davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-07-10
NO. 1852.
9oftry.



- s.e#
GEORGE II. WESTON.
-- 9slaz 80 aa. a
The forest tall in majesty stood,
Shading the hills steep rocky eide,
While tween the sloping cliffs and wool
Flowed calm and low the woodland tide.
The morning sun ne'er enters here; "
'Tis sacred to the sylvan band,
That seek its waters cold and clear
To dance and battle beside its strand
But the fastening sun each day
Looks from its meridian height ee fs.
Upon the waters glistening way,
AS they hurry onward from its sight,
And asthc waning light proclaims
The Sun-god's westward trend,
He fingers to the waters strains,
Backward glowing glance to send
The giant oaks their shadows throw
Across the limpid, crystal pool,
And see their aged forms below
Reflected from its surface cool.
Like sentinels these oak trees guard
The secrets Of the flowing stream,
And render dank the lowly sward,
And check the sunlight's garish CLEAN.
The willow smooth and alder slim
Reach over from the jutting bank,
And view from many a nook within a
The brook, their growth so rank.
The rowing winds so kindly keep
The silence of the noiseless grove:
They scarcely murmur when they peep
To chase the shadows as they move
Here the woodman's axe ne'er rang
The death knell of falling tree,
For Ger trunk and root moses hang,
And mark the forest old and free. -
Not far away the rivulet's side, 67sa
Mid the shadows ofthe oakcn dell,s i,a
curious mound lies deep and wide;
The wildwood could its history tell
No marble slab, no o'erwrought stones,
Teach the import of the raised earth.
Perchance some wanderers bones
Here rest, and sleep forgot in death.
Perhaps some red-men oftheir tribe
Chieftains great and warriors brave,
Here bravely fought and bravely died
And lie within this rugged grave.
Here in the midst of natures home,
Meath the forests chill and shadow wav
Silent, cypherless, stands alone
This tribute to some stranger clay.
The bushes sway and branches bend,
The leaves they whisper one and all,
The waters mournful melody send,
The winds, subdued, each other call,
As if a requiem DER this mound
In the mystic language of the dell
They in natures tongue would sound,
And OF its secrets tell the tale.
The lengthening shades the grave o'ercreep,
And gloom o'erspreads the forests sheen.
And darkness wells the hills that steep
Converge below, the brook between
The lonely tomb and the coming night,
Twn-like with mysteries clad,
Seem like ghosts, that once the light
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-07-10

THE PORTLAND
Kerosene Oil Company
Would inform the public, that they continue to
Manufacture
Portland Kerosene OIL.

The prevalence of large quantity of inferior and
dangerous oils in the market, at cheap price
many Of which are little better than Naptha itself
anu the existence of false reports in regard to the
PORTLAND kRROSESE OH render il a matter ofjus.
tce to ourselves, as well safety to consumers,
Inat some notice should be taken Of these facts.
therefore, we again present an advertisement, and
would Call attention to the high standard of our
Oils, THE REFINED PETRoLEUM the fire test of
which is l22; THE PORTLAND KEROSENE the fire
te't of which is l25 degrees Fahrenheit and often
reaches considerably higher; also, we would say,
that we are determined to maintain their long es-
tablished reputation.
PORTLAND KEROSENE OIL COMPANY.
We quote from Chap. 80 Il. s. 1871, the title OF
said chapter being "Inspection and sale of Manu-.
factured Articles.o
SECT 81. Every person and corporation engaged
IN manufacturing petroleum coal oil or burning fluid
snail cause every cask other vessel thereof he
so inspected and marked by sworn inspector.
Amt II any person manufactures sells such oil or
burning fluid rot so inspected and marked ia this
state or that has not been so inspected and marked
as unsafe for Illuminating purposes, he shall pay a
me not exceeding fire hundred dollars be npi1s.
oned SIX months in the county JAIL upon ndcl.
mcnts therefor
fortand, Me-, April 2l, 1873. mayl5-6mt
, 1873-07-06

