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The Hoat Photographs In Chicago
ars taken by urntt, studios corner Stats and Wlsh-
agton sresta dent!!s u tho ouiy atti.t III the West
Fho photographed nstor, Enttaucs by elevator usx
to Carter Wasgins Gnan store,
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INDIANA ScH0Ol.MONEf,

5pteidl DtsVa|eh 2 Tia CA1cads 5fibN0s.
Ixp1ANAroLls, Hay 2s.-Warrants wore Issued
to-day Oh the Btats Treasurer In favor Of tho
fellowtng-uamsd counties On occount Of tho
school revenue funds, Casa, SIC, IA; Hpen-
Ger, sle. e.2274I Harrison, $l3,642.42; Jackson,
el2,703.7+; Dayless, fl2Do3.84i Randolph,
el4,7le,92, Monroe, S9,eo3.u0; Posey, $la.-
R4Hla
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adlss you can't aebss tLs nca from tahabco but ypu
induce them 10 brush thsr teeth With aozodont,
which removes tbs unpleasant odor ot "ths WEED, n
aud Nh!taQs tA4 dental surface
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Not content with tho worldwide reputation Of ths
organs bearing hls nnsns Mr. Dardet Asa st su.hes
improved It hy ths soccnt Introduction Of ssyeTa
va'usbl. Inventions which largely ucrs1sa its carae.t,
and improve ia quality ot tons For sals by Lyon 4
uealY, LA Stats street.
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that everybody sersa to want liiIxrr, jenkins /
Fa1on, 223 and Isl BAto street, lin "IIoussfurutahn<
lluH to decorate, parss, and furnish beading for
thelE housea7 Do ihsre and you'll see
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in sll four Of the charges against ths defendant
and tho record Of the Court wss tnads acoortF
ingly.
Tho arRuncnt npon tho motion waa then COM
monce1 aud Was continued for asyoEAl hours.
Tho Court finally said be would take no case
unslor adysssment and EiTs decision Monday
morning.
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Glen Flora Mineral Watar IL drawn froIa fountains
bJ tho glass by most Ut the snt mineral stt&t
asalesx II. tue city. you w!4h COOL l%sthiul ~
ftsshiug drink, Try Il.
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plnnod and ORGANS.

on% hundred planus and urssns 10 rent alas seeoud
hand pianos for sails At great bargains. u make roon
for nah stoet. ". ". KlxsALL, htat> and A4.sas
streets.
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THE ST. LOUIS HaYOHalIY.

81. LouIs, No, May 2s-Ths MayosAlty mad
Ole wls cleared up Tonight by tbs City Couacia
pa4Alng resolution declaring Col. James II.
BRETON Mayor soeotdins 10 the returns OF tho
lat4 sl<osion. Nr. pttstsA vii b lnAuau1alAd
II ! a'elook te-na61pu.
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CHuncH. .sTEEPLE ACCIDENT.
OMAHA, Mar 28.-A letter from Seward, Nab,
slatsB that V. Daniels, respected citizen. fell
from the spiro OF ths Daptiat Church. which IL
erecting, Rud mas instantly killed.
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DOCTORS.


