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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-09-10

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fIS rsmRr1Kbks curs- ~ mi!C n "a ps "a
and bsns1leIal "a cnIIar-E. AMI vel ~ s.zrci'
in n u sffecIualfy p0rss OH tns Frss
rorrupiioaS .. tisr ptooG. sGEcn ~ tins srru'-
uiOns anC syphilitN cont4ninAtio.- In
uur1tisS. or diseases thai nsye lurks n tiIs
system f0 years. soon yte-G "a tnis pn~es
~ au.lroSs anG disappear. Hencs IA ~oai
usrrul curve, many o. which ar pab.iei IS
rnnsrr ofs1RaFUI-A, Anc al scrcfnloa
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Whsn Thsy arr manifestations "a tiEe scroit
loIIs polsans-
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4 diSsiuatess IA, depression a1ic liSi4--sb lAi
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arf,sszrs Iedple ir-e better allG INV long
Tor cit.anstTz tin, D!os. Ttst' system nAssN .
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I-u.,-.. saI. O! Real EsiaIe.


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The Northern Pacific R. R.
FIRST MORTGAGE GOLD BONDS,

1enths real eein lhsrf1
and 11xye faae following elements or security:
s-A
Thex Rsa&- RishI ~ sy
F.Inr -sfocs TxAeerph ARE mad FrRuchseS
g. TREY Traffic nef enrnnes al INT
Guuuavyy Fke nea rerefpie BnioDSenfrHf fcfnf
Read yeU h.asness squE % nine per
ne fhe Northern
They ARE q hrR and AAss DsrIcAse On aD Inc ahAns
granted C0mpRny-am0unfne IN the pienen Oh
enc yend IN aSuuf mfie of frck Ssau Al
thsaRage rsae xned bg Sther srhn fisese fAnas VIII
heaos
c0nvsrfihf ~ 40 per eenI
premium int Oampnny's Lands n market prizes
Bwades> Jniled bunds nov c0b-
yers fnasu N0REHEEK P1(NkAttSESSE k11ts
hhRdAome pr8ft 9Ha
flaei yearly iBeomf neHrty 0NB-TAIkD
Ssuns,anfly an hand 1Gr delivery by
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GEANr : LI-TLL PIN

" - naDDens tina: Nr=us~a yr-an.
wac tit- AIDE anC arstUo:. I. nol tht
orlcluato. o. s 'piaL o, a. e0ua. =
me rae; tia. ME 'orsratIuI Wa
aralist the Soutl vii. n0i aitsT Ia
puaae innumar wRriar- is cu!pauir
n the sam degree 10 botr partle- o. {.
confess. aBG, tx tne locality where Il =
enacted either North o. South L = er.
rItieG TC tins SAINT cersure. I'll, az
ssrs,,re -t.erwesr tnF -'ress' uiaI anC
trrants piaI was sImpIy 3 difference II
The mean Il pe employee u etisc, Al
snC The result. witt succe=- attendant
upor tne WORT wouC nave bel NOR
c-ImIna II d-ant- case ~ woui1
nave sacrIncsC innocent children anC
helpless womer IItt rSt'Sis aInfeC OniN
q, tne destruction q properly. = few
letter. ron agents arethe ONLY evidence
70 IncuIuate the rebels Int Dial o
Erau; II subslantisted hy nh OWL swori
testimony. ! tina, IT doubted othe'
miiIta-v officials swear similarly. In"
rebels intended u DUN y Jrtns-r cities
tran; discussed tne Feasibility o ploW
luz VI Southern towns Tne rene!s
, never attempted Ine execution o. thet,
plans TRAM actualiv puJ ni- L prac-
llcs, AM on'v raited tnrougi tnt insu'
nciency o. wortniessness o. nis mat
rIR;s
Tina urililan, idea an6 move srecIe'
O. wa-rare originated IL II, is-ut'
n-alr OF BENJAMIN 7 Butte! ana "a.
ms removal ron militia command
ensn.0 shortly after, the experrmen
faiieG he attributed the Iailurr u
. vrrants disposition 10 serld o. civilians
In otls, words. dranI was willing u
} toreC,. rne SUCCESS o. tne piaI u "BOGtt'
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-. -11's Quincy Foundry
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O." susns-f,oated, Eon~.utrai~a.
RsoI mac Bc-bal 5ulc., An1.-
E.IIous G. rnnuls~. TIKI sI.sTTls
GIANT EE-HAE11f.. oT nulIsl 10
in Pa-vB BBysIL.
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BUTDEf ORIGINATE

