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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-10-20
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTTOH

LAhE FAhIlOULAR NOTICE
Or. y; addresses oil those who have Injured
naolts, which ruin both body and mind, uniting
them for either business, Study, society OF maj.
These are some Of the sad and me,sncbo,v A.
iecm produced by early habits Of youth. VIZ,
weakness OF tho Back and Limbs, Pains In thC
Head, Dlmnoss Of Sight, Loss OF MusculAr Pow.
e., PAlRitati3n OF the Heart, Dyspepsia, Nervous
iTlnbllity, DetangemGnt OF the Digestive Func.
Tens General Debility, symptoms Of ConSump.
AENTALLY-The fearful effects on the mind
arc much 70 be dreaded Loss OF Memory, Con
fusion Of Ideas, Depression OF SDlrItS. Eyh Fore.
bodings Aversion TO Society, SclEDlstFust, Love
OF Solitude, Timldity, &C., are some Of the evils
Thousands OF persons OF all ages can now
Judge what Ia the cause Of their declining health.
losing their yigor, becoming weak, pale, nervous
and emaciated, having a singular appearance
sumption, ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-10-20

Married Persons, or Young Men OoptOmpl,,,r,
mAIrlaget being aware Of PhyGCal WeaEnsssS
Organic Debility, DeIormltles, speedily eurSS
DC who places hlmself under The care Of Dr. , J.
man AMI eonss.Stv pSS n ma me- honor q gentle.
alciRn $500 ~ pay
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During the superintendent Of Dr.. Wilson at
the BlOomingdalo Asylum, this sad result occur
red to two patients. Reason had for time loft
thOn, and both died Of epilepsy. They were Of
both sexes, and about twenty years Of age
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especially, who have become the victims Of Soil.
which annually SwOeps TO an uDtImrlv STSVS
snIousahus OF Young men Of tho most eScelleni
AIehte and brilliant intellect, who might othcr.
, MISC nave entranCed listening SonateS With Inc
iI, JnGTIso OF eloquence o. walked to ecstScy tho
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-10-20

The many thousands cured al this eBtabllsh
ment within the last twenty years and me mn.
merous Important surgical operations performed
1y Dr. Johnston, witnessed by the REPORTER Of
IM Sun and many other papers, notices Of
which have appeared again and again before the
public, besides his standing as 4 gentleman oI
character and respectabllty, Is 4 sufficient guar.
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED.
marie
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Who can iAy that these excuses are not fre.
quently followed by those dIreful diseases, imam.
~ and Consumption The records Of the In
sane ASylums, and the melancholy deaths BY
Consumption, bear ample witness to tho truthiof
these assertions. In Lunatle Asylums the most
melancholy exhibition appears. Tho countenance
10 actually soddsn and quite destitute; neither
mirth nov grief ever vlSIbiL Should sound Of
the voice occur II Is rarely attlculAte.
"with wofii measure wan despair
Low Sullon sounds their grief begulled."
While We regret the existence Of the above
diseases and symptoms, wO are prepared to offer
an invaluable gin OF chemistry for the removal
OF the consequences.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-10-20
Medical.
BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL.
ESTABLISHED As REFuGE FROM QuICUEM
The OalI Place where ! CurO an 10 ObtnIusd

Dr.. johnson has discovered tho most Certain.
Speedy, and only RGectuAl Remedy In the World
for Weakness Of the Back OF Lim6s, StrlctureG,
Affections Of tho KidAeys and Bladder, Inyolpn'
tary Discharges, ImpOieney, General Debility.
Nervousness, DyspepstA, LAnguOT, Low Spirits,
Ttmid!ty, Trembling, Dimness OF Sight, or Cid.
dlnrss, Disease Of the Head, Throat, Nose OF
Skin, Affections Of the Liver, Lungs, Stomach OF
Bowels-thOse Terrible Disorders arising rom
SOLITARY habits ~ fouth.-secrei and solitary
Practices more hial 10 their victims than the
song OfSyTrns To the Mariners Of UiyIses. bilRht
ing their most brilliant hopes and Anticipation
rendering ma riAge, &C., impossible.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-18

