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The Portland daily press., 1871-10-25
WARRINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Oct. A--The cabinet session
to-day was brief The matter of the recapture
OF the scho0ner Horton was not mentioned -
Inere was, however, conversation in relation
10 the Hornet, which it appeared from the of.
hclal report at last adyices, was in the harbor
OF Fort au Prince, menaced by Spanish war
steamer, which intended to capture her. Our
government sustains the course of Minister
Bassett In his complaint to the Haytien gov
eminent OF this breach of neutral rights and
has, through the st cretary of State, Informed
the Spanish Minister, Mr.. Roberts, of its views
upon the subject. Whatever offense the Hor-
bonds in the United States, is considered a
question to be settled by the authorities of
this country on proper proofs, especially as she
carries the American flag, and therefore DOS
sesses national character. The Government
sees no necessity for the use of force, as the
matter is undergoing peaeeable adjustment
The Census Report.
The Census Report is completed and in
press.
Treasury Decision,
The Treasury Department decides that the
ofhcers OF revenue cutters are not entitled to
salvage for rescung or conveying to port an
abandoned foreign vessel
ReraOnsfrnn nee rsninst Polygamy,
A petition fifty feet in length, against poly
gamy, signed by the women of Utah, was re-
celVed at the executive mansion to-day.
&si Currency Redemption.
Regulations will soon be issued from the
Treasury Department for the redemption of
iractlosal currency notes by full value when
less than half mutllated. There will be no re-
demption when over half mutilated,
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HORTICULTURE is too much neglected in
Portland, as our correspondent of Monday
limited. But we doubt if there are to be found
| anywhere in the country larger and finer pears
| than grow in the garden of George r. Davis,
Esq, in this city. The same gentleman is ex-
| tremoly successful in the culture OF grapes A
| little care would enable many of our citizens
to raise fruit of better quality than they buy a.
| extravag ant prices in the market.
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Very Desirable Brick Block on
Commercial street mt Auction,

ON Wednesday, Nov. s, at IL m. we shall sell the
I y SPACIOUS and finely located Brick Block; no.
1875 Commercial st. Said Block is stories nf b
about All IT. on Commercial ST., and % it. on ING
anenua leading from Fore st. to Commercial sueet
and Central wharf, making the corner lS ana oae
Sommereal st. and is occupied by e. Cory
Co. ,...orr,, 90 81.
~ For particulars call on w. w. Thomas, Lewis
Pierce -
oc24d f. u. BAILEY u CO., AuetOneofs.
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WE, the undersigned Tea stores and Grocers,
do agree to close our stores at o'clock P. NJ
on and after Oct. %. 1871, with the exception
OF Saturday evening, until further notice.
GEORGE G. SHAW,
WILLIAM l.. WILSON & Co.,
w. III. HALL,
9. III. WESTON s. Co,
SAMUEL CHADWICK
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FOR WIsCoNsIN.-Fou more cases are
shipped this morning for West Pens aukie by
Mr.. Marks, three of which were received from
L. Walker, Saccarappa; Mrs. L. Bunce sends
$780, Mrs. Dunlap $500, and Cash So CO.
The barrel received from Bar Mills was from
Mrs Ellen u Bacon.
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Violent Deaths,

New HAVEN, Oct. 24.ERobert Gibson was
instantly killed to day by being drawn between
Condee & Co.
A man named Vety was run over by the
Shore Line express train at Stony Creek this
afternoon and killed. He was lying on the
track.
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GET Briggs Corn aud Buniou Remedies
BRIGGS Pile Remedies are success.
BRIGGS Allavautor cures Calarrh
Try Briggs Threat and Lung Healer.
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MAsSACHUs ct rs.

, BOSTON, Oct. 24-Nicholas Elcock, William
SULLIVAN, Frank Mcdonald and Thomas Lilly,
were were To-Day sentenced to years each IN Ded-
ham Jail, for rObbing the Quincy Post Office,
ana James Daley to years.
Pref Hodge.
ears are entertained that Prof. james I.
hodge, Of Plymouth, Mass, was lost in the
steamer steamer X. G. Colburn, foundered on Lake
huron. on the 18th. Mr.. Hodge was on his
way nome from Lake Superior, where he has
peen engaged in geological explorations.
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Nn u uiClDAl COurf.