The yacht Ethan Allon, with party Of two
lndios aud 1--WE gentlemen on board, capsized
near tho Crib Friday afternoon, about 8 o'clock,
during tie squall. Tho tug Eusthphieve hap-
poued to be near at tho time and Capt. Holland
rescued the party from drowning. Capt. Hoi-
land received tho sincere thanks Of all.
Yesterday morning ". .. johnson atolo VAL
uable gold watch from N. II. Jaquays, in Ger
hardY's saloon, at the corner Of Randolph and
Doaplaiues atreeta. Tho thief was arrosted by
Oiiieor hliclael O'1Iara, who also found the
watch, by tho exercise Of considerable ahrewd-
moss, under tito stops lending from the rear Of
the saloon iuto the back yard.
Tho alnrua Of fire from Box 312 at half-paat
o'clock last evening, waB caused by fro in Il
threa-atory brick building No. 278 West Madison
stroott,, owned BY Col. Spray. and occupied by
Dyba1ls confectionery, tha ptock OF which waa
damaged to tho oxtont OF $3.50 insured III tho
American Fire aud Marine Company.
4 horso attached to q buggy ran away from
tho entrance to Lincoln Park yesterday after
noon. At tho corner Of Wells and Division
streets tho buggy was upset, by r..n-
ming against house Which WIS being
moYed and which stood in tho middle
Of the street. l. little boy I yours old,
pnmod James Muir, was thrown out with great
violence, fractnring his skull. and inlicting
other injuries which produced tho cllid's doath
at itB fathers houEe, ut tho corner Of Fullerton
avenue aud Racino avonuo Lost evening.
, 1873-07-06

,,, DETROIT, July s.-pAssED pows7propoers !,
Fountain ~ i ny: , Rh%!laa}p1'a, % Ta;'as, IsiE
mud bargcs Concord snd 1arges barls Arabia, Jane,
Delle, Katv Daroy Oneonta, Uaadllis, CLYDE; schss
scllylkil!. Management, ]. 3. Gardner, II. Dau',
Exile, Colltngwood h1agcllau. Grace Murray, Laura
belio osborue, Crosthwaite, L. y. Dlako ]. s. Rc-
nrdson, ORIENT 0ronada, LcA Johnson, Phelps, ORR
o!,ssaago. 3assa of liz Norsl, Lucy oiari 8. 4.
wsen, Sunrise, Iowhattan, Butcher boy, Folgsr.
vance, St.. Louis, Badger State, Pittsburgh and
hargeH oo Crosa and bargpa, lBaau A1ny n1,u bargus
ruttlo and bargea: bark Favorito; schrs Thomas
Ferry, Mediator Type Marcngo, Itoquots, nIolroas
Mauineu Valley, Juhn Wesley, Edward uutohcsou, st.
Aubrey.
W1sn-southwcst.
DETROIT, Mich, July Neutrality-suspicious. Down.
proH milwaukee,, Tro Kellvy aud barge, A1nndota aud,
barkua, N. Mills an1 bar9es, Hlansow aud bargea; !;
barkB Watson, Mentor, Van Yalkenburgh; ; schra
Flcetwing, Oliver 0Nver, 6ratou, Sawyer, j. O. Ktug
Monterey, Owasco Maderia, Ogden, Lake Forost, City
Of fa!usville YAukeo Biako, Pliio scoyile Hubbard
Cambridge, III. ]. Wiieox.
pAsskn up-Props Can!Ateo,. Moptana, bay City and
barges, 1toso and harGcs. jaVA, Yonng Aaerica,
Ara1es, Arctic; bark Racine; sclrs TAomIs 6hel-
dou, Harvest Homo, Southwest Nuw dominion, Pill
caI, II. j. Webb, 4. =. Moore
MIND--aUutlWtst.
, 1873-07-06