- Irss ,essh American Royal Man Steamships.
April sP s . zps 70
siiS NJ j. fzsIsS ss'S's. zs'S
ss second ss s'5sEsas gold
R R,Ts Ua Ii 20 Paris Ia gold
by he THURSDAY and saturday steamers '. 1''' S0''
R Rs, Ga Ista;: a0d currency
s.eersge Ticket. from Liverpool and Qaesnssows and all
T.rsus. a bills ., g .s.s sss: GLASGOW Here
For .Isighs and cabin pssss apply Al tho compaDy's
4 n s:VsaY Ss Ty ssuss
PASSENGERS PER sTEA ss.s ~ CUBA EnEAEk
City, At r. H. ON Wednesday; 18th April:
No. 4Bow ins 0recn New FORK.
THE HAmBURa.AMEREcAN PACKET COMPANIES
IRON mail steamship ,,xaprA
Captain H assk will sail on Tuesday, April ~ sS7i a.
taking ksx York g Hssmsu.E -. 49,.
sss vii IL Ss' $gS S!, .o..
sa.4 co. Ca s,a GP P..s.1 s. xss
u Broad street. NJ. No. Barclay streets ~ r
CTRAx To QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL. CAR
MNHnso wRlesray T.
Cabin F,sssa mi s sss ;ss s;s a
Passengers booked 10 and Phrs Hamburg, Norway
and Sweden, kc Drafts Irsa ID England France and
Germany at lowest rates, Appiy 10
WILLIAMS & 0UION, % Broadway.
w NEW YORK, CORK AND LIVERPOOL.
NEW AND FULL-fONEkED ST sAMSHIPS,
OCEANIC. ARCTIC, PACIFIc,
ATLANTIC BALTIC, ADRIATiC,
6OO0 tons burden-3,0 900 horse power each.
Sailing from New York SATURDAYS, from Liverpool
THURSDAYS. and Cork HarbOr the day 70 lowing
OCEANIC, CAPTAIN Dighy Murray 10 appointed to sail
from New York SATURDAY, June 8, at2 p NJ ;ATLANTlC
June -.
Passenger accommodations or all classes, Walled,
SAFETY, SPEED AND COMFORT.
Saloons, sateroomR, alng aud bathrooms In
midsp section, motion - Surgeons and
stew.rdesses accompany these steamers.
wishing send for friends FROM the Old Country
obtain seera2e prepaid certificates, Sss currency.
PAssen booked to from all OF America, Par
| Hamburg Korw ay. Sweden. India. Australia, &c.
Excursion tickets granted Mt lowest
| Drafts from II upward
| WHITE STAR LINE OFFICES. No. 10 Broadway New
| York J. H. SPARKS. Agent
| NvorICE.-sHIPPERS AND PASSENGERS ny THE IN
Nv man hereDy ully informed that the
of companys steamers have reosivcd or ers
never 81 north Of the
latitude avoid the danger
| Ice the hanks Of Newfoundland.
|
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MARBLE MANTEI.S.

A kLABER, STEAM MARBLE AND MAKELEIZIN0
N. Works l34 and 1876 East Eighteenth street. 500
Marble and MnIbczei Nantes, ali complete; Monmsns,
Grave Stones Table Topr, &c. VI prices competition
MARBLElHED SLATE MANTELs-RICH AND ELE
Il giant designs from 40, ga xl5 up 70 s35U T. H.
Thirty-sixth streets "a r''-'' w. =
Os West fiiyhrst street. between broadway and Eighth
avenueMarbc and Marbc,ed Man,cls, Monnncnts, lead
ssonesi new, original draEnsi oheapcat IN the CITY,
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NEW YORK, GLASGOW. EDINnURG, GOTHENBURG.
ly Stockholm, and return, $40 Apply before
May |. AUGUST PErERSOHN, Manager,
49, No. Bowling Green
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C0AsTwiss STEAMSHIPS.

