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DREvENTTYE MEDICATION.

A radical change has been introduced In the
practice Of medicine. Physicians have ceased to
torture and prostrAtOtheir patients. Instead Of
pulling down, they build mp; instead Of assault-
ing nature, they assist her. Cuppiug, leeching'
blIsteriDg, vencscction, calomei, antimony, stu
plying narcotics, and rasping purgatiyes, once
the ayorite resources Of the faculty, are now
rarely resorted 10 even by the most dogmatic
members Of the. profession. The. old creed was
that disease was something which must DO ex'
PEELED by violent artificial means, irrespective OF
the wear and tear Of tho vital organization In the
process. The new creed recognizes the improve
mcnt Of tho general health as essential to the
cure OF all local ailments. Hence 1t Is that Hos
letters Stomach Bltters, the most potent vegeta'
Bile tonic that pharmacy has ever brought to the
assistance Of nature In her struggles with dis.
ease, has been cordially approved by practition'
:ers Of the modern school. II Is pleasant to re-
fleet that reason and philosophy have at last been
victorious over the errors OF the past, and that
thousands, and lens Of thousands, OF human be.
inRs are alive and well to-day who would indubi-
tAbly be mQplleEing In their graves, had they
been subjected TO the pains and penalties which
were deemed orthodox and Indispensable Thirty
or forty yGArsago
Preventive medication was scarcely thought Of
then but now 1t Is considered OF paramount I'M
pOrtanCe, and tho celebrity Of the standard invg.
Grant, alternative aud restorative Of the age, q
tltleWhIch HostetterG Bltters have fairly earned
by their long career Of Success ID mainly due 70
Its efficiency as a protective preparations a. ".
A course Of the Bltters 10 IrgUttly recommend.
cd as safe and certain antidOtG 70 intermittent
and rsmittent feyers, diarrhGa, dyscntery and
other malAdles. --.. .', my9cod,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
AUGHLIN's INFANT CORDIA

T AUGHLIN'S INFANT CORDIAL
IL for Children Teethlng, Soltens the gums,
allays the pain, reduces inflammation, controls the
,6owelS, curing summer omplatnt, dy scniery'
GSISFSn ofa aelleste consultation, arc apt to
suffer more than tho robust, because dentit0n Is
prOtracted and early cutting Of the teeth more 70
be feared than late. Much 10 70 DO appreh ended
from lOOsenes8 OF the bowels, that Il OF nm en-
cesslye characteE. Moderate loOseneSs Often re-
moves more dangerous Affections, but when y
becomes excessive, attended with vomiting anu
great pEostration, then It should be kept in con-
troll, and for this purpose We, IemArk, that the
Infant Cordial Is particularly adapted, and when
used will act with the most happy elect
Mothers will Andu very valuable. rho enid
will be relieved, get into . gentle sleep, and
wake up cheerful; happy and feeling comfortable.
We gu6ranteoeach 6ottle, and Will refund The
pEicG Of every bottle not doing a. we represent.
Price 25 cents per bottle. Sold by all druggists.
LAUGHLIN BROTHERS &Co., Props
8p6 s.N-- ~ ,s.- wheeling, W. Va
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WTEsTvIRGINIE, OHIO COUNTY
w Circuit Court. Nays, 1871.
kiulEo Child
shcrrarl Clelnenp "a other,sl..

The object Of this cult Ii to enforce the lieu Of
0 Judgment upon tho real estate OF the defendant,
SherTard Clemens, In Ohio county. West Virgin.
Ia, that iS to say part Of lot ~ in Noah Zanes
addition 10 the city OF Wheeling, and all the
right and interest OF said Clemens In and to lot
ISL In the same addition to said city. The Hald
judgment is in AVor OF the said Alon1o Child h.
Shefrard Clemens for g.. obtained at the Sep
TENDER term, 1851, Of the Circuit Court for Mar
shall county, West Virginia, and It appearing
nom an Afidavit filed In this cause that Sherrard
Clemens 10 not resident Of the Suite Of West
Virginia, on motion Of the plaintiff by his attoE.
ney 1t IL ordered that said SheIard Clemens do
appear here within one month ifom the date Of
the first publication Of this order and do what 10
neeessAFyto pr0tcethi8 interest herein. .pg4
DAN'L PICK, W. T. HuBBARD, Atty's for PIT.
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194 MAIN ST, ltsnders Block, IVAeelin0, ", Ia
Commanding on sATURDAY. Mays.