TIN. SAINT inclination tneL eStsltL u
associate exclusively with tht mlIIiar1
-ruc. AZ butie- Iaureis ACQUIRED Il
New Orleans were tner OF tbs want NJ
cas- ABOUT ru- some expedtem 10 bring
N. shining qualities agaIr prominently
ro-wsrC AL explosion o guuDowds.
which happened IL England aDou; tina
time aroused nIs faculties anC proved
me IneepIlon Of q Dial u NOV NJ
southern seaporR. Mathematical y IL
ciIneG M made calculation o tint e.
ploslve power o. gunpowde: Accora
INC 60 hs. estimate rive hundren ton
NJ I.ogds- exploited would create 5
ure-slre o, TWENTY-FIVE tons tC tht
souarr incE and al around wonlC t'F
affected a. nv & tornado TnIs mucL
GAINED butis- communicated htr dis
cove-v &C tIran. II wa carefully eA'
auineG and although HraH: Wa moi
n sanculne a. Il results, Int agree u
t,e counteo n AM snare the glory VIII
M dI.cov.rs-. Hrani tesiiIles tia
Butre- singled on; Charleston a. tnt
objective polnt probably a a revenge
TO- M failure u sscurv tnr nomination
o. JEFF Davts IL tins convention htt
there m isDU, and wanted 70 bio" III
, Charleston witt, a-vesse ioaaec VIII q
thousand tons OF powds. Ihis, now
ever. was abandoned, anu W iiminstnL
f \ {. wa selected tor the experiment
: The c71,ss fo- this VA tina Charleston
was dong little tnr tine "Con's'terac!,
whereas Wilmington was tns outtet u
the Sea from which thf running o. lii'
btoctzsae' wac successfully accomplish
81 Tl,E was the birth OF ths + or
4 IS,s;,s- saxpeditIoL Il will u ciea'
INV tha; 81 tine very time the repei'
Usre Noting 10 burn New y ORR CITY
Grant was
PKEpAErNG To BLow u WILMINGTON
The expedition was arranged & los
WAS LOADED with TWO hundred anC MY
tons q. .powder. Gran furnished 81
asco-; NJ seven Thousand soldiers anc
AIm,rsl psrte-suppiie0 the nsval Dow
de- Butle., desIrous Of being presen'
officJous'v-not officially - assumed
command ana ErepareG 10 go snn vii
na-s tine glorious work. An invited
80, N fnt nsrsor o. Colonel Comsronk
o. Grants staf, Was taken along 70 ei'-
iov the scene o. misery. As ths gen
era wss no; so much o. 8 sailor a
sntsts- he loot SICK, End Wa thereh,
ursyenued rom personally suserrntenn'
,bI ax,.s-ipepS That wa one o
tine alleged CAUSES ltu iziturs Il ma, ms,
properly he aided nsre, tnat 81 suni'
fiionalreasnn iur the ''expsrimeat wa
thss.sRfery q, nsnkinn. -4iuckii!
rspek we've Btfeni sas guoa specInaeh'
upon which ~ operate. sGeRersis tran
and Butler ahari often beeu puzzled - U
4 the urobabie .effectoi the explosion OF
4 mryr mAE Of powusr Hezr OUT CITE
.nd towns They uniseim tine genera
!; LIE and property Nould be enaaitsd n
N ACCIDENT Of this nature Sonse
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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-04-24
STATE NEWS.
ANDROsCoGGIN COUNTY.