JUDGE MORRIS PRESIDING.
TUEsDAY-Two persons were before the court this
morning for keeping their shops open on the Sab
bath. Each paid fine of no and costs
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SAVANNAH, Oct. 2O.-There are now several YES
sells on the berth for Liverpool, and taxing
gagements at ID on uplands Lumber vessels to coast
wise ports are scarce and in demand at good cffer-
ings. To Liverpool via New York, through per
steam I'd on uplands. To Cuba SIS GO. R,sawe1
ports 50 a $40; to Philadelphia IS; to Boston $40,
81 higher rates paid Timber. New York per
steam, zc y fb on uplands; Sea Islands lc p fb
domestcs 81 20 per bale; Rice So; Wool 1c. To
Boston per steam, &c uplands; 1c Sea Islands
through to Providence CSC on uplands. BY steam
to Philadelphia &c y ID on Uplands ;Domestics SIPS,
and Rice So.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 1S.-Freights-The offerings
for foreign quite liberal and there is ample sup
ply OF room on the berth. The movement coastwse
only moderate. Cotton to Liverpool by sail 3-16d
to Havre 1tc; to Boston &C.; to New York by steam
&c; to Philadelphia &c..
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THE latest rumor respecting the Superior
Judgeshlp is that the present incumbent has
not vet rendered his resignation, and that it is
hardly probable that an appointment will be
nade until there is q vacancy.
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HORSE BLANKETS AND RoBEs-for the mlli'
ION. Cheap for cash at the Carriage Bazaar
| IA Exchange st.
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NECKTIEs, Cuff Buttons, Studs and furnish
ing goods of every description for sale by Grin
Hawkes. & Co. 292 Congress st. d&w
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ONO.
Mon. Thomas Ewing Dying.

CINCINNATI, Oct. 4--Hon. Thomas Ewing,
senior, is reported dying at Lancaster, Ohio,
tonight
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ILLINOIS.

CHICAGO, Oct. 24.-The verdict of the corop-
ers jury in the Grosvenor homicide case SIM
ply states the fact that Grosvenor was shot by
Treat without sufficient cause, but say the ju-
ror's opinion is that Treat supposed he was ex-
ecuting orders gwen by those who placed him
on guard. Treat was arrested.
Provisions for Railroads
at meeting last night of property owners
on Michigan Avenue and North Park Row, it
was resolved That the blocks of vacant ground
donated for railroad purposes, the railroad to
railroad to pay price to be fixed hereafter
The price heretofore offered by the Illinois
Central, Michigan Central and Chicago, Bur-
lington & Quincy railroad is 100000. II is
probably worth double that
Branch Banks
Many of the Chicago banks located in the
south division are establishing branches in the
west division, the banks of which are doing
the same in the south division.
P. r. W. Peck, one of Chicago's pioneers,
died last evening, aged 81 years.
Political.
The two political parties of the city and
county, in view of the condition of affairs
growing out of the fire, are trying to unite for
a union ticket to be voted for two weeks hence
Both were in convention to day, when it was
arranged that the Republicans have candi.
dates for Mayor, City Collector, Police Com
missioner, IL aldermen, 9 county commission
ers, Judge of tue Superior Court, and some
other minor offices, and the Democrats to have
the City Treasurer, City Attorney, Judge of
Circuit Court, aldermen, county commits
sioners, and some other small offices. The en-
tire ticket was not agreed upon, hut probably
Soseph Medill, of the Tribune, will be the can
didate for Mayor, David A. Gage for City
Treasurer, John A. Jameson, Judge of Supe-
rior Court, B. =. Aver, Judge of the Circuit
| Court, George Van Holtop, City Collector. and
Charles FL. Horn, County Collector.
| The Chicago volunteers, doing patrol duty
| since the fire, were mustered out of service
| to-day by order of Gen. Sheridan.
The Portland daily press., 1871-10-25

Elegant New Piano at Auction.
ON SATURDAY. Oct 2sth, al 70 we shall sell at
" office, one new Piano, Z 1-3 octave elegantly
carved case, superior tone; warranted perfect in
every respect Retail price $685. Can be examined
on morning of sale.
II. a.. BAILEY a. CO. Auctioneers.
Of
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CARRIAGES Side spring Top Buggies, three
spring Phaetons, "Kimball pattern" Box
Buggies, two seat Farm Wagons, and almost
every kind of new and second hand carriages
may be bought for the next thirty days at star
walton prices. Call and see at the Bazaar, IA
and 16 Exchange street. oc25d3t
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n. o. BAILEY n GU, Aucffs-
manufacturers Sale of Er0ckefy
Ware.