A large consignment Of Foreign and Domestic
Dry Goods, consisting OfWest OF England, French
and German hrOaffAnd narrow Wooden Cloths, all
shades and cOlOrs, French, English and Scotch
Fancy Twecls and CAssimeres, Fur-bAek Nos
COW and EsQuimAux Beavers, Chluchilhs, Hest
ings, ClOAklngs, &c; also Scotch, French and
German Paisley, Cashmere, Queensland aud othei
fashionable and desirable ShRwls. DREss GooDl
in great variety, such as heavy black and eoloted
silks, Satins, Irish AntrLyOns POpllns, all.WOol
MerinOs, Dclaines, Satin Cloths, SergeS; elegant
Imported PlAidS, Empress Cloths, &c., &c.
very rich and rare assortment OF Lyons Stlk Vel
vets, Velveteens, and fine silk Plush Suitings,
Prints, BlcaChed and unbleAehed Muslins, nom
to yards wide. A large llnG-Or English and
American Blankets, FlanuclS, Ladies', Gents
and Children's Hosiery, Gloves, &c, together
with very choice and well selected stock Ol
Velvet, Brussels, KlldCrmlnster, Tapestry and
lngraint CarpetinS, House Rugs, Dlmask and
Nottingham Lace Curtains, Table and other Lin
ems, &C., from medium to Anest imported, and q
variety OF other goods too numerous to mention,
Sale to continue rom day to day until the en-,
tte stock Is disposed Of Tho whole TO, be sold
without reserve In lots to suit all, FoR CASH
Sales to commence at lOA.N., 2 and Il past T, n,
my3d&W
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ITO ARMS! To-HRMs!-

against what" asks tho reader. Why, agaIns
the PoISoNs, vile, 'maddenIng, and deadly, I'D
vcrLIsed as superior to all Hair Dyes. But OF
second thought, the call ITO arms y Is unneces
cary. The wretched trash IL already being drive
out OF the market 1t has received the coup q,
0rGes from ----...----
Cristad oro's Excelsior Hair Dye
The popularity OF this -time-tried article In
crcases every hour. Everybody Is talking OF thu
natural shSdesT It imparts, and thsFeis no CON
eeivable reason whyits should not be used, beint
las Professor Chiffon states in his certificate
PERFECTLY HARMLESS. Asa dressing after dye
ing; use d .rg e.! l.i r-a--
CRISTADoRo's HAIR PREsERVATIYE.
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DIED.

O'Clock P, n, GAEr, vile q Joshua LahenS, In
the esd year Of her age.
The funeral wiz nt6 plaza from the residence
of her husband, on wheeling leland, on Thur
day afternoon ii ~ o'clock, Friends oil The
family invited to attend.
i,ARKLE.- Lon "wednesday morning, NAY \.
1871 q II o'clock, THotIAs ~ ASS4 p
years.
Ftends Of the family are respectfully invited
to attend ths,fnnsTaI on Friday morning, May g.
at 0 o'clock from his late reSldence in Bridgeport.
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HARRISON COUNTY.

IN HARRISON COUNTY.
From thu Telegraph.
So far rs our good county Of Harrison
was concerned, the majority, for. Reiec.
ton was much larger than we anttcipal.
ed. The hfge majority for "RejectiOn"
in Harrison county is easily accounted
for. SOmeOfthe prominent leaders ofthe
Democratic party were opposed 10 it GO
iail.o, and they educated the party in this
county to vote for Rejection The great
or portion Of the Republicans were in ia
vor Of Ratification, but seeing that the
Democrats whom they thought the
Amendment would more especially ben
eft opposing it so strenously they became
apathetic and remained away from, the
polls. The Republicans who voted at oil
voted for Ratification.
Below we give the vote cast at the
several election precincts in this county
on the 9th nit. tO-wit
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John Roenler & Co.,
Nos, 81 and ss Main Street,
CENTRE WHEELING. ATS
WTEsT VIRGINIA, OHIO COUNTY
w Circuit Court. May 8, 1871.
West Virginia OH, Storage, Commission and
TRANSFORMATION COMPANY