TINTED STATES MAIL TO HAVANA
u Atlantic Mat Steamship Company. sailing regularly
every Thursday so'ciock NJ precisely from pier No
Norsh river. -
MISSOr RI, .apiain j. b. Edwards AW! "
MoRRO CASTLE. Captain r. Adams via Nassan). May
N '''s-' y Sss A. IL. DlMOCK, President,
No. bowling Green.
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TOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
IL MERCHANTS STEAMSHIP LINE.
From No. IL North al ) O'Clock r. NJ
CRESCENT CITY,
SATURDAY April o.
Freight received daily Through given Louis
Vcksburg Mobile Galveston AM ntianota
For freight having superior
apply to FREDERIC BAKER, ~ Broadway.
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FRO LEr-THg STORE NO. 81 WALKER STREET,
near Broa. way Inquire OF JAMES BOYD. IL Frank.
IN street.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-02-07

ed on; she came and sat down near the door;
there was centre table under the gas burner;
Gen. S6epley sat the further side of the table;
Mrs. Miller was little pale; Gen. Shepey was
a@itated; entered iuto conversation with him;
lie was so asitated that be could with difficulty
talk at first, but soon recovered; there was an
empty chair near Gen. Shepey; that occu.
pied; remained Is or 20 minutes and returned
10 my mothers. Saw Gen. Shep'ey at my
brothers on previous visits, but saw nothing
out of character.
Cross En- About six years ago smelt my
brothers breath; bad a little single" with hIm
at the time; my pantaloons were torn; l then
discovered that he was intoxicated; was no5
on speaking terms with my brother afterward
until soon after my father was taken SICK IN
Dec. 1868, term OF about three years; made
but one Settlement-that was with my father;
my brother was present and dictated; the at
fair have narrated at my brothers l cannot
fix the date Of; the window was not open;
took my hat in my hand when passed along
the hall; can testify on my oath that the APP
pearance of the room was that there was gas
light turned down; one chair was by the CEN
ire table; another between Gen. Shepley ana
the back window; Mrs. Miller remained in the
room as lOug as l did and the conversation was
general; Mr.. Miller followed me into the room ;
the gas light was a centre light, banging
from the ceiling ;shonld judge Mrs. Miller couid
reach it.
The counsel for the respondent desired 10
put pencil sketch of the premises made by
last witness, but it vas ruled out.
Adjourned.
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From tue view taken By him of the aues ion he
cannot Shrink from the 0uty OF advising tbr
continuance of the present system OF taxa. il, ,
| until the meeting of Congress in Dec Ii, xt.-.
We are now he says, hardly better uaal'ii d
to Judge of the effect of he recent chauaes
than we were when those changes wer~ made
The renucton OF taxes az the last session of
Congress were estimated at equal to 20 per
cent of the total revenues OF the couiry or more
than SS000O000.
Is is wise to make fur,her reduction till
the result of the laws IN iol &c Is known
Alter giving other reasons against the fereai
Oh the Income tax. the Secretary says: Il n one
year more the effect of the reductions already
MADE VIII BE- fully understood and Legislation
can then proceed upon "A basis of experience.
IL Is not an unreasonable ex ectatiou that Con
gress will then be aoe TO declare the income
TAX no longer needed and also simultaneously
to make corresponding concessions to other
classes oil tax payers. 1t is my earnest desire
mat this result may be attained, but while the
Inture IS uncertain do not recognize the JUS
tice or Inc expediency of relieving at once and
completely those who are liable to pay the in
come tax, aud by the same act transferring the
chiet burden OF the payment of the principal
am interest of the public debt, pensions and
current expenses of the government to the pro-
ducng, consuming and business interests Of
the country
The Secretary concludes: " But the country
cannot afford TO run risk in its financial policy.
Inc large revenues OF the government have
been the chief means by which the public
credit has been improved, and our paper cur
rency appreciated materially IN value az com
pared with cop. The same course will con-
unue to produce corresponding results. Were
our dent small, a deficiency in the revenue
would DE unimportant, but with a debt Of two
t,nousahd millions dollars, it might and proba-
D'y would produce serious consequences; nor
should we lose sight of the fact that the chance
which has taken place in the financial system
VI tue country during the last ten years renders
the preservation of the public credit a duiv Of
the highest Importance, inasmuch az every
business enterprise and every financial under
taking rests finaly upon the public credit
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DNInesfic Hsnnlrsas