III addition to these considerable number Of
negroes dicdin the suburbs, and wo:o buried ili
yacaat lasls near the city by parties OF their
own color, without IMPLYING to our regular nn-
dertakers. We l'ayo heard OF 63 boins buried iu
ono place; not more than q fourth or q third
procured co5llna from tho undortukora. Tho
cascs titus occurring, Of which no account ID
haa added to those who died provtous to tho
7tll of Juno, it is thought will bring tho NUM-
mortality of tiis yoar las been fully equal in
number to that Of 1866, syhilo tho death rate &C.
eordinG to population, has boon considerably
lhrgor. Wo may call thiu pestilos,co BY what
SHOWS .lst III Il has I Seon 4as moro ps rsuan lent
lhan that which scourgad our city no terri
bly, in 1aGG. Thus wo find tl,at from tho 7th to
tho 8oth Of September in that year, both days
inclusive, tho number who dfod from ciloloru
days III June, there wcro CAT Deaths from
cholera, OF which the undortahers have a record
aud thou NO know Of from thirty to thirty-ivo
negroes buried at QUO place WHO are not included
grooter mortality this year. It s also probablo
tint d greater number were attacked this year
who reroyerod in 1866. We haSe heard this
suggested by persons In whoHe Judgment We
has followed tl1o old cholera track in it's
mortality bas been il Tho belt in Wl.oh
the largest mortality resulted from previous Wis
IT, showing conclnsiyoly that there must bo
something local which invites tho postilonce to
rovol in tholower portions Of tho city, where tho
wator is unquostionauly bad, and tho sewerage
Of such fufcrior character Us scarcely 10 deserve
tho nano. TloBe factB establish tho otler fact
| TINT wo have Ind cholora here in its
| worst forni-a cholera that kills equal to
anything of Asintio extraction. The noourge
hnH been d terrible ono, and the lesson II haB
taught us must not lightly be thrown aside, now
that the postilouco Ia lifting It's droad form and
| drifting away Lot III go resolutely To work and
mover DO caught again IN tho condition VIC were
| when tho cholera broke out among lii this time.
There is no reason why wo cannot aud should
| find no lodgment here.
, 1873-07-06
An Aspiring Cnbtrl-lko0T.

From tbs Montgomery ii td.} JaHrnnk.
On Thursday, tho l2th instant, II niloH frou,
tho City Of Montgomery, and in Montgomery
County, Mrs. Asa Anderson and Ley daughter
wero standing in their yard in tho afternoon, and
hoaring heavy rulnbing noise in tho direction
attention WAS callod in that direction, whom they
bohela Tho roof Of one Of tho cabins raisad about
feet directly aboya tho body Of tho cabin, and
eoomiugly hold perfectly still III mid-air foroght
Or tau seconds, thon rise perpondioularly until
os,ty oxcited BY the eircumHtanco, they both
stool watching for tho loseont Of tho lonse-top
for soyoral minutes, but the boards only proson-
ted themselves, looking at first like swallows
scattered around tho premises, but without a
siaHla l,isee Of tho sattets or ehoatiug. Tho
xoof was framed thgethor with stout nails; the
honrls wore $ feot long, aud naited on with
wfrlwind Visible, and only i gentle brooze blow
lug.
, 1873-07-06
BASE Ball.
THIS ltEUALT4H OLD TIMES.

THIS 1tE0ALf4a 0Lb TINES.
s.ncta1 Nis1atcA ~ The Chicago 1131aw.
nooKroHp. ILL.,, July 5.-Ono Of the noatcst
amateur games ovor aoon III tlia city came OF OH
tle fnir grounds botweon tho Forest City md
tho Chicago nlnos, this afternoon. Eets on tho
two clubs ran about oven. The rosltle OF tho
garde was a victory for tho Chicago boyB by n
score OF Ii to o. Tho tl,,ost play mntlo by tho
home club was difficult do,,ble-p!ey BY 1ryino,
the left fiellor, a.ld Addy, Hocond basemau.
White on tho side of tho Chicaguos, tho brilliant
fielding Of Tom Foley, and tho catching Of Dona-
lluo alictod frequent applause. Tho day WIS
fine but tho attendance small
LOCAL. AVrAIHs.
Tho Dane, Westlaka l. Coyort Club tlofcated
tho Firomo9,'a Club, yesterday, In tho fol1th
game OF their snrios By Il scoro Of 23 to .. 4
Inrge crowd and tho Firemcn'B Cornot band Weru
IL attendance. .......
Tie Liberty Base Bali Club Of this city, de-
sIres to rpturn its thnnks iD the Blnlf City Club,
Of Joliet, for tho excellent troatnluut 1t received
on the occnaion Of its recont visit to tint pleas-
ant rural town. Mcssrs. Killian, Oushman, Aei-
10y, and Orouyoy arc specially mentioned.
Ar THE EAST.
PHILADELPHIA, July 4.-Iaso bAll--Athletics,
IA; Wnu,ingtolls, 8.
BALTIMORE, July l.--paso -pLilatlolplias,
IS: Baltim0Tou, II.
Dos1oN, July i.-13aao bnil-First game Noso-
lutes, II BostoNs, 2, aecoud gama, B0atons,
50; 1ieBolutca, q.
BosfoS, July 5.-Daso Ball-Boatons, 13 !;
neHDlutcH. 2.
, 1873-07-06