The Lewiston Journal says the Portland &
Oxford Central Railroad Company sent a train
out from their inter quarters Saturday, and
its patrons were in hopes it had opened for the
season; but serious delay occurred at Pottle
bridge, one mile from Mechanic Falls. AS the
train crossed the bridge the weak structure set
tied in one place about two feet Only the
strength OF the rail saving the train from going
down. The reconstruction of this bridge was
commenced last fall, but was not completed.
Temporary repairs are now being made and
we hope to see trains running regularly at an
early day. ..r.s...s-e ssss -
Messrs. Cushman & Merrill, of the firm of
A. Cushman & Co., shoe manufacturers of Au-
burn, were each presented last Saturday even
ing by their employees some 400 in number.
with an elegant silver tea service The Journal
says it was a most pleasant occasion, and we'll
illustrates the sympathy which should ALWAYS
exist between the employed and the EMPLOYERS.
both OF whose interests are identical
OXFORD COUNTY.
Saturday last the town of Buckfield voted to
exempt from taxation for ten years and erect a
suitable building for the manuf .cture of boots
prominent Boston manufacturer, who guar
antees an annual product of $75, 900 or 800 900
worth of goods. The business prospects of the
village are good.
PENoBsCoT COUNTY.
The Board of Trade and Manufactures at
Bangor now numbers 200 members. us-
The Wing says the Bangor Democrat case, p
a suit for the recovery of damages for the de-
struction of the presses and material of that
paper at an exciting period of the war, has
been settled by the payment of $4,000, which
embraces costs.
Sunday night house in Burlington, owned
by Norman Page, and occupied by Robert Nut
ter was destroyed by an accidental fire, with
nearly all its Notwithstanding being saved but
a few chairs.
large quantity of liquors at the residence of A.
b. Robinson, a dealer in soda and small beer,
who is said to have been in the habit of mixing
liquors with his other beverages and dealing
them to his customers. A large amount of
compounds used in the manufacture and adul-
teration of liquors were also seized, and Rob-
inson was fined $50 and costs on search and
seizure process, and held in $1,000 bail for a
further appearance Wednesday, to answer to
for the purpose of sale. $50 @
sAGADAHoC COUNTY.
The Bath Times says petition is in circula-
ton asking the Governor and Council to par
don the Bowdoinham bank robbers upon their
returning all or considerable portion of the
stolen money. A correspondent of the Times
suggests that while it is an undoubted hard
ship for the depositors to lose what was in most
cases their all, still it cannot be admitted as
sound, either in principle or in policy, the idea
lhat the robber may be pardoned for money.
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
A Young man giving his name as II. f. Sweet
of Calais. reported himself as having been rob-
bed of 5000 at Lents circus in Providence, R.
l., last Saturday night. On Monday he was
arrested and proved to be an old offender, having
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Atmospheric Diseases.


Tho air, without which creature could live, 1 Z
the of diseases of which millions die At this
season, especially, the atmosphere is full of the
germs Of many kinds of sickness. Every globule of
the mist and fog which cloud the earth and sky in
spring holds in solution its portion Of miasmatic
poison. -'-
The evil effects of this aerial virus can only be
certainly averted by increasing the vital activity Of
the system and securing the full and free exercise
OF all its natural functions and hence it is, that
Stomach Bitters the great strenth-
ener, regula and antidote to malaria, is impera-
lively required in the spring months. #t
1t Is at this time, too, that Dyspepsia assumes its
most distressing types and that persons of bilious
habit usually suffer most. There is an influence I'm
the air which depresses the spirits as well as the
physical energies and in order to restore their eas-
ITCHY tonic treatment is absolutely necessary.
All the world knows that the wonderful efficacy Of
Hostetters Bitters in cases of Indigestion bilious
ness, nervous prostration and maarous fever is due
to the potency of its tonic Alternative and aperent
materials and the absolutely pure stimulant with
which they are incorporated.
1t is because the public have been taught by twenty
years experience that the article can be implicitly
trusted-inasmuch it performs uniformly and GER
tainly all that it is advertised to do-that they pre-
fer this sovereign tonic to every other. Hence its
immense and ever-increasing sales, and hence, too
alas! the many counterfets and limitations, against
which there is safeguard except the close scrutiny
of the purchaser
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RATHER CooL.-The Democracy who have
been inclined to join the Liberal movement,
will be surprised to find indications among the
leaders that the programme is not to work
The Washington Patriot, the recognized 1eder-
al organ of the Democracy in its issue OF flues-
day, said: -.....,. ...
1.-TWO facts may be accepted as virtually ac-
complshed though they have yet to come 10
pass: First that the National Democrat Con-
vention will meet as it has always DONE and
second that it will present candidates regularly:
BY these modes only could full vote be called
out and the discipline preserved which is just
as essential in political as in military organiza-
hon Min that convention will rest the re-
sponslolhty OF determining whether candidates
within the organization shall be nominated or
others can be accepted.
If the idea is entertained that any nomina-
tions made at Cincinnati will be adopted bv the
National Democracy it cannot be dismissed too
soon, for it is doomed to certain and bitter dis
appointment.
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served a term in the Boston Jail for theft. An
alleged swindle of one of the Providence mer-
chants and diamond robbery are the charges
now brought against him.
IN GENERAL.
The Lewiston Journal says a car load of rags
en- route for Gardiner, via KendaIlss Mills, was
burned on the Maine Central railroad at New
/. Gloucester Monday. Supposed to have taken
fire from sparks from an engine.
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DIED.