Special Correspondence af Fht Cascaas 7rtbana.
Dksafo1NIs, Ia. May 27.--The Stats Society Of
A1iopathic doctora is In aossion hero. Tbs As-
tendance Is tho largest for many years, and em-
braces the best mon in tlo profession fn tho State.
Over fifty uew members wars admitted Jeatsr-
day.
The presentation OF assigned essays was
usagro. The DOCTORS are evidently lazy in
literary way.
Dr.. ". &. Robinson, Of Mnscatine. z.ad m
lowed bya general discussion Of tho topic, taking
= mido raugc, and embracing fund Of valuable
Information.
Dr.. Peck, Of Davenport, aurseon-in-C Chief Of tho
Department Of Surgery Of tho kock Islsud Hall
Injuries tho Result Of Railroad .Accldeuts. It
was al essay rc1octiug g1oat credit upon him.
tho profession, and tho State University, Of
which he is Professor. II will be published.
wbieb oisctsd eonsdeiabs eon a % discussion. &'''
L. C.simonfon hti1rcd up the Society % tho
foundation With an ossay On Tho Use OF Alcohol
III Tgphoil Fover. Ha oppoaed ita nae, and
gave his roasona, numeFouslY sod cogont1y. Tho
d.ecuss!on Nae lively, pro and con.
Dr.. 4. q. Field dropped hot shot into the
rnooking iu : treaties on Newspapers aud Doc
torB. For several years tho II. .. g Who llavo been
fortunate enough to become worthy of mention
by tho press for their ekt1l in medicino o. uur-
gerJ, have beou scored by tho aocisty for Tiola-
tion of tho rulo Of medical ethicB, for allowing
thoir names to be mentioned Ia tho pspera. or
for publication Of their busineBs-cards. Dr..
Field maintained that tho spirit Of the sgo had
aud that tho press Was power doctora
md tho Society could not ignore. He could not
500 why doctors should turn their faces against
tho press, mora than other professions. He was
loudly applauied. It la probable tho rus will
bo modified, and doctor allowed to rsccivo n
''puf1" whoa he can get It.
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THE IOWA EcLECTtCs.

THE IOWA ECLECTIC9.
Srtetat Correspondence If ut Chtta7o Tribune.
UKs NolNEs, Ia.. May 27.-Tho Btnte Eclectic
Society WAS iu aession yonserday, bat transacted
no husness Of importance. There WA An In
crcaaed Attendanos over last year. Tho only
topic presented for dIncussion mas case Of tu-
NOR OF tho mamme. DR., Shoemaker WAS called
on for d'ngnnHia and treatment. pisgnosiss !
scrofnlous tumor. Ireatment Amputation Of
mamma, followed with constitutional treatment
aud electricity.
Dra. W.ltao, Moulton, Cooper OEermau. and
Carter discussed the pathology aud tteatmens
Of cancor IN general.
A Aarieb OF resolutions Of rcspeot to The mem-
ory Of Dr.. A. II. BAldrsdgo Of UrbanA O.. wore
adopted.
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MINNESOTA.
Spftt1l Dfsua{th ia 1h$ EhteGpp 1rfbHne.


Spretul D!suatth to Tbs Ch.raue 7Fforne.
La CnoseE, Wis, May 2s-Tho following crop
report IL mado from telesEams aud lotssrB ro-
eoirod to-day: Tho Atlyiccs arc from tho two
lower tiers Of countiea IN Miuuosota, extending
along .hs lines Of the Southern alluncsots aud
Winona 4 st. Peter Railroads. Commencing
from tho weat, Watouwan and Martin Conntiea'
nheat prospects, aro good, but with not oror 90
per cant OF last yoaE's acreage, owing to lack Of
seed. 1u the Counties Of Diuo Earth aud Fafi-
bault whoat Ia fino, With perhaps little lcss
planted thiH year than last. In WAsoca, Freedom.
Eteele, Dodge, Mower, olmsted, Fillmore,
WinonA. and Houston countcB, vhoAt psoa-
poets .aro very 0asteriug, NTH tnlly TO per
ceut n,ors xcreago than last yc1r. The grass
hoppsra aro repofssd to DO In CO 'derabfo force
In tho northern part Of Hue .carh County
adjoining the NON Ulm infested district. With
thla exception no graashoppotn are reported IN
the above named countes. Con, Is doing vel,
and lszke crop Is looked for. In tho wostesa
countica two acroa Of corn arc planted this yoar
to ono last. Throughout 6outhorn Minnesota A
very much needed rain has boon falling, warm
and ateady, tho past twcnty-four and thirty
hours. The weather IL quito cool tonight.
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Twcnty-Soven Isopcrs-fn Driven
Out Of Town.
How an OH Gentleman from ths Country Dtsooui.
flied an Operator.