Another case Of Incidental shooting occurred
yostorday evening at No. S24 North Curpuntes
street. AIT o'clock last evoning, Henry Houbener.
u boy II years old, dotern,ined to enjoy tho
Pleasures of the Fourth Of July on q
clear day, lind procured all old revolver,
and, as ho Walked along tho street, startled tho
Inhabitants Of tho vicinity by firing il of.
When opposite the residence Of hirs. Detzie
johnson, No. 324 North Carpenter street, he
80 carelass}y handled his woapon as to dis
charge the contents OF one Of i.s chambers in
Mrs. Johnson's mock, inlicting q wound
whioh two physicians pronounced fatal. Officer
Korr aoon afterwards arrested tho boy. Ho hns
been known as very good boy, and his atato-
mont TINT the shooting MAS an accident Ia he~
cago Avenue III station, Mrs, Johnson m is u M years cars
old, a,,d tho mother of two children. At : late
hour last night her condition was worry critical.
, 1873-07-06

THE THIRD RACE
Of the afternoon waH tho big one for the r11u-
ming premium Of 81, 900, nil agoB, ~, 800 to first
horsc, $500 to second, $500 to third, loats OF 5
1ntloa.' Out Of oight nominations tho following
horses appeared: JameH i. Summers ch. i.
March. log !ha; W: q. Harding's cl,: M. Enehre,
III tbs William jennings eli. c. Silent E'riond,
LOB lbs; 7. G.. lloore's b. III. Hollywood, iii
lba J. Conllsk's b. 8. Young Harry OF tho Wost,
los tta; 8. II, 1loynods' b, I. Eonus. Jos Lbs.
@ AaThs f1 stnr which was 2ds Ct pgn.
cept,ng 4ocond placv win yoane Harry Of .ho %yst
norss, who wa hit short iongth IL rear II loader;
In which order tho tudgcs' stand passed. At tho
snt ssS md Sns aaay
third place, sl tho rest Of the eld wero fast bcco
Ing scatereA. Tho alneuoss OF tho Aolnrs fliiy
tried at tao upper sud Of tue back.srocl, whero te
pace VA t alythng lovq.e anSl Enehrs ieA ash!ng
Tunuing very easily und.r strong pull, while Marci.
and Venus atlll fought for Third plaee, and run
n8 yo w 1 s
remark. At Tho Last turn tho throo LEADERS, were run
ming msgnAcsnt raee E1'chre making tho Asss wtta
sita rsiaea uat slo pasacd tI's jadgos' stand 81.
5 s s s i % xS ssaa Az. sa s as
ss sS:S .s, s ,.ss IT, s ;s
Silent Frlond H.ads strong effort, Ru bcgan 20 c1so
occasion, atd responded gullany, broakinS away and
leaving mntcrA In Atau quo, far ~ regarded her
sell mud tho fayarlte. Yhe run up thu baek.atre.eh
VIVA strugHls for supremacy betwcu tho two lcaders,
but each of tho oolla challenges wers met with
turn II WIS au1areut that Echrea lrosierts for HE
rsco Mere ssry bright i,.dsea, al Idea which was
:,,senghenoa :,nt BY tue fa't turn Of spesa she
n.cod milo was OVER, which Sue dill toaunH siirnt
EE!ena four lengths, Vea ed, whilo the rest Ut tho
Of lpnglhs behlnd tho thirl m.fe dpyoia Ut in
tcrcst Ilo relative positions Of the three leaders
uAined unchanged, notwithstanding tho Btreuuous o.
ozons u tho rios Of hilent Friend and Yenua to got
, 1873-07-06