In westbrook, April %, Mrs. Julia A., wife Of
In Kennebunkport, April IA, Mr.. lothian Leach.
aged 70 years 21st Israel, son of Sam Jefery aged
81 wears; 23d MIR. James H. Gould, Of the firm OF
Gould 81 Miller, aged 50 years.
In brunswick, April IL, Mr.. Daniel Hutchinson,
aged A years.
In Boston, April 10, Mary Matilda, wife of stephen
B. winchester, aged IS years, daughter of Edward
and Mary s. Bryant. is 8 $500 g .E-strg
eY- The funeral services OF the late David M
W;Icox who was lost at Chatham Cape Cod, 18th ut,
will take place this Wednesday forenoon 10 oclk,
Mt No SO Melbourne street. Relatives and friends
invited to attend. A. '7- '+' p"
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the past decade over $1,000 by setting off
Arizona and tier of counties to Colorado
The public debt Of New Mexico is about SI44,-
600, but her citizens have claims on the oni.ea
States for Indian depredations The teoer"i
government has never given the people Oh 'he
territory dollar for educational purposes put
they will raise $4,000 at least by their school
tax this year.
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CIR. GODDARD, Esq, of Bethel, writes us
tbot the statement of the PRESS that Miller
Who was recently killed at the Overhead
bridge" near that town on the Grand Trunk
railroad, was the fourth victim, is mistake.
Two men have been knocked down by hitting
the bridge Twelve years ago Mr.. Crockett
was killed by hitting the bridge near the Gilead
meeting house, which is the only death occa-
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DIR. HENDRICKS


Elixir of Stillingia &c Iron
The great American Blood PuriAer, conn
posed Of stillingia or Queens Root, Frost
Weed, Prickly Ash Berries, Yellow Dock
Pipsissewn, Mandrake and Cardamon
Seeds, &c., combined with Iron in its pur-
est form. stilIingia an Alternative or
blood purifier is far superior to sarsapa-
rilla or amy other medicine orcombination
Of medicines known to the medical profess
sion. II il specially recommended for the
following diseases: scrofula, Salt Rheum
Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Ulcers and Sores
Diseases of the Skin, Boils, PimpIes, In
digestion, Liver Complaint, Dizziness,
Sour Stomach, Dropsy, Sick Headache,
Nervousness, Constipation, Darling Pains
For weak, puny children and females who
require medical treatment, we challenge
the world to produce its equal.
k--t-- AL-t PREPARED BY 44 GatEe
TIIOS. G.LORING, Apothecary
a < PORTLAND, ME.
PRICE Al. Sly RottIas az.
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DEFEAT OF GOVERNMENT TROOPS IN CunA
The latest advices from Havana are that VAL
maseda has received a severe whipping He
went from point on the Canto river, between
Canto Ell Paso and Canto Ell Embarcadoro, for
point on the coast, where he understood a
landing was to be made. Vicente Garcia had,
about half way an ambush laid, and when he
appeared with his force attacked him with
great severity. Valamseda lost over 5o, men.
and was forced back across the Canto. yalma-
seda's unpopularity with the Volunteers is in
tense, and he has determined to return to Ha-
vana It is authoritively asserted that he will
leave Santiago de Cuba for Spain about the end
of May.
NEW MEXICO ASKING FOR ADMISSION
Mexico Is knocking at the door of Congress fol
ADMISSION as State. She claims to have near
ly 100000 population, while of the twenty-four
States admitted into the Union after the orig
inal federation,15 had, on an average less than
$1,000 inhabitants. Nevada has now Int 40 .oOD
inhabitants, and New Mexico has lost within
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SPOKEN.

