrzity, We ~rlo haVe bcca della.
s9Raatza-Slsr VIII A&ce snrelv - -.
ceunt ssr II n ssssrnSty ard cso-ES
aEE5s psEess sla rolls - ssengarsos
UEsaa- osater5es are the rsrrzcs upaE
s 6alHsF eUt hfeJze saakea SIS
a-zszsgs sTlss,sef seeefs waposes. whca
+. sfSiass = s. onlv terssc agasa-oas
'vsaasis ~ aea 81 rys1ls Ssr ouA thcr
a. aaJssas essaae rallsas. l.he broaa
Eages = 81 sAe smmeasSty
~ - elssssaS aea5's
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Hog ChgIara.

DR.. Nobiitt, of Lincoln county,
says that calomel viii not only cure
hog cholera, but viii prevent it
His prescription Is as follows for
preventing the disease; Give your
hogs twenty grains Of calomei every
other day until you have given
Shcm each sixty grains, or until the
symptou1s sahsiJie. You can give
il in the following manner: Weigh
your caloIpel, mix 1t in corn meal
dough, place II in troughs or on
roeks. 50 that they can set . fair d.
vide, end You via have nc hags "a
die With cholera.
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- 81 3 NeWspaper.


We read, a few days ago, II one
Of our exchanges, the remark that
1t takes nearly one dollar and ffty
cents to publish a weekly newspa-
Ter. We should think It does
How any paper Of usual size can
be published for $50, without los-
ing money, We have not yet been
able TO discover. The secret is yet
a sealed book 70 rs
Papers are springing up all over
the country, and IN order TO force
out q circulation, otter their issues
81 subscription prices ruinous TO
their ootcmporaries. Thus the
business Of journalism, N localities
where newspapers can be supported
under ordinary circumstances, Is
! eriPpleasaR,l tea wcry great extent,
rendered Improbable, Some men
think IS glory and honor enough
. to have the name of being the edi-
stor Of = paper Such usually find
ont, by waiting, that such bouors
are empty, and devoid Of the cspa-
city to furnish meat and bread for
the wife and children. The resul5
/ is, that very often the enterprise
( moves q failure. creditors suffer, AK
/ the unfortunate a3venturer becomes
! pecuniaVily 9 wreck, Il takes
money 10 carry on newspaper, and
+ II takes patronage 10 bring IN mo-
.ney, ana that patronage must pay
remunerative prices, Where this
: is not the case, failures viii always
be the consequence So much for
publishing a newspaper at losing
rates.
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The Dis.mbOdied

Al2LkL AsAaAElEaA lEa41 LII a@f-1+3 p
very extEaordin4gy story Of domes
the Spirtualist; On the evening
o. the IIth Of july, was showing
some experiments IN my laboratory
- Lord Adsir, Mr.. Bergh ina, NJ.
Il me 3 d my brotber-in La. It
0 CURED to nae 10 try "A ONE was
able 10 see a magnet il 5he dark
rais Is an expcrunent which I be
lieve was made by Riehenbaeh, and
although Ike myself, he vas never
able to distinguish the light, yet he
found a number OF persons who did
see it under test conditions. I ask
ed Mr. Homo, and he expressed
himself willing to try the expert
ment. ! then took into one of my
rooms With WAS totally dark.
! rye permanent magnet, and havn 6
removed the armaturc, I placed Il
On the door IN a corner near tie wall,
at considerable distance rom the
door. Mr.. Home was then brought
into the room, sud remained stand
ing nearthe doo- for some moments
He then said that he saw some sort
of light on the Ho0riH q corner OF
the room, and Immediately said 70
me, ~Give me your hand and I viii
show you exactly where ! see it
He then led me straight across the
room, and without the least heSlta-
ten stopped down and plseed my
hand on the magnet Ihaye been
/ trying for more than two years 10
/ get q satisfactory result IA this ex-
/ pertinent, bat hitherto with oaly
doubtful success. The instrument
used was a large compound magnet
capable Of sustaining 3 weight Of 20
lbs. Imade mention that on anoth-
4 ct occasion I vas sitting with Mr.
Home and Lord Adase and a cou-
sin Of his. During the sitting Mr..
Home went into s trance, and II
( that state was carried out 81 the
F window in the room next 70 where
we were, and was brought IN at the
F Window The distance between the
/ windows was about seven feet, SIX
inches, and there was not tbs slight
4 est foothold between them, nor was
! there more than a <veIVe-iach pro
! lection TO each window, which
served as ledge 70 put towers on.
We heard the window IN the next
room lifted up, and alaost jmmedi-
ateIv aftcr We saw Home boating IN
the air oatsi&e the window. The
moon Was shining fun into the
room; nay hack was TO the light,
and ] saw the shadow on the wall
I Of the window sill, and Homes feet
about SIX inches-above It,
I lie remained IN this position for
s lev seconds, then raised the win
dow and slide5- iaeo -tbe room feet
fouemostaad-satSsNn, -L.oFd Adar
ttssa went fgSo the aext room 10
look st the window from which he
lad been carriess i was raised
about eighteen 5pehesu aRd Is ex-
pressed his wonder hev Ala home
! Aad been carried tAuoagh 50 aaTrow
an aperture Home Ssi5 fstiH "a a
. trance), u Wil show yea" and then
with his back to the window, he
( leaned back, and vas shot out ofJle
1 apeTtuga he23 srSt wisa the body
f rigid, and then rcteraed quietly.
+ The window Is about seventy fcct
Z from the ground Ivery much doubt
( whether any sliIfaI tight rope dan
/ ccr woah3 Ike 70 attempt a feat q
this description, where the only
means Of crossing wlul5 be by $
f periloRs leap, Of being boTae acCosS
IN sec6 q sHaaaer IS 4 have 5escrib-
e., placing 3he qnestiaa @ the light
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1871-08-24
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4 crest mistake Is sometimes
made by drenching the roots Of
newly-set trees, when they do not
start 10 COWS soon s. tie owner
lesire& The ground becomes sol
den and roots water soaked 70 their
serious injury. Trees never want
much water till the leaves open.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1871-08-24
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on tllN not uStSE = = NAsa.
~! isit joking you are with me-.
Look here he said, holding
u the tat;er,d remnant OF what
had once been 8 coat; do YOU see
how the skin IS speaking throngi
the holes il ny troasers, and til,
bones crying through my skin
Look At ny sHnken creeks, and the
famine that's staring il my eyes
Man alive! isn't It begging l a.
xitll = hundred tongues