From The San Francisco Bulletin, .inns 26.
1ng along Bryant street, between Third and
Fourth streets, d woman ran out of o dwelling
mud, exhibiting her bloody and scratched hands,
asked him iii III excited tone to ontor tho Ao,lBe.
flo accompanied her indoors, whou she explained
tho cauBo OF lor misfortune. She said party
Of little brats OF boys Ind turned powder into
the lock Of hor front room door mid placed 4
ilre-oracsor in tho koyholo. They then rang hor
tloor-Loll violently, and whom clio reached the
door tirod tho crnclsor, md an explosion followed
forced OFF md hor hands badly burned and lau-
erased. OF COURSE tho young raaca}s had es-
eapcd and the gentleman could only suggest
that she Immediately caro- for her painful
wounds, and, II possible, bring tho oouders to
ju8tice.
, 1873-07-06

Isear-Adnlirul Alslon, lato in command Of tho
Europeau station, left Villa rraucs, June 10,
in tllo United States stcaluor Brooklyn for New
York.
X man uau,eil Williams had Just completed l.
10 was caught in tho machinery and INSTANTLY
killed. Ila leaves family in Minnesota.
4 little Child OF Mr. Snow, four miles vest OF
Wcbator City, 1nwn, crupt upon the track Of tho
Illinois Ceuflal Railroad, aud WAS run over BY u
locomotive, cutting OF both aylug 1t will survive
It's injuriea.
The National Camp-Meetlug in session i'll
Cedar Rapids siuco tho 26th OF Juno adjourned
OIL Friday night. Tho noxt n,oeting viii ha fo'd
at gainesville, o. Tho SUCCESS Of tho meeting
hua not been 10 groat ns anticipated.
, 1873-07-06
H'flO Hslilfl.

ET1N q L0MuVh Letter.
The Shah himsolf certainly cannot be accro1It-
Cd with moro humane mud civilized itioas than
belong to tho average AsIatio despot. Tho fol-
lowing atory was told mo as illustrating his gem
Minister. WHO Ind held o1lco for two years, fell
into diBfnyor, Io removed him, ind, aftor
fow mouths imprisonment, had h1in built into
tho wall, with Just little hole left for breathing
till lla should staryo to death, Iliu. however, Ii
punishment III perala, md B said to layo much
favor With tho present Shah, though 1t might 10
supposed to DO confined to criminals Of o 1owor
1atik tllan Primo Minister. Tho most cruel ro-
liglos prosecutions are accredited to him Oh tho
host authority.
, 1873-07-06

1T1I8dF7GE, =
4 correspondent having AtatEa that all tho
tho ha1ao day Of tho weak M In 1851, lod to an
examination Of tho mattcr with tho following
result. Tho yeasH 1860, 1873, 1879 and tho Init
ton months Of 1881 havo the general holidays
aud also tho Church faatH aud Festivals on tic
ean1a day Of the wook anl mouth, Tho ordinary
public holidays In tho United States occur on
sumo weok aud month day i'll tho yeara 1900 1906,
1877, 1928, 1884, 1876, 1851, 1907, 1878, 1870,
1890, tho last ton mouths Of 1921, 1861 1854, and
drat two months Of 1919 auu 1BD0,
, 1873-07-06
Rohl Estate at Auction.

