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Oct ..
Iianscs, johnson. New York.
: u Lawrence, Davis. Boston.
Astoria. Ao-ang, Boston.
j c Fremont. Porter. Rockiaud
ARRIVED.
Otronto, Hammond. Roston.
samaritan. Dodge, Boston.
Elizabeth. Nurch, Lynn.
VIM Pickering. GRAY. Boston.
Telegraph, Woodland. Boston.
SAILED.
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Hair " ind Bnrsrv Salem.
Bapnv Ives, " hiiiaker. Boston.
ARRIVED.
Bangor. Iarsian. Boston.
tanova. late. Boston
Panama. GRAY, Roster.
Engineer, Patten, Boston.
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Foreclosure.
ESekieI47M Chapter
leth Worse

'Bs thr ri,er- upan the hanks IA reef shall
grow all tree tar " hose heat sh al NOT saic
hri tn irut ti-eaf .nali he meat anl inc lylf
tn rroi -Htil be med cine Or great Redeem
cr h1- made 10 vision for the crtc cl di-eA-s-
~ rnan End he4-t yes thousands NJ IN thousands
IRE = rtaks 81 d @irkues4 Wi 4oas An-uIc 81 90 B.
y is raI.-ct br mercury ur .thrs subte i,ii-sn-
IN ~ fT' frs.ciy nee Ia many me ,.iriae, and
rrtuefic- ~. the present dAv
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VONIu not be WiIXON/
VEGET11lE
For TEN TIMES its Cost.

The great benefit have received from the use Of
DIR. Cummings vEGETINE. Induces me TO give
my testimony in its favor believe 1t TO be not
only Of great value for restoring the health, bnt il
preventative diseases peculiar to the spring
and summer seasons.
Iwouid mol be Without it Cor ten times lis cost,
EDWIN TILDEN,
Attorney, aud General Agent for Nassachu sets
Of the Craitsmen's Lie assurance Compans
No. - Sears Bailding, Boston, Mass.
9WlA
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Everyone speaks Favorably.

MIR STEVENS:
Dear -ir,-I nave been tros bled with eanker from
that WIS unable 10 eat. Have AIKEN many prep
afations, bat with effect until q led you- Ueg
etine. Aie- taking lew doses found II relieved
the is'ntness at the stomach that always accom-
paules caaker nnmor; aud, by the time had tax
en- the third bottle my mouth was entirely cured.
Have not troubled with il sinre mat ,ime
which Is eight months ago. i havs recommended
il to several of ny acquaintance, and everyone
speaks Iavorably of Its good effect.
Yours truly, L. SHERMAN.
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From New York.

NEW YORK. Oct :. >. 7. NJ.
4 Cincinnati dispatch says that Hamil-
:'. County gives the liberal ticket 5000
iaa!or.ty.
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4 Cincinnati dispatch says that Hamil-
:'u County gives the liberal ticket 5000
majority.
CoLUMBC>. Oct. =
Warren. Columbus County, WickoG
Republican, DOR Secretary OF State. sal
Milcy Democrat. 2eo. Returns received
FROM 70 townships in various counties
>Aswed net Republican gain over $50 Of
546. Ten Of these townships show a Dom
ocra'ie gain of20.
tIN,fNNAII. Oct. :.
More officials reports coming in show
2 steady Democratic gain. The indications
aye that Banning Liberal. J. elected Ia the
Second District.
Hamilton County has probably gone
largely Democratic on most of The candi-
dates
Ohio gives about 1900 m sjority and
elects Il Republicans, and : Liberal ton-
-Fes>men.
INDIANAPOLIS. Oct. :.
The polls are crowded with voters. aud
the excitement l. at fever heat. Each pa
y claims to be ahead. EytUrus continue
70 come in slow ). About 80 towns heard
from, give Republican gain on the vote
Of $50. Browns majority in Randolph
County 1900. Ia Howard township, low
ard County the Democrats gain -. The
Democrats gain. 1873 in Richmond City.
In Concord township, Elkport County
the Republicans gain la The Republi-
cans gain Is in Cambridge City.
Louisville, by. Clark County Ind. give.
about 500 majority; for Hendricks. Floyd
County. about 1000 majority: for Hen
bricks and Scott County. about go.
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FROtIDE.NrE, n. Il.
sold at wholesale by W. p. Phillips & co.
Portland; AZ retail b. g. A. PaIchcr and SAD
Niggpn X CO., Ellsworth. Gmo2I
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Lasat,a, whi,more. Calais.
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Or. Wells Extract Of JURUBbBA