NEW YORK, Feb. &C p M.-Cotton ouiet at liz
ssss 80 Sd bales MddIing uplands l5Jc.-
lI-s5es II 200 hbs.; State and Western without
chanee; State 10 q 10; round hop ohio q IN M
up 40; western 6 10 g 7 65; Southern 90 G 7S.g
W heat quiet and without change; sales 50 900 hush
No. Spring 90 a 81 Tor new; No. 2 / "a 95 56
Tor new; new Winter Red and Amber Western IS
new mixed Western s5 "a SIC. oats dull: Ohio and
Western CD "a 65c. Pork firmer; new mess % 20 "a
q 20; prime - go Lard firm at y! q l3lc. Butter
in moderate demand; Ohio IA q 22c; State 20 az Acc
Whiskey is lower; Western free 92d93Ic Rice cas-
Ter; Carolina II "a 7ac. Sugar EASIER Muscova o o.
g loS ,a ,o to geoa refining 81 e &C. No Y Dutch
dull; New Orleans IS q Zoe. Spirits Turpcntine
quiet and steady at 57e. Rosin is quit at 45 for
269c. Iaow steady AT 81 a Sc.
Fieights to Liverp. oil firm; Cotton per sail SIG a
CHICAGO, Feb. S.-Flour is Quiet and UNCHANGED.
Wheat drmer ard higher; No.2 Spring CHICAGO nj
"a a 24s. Corn fairly active: No. 2 Western al
re Oats advancing with an active demand; No 2
qniet at 74c. High Wines easier at SIC. Provisiors
are 9 sss aftse Ness Pork 70 90 q % SD Lard
al ~ 10 g o.. Cattle moderately active and lower
Receipts 1900 bps -four. 40 900 bush. wheat So
600 bush corn, 12c0O BUSH oats 700 bush rye 5000
bush. barley, 5000 hogs.
Sbpments-5Ooo bbis. -four, 900 bush. wheat. /, :
0oo bush CON- 1900 bush. oats, 1000 BUSH rye 1900
bush. barley, 60OO hogs.
TOLEDO, o. Fsb. c. Flour in moderate demand.
Wheat advancing and in fair demand; No. Red
WHbash 3Sl; No. do nj 34I. Corn advancing
Oats advancing.
CINCINNATI. Feb. G Mess pork ac i've at % co a
~ 90. Lard active at II. "a PC. Bulk meats firm
with light demand at q a SC fer shoulders; clear
rib sides i0a @ 10lc; clear sides dull Mt IO2c Bacon
only IN jobblng demand; shoulders 9sc; clear sides
dull.
CnARLEsToN, Feb G.-Cotton is quiet; Mildliue
uplands IA &c.
SAVANNAH, Feb. g. Cotton is duh and tending
downward; Mddiing up!ands 1iac.
1i1c.
NEW ORLrAss, Feb. 6.-Cotton active; Midding
uplands 14ic.
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TEL EsssAPEKIC ITEMS.

The small pox is spreading rapidly at st.
John, N. B., and appears peculiarly infectious,
Dut Is not yet very fatal. company has been
formed to construct a railway from Frederic
ton to the river Du Lonp.
The Commercial Bank Mt st. john, n. B.,
was entered by burglars Sunday night and a
large amount of money and securities were
taken.
The captain of the bark Wild Hunter, lao
DAYS from Liverpool, has been arrested at st.
John, N. B., on charge of disrosing OF por-
tion OF his cargo at st. Johns n. f.
a shock Of earthquake, which shook houses
ana moved furniture, was telt at Rye, N. d..
SUNDAY morning about 6 o'clock. The citizens OF
hye aud Hampton have got up petition for a
road from Roars Head a,oug the beach. There
Is also talk of a branch railroad from the East
ern road, and another from the Concord rail-
road to Straw's Point.
An attempt is being made to get $500, 600 APP
preparation for the Boston Post Office in addi-
tlon to S111 900 granted last Wednesday.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-02-07