April IA, lat - 80, lon 70 IS, barque M Tucker.
from New York for Matanzas. .- 7---'
April 49, lat 80 o. Ion IA a. baruue Mendoza from,
Plymouth, z, for Philadelphia. A'f'
March IS, no lat ship Southland, from Liverpool
April Is, lat 2s lon IS 50, ship John Baker from
New Orleans for Liverpool. Ivan
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-04-24

THE Petition for writ of error of the
ockholders of the Kennebec & Portland
Railroed Company against the mortgages
who obtained possession of the road by fore
closure of their mortgage and afterwards
formed the Portland & Kennebec Railroad
Company has been dismissed by the upreme
Court at Washington. This ends the long
controversy between these litigants and vim
dicates the action Of the "ten thieves" who
IT seems had legal right to the property al
legged to be stolen
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MARRIED..

In Lewiston, April IS, Irving Philbrook and Ruth
E. Eaton, both Of Lisbon u.,., ,,,..
In Southport April I, Thomas y. weber and Miss
In Wiscasset, April II, j. W. Simpson and Mary
e. Phillips. ,u.,, -. r. ~,
nv Rand. d. .rr 90. Al .r..-5H.r "a f--.-
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Notice of Appeals

t1as-tts2 eyi NOtACc VI ARRc&tASe flr
q UNITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE,
FIRST COLLECTION DISTRICT OF MAINE,
IN Assessors'' Office Custom House Bnilding,
eAE1 y Fore Street, Portland, April "a, 1872.
NOTICE is hereby given that at the Office Of the
IN Assessor Of said District in Portland, in the
County Of Cumberland, on Tuesday, the It'll day Of
May A. D., 1872. at Of the clock in the forenoon
appeals will be received and determined by me the
undersigned, relative to any erroneous excessive
valuation, assessments enumerations, by the As
ofsaid District, or bv the assistant Assessors
of any Division assessment district within said
First Collection District, returned in the annual list
for the year 1871.
The law prescribing the duty Of Assessors in rela
tion to Appeals, provides that "An appeals to the
Assessor shall be made in writing, and shah specify
the particular case matter or thing respecting which
decision is requested and shall state the ground OF
principle of error complained Of
The 9th section of the Act of Congress, approved
July 49, 1865, amending what is known az the Inter-
nal Revenue Law, requires each Postmaster to whom
this notice Is sent, to post the same in his Office
rrsve4.r erE-- =rza-4 G. b. LORD,
Assessor First District Maine.
April "a. 1872. lsi 8 81 I'd IN ESQ. sifT
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+ j. B. BROWN &c SONS,
b A N x r r s,
LAND, MAINE.

-
THIS HOUSE is established for the transaction OF
General Banking Business. *
DEPOSITS received subject to check at sight. In
terest at the rate of Four per cent per annum allow
ed on all Daily Balances. Accounts rendered and In
crest credited monthly.
CERTIFICATES IF DEPOSIT issued bearing in
terest as by agreeme and available at maturity In
Portland, Boston or New York
COLLECTIONS of Notes. Drafts, Coupons, and
Dividends made In all parts of the United States and
Canada. .fsa.sqI ~ rtf st41val
DEALERS in Government and ether Investment
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