IA shall sell to the trade by catalogue, on the
w first OF November next, a large quantity of
Iron-stoue China, Rockingham, Q. y. and yellow
Ware, in variety.
Further particulars hereafter. oc23dtf
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Hills MANIoCA.-The Great East Indian
Delicacy. Puddihgs, Jellies, Blanc Mango,
Creams, Griddle Cakes, &c, " hen made from
Manioca are SO delicious that one trial secures
it warm welcome to every table. 1t is the
most nutritious vegetable production yet dis
covered; one package makes six buildings, for
an ordinary sized family. Sold by all grocers.
Prepared only, by Mainoca Co., 2S7 Washing
ington ST New York oct16eod st
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A JEWEL SozopoNT Purifies
SozoDoNT Beauties,
SozoDoNT Gratifies all who use it.
Sold by Druggists and Perfumers. M&W
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JoB PRINTINa.-Send your orders for JOB
Printing to the Daily Press Printing House
where they will be promptly attended to at the
owest possible rates. VIM. M. MARKS
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War Department, Signal Service u. S. Army, Di-
vision OF kilograms and Reports for the benefit of
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ENTERTAINMENTS
Mr.. Il. Il. GEE,

VIII receive scholars for Instruction in Dancing at
his Academy, corner OF Brown and Congress streets
MONDAYS and DNESDAYS at 8 p. M.
Afternoon class WEDNESDAYS and SATUR-
DAYS t2t o'clock r. M.
p. s:-Private Lessons at the Hall, or at the Resi-
oence if desired.
FOR particulars apply at the Hall. oe25tf
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New ksrk sleek AND .MoNey SsarExA
NEW YORK, Oct. 24-Morniag.-Gold opened at
1923. '' ~
Money at per cent. Sterling Exchange at 1881 az
1904. S -
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by TELEGRAPH
FRANCE.

T. o Is f Is y
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Ssseign Bsmrisess

LIVERPOOL, Oct. pa 10 80 a. M.-Cotton-Mid
bales.
Receipts of Whelt for the past three days were
10000 quarters, of which 2500O quarters were Amer
lean.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 24-i30 A. M.-Wheat lis "a lis
81 for No. Rel Western Spring, and lis Cd for Red
Winter. -tss-
FRANKFORT, Oct. Pill 80 a. M.-United States
5-2O's 1862 Sc q 96t.
LONDON, Oct. Pill 80 A. M.-ConsoIs opened at
90 ter money and account.
American securities-U. s. $685. 1862, 9OJ; do 1865
old, 9Os; do 1867, 9.s; U. S. 1O-4Os s9t.
PARIS, Oct. PA. M.-Rt ntes at 57f 52c.
LoSDog,oct. al 80 P. NJ. Consols 90 for money
and account.
LONDON, Oct. A-4.3O P. NJ -Conso,s closed at %
for money and account
American securities S. 5-2Gs 1862 90s; do 1866
old, 9Os do 1867, 924; U. S. 10-4Os, sol.
PARIS Oct. PA 40 P. M.-Rentes opened at 57f
40c.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 24-.4SO p. M-Cotton closed
fiat: Middling upiands %; sales 5000 bales.
The advlces from Manchester report the market
for yarns and fabrics heavy. Cheese 57s. Refined
Petrolenm f3 m
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NJ. ATHANAsE CoQUEREL, FILs.- Ever since
the arrival of this distinguished orator in this
country the Lecture Committee of the M. l..
A. have been trying to engage him to lecture
in their course. His engagements were SO nu-
merous and his time SO limited that it seemed
almost hopeless. Late last evening the COM
mittee received telegram from his agent, say
ing that M. Ccquerel would come to Portland
and give his last lecture in this country before
the NJ l.. a., as he sails for Europe in very
short time. M. Coquerel will deliver here his
famous lecture on "The two sieges of Paris. -
This attraction to the NJ L. A. course will Of
iself be enough to pack City Hall. M. Coquer-
ell speaks English fuently, and is besides one
of the greatest orators of the Old World.
LARcENY.-Oficer Fields yesterday morn
ing arrested Mary Gardner, a swll collector
who lives on Cotton street lane, for the larceny
of carpet from Mr.. Gram, proprietor of the
| Commercial House. corner of Cross and Fore
streets. The carpet, with another, was taker
up from the chambers and thrown out of doort
preparatory to a be ating process. Mary took {
fancy to one Of them and carried it to he
domicile, where the officer found it. She will
have an opportunity to explain the circum
stance to Judge Morris this morning.
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Boston Bank s,aisment.
Hsonres1ic Markets