wv Circuit Court. May 8, 1871.
West Virginia Oh, Storage, Commission and
Transportation Company,
wcsrylrglpIA Mining and Manufacturing Com.
The object of this suit 10 to compel tho stock.
holders Of the West Virginia Mining and Manu-
tactutlng Company who have not paid up their
stock In mil to make such payments. and to com.
pei tho stockholders Of said Wet Virginia MIN.
Ing and Manufacturing Company 70 refund all d.
Vldend received by them by which the capital
stock Of the said West Virginia Mining and Man.
nActurinH Company was diminished, and par
tlcularly 70 refund . dividend Of three per cent
declared on or about August2i, 1866. and 10 com.
pei those who were directors at the time such dl.
Vidends, and particularly such dividend Of Au-
Rust2l 1865 was declared, to pay an amount
equalt0 said dividend. the amounts 90 paid and
refunded TO be applied towards the satisfaction
| OF adndgment ct law against the said West Wiz
ginla Mining and Manufacturing Company rGcOv.
cred for the use Of said complainant on the law
sideof this Court at December term, 1868, for
faction OF the ClAlmA Of all other creditors who
may come In and contribute To the expense OF
this suit And It appearing from an affidavit died
In this cause that ". 3. Inbergef, William Nc
Conaughey, l. w Turner, Joseph D. Jingle aud
John Cork are not residents Of the State Of West
Virginia, on motion Of the plaintiff by It's attor.
ney 1t u ordered that they do appear here within
one month from the date Of the hrst publication
Of this order and do what 10 necessary y protect
Tsste, sGM'L B. MoCoLLoCH. Clerk.
J. 7. Rooms, DAN'L PECK W. P. AuBnARD,
AttOrneyA myth
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The Long RIM Murder. Owens Con.
Victed and Sentenced for Life.

From the CLGrksburE Telegraph. .a
Isaac Owens who was charged with
numbering Harris ut Long Run in Tyler
county in March last, and who had his
trial moved from Tyler county, because
he was afraid he could not get justice in
that county, was tried IN DOddridge
county and got justice done him by being
convicted Of murder In the first degree
and sentenced to the penitentiary for life.
The evidence we understand was circurn.
stantial, but those who heard the trial say
that the verdict was warranted by the
evidence, but some think he should be
hanged instead Of being confined in the
penitentiary Tor life. -
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RETURN OF DIR. PRNELr4- satnr.
day morning last, DR.. D. s. PinuCll, late
Consul 10 Melbourne, Australia, passed
through town on his way homo IN Buck.
harmon, Before he LETT Melbourne the
citizens presented him with beautiful
gold watch that cost sixty pounds in coin.
lie was looking well, CdrkSbUrg TIE.
graph 49,. sa5
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WEARE glad to learn, as We do from
the Parkersburg Times, that Senator WM.
l. FOREMAN, of Tyler, has entirely re.
covered his health. |
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En- ROUTE FOR SUNsET-WO received
yesterday, with some Laramie and Chey-
enne papers, u note from the Wheeling to
California excursionists, informing us
that the party are luxuriating in one OF
PuLIMAN's best palace cars, chartered for
the trip, and are "all in fine CLEO and
happy rs cats"-however happy that
NAV he. 81 'aa ...'
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DIR. JouN D. NJ. CARR, of Chicago, for.
merry Of Wheeling, has been presented
with an elegant gold watch and chain,
by the members Of the Chicago Consist.
DRY, a Masonic organization, over which
he has presided as COMMANDMENT. Chief
for five years. His retiring from that pc.
sitlon was the occasion Of the testimonial
The watch and chain Is valued at $3.50.
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AN officer oronc OF the departments at
Washington, who has, just Travelled cxten.
sively through Ohio. says the feeling in
favor OF Ben Wade for Governor Is rapid.
" gaining strength. l-r.agTs - J,
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MAJ. COOPER, of the Parkersburg Gu
:rte, Is still quite i'll and unable to leave
his house.
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NOTICE
IN SUPERVISORS OF Ono County.
CLERK's OFFICE, April u, 1871. /