ret ms al the medicinal virtues peculiar TO the
plant ami must be taken permanent curative
a2cut.
Is there want Of action in your liver and spleenl
ulc7- relieved at once, the blood becomes impure
Ny dcletcrlou~ secrctions, producing scroflious
skin diseases. Botches, FelonS, Pustules, Canker,
Pmplcs. &c, e..
Take Jurubeba to cleanse. purify and restore
tie yiiiated blood to healthy action.
Have you Dyspeptic stomachs Unless diges,
ton Is promptly aided, the system - debilltated
with Lore Of vital force poverty of the blood, drop
-lcll tendency, general weakness or lassitude
lANc Il To assist digestion without reaction, it
VIII mpart youthful Vii-or to the weary sufferer.
Have you weakness Of the Intestines. You
n danger ol Chronic DIarThra OF The dreadful In
hammAtion of the BOwel-.
Take Il 10 allay irritation and ward % IeHaene,
to infl Inmatipn-
Have you weakness of the Uterine or Urinary
Organs You mu-t procure instant relief, or Won
arr liable 10 suffering worse that death.
taAe e T. strengthen organic weakness or life be-
caue- u burden.
linafy It should be frequently taken t. keep the
system II perfect health, you are otherwise in
great danger o. maliral mIissm atic or contagious
diseases,
JOIN q. KELLOGG, Is Pltt st. New York
Sole Agent Tor the United States.
iriee one Dollar per bQte. SEED for Circular 4-j5
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BRASS INSTRUMENT

IL Is not physic which may give temporary
!iei to the sufferer for the first few doses, but
which, from continued use brings Piles and kin
dred diseases To ad IN weakening the invalid, nor
n It loutercd liquor winch under the name of
"Btter- i 50 extensively paimcd OF on the public
as sovereign remedies, bnt Il IL q most powerful
Tonic and Alternative, pronounced 50 by the lead
ing medical authorities Of London and Paris, and
been long used by the regular physicians Of other
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THOMAS fash. Troatat
J ". CORrHELL. Ssr.tt.y
LEwI>ToS. >4,4. ~. 1872.
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'TumOr of ~ Year, Growth
Cured by RallNay's RcsOlyent.

bHVEKLT. Ms, Jaly u, ls5s
tH EAnWtr - hATs M ovNfAn Tsaes IA n.
. ss4L Al tss D.ora SD ssp tss ia trad
even ,ans ss, F~safnhsa tz lat aohf.x hsltsi
ya4f K>ss!vsn tAsasAg ~ e4s asa ~ t.sA
a. y, i-Aar al ssTi " tw-lvs yr.rl took hs.,
4 ~ kivsni, Aai tar q EAt-sy. Ps anA so.
lies q yar Ary Rst-f and thars n taascr 70 -
80 e. A. - ~ l+s'rt saarisr al AaPps than Asv.
fri~ufe yrars- rs sas
i-.A, tAs gr(n ~ri.r IA wa Or Tie a-asa d
o.-er. isa Y4tlaA 10 Il yga eA.e-r
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DRuMMERS. ATTENTION

Ry calling at the we!l.kuown Music store men
toned below. YOU may inspect your taTorite in
strument, IN plenty and variety, and procure
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-02-26

The wrecked expedition sent ont from
Norwich, Conn, to Cumana bay to re.
cover an immense treasure supposed to
have been sunk in the Spanish frigate
San Pedro de Alcantarn many years ngo.
has not met with the success that its first
explorations led its members to antici
pate but those interested in the onter-
prise are still undiscounged. The ship
WINS fonnl, and the hull had been clear
ed out but the result led to the concIn.
sion that the treasure room had been
above and abaft the magazine, and by
the terrific force of the explosion the
contents had been blown into the mir md
scattered broadcast over the bay. A
small number OF loose coins remained
in the wreck, but it is believed that mil
lions OF dollars cover the bottom, seat
tered over IN area Of OIL acre around the
stern. The bottom OF the sea has been
thoroughly tested, and the examination
has convinced the officers Of the expedi.
ton that great sums of money are bed.
ded there, and may be recovered. They
have therefore returned TO the United
States for the purpose OF procuring suit.
able apparatus for continuing their
search. As soon rs possible small YES.
sells will be fitted and sent out TO
dredge in the bay OF Cumana for dollars
and doubloons, and in the gulf Of Carl.
nco for pearls, the company having OBJ.
tanned a grant for six years of the priv.
lege of working the famous pearl beds in
the last-named locality.
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PerIlOu, Balloon Ascension.