Tho attention Of readers Ia called to the thrpo
great auction Halcs advertised tho rst puge Of
paper by q. O. Thayer l. Co., real estate nuroneers
aud brokers, to saka place this week. On Tueslay
tho 8ti1 largo nnmber Of choice boulevard
and Msfwaukee avenuo lots will bo sold on
tho ground. 8tagea will leave from tho
corner OF Madison 1troot and Fifth nyenue lao p. f
day of aae, to take NIL who desire to atton the sle
to thu property. On Wednesday,, 9th, 18A splendid
PARK, will 10 sold on tho ground. Cars viii
lchyo tho corner Of Madison and Canal
" @ IN 81 tue asy q eoee ao saH ets n
eact 30 feet tront, located in the Vsuccuuea Road
Addition, Waahiugton Heights, adjoining Morgan
epecal froc train will lcayo flo depot Of the Chicago
Rock lhland l. Pacific Railroad, corner Of Vim Huren
viii. s,lo list of pronerty to be offered 1t auotlo
our scaAers can make selection, aud govern teI-
sesea accordingly In making their Investments, aiake
o n0to Of these Aalea and nttUud
, 1873-07-06

Losnox, July 60 p ,m.-oonsols- Money, o2x !;
ro!soloun--lsenned, 13N. 14useed oil, .c33 l6n@
pAl1s, July 6.-Hontos, 6af 3so.
urlan1s, sgd Orleans, D'sA Sales u2 10000 ua,es
slooula.on and EXPORT, 1000 bales American. oo0o
delivery ut Savannah aud Chasl.Ato,, l51Cd; July
and August not below; low n,3dalings,> q 0-10
September aelisury Of Now or1oanA, sgd. batDa Of
July wrre nude yesterday At u l-7dh.
Prayi4iolh-r6rk, 63s. Uheoae, Gts. Lard, a8s 3d.
DAron, sos ID fur short rib mldl1os.
Hplstts-pctrole,n,, l01a,
, 1873-07-06
hoat nnd Knte Campbell waa drawn atser tho
gocond heat, mud laod Dick aftor tho third.


Tie aoaunn was worry pucccnsful, considering
t,o extraordinary raln-Btorm which occurred Oil
tho dny Of tho meeting
uI:gatOfNEa RACES.
!speefat DfspdfcA to 7he Chfrnqo 1rf6ant.
DEsS{o1Hrs, July 6.-Tilo Polk County Fair
closed yostor1ny with largo attendance. Tho
principal feature was tho raoos Tho most ro-
jack Evans' 4-yoar old, only ak wooks in traia-
Ing, t1ado milo In 2:2D15 .rllis IL said to bo tho
fastcst timo on record for Il 4-yoar old.
, 1873-07-06
THE TRIGGER

strcial Diapaich to The Chicago Tribune.
BE1o1r July b.-YestortlAy was the LUST day Of
tho shooting tournament, and tho prizos wore
won by A. Price, Chicago; J. neoyos, Calumet
bud ". p. Johnson, Chicago. II. N, Sherman,
Of Deloit, lnalo the bost score during tho week,
killing fortyuipe out Of fifty birds ut tho regular
distance.
, 1873-07-06

pmirui. JlIue nj ky tic H"v, Df TIon.as, Kobost ",
DEaaluy sul hiarasrnt Hartmann both Vi this city,
pAXk0N--LARH1N-a ArlM9tou, ILL.,. July 2 bythv
, 1873-07-06

The ophlHg buds and tia feaEtant Inuers.
uia last thoughts TURNED to Il tWoes bouquet
bestowed iii tho osa Ut his o!os1ug lolrs.
Twas therefore vol Ia hayo mntlo bis hud
IN the co!utfs's Hl,a1lu on That sacted day
wa H. asss aseia' IL S;ast ,
MISCELLANEOUS.
1 dooD 1op@1 wouID LIRE To MAKE " AZ.
W. S
sS' e r. ss' j. t. nsSs fs aSss
vs ss9sss T1S sSs.s x s 5ss5
RooKso1siii r11P roI;, Sl:w on OLD Eo9KE
bR6 iaasy 81 .vt Ms HaS o'k s''7' CHAPLIN
RRANoII Or Til: ON Original, q: OI:NT oAL1:
sis sss %ss g. Il uiid fS
tng}. Best ,neat fn tic ctty for IS cents.
RooKs Opened! AND CLOSED, goEpIio1TNn
sRE 1T Bss!Ss;st ssa ss Z NJ y II StxSS tis1
s SES Esss Esss'5s 5s: Ii s siss, 3 .sas s
III u; :5 e s5 VI; W.T.
r WAIT 4 oilANN,. g, MAKE MONEY. An 5
adss. ofa VIZ 5 in4 sa 9e ess mol
IMHNT IEXEAYUoDY 70 Know THAT pr: J3ITa
bos desa. h. sss ss e TIT. g q ss
~ ef G4ss o
Ans; nAhKAM fNFoRSiS iiEii MANY XRIEXDS
eoaa CO.. s' Ell @sss ffaa 2 gsSSisy t'F city OF
pE5v ~ i,,, o iS35 Wts 81 Xos REESsp i;5
iii ses ss g. ss sass u s;s. 4 4 b s , IT, Ss re-
ss 9nly na s 9ft I*se ss, e,aGns on h she pnsa
IS;
13LuMnEas Observation-Disclosures MISUNDERSTANDING WXNTED:
, 1873-07-06