PROF HEBBARD's LECTURES. ~Tbe second
lecture of the third course is to be given this
evening. We predict full house, not only
Tor the attrac.iveness of the lecture and its in
terestng topics so ably discussed by the doc
tor, but also for the new introduction to the
entertainment-the laughing gas, which never
fails to amuse. So with scientific repast,a and
this new fund of amusement which is une-
qualed in its tendency to create laughter, the
audience will be amply repaid for their at
tendance, as the most Of our citizens can testi-
fy. The doctor NAV still be consulted profess
sIonaily at the United States Hotel, daily. His
success in the treatment of diseases may be
seen in the thousands of letters in his posses
sion from his patients in all parts of the coua-
try
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-02-07

CHARLESTON, Feb. 3.-Freights to Liyerpool by
steam direct, nominal On uplands via New ork 81
on upauis and I'D on Sea Islands; by SAIL 7-6i ON
uplands; ID oil Sea Islands, To Havre, by SAIL nom
inal. Coastwise-To New York, steam, &c y H. on
upiands; lie on Sea Islands; SO y tierce ON Rice bv
sail sc " I'd on uplands, Acc y bol Resn 81 "a
" NJ on Lumber and SO a 10 y Nj on Timber To
Boston by sail, 5c y ib upland Cotton; to Proy-
dence So " Nj on Boards; &c ID upllud; by steam
81 " bale in addition to New York rates.
Vessels are in demand by our merchants TO take
lumber treights from Georgetown ). g., Darien and
Sata River Ga, and Jacksonville. Fla, to North
ern ports, and $40 g II y NJ the rates on Lumber
ana Boards
PHILADELPHIA, Feb 4-Freghts-The rates to
Liverpool are unchanged; We quote Flour at Is va
Grain at 81, and weight at 25s. West lnli ireisnts
continue dull In Oil freights there is very niue 10
ing. bark was chartered TO load Molasses for Llv-
erpool al 30s and prlmage
GALVESTON. Jan. 2s.-Theie is less demand Tor
by sail Liverpool and, The tonnage offering
and arriving being large, rates are taser at lll6
6I Rates coastwisc easier at &c tor Cotton Nv
sail TO Boston, aud Sc to New York. Rates bv steam
are steady and unchanged. There are LOADING fnr
Ijyerpool ships, II baiques, briggs and 81 bo1ncr
and tor III Continent three barQue For coost,riss
ports there are vessels. We now ouufe r, - .,
Liverpool by sail Lille q I'd y Id; Hremen IL. ~
havre lsc New York by steam 19e y ID; by sail &c
Boston by sail se: hdes-New York by team. loose
lie y, ID; do do bales p Id c; do do wet sa led A.
do sail, Loose, " ID, sc do wet sailed &c: do bes
10, &C; Boston, by sail y ID &c.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-02-07

THE COLD SNAP ON MOUNT WASHINGTON.
SUMMIT MOUNT WARRINGTON, via LITTLE
TON, Feb. Observation taken.at Up. M
Barometer % 55; change plus "a; thermome-
ter II above; change plus 10; relative humidity
81; wind WNW.; velocity OF wind 50 miles per
hour. When gu Saturday the thermometer
fell to minus 40 we thought it bad reached its
lowest point, but it continued to fall until A.
NJ. on Sunday, when it was minus 80. During
the night the gusts of wind must have been
more than 100 miles per hour. This is proba-
bly, the severest weather ever experienced, as
a temperature of minus 76, the lowest on rec
ord, where it was comparatively calm would
be no comparison TO minus SO accompanied by
a terrific wind. 1t is perfectly clear tonight
above. There are few clouds in the valleys.
j. H. HUNTINGTON
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AccDENT.-Tuesday an accident occurred
at 70 Smith street, at house owned by Mrs
LYDIA Smith, that was a very narrow escape
from serious affair. A child was going up
stairs with lighted kerosene lamp in its hand
when its foot slipped at the head of the stairs
anu the child fell forward breaking the lamp.
The mother of the child rushed forward and
snatched up the child out of the puddle of
kerosene and just as she had got back few
PAGES the oil exploded driving pieces of glass
int the wall and setting it on fire. Luckily
neither mother or child were injured and the
tire was quickly extinguished before much
damage was done
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-02-07