A man named Donaldson made a bal.
loon ascension from Norfolk, Virginia,
which came near beng his last flight to
the clouds. When at the height of one
mile from the earth, and while performing
upon the trapeze, Donaldson concluded
that he would descend, and for this pur-
pose pulled the valve cord to allow the
gas to escape, but the valve refused to
open, and be pulled again. 1t still re-
manned closed, and there being no time
to lose he pulled with both hands. Again
a failure, and for the third time he gave a
strong, steady jerk, There was a sharp,
kissing sound, as II made by the tearing
Of cloth, followed by a rushing noise, and
he knew that the balloon had burst
1t did not collapse, however, being pre-
vented from doing so by the rush of the
air from beneath, but closed mp Of the
sides. At this time the @ronaut was
seRted in the cross.pieces above the trapeEe
bar. The balloon leaned over to one side
and descended with frightful velocity,
During this awful period the Gronaut's
feelings may be Imagined, but cannot be
described. He says for the first time in
his life he was frightened. In a short
time, which seemed to him an eternity,
the balloon struck the branches of tree,
and went crashing through the limbs.
The ropes and trapeze bars catching in
the limbs somewhat diminished the rapid
ity of the descent, hut still the We
locity was terrific. Crushing through the
branches the balloon fell to the ground,
the GrOnnut landing on his back in heap
of briars. His pants were torn, and his
legs lacerated by the briars, but beyond
this he escaped without injury. His cs-
cape from a frightful death is simply
miraculous. Rising from his thorny couch,
Donaldson, still cool and with nerves little
shaken by his terrible mishap, took a sur.
yey of the situation. BE had fallen on
the edge of swamp near a field five miles
from Norfolk. On examining the balloon
he found a large rent extending from the
top to the bottom.
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Panther Loo,e II a sim.

An exciting story Is brought by the
overland mail from Calcutta The vessel
"Glenaryney,n when leaving the Straits,
took on board one OF tue largest speci-
mems of the black panther. The animal
was secured in an iron cage-house, suffi-
ciently strong, it was thought, for its
conveyance to Calcutta. When in the
Straits OF Malacca, screams were heard
from the passengers in the tween decks
numbering some three hundred men,
women, and children; these were follow
ed BY a rush upon deck. The panther had
got clear Of is cage and found It's way
down to the tween decks. II had been
disporting itself over the PROSTATE forms
Of the three hundred slumbering passen-
gers for some minutes before its presence
became known. Every available means
Of exit were thrown open, and all the
passengers got on deck in safety, when
the matches and companions were again
closed, and the panther left in undisputed
and solitary possession Of the tween
decks, One man alone appeared to have
suffered from the claws OF the animal, n
large strip of skin and flesh having been
torn of bis back. Various accounts OF
the behavior of the animal while below
were given By those who had seen him ;
but most concurred in saying that, after
gamboling over the sleeping bodies as
described, when the alarm was given and
the shouts and screams We're raised, he
had made one or two frightful springs
from one end of the deck to the other,
It was concluded that the animal must
have jumped out of the port into the sea,
for he could not be found The steamer
arrived next at Penang, the passengers
settled down in their qua, .crs as before,
and she started the same evening for Cal
putta. During the night some bOatswain'.
stores were required from forward, and
one OF the Chinese lascars was sent down
to get them, when he presently returned
trembling with fear, exclaiming, Tiger
have gotee down theron Captain Bolton
sent for his breechloading rifle and car.
tridges, and went down the hatch by him
sclf-Orlering 1t to be closed after, lest
ii the beast really was there It should be
got on to the deck, and rc.enact the alarm
Of two nights before. On reaching the
deck Of the store-room and looking round,
Captain Bolton saw the large yellOw-lit
eyes Of the animal glaring down from the
top of some spars slowed along the ships
side, and by and by, by the dim light ad.
mitted by the port, could make out the
outline of the body, when taking as steady
an aim as he could for what he considered
the center of the animals body, let fire.
When the smoke from the discharge
cleared away, the two yellow eyes were
still glazing down from the same direc-
ton; second cartridge having been
supplied, the rifle was igain raised, and,
followed the second discharge Of the piece,
Captain Bolton had the satisfaction to
hear the heavy body Of the animal come
tumbling down on to the deck at bis feet,
The animal measured seven feet eight
inches in length.
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Spring Costnmes and CnmbrIcs.