| WATERTowN, Oct. 24.-Cattle Market-Beet Cat
tlerecepts, 1888 head; market inactive and prices
5 first guilty % iss secend Gu s1tra y 90
rs; third quality 20 q So Sheep andLambsO
receipts 1904 head The prices have improved fully
n 5e' sales in lots at Is 47' sa0h' extra %
| NEW YORK, Oct. 24-Evening- Cotton in fair
demand; sales 1926 bales; Mi dng upla DIS at l9Ic
Flour closea with rather sales 3cO bbls
State 90 9 25; round hoop Ohio 80 a 80; Wes-
tern 20 q 50; Southern 90 "a 8 70. Wheat firm
| with moderate export and speculative demand
sales 1872 COO BUSH; No. Spring at 81; No. do at
La e 5Ot; White State 81 q 65; Winter Red
changed; safes 81, 900 bssh Mixed Western rs, in
store 764c afoat Oats uncnanged sales 49, 900 bush
at 81 q 5l3c. Beef quiet Pork steady at 10 10 "a
| 1872. Lard quiet. Whiskey frmer; Western Tree
s5t q CSC. Rice dal at q Sc. Sugar steady Muco-
YaaG g 9se; fair to good refining % Coffee firm
Spirits Turpeatfne weak at 6s g soc. Rosin steady
at 12t q 20 Tor stained. Petroleum steady; crude
i4ic; renned 25t g 23tc Tallow steady at st q 81.
Freights to Liverpool dun; Wheat per sail 1Od.-
Cotton, per steam, ZIG q id; DO sail ! g 16d.-
Flour, per sail, Is cd.
| ST. LOUIS, Oct. 24.-Flour low and medium grades
scarce ana hrmi Superfue Winter 90 a 25; extra
do 80 e 60; double extra 40 80 a 6l5. Wheat
| dull and unsettled; high Mixed and yellow, on
track 40 g 43ac; mixed, sacked, 55c. Oats better;
Barley dull; No . Spring 55c RE lower; No. at
o. e Or. Pork frmer order lots at 10 90 q Is 25.
Lard quiet at 81 for choice kettle.
| CINCINNATI, Oct 24-Pork dull and nominal at
/ u So Lard dull and dropping; steam SIC; old
| St Bulk meats buoyant and unsettled asking Ct
| q g for shoulders; Ct q II tor sides. Bacon firm
and in tar demand shoulders sold 74c clear rib
sides Il ec clear sides slc asked. Whiskey in fair
demand but lower; sales at 90c.
| MILWAUKEE, Oct 24.-Flour dull and unchanged :
Wheatactlve and firm; No. at %; No. 2 DO at
49, and 1874 q 2ot seller November. Corn in
improved demand; No. mixed at ACC. Rye steady;
No. at 81. Barley quiet; No. Spring at 55c.
Recepts-30O0 bbls. flour, 900 bush. wheat.
shipments-zOO0 bbls. -four. 5000 bush. wheat.
TOLEDO, Oct 24.-Flour steady. Wheat steady
| No.2 White Wabash 1 AZ a 4s4 extra White
| Michigan held at So; No. White Michigan at &c:
Amber dol 42@1 434 no. Amber Illinois 43; No.
Red held att AZ; No do 80; No. do %; rejected
| do 20. Corn quiet and unchanged Oats steady;
| No, at 81; No. do SO.
CHARLESTON, Oct. "a Cotton quiet; MIdd.ing
| uplands life.
| SAVANNAH, Oct. 24.-Cotton in good demand /;
| Miodng uplands at 1s1 q 1850.
MoBILE, Oct. 24.-Cotton quiet and strong; Mid
/ ding uIlands 1Sc.
| Sew ORLEANS. Oct. 24-Cotron dull and lower;
| Middng uplands lsSc.
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Oct. "a. 1871