~ SuFBHVISUhh " OulO GuUNTY, |
CLERKS oPFiCE, April y, 1871.
Especial meeting OF tho Board OF Supervisors
Of Ohio county will he held at the Court Housr
Of said county on Wednesday, May ID, 1871, b.
ginning at 10 o'clock, A. N. The object Of Tie
meeting Is 70 certify and make return OF the votes
cast for and against the proposed amendment 10
The Constitution Of West Virginia.
And notice Ia hereby given that up to The
tlmO Of said meeting sealed pTOopiAla will
be received by the undersigned from PhysI
clans for medical attendance and advice IL
te inmates Of the Poor House Of the com
ty and the county prisoners In the Jail, fOr
one year from said Sd day Of May, The
proposals. shall include tho personal attendance
OF The Physician at each or The above named
places ut least three times during each week and
rs much oitener asmay he required by the officer
having charge. Separate proposals. for attend,
ancG and advice TO each Of the above named
places will be required. u u
ap95d&w p b, JAMES p. ROGERS, Clerk
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SAINT CI.ArIsvILLt has brass band
recently organized, and the young gentle
men wake the echoes around the old
court house most every hour OF the day
and night with their industrious practice
The following paragraph from the
Chronicle indicates that the editor hath nc
music in soul, and Is not moved by con.
cord OF sweet sounds! ,,
MusIo.-Nothing is more charming
than to while away our evenings listening
to the rapturous strains Of mueic from
some distant band Of muslcians-sAy
about q mile off We like musiC-thG
same tune II possible, twenty or thirty
times in succession.
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THE Mineral County Gazette has heen
removed from New Greek to Piedmont.
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HempReld Railroad.

Accommodation train Eastward connects N,
Warrington with train for Pittsburgh and Stage
ward connects At Washington win mnrnIn,
City. -H Z 80 'S' S"ueIS
Mall and Accommodation traIns Westward
connect At Wheeling with trains Rast and WeSi
on Baltimore 4 Ohio Railroad. ''>''
l- FRED. B. HuBBELL,
Washington, Pa. Apr. 81, 1911, Syi
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( NURATOR's NOTICE.
.DETITIoNs WERE RECEIVED
L from the following persons for Coffee Home

ID Editions WERE RECEIVED
i from the following persons for Coffee House
John Baughman, Henry Drcsock, Philip Bod
wing, Michael. Blumm, Joachim Beuler John
BAchman, Peter BOnanberger, @. Burke, Ichabod
Bessie, N. J. Coyle, Henry Dunlap, Henry Dauh.
Alexander Dust, George ". RchSrt, Louis Fran
Eelm, Louis Cause. Mary Cause, Casper ffeii. Pc
ter Hausnenr, Peter IIi6ig, William ilartenSIein
Frederick HOnsenGeldt +. JcfICo, Francis Kiary
John II. Kent, Anthony Kramer, Henry KGwiI
Louis kellc, Edward Linder, Julius LOshc, Adam
Lory, Louis Lace, Fidel Mayer, Henry Michael,
Philip Medert, Jacob Newhart. August Roll. G.
StrobiC, Jacob Strobe, Louis Scarborough,
Christopher shoemaker, Henry SelbresIit, Fred
erlck Shipley, Theodore Schri6er, JOHNNY. Stcnt-
eel, John Smith, Frank unruh, Frederick VaSs.
John VOckler, August Weldebush, Mira. IOuIs
WaSseEmAier, Lawrence Walters, Gregory Warn
e.. ConrOd Van, Bpnapart AlbIngcr.
Petitions Werc received from the following prr.
sons for Ordinary license:
Adam Blumm, Louis Baumbcrgcr, Edward
ChrIstman, John DaIlCy,iA. busch, Andrew IIn.
senfeldt, ]. & j. Keim, LOUIS Lngeman, john
McGarrel, henry Newhardt,F r. ]. ROthaCker, Her.
man RGnncr, Henry Stamm, Christian Viewig, $.
WGlley. pr. Il. !. FERNY,,
ap2I City Clerk.
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Majority against ratification in the
lulNDolrH AND nllAXToN.