Domestic cambrics in spring colors are
already Displayed upon the counters Of the
large stores, says New York fashion
journal. The grounds are white, with
hair lines Of color or black crossing each
other to form squares, blocks or diamonds,
and the simple regulation stripe. These
goods always make a neat, pretty and
serviceable dress.
Gray cashmercS in MANY tints are to be
brought out for spring suits, There is the
blue gray, stone aud steel cOlors, with that
peculiar shade of brown verging on the
green. This beautiful, soft material grows
in favor, aud for spring overdresses
nothing will be more popular.
Black alpaca suits are already being
made at the furnishing houses for spring.
They are made with pOlOnaises of various
designs, but we think the Marguerite"
will have the preference. The skirt be-
bind is draped with bows, while row of
bows fastens the front 1t can be edged
with fringe, or rnching Of the SAME, but
in many cases il is LEFT plain.
A handsome dress lately worn at day
reception consisted Of q train dress of light
blue Irish poplin, trimmed with folds Of
the same, piped double with black velvet
and white satin. Black velvet pOlOnaise
and muf' trimmed with silver fox, and
duchesse bonnet of light blue velvet, orna-
mented with soft gros grain ribbon, and
light blue and black feathers.
A light cameo tinted silk has hounce
aud tuuic bordered with lovely flower
pattern, natural foliage, embroidered in
various colorcd silks; below is q rich fringe
to match the silk, and above is a ruched
heading.
A coQuettish addition to any house
dress is the "Inez fchu,r whether it be
intended for evening or ordinary home
wear. For the former purpose it may be
prcttily made in dotted lace, trimmed
with lace and an appropriate heading, or
In Swiss or Organdy, garnished with
" standard" plaitings or ilutings.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-02-26

Thisi is an irritation or inflammation
OF the bronchial tubes which carry the
air we breath into the lungs. It arises
from cold settled in the throat, frsm
Catarrh extending to these parts, from
scroiulous affections, and from severe
use OF the voice. The irritation from
this latter cause commences in the lar.
Wlr and gIoiis, which are the organs Of
the voice, and, extending downwards,
produces hoarseness, coughing, and spit
ting mucous matter, sometimes mixed
with blood. 1t is chilly dangerous from
its tendency to spread into the lungs,
and terminate in consumption. tits Che
cure Of severe and obstinate cases Of this
desease TINT DR.. Picrce's Golden Medi.
cal Discovery has achieved unparalleled
success, and won the londest praise
from all who have used Il. II is sold by
all respectful. Druggists 54
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A WONDERFUL DIscovRRr.-A venera
bic Madagascar chief has made wonder.
full discovery. What" he has asked his
countrymen, "do the Waugh lEuropeans)
want with our india-rubberl Why, to
make big ships When they have got
plenty they will make great india.rubber
ships and come to Madagascar to take 1t,
and when our soldiers at Tamntiye fire
guns at them, the balls will strike the rub.
Der ships, and rebound and kill our own
men. We are fools to sell them the rub.
Der; and this, / say to you all, don't do"
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Ana,p lp,t, Of The Sord III, elements Of d'''-'' A
,.r, +. III. Air. the .o mi the vntsr in Er''''' OF
-. s,g,, ,.S therefore til, s,al rV''''' Aa''' to
,h,., t,,i.bI. ,n,H., q health Ho''''''f' s'oH''A
p,,.,. available a. household n'dsin' Al all '''-
.,o, and il ever, latitude, Atsopsuod Oi'n' gear %
regulating and corrective m'duiR' more n''d'a '''A
toward IL. Close al sinisr shtn tho sun and ram I''
bssunlns 70 break upth, vntor boeE'd' and ron ~
,osnipe ,ol ari.es that tsiils MAMA vAi'L N'I'
M. An lp,ahu. mon the vital machinery, and dsp'
:. the animal .pit It l. then that The sF'd' 0, NIT
,,,t,spt and rmittsnt iavsu Of rheumatism am th,l
matte Fout, Of obstinate stomach oampl''a''' 81 VI
orders Of the liver and bowels and AWhole ho'' OF W.
mou.ry and nervous complaints arc soWn'
The bcst, the surs,t way 10 prevent this q'A''iV'-
.sE,g {. to invEorAis and refresh the 'y'isn WIN
course Of the Bttsts II this prrehutan b Ahen a'r'
there n h no dAnrrr Of tbs miA'mAie germs tAAa-
,,ot An the agd and tssns, Of the bodJ and pnnsaH
forth terrible fruit in the spring Novi' the TIME i'i
,,,,,rtiop Rsmsmbrf that dEor IL the nnlJ iaifFaAF
,,r NM, ,rus o. i.sa.s ard that Hostettrtt bit'is
= M rnrert the s,iesf. the most powerful AID perfect
,,,l,,,,pt over administered, either a. protective
medicine or remedy shAnEs Of 'sA'on app'l'en..
mich almost Away. pToVes more OF les d''fo1' 70
r.r.sp, Of swsAk nervous organization. b'aee w a.
o,e, with III leading Tonic Of the age Pure iFpin '
blo,A All morbid matter strengthen the nerves anu
regulate and puTJ tho seerrtOh' With the NeFr'Ao,
EI,f which comhnes the juices q the hho-' medicinal
moi. brfh, and hsTk, With the most Hholosome OF Al
dihasiVr siinalani.
!, ,,,..4., t,, 4, IA, hen found
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Separate.