LII is SAID that if puff of air were to be
blown into vein of ananimal, death would in
simultaneously follow because circulation would
be stopped. The blood makes the entire cir
cult OF the human body every seven minutes,
ami whenever this circulation is impeded or
any ofits channels are clogged by impurities
which ought to be carried off, disease follows
fever or disease of liver or kidneys, or scrofula,
or dyspepsia. To get at and remove the source
of the difficulty use the old and infallible
blood purifier, DIR. WALKERS CALIFORNIA
VINEGAR BITTERS. 18Th 4W
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1871-06-29

lCY Ii any of our readers are ever detained
in Boston over night, and desire a pdiet and
comfortable lodging place, we would recon-
mend them to stop at the Parks House. 1877
Washington st. II is conducted ON the Euro
pean plan, and as a dining resort for business
men, it is largely patronZed. The charges we
think are very reasonable.
CORNS, BUNIONS. BAD NAILS, CALOSITIES,
&c-lt is an astonishing fact, that nine out of
every ten persons we meet are sOrely troubled
with their feet. Very few are exempt. DR..
}. Briggs remedies-Cnratve and Aleyiator
are reliable and certain in their effects. The
Curative for sore and tender corns, bunions,
pad nails, &c., is soothing balm for wounded
feet, and rapidly cures the worst eases, The
AlleVlatOr, for The cure of common cOrns and
bunions. and the prevention of all corns, is IL
puzzle to scientific minds. Sold by druggis lists.
FELLOWS COMPOUND SYRUP OF HYpoPHos.
PHITEs is the only preparation known which
gives prompt anu permanent relief in diseases
of the Lungs and Bronchial Tubes. 1t restores
the secretiOns to their healthy condition, allays
the most certain remedy for Debilitating Maa-
dies. Full directions accompany each bottle.
Why let your pains and aches your comfort
spoil. A cure is sure by using Renne's Magic
Oil! Then don't go scolding round the house
dear woman, husband and children blame.
''theyre so inhuman!'' but send for Renpe's
Magic Oil, and say, "IOU RUN!' Sold by
Howes & Co.
PARKS House, Boston. This house. locat-
ed at 1877 Washington Street, Boston, in now in
complete order. 1t is kept on the European
plan, and parties visiting the city and desiring
convenient and pleasant lodging will find their
rooms airy, neat and comfortable, at reasonable
prices. Single rooms at 10 cents and 81 day.
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BRIGHTON CATTLE MARKET.

For the week ending Wednesday, June Il
At market for the current week-Cattle 24o7 Sheep
aud Lambs 1a5f Swine jl00. number of Western
Cattle 2360; Eastern Cattle 12 Working Oxen and
Northern lS5.
Frees OF Beef Cattle per 100 lbs the total weight
OF hides, tallow and dressed Beef-Extra quality
$40 52alo .5 first quality 10 ooa0 IS second quality
5a9 -; third quality 9 00a9 10 poorest grade OF
Cows, Oxen, Bulls, &C., Sc 25a7 SO.
Many of the cattle sold by the pound live
weight. Brighton Hides 1-2c, and Brighton Tai
low 6 l-2c per lb; Country Hides 1-2c; Country
Iallow 1-2c per ID; Sheared Sheep Skins 3Oc each
Wool Skins 81 15a$2 so each Lambs Skins SOC each
Calf Skins 1Ga1Sc per ID.
store Cattle-With the exception of Working
oxen and Mich Cows there is but a few still in
larket nearly all the small cattle being brought up
slaughter.
Mich Cows-Extra s75as 100; ordinary $45as70
Store Cows $35a60 per head. Most of the Cows in
market are of an ordinary grade. But few of the
fancy breeds offered for sale
, Working Oxen-Bnt a few pairs each week is all
the market requires during the hot weather We
quote extra 81 25a2 ordna ny 81 4oa2 90 per pair
Sheep and Lambs-Most of the Sheep from the
West were owned by butchers of taken at com
mission. They cost higher at Albany. We quote
extra 50 OOas 5o ordinary So oOa4 so from to &c
per h.
swine-The trade has been dull and prices lower
We quote Western Store Pigs wholesale GAG 1-2c ;
Columbia County Pigs, wholesale, Sc per ID; retail
sa10c per ID. Fat Hogs 300 at market Prices IL
Der H.
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More Evidence of Dr.. Cages Skill.