m NJ, WEsroN, W. VA, May 7,
To JouN McWELLGAMs Randolph,
Flick $50; against 20. Braxton county
all Tor EIlck. ~ G. D. CAMDEN.
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MeW Advertlsements.

l
(NHAPIINE7 STREET RESI-. IN
~ DENCR FOR SALE. ri
By virtue oi9 decree, Of tho Municipal daAh
Court Of Wheeling, rendered at itS April term,
1871, IN chancery CAUSE pending IN said Court
wherein Charles g. BacE is complainant and Rob-
ert 7. Ford and others arc defendants, viii, as
Special CommIGsloler named In sai0 decree, offer
atpnblic auction at the front door Of the Court
H0nsGOf Ohio county, on
SATURDAY, June 10, 1871, !.
beginning at 10 o'clock, 4. n, the following de-
scflbed real estate, situate in the city Of Wheel
ing, that Is to say the north thirty.Six $685. feet,
more or leas, OF lot numbered one hundred cpd
eighty eight 1852 on the cast side Of Chapline
street. In Centre Wheeling, running back OfGyen
width u an alley, with the bHiIdlngs and In
proyements thereto belonging.
TERNs or SALE-0ne.third Of the purchase
money and such further sum as the purchaser
shall elect, In hand, the residue In two equal In
stAlments In nine and eighteen months respGC-
lively, with interest from day Of sale, the pur-
chaser giving bond with approved security for
deferred inslallments.
rp,, WIN. P. HUBBARD,
myth Special Commissioner.
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The Vote on the Amendment.
MARION COUNTY. ~

EAnlMoNT, W. Va, May 2, 1871
Editor OF the IntcllIgenccr: D. Hr i
The following is the official vote OF
Marion county ON the "Flick Amend.
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MEDICAL.
ToCTOR WHITTIER,
sOs u rcnn strest. pitt,burrh, pa.,

Longer located In Pittsburgh than any Chronic
iDlseasc Physician, 60 successfully treats Veneer
zeal Diseases, Nervous Debility, ImPo'ency,~
Ito bring patients from every Stale. His hOspi'
tai opportunities, a lifetime experience. win
parest drugs PREPARED IN the SS1 n.,,GT SbS
Failed; tell your private trouble. Consultation
nee. Send two stamps for medical rssaI,s,
B-MAnhOOd, WOmAnhOOd, sent by mail, "
cts. each, both for % cents, 100 pages. All thal
the curious, doubtful, or inqulsltIvc wish ~
know, all about Self Pollution. Prevention, MAJ
Sriage. Every young man and woman ought "
lread It as warming. The nervous, debiIli,aIeSS
or partially impotent are scientifically adViF'u'
mar1l&W
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ETAMMER & sIEBKE,
= NoTAR1Es PUBLIC,
LIFE AND FIRE INSURANCE. REAL ESTATE,
General Passage Agents.

oNlce, Corner Of Third and Market Streets,
WHEELING, ". va.
Fro and Life assurances In the beet Home
Companies. Real RBtatd bought, sold or rented
OH Commission. Rents and Accounts collected
OH liberal terms. Passage tickets to and from
England and Ireland to New York, and Railroad
tickets from New York aud Baltimore 10 Wheel
Ing. Sight Drafts OIL England, Ireland, Scotland,
France and Germany. Collections made from
all parts OF Europe. lH anig
The Portland daily press., 1871-11-16