For the last time, dear, the last, let me hold
SEPARATE i forever from tonight We stand,
Tho dover. grew 50 thickly DER the gulf below,
We nsver thought We nearcd Il TIL tonight
you know,
Jasmine, roses, helioirOPo, blossoms ri'h and
nnsi lie eye with lovolIacss, allied the fra
grant air.
Oar-lod with their glory, drunken with their
Hand Pa,i together to the brink vo went.
Needless whore the pathway led, careless of
svcsta tn ST. calm, aud beauty tapping heart aud
soul.
Never from tho sunny South, from the lnnsuid
Came sf the bitter blast that brought reasons
searching test
Black and Goon the cast wind through the bios
SONS blew,
Forced tho clihgius tendrils back from vhcr,
they grew.
Crushed the gorgeous mass Of bloom, brok,
Showed IN naked uslinos, ali that lurkcd be
meath.
Dear, good-by for ever, each too weak to stan,
By such graceful danger, lingering hand-in
h1ndI
The south winds subtle sweetness would stca
the sense again,
The west winds luscious languor lul the la2l
brain.
Though the blast blow bitterly, though ",
shrink and Hhivor,
Better so than lying lost in that sullcn river.
Let the lovely poison.lclv0a wrcatho and cling
once more;
We have seen beneath the veil-Ah, haPp!
blindness oerl
The partel paths lie straight and grey, til,
1oHcry dream Is broken
Separate FOR ever dear; our last words ar
stokeu.
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ANsv Roam 70 HEA1ru hns been Dc

ANEW RoAp TO HEA1rH hns been de-
Veloped by On J. WALKER, Of California
It cuts right through all the old fallaeies
Of the faculty. His famous CALRonSIA
vEEaAR BriTERs, are working wonders.
The formula Of this iDestimable Nege-
table Medicine excludes alcohol, min
eral poisons and dangerous narcotics II
is tonic Of the purest characters with
cathartic anti bilious, and general regn-
Iating properties. Composed Of vegeta'
bic products gathered on Sierra Nevada
and other parts Of California, II is a medi-
cine sui gcnsriS, without a rival, as n
remedy for dyspepsin, and all bilious
and nervous disorders.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-02-26

STATE LBorslArUREs.- The pay and mile.
age of the United States Suite Legisla-
lures is as follows Rhode Island 81 per
diem, mileage cents; Maine 81 per
diem, mileage 10 cents one way New
Hampshire $3.50 per diem, no mileage
New Jersey So for forty days, after that
s1.50, mileage 10 cents; Delaware So
per diem, mileage cents Minnesota s.
per diem, mileage cents West Virginia,
Michigan, Indiana, Kansas and Nebraska,
each 50 per diem, mileage 10 cents /;
Oregon and New York SO per diem, mile
age 90 cents T; Tennessee 81 per diem,
mileage 10 cents Missouri and Ken
tucl;y each 50 per diem, mileage 10
cents /; Iowa 50 per diem, mileage %
cents; North Carolina, Arkansas and
Alabama each SO per diem, mileage 10
cents Virginia, South Carolina and
California each SO per diem, mileage 20
cents (; Georgia and Mississippi SO per
diem, mileage 90 cents Louisiana IS
per diem, mileage 10 cents Texas SIS
per diem, mileage 90 cents; Nevada $40
per diem, no mileage ; Wisconsin pays
$3.50 per annum, mileage 10 cents Penn
sylvania $1,000 per annum ; Maryland
60 per diem, md cents per mile. In
Illinois and Florida the ate Of compen.
sation is fixed each session.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-02-26

rLMc.srRrcK Beauty secs her glorious tress.
es thinning out and petitions for soneihin7 10
stop the mischief and repair the damage. Why
quiry for Something whom the one thing
htedfti is within the reach Of all. PHAL0N'S
CHEMICAL HAIR ISvlG0RATOR is the only
preparation under the sun that Immediately
stops the shedding OF the hair, and supplies
new strength, yigor and productive power to
the roots that have been robbed u their fbors
by disease or decay. II has been doing this
for forty years. No man or woman, In peril Of
badness, eyer appliedit In vain. Ifyour drug.
gist has not this matcliless medicine for the
hair in stock, he will procure Il for you.