VIM. Il. Wellman. of Rockland, had been
afflicted with liver complaint, rheumatism, Ar..
which medicines failed TO relieve; restored in Il
very short time.
Miss i. j. Randall, Monroe, Me-. veal, and
contracted limb six years; wore an artificial
limb years; two operations and WAS walking
about to the establishment of all.
$. q. Arey, Hockiand, little daughter afflicted
with three diScharging sores upon thigh ls large
as hand; perfectly healed in a short time. Mrs.
JAS. Jameson. heart disease, cured. Mrs. u.
Barber, Ninalhaven, cured of calarrh. Geo.
I}aSsrtt, SO. China, cured of scrofula on head
and body 80 years standing. Mrs. VIM. Cross
mani China, inmor on face II years, removed.
Clatiin T. SproWl, Bristol. debility and nervous
prosralon; ha1 not worked for two years;
cured. Mrs. AleServy, Jefferson, Me-, lame for
Il long time; cured by twpvsils. Mrs. Eunce
Gray, Montville, helped cured of chronic
mrubs. Il. p. Prescott, China, enlargement in
hand size of an egg, cured. VIM. Cooper.
Burnham lame shoulder, could not put hand
to head, cured. Mrs. A. NJ. Priest, +. Nassal-
boro', impaired vision. cured. c. j. Russell,
Warren, wonderfully helped of heart disease
and neuralgia. Mrs. +. Richards, Vinalhaven,
Me-, liver and stomach arrangements general
weakness and prostration on little exercise,
cured. Hundreds of cures equally wonderful
could be given, but we have already occupied
sufficient space, and offered ample evidence to
sustain his claim to the confidence of the afict-
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Notice Of Foreclosure.
STATE OF MAINE.

WALDO, s..
NTlulREAS, Cocord, Berry < Co.. of Stockton
w in the County oil Waldo, and State of Maine
on the twentieth day of January, A D. $50 by their
Mortgage Deed of that date, duly signed executed
and delivered, moi gagged TO William u. Smart q
certain lot parcel of real estate situated in said
Stockton, and particularly described in sand mort
gage, which is recorded in the Registry of Deed.
office in said County vol. I1l, page 10, which said
record is hereby referred Ia for It arieular descr
ton of said mortgaged premises. And whereas TIN
condition OF said mortgage having been broken the
said William u. Smart hereby claims fUrcolusur,
Of said mortgage and gives this notice in accorlanc,
with the provisions OF the Statute of the State o
Maine for the purpose OF fcreclosing said mortgage
WILLIAM ID. SMART.
Spnrsu0rt ,IuAF ~. 1}- "a, IN
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Fatal Railroad Accident.
Special Despatch to the Boston POST

Special Despatch to the Boston Post
PORTLAND Me, June 26.
The Maine Central Express train from
Bangor Ia Portland, consisting of two
baggage cars, seven passenger cars and
the Pullman palace car Jupiter" met
with "A severe accident at half-past :
o'clock this afternoon, about two miles
west of Frecport While the train was
rnnnng al full speed, one of the wheels
on the tender broke and threw all but
one passenger car and the Pullman pal
ace from the track. These two remain
ed on the track. The rails and sleepers
We're torn up for a distance of about forty
rods, and the baggage, and seven pas
sengcr cars thrown completely from the
the track. Strange TO say, none OF the
passengers We're injured IN the baggage
car. George Chase, Of SkoWhegan, bag
gage master. was instantly killed. Geo.
Tarbox. OF the Eastern Express Co., and
Major Barkctt, route mail agent, escap-
ed with a few scratches Albert Barron.
of Skowhcgan, brakeman, had his leg
caught and crushed between two ears,
and amputation was rendered necessary
to free him from the wreck. Charles
Larrahce. OF Saccarappa, brakeman,
had his left leg broken, but his injuries
are not considered scrious. A train from
this city conveyed the passengers from
the wreck into Portland, where they al
rived at ESQ p NJ. The &. u train east
left here two hours later. a construction
train from Brunswick having laid a track
around the ruins. Public opinion exon
crates the officers and employees of the
road from all blame i'll the matter.