The big raoe OF tho meeting was FREQ for all,
= trot for q purae Ut u ,200. Tho track was worry
heavy. There woro Hoyen ontrios. Natchez
aud Black Frank were dlatancal on tho frat
The Portland daily press., 1873-07-11
SPECIAL NOTICES.
CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED
sCHENCK's PULMONIC SYRUP,
sCHENCK,s sEAWEED TONIC,
sCHENCK,s MANDRAKE PILLS,

Are the only medicines that will cure Pulmonary
consumption.
Sometimes medicines that will stop cough will Of
ten occasion the death of the patient 1t locks up the
liver, stops the circulation of the blood, hemorrhage
follows and in fact, coggng the action of the very
organs that caused the cough.
Liver complaint and dyspepsia are the causes OF
two-thlds of the cases of consumption. Many
complaining with dull pain in the side, the bow
els sometimes costive and sometimes to loose tongue
coated pain in the shoulder blade, feeling sometimes
very restless, and at other times drowsy the food
that is aiken lies heavily the stomach accompani
ed with acidity and belching of wind. These symp-
toms usually originate from dsordercd condition Of
the stomach torpid liver. Persons affected, if
they take two heavy colds, and if the cough in
these be suddenly stopped the lungs, liver and
stomach clog, and remain torpid and inactive, and
before the patient is of his situation the lungs
are mass of sores, and liberated, and death is the
inevitable result.
Schenck's Pulmonic Syrup is anexpeetorant which
does not contain any opium, nor anything calculated
TO check cough suddenly.
Schenck's Seaweed tonic dss the food, mixes
with the gastric juice of the so aeh digests easily
nonrlshes the system, and Great healthy circua-
Con OF the blood. When the els costve, skin
shallow, and the patient Is a billions habit
Schencks mandrake Pills required.
THESE meC1clnes are prepared by Dr. j. III
SCHENCK " son, Northeast corner of Sixth and
Arch Streets Philadelphia. PENN and for sale nv
GEO. C. GOODWIN & CO., SO Hanover street. Bos
ton, and John f. Henry, College place. New York.
For sale by Druggists generally. sept3sneodtf
The Portland daily press., 1873-07-11
VALUABLE INFORMATION.

BOSTON Dec. y, 1869.
tentlemen-My only object in giving you this tesi-
moniai Is to spread valuable information. Having
peen padly AFT icted with Salt Rheum, and the
Whoe snriace ofmy skin being covered with PIN
pies auu eruptions many of which caused me great
pam ana and knowing it to be blood dis
ton, among which was any Quantity of Sarsaparilla.
without obtaining any benefit, until / commenced
taking the vEGETINE; and before had completed
icine. Consequently followed on with It until l
had taken seven bottles, when 1 was pronounced a
from pimples and eruptions. 1 have never enioyed
so good health BEFORE and attribute all to the use
of VEGETINE. To benefit those afflicted with
Rheumatism, will make mention also of the VEGE-
TINES wonderful power of curing me of Ibis acute
complaint. of which have suffer d so intensely.
G. H. TUCKER, Pas. Agt. Mich. c. X. R.,
29 Tyler Street, Boston.