IHE young folks of the First Universalist
Society, OF Stevens Plains are TO give an en-
tertalnnent at the vestry of their church on
Thursday evening, February 9th, to consist of
two plays, 'The Last Loaf" and "Ihirty Min
utes for Refreshments" with music and other
refreshments. capital time is expe cted.
Col. Kicker, with his usual politeness, will see
that the fears run so as to accommodate civ
frionds
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WARRINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Feb. G.-The Supreme Court
to-day affirmed the light of the State of Massa-
chusetts to impose tax of per cent on all
premiums paid to insurance companies incor-
porated under the laws of foreign countries.-
The court held that notwithstanding the fact
that these companies were not strictly corpor-
atoms under the British laws, still having all
the attributes of corporations and having con-
rerred upon them all the essential privileges of
corporations they must be regarded as such in
this country. Justice Miller delivered the
opinion; the case involved being that of ex-
Treasurer Oliver of Massachusetts against the
Liverpool and London Life and Fire Insurance
Co.
The majority of the subcommittee of the
military committee which lately visited West
Point sent to examine into the condition of af-
fairs aud the causes of the recent troubles
among the cadets to-day made report to the
committee recommending the dismissal of the
entire first class except tour and censure the
officers. The minority OF the subcommittee
recommend the usual privileges extended to a
class, such as graduation furlougbs be denied
them.
SECRETARY BOUTWELLS OPoSTTION TO THE
REPEAL OF THE INCOME TAX
Secretary Boutwell, has addressed letter TO
Samuel Hooper, chairman ofthe Committee or
Ways and Means dated the 81 inst, in reply to
his communication enclosing a resolution OIL
tue committee requesting the Secretary views
in writing upon the several topics suggested oy
the proposition to repeal the income tax. lie
says it is impossible to state with precision the
cost of collecting the tax, put IS saisneo tnat
seams to him that the net result will not be less
than 100000 per annum for the two years
covered by the existing law. Estimates for
the fiscal year ending June 80, 1872, are made
upon basis of the average prosperity of the la
boring and business classes of the country
According to that estimate there will be sur.
plus of $40 77s6SO applicable to the payment
Of the principal of the public debt, ia addition
to the payment through the sinking fund.-
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-02-07
PROPER OBSERVANCE OLE SUNDAY

Considerable interest has been produced
among the religious societies by the opening of
the Young Woman's Library on Sunday alter
noon. Rev. VIM e. Branns, IL prsmiuent
Presbyterian clergyman, took ground yester-
day against it in the pulpit, ard to day the
Presby terrain Ministerial Association of this
city adopted paper deploring the prevalence
of Sabbath Dissertation here, and declaring
public travel, pleasure excursions, traffic in
Intoxicating liquors and the sale of newspapers
Sunday was demoralizing in high degree.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-02-07

FATAL ACCIDENT We learn that Yesterday
afternoon as the 8 P. NJ train from this city for
Boston was at the Bddeiord depot a man
named Mr.. Weber Andrews, who was en-
p!oyed in wheeling a truck towards the bag
gage car, caught the truck wheel in the loco
motive just as the train was starting and was
thrown under the locomotive and instantly
killed
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-02-07

The Entertainment Committee of Post G.
A. r., have decided upon Wednesday evening,
Feb. 22d, as the time to again present the great
drama of the Drummer Boy. A new stage
and elegant new scenery will be presented
which will add much to the attractions of this
very popular drama,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-02-07

FRANKFORT, Feb. G-it3)A. M.-Unitcd States
5-20s 1867 quoted at 95s
LONDON, Feb 6-Evening.-Copso closed at 80
for money and account.
American securities easier; U. S. 5-2Os 1862 Q {;
DO 1865 old 90a; do 1861. s9A do 1O-iOs S9i Stocks
du Erie easier at 49, Illinois Central 1893; A tan-
tic d Great Western 2SI.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. e-Evening. Cotton closed heavy
at Is @ u tor Mddling upands: sales IL coo bales
receipts OF American Cotton 90 1888 bales. Red Wes-
at 62s. so
LONDON Feb. 6-Evening -Linseed Oil ego los
Spirits Petroleum Is G4d. Calcutta Linseed COS,