| CINCINNATI, Nov. 10 Pork quiet and unchanged
Lard unchanged. BukMeats steady; new, IS to %
| days in salt shoulders 81 a &C.; ali packed Bacon
quiet and uDchanged; Hogs IN tar demand and
lower at 25 a 40 receipts 10 900 Whiskey steady
at sSc. Green meats quiet; shoulders 43c; sides 81
q SIC; hams s5c.
TOLEDO Now 15.-F our steady. Wheat dull
and shade frmer; No. 2 White wabash 4s q
| 49,; extra Whire Michigan %; Amber Michigan
45i: No. Red Sc; No. do 81. Corn in fair de-
mapd and advanced: high Mixed So a 55lc ;new, 541
"a 54sc low do 54I q 55c; new $50 q 53; do Yellow
5IBc; White, 55c; grade 53c. Oats dull and I'M
changed
MILWAUKEE, Nov. t5.-Flour-Spring extra 5 Is
az 6 %. VIII at quiet and unchanged; No. at 2II
cash. Oats lower; No. 2 at 93tc Corn steady; No. 2
at 42c. Rye firmer; No at 624 BaIlay, No 2
Spring higher at &c.,
Reee pts-3OoO bb,s -four, 900 bush. wheat
Shiements-14,0 900 bbls fur. II 900 bush. wheat
ST. LOUIS Nov 15.-Flour in good dem md; extra
Winter ~ 9 70. Wheat higher; No. at l ~ !;
No. Red 50. Corn firm; Mixed on track AZ a 43;
sacked %. Oats shade higher; Mixed on track 34Ic
Rye higher; No. 2 at 49,. Barley quiet; Spring zoe
FORK quiet at IA o. Bacon dull shoulders 73e; sides
&c; dry sailed meats. shoulders Gle packed. Bulk
meats-clear lib sides &c. Lard dull at 9Ic for re-
fined.
CHARLESTON, Nov. 15.-Cotton steady; M,ddng
uplands 17sc.
SAVANNAH, Nov. 15.-Cotton quiet; Middling up
lands 17sc.
MOBILE, Nov. 15.-Cotton quiet and firm mid
ding uIlands 172c.
NEW 0RIEkns,Nov. 15.-Cotton strong; Middlng
uplands Is q Isle.
The Portland daily press., 1871-11-16
BY TELEGRAPH
TO TIE DAILY PRESS.
M AIN e.
Accident on the Maine Central
The PaEI72a an Train TH4O2Cn
From the IFGcE!
Several Persons Eojured But None
Killed.

Especial Dispatch by Western Urion Line.l
GARDINER. Nov. 16.-Another terrible rail
road accident on the Maine Central railroad
occurred at Farmingdale, about two miles
the washing away of a culvert
1t happened in this way: The down Pull
man express, S. P. Eaton conductor, after pass
ing Hallowell about an hour and quarter
late, ran over wash-out and the whole tram
was thrown from the track. The engine pass
ed over the culvert all right, and dragged the
tender about 20 rods down the track, smashing
it badly but leaving the engine on the track
The baggage car was thrown on its side, ths
trucks wrenched of, platform smashed, &c.
Every truck on the passenger car and Pullman
sleeping cars but the last two trucks were
wrenched off, the floors and platforms some
what injured. No one killed or very badly
hurt
Conductor Eaton. slight bruise on hip; road
master Geo. Nevns burt on head and under
eye, not serious; Chas. H. Merrill, Western
Union Telegraph repairer, belonging in Saco
bad cutiin the head; several others slightly
bruised, names not known. The passengers
were taken to Gardiner by Conductor Holmes
in an extra train.
The track is torn up badly. An extra train
was sent from Augusta, and one from Gard-
ner, to clear the wreck and render assistance.
The work will be pushed forward without de-
lay. 1t seems almost incredible that none
were killed and so few wounded.
ITO Associated Press.l
AUGUSTA, Nov. 16-An accident occurred at
FarmiDgdale about midnight to the sleeping
train from Bangor 20 Boston, caused by a wash
out OF a culvert The cars were all thrown
from the track, but no one was killed although
several were injured. The cars were badly
smashed. Relief was sent from Gar diner and
this city.