Tbs remainder of the bnoko cAsoa were dis
posed Of yesterday In = summary manner and II
Juattco summerficld's order Ia carried ont tters
will he tweuty-snven less Of tho sharpots in THU
city before this day has passed.. Judgs
Bhrovs, late of st. Louis, waa employed By
tho prisoners to defend theu,, and II wss
mainly through his efforts that thoy moro a.
lowod to oscapo penalty, nut tho Court raa
evidently determined TO drive the parties from
the city, aud proposes to 500 TINT l.iH orders arc
obo.ed:. Tho 1rst caeo called wss that Of Alex
nnder tlaincs, and. aftof bslot ioAelng, ho HM
lot OF Oh condition that be would
LEAVE TIE CITY FORTHWITH.
George Wlsson aud William Tucker Tere tined
s25 each. aud sentonce suspended on their
csaca waa rsgrancy. William Davis, J. II. For-
guson, lonry Morris. aud Frank JohnHon 30
fectea Jury trial, and wcro acquitted hfter
short connulsasion. Judge fhroso n,aao sonan
lilo prisoner, aud evidently succeeded In con-
vIncsng ths jury that, IT, as asserted by tho Of
fcors, hia csents wore bunko Topera and con-
!ideucs mon. they could mt 10 common rh-
Eranta. "A charged. Detectives and policemen
nere the witnesseh againnt tho prlHoncrs.
Tho Court then made s,.tuna1J disposition OF
THE OTHER CAsEH1
By ordering .tho parties to leave thu citY ~
twonty-fonr hos,rs. under ponalty ot : figtd
prosecution in case lila order .wss not obcyed.
Counsel informed tho Justice that his tnstruc-
tlona would be carried cut. It was subsequently
ascertained that twenty of The hordo that
has infested tho city and u,ade 1t 60 hot for tho
stsAnXcsa will leayo this evening for other
p1aces to ply their sharp practices. hany
Of tho shatpors arc very young, and have tito
appearance Of respectable porsous. II il ha,d
that tho Successes Of feH Of tho older aud
moro sl'llful operators have Induced numbor
nF young mon employed in men!ai capacisioa ut
low wages TO enter upon tho luttcEy, bunko. and
coufltlanco swindes in the hops Of pocketlng a
pile Of money, But they hare beon greatly dis
appointed, and but for the endeavors Of tho
odcr beads would not laro escaped 20 easily.
Tha casos yesterday did not excite any special
lntorcat. OF CALI togsthes IarGs audience:
It Ia understood that II any Of ths prisoners
remain lore aftor to-dny thoy will bo rea'restcd
and sent to the Dri.owslt. but TINT remains to he
Foen. TIE TR1nus1's c!To,ta to rid tho city Of
tho pests haso proved Buccossful for thcir opcr-
ations havo ceased SO fur - can 10 learned
Tbsle have been no canen, OF bunko and conf
dance operations reported snce WodncsdaT
night: when ": J: Barney, q Darahoo, Wls., was
dipped out Of 2290 In the Kontucky Block den.
Thta place Inns boon cloncd, and on account OF its
no.oricty rill probably remain 10.
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FURNITURE,

- II = Il NlRTII-AF.+
Kss& r h3ha ths ksas: As,sstn.sAt y ths city o} NJ.
R1Ha osaes o3ant.rs bhsltius, .ltstlas5stors. Al
The Portland daily press., 1875-09-27
MINOR TELEERAms,

Charles L Townsend committed suicide at
Maiden, Mass, Saturday afternoon by taking
laudanum.
Base ball in Chcago-Philadelphi Is, Chi
Cages g.
The Bank of California will reopen in Octo
Der. An assessment of 20 per cent will bt
made.
Thomas Merchwal. Republican, was elected
Mayor of Nashville, Saturday, by majority of
1852 over Spe Ger Eakin, tue regular Demo
cratic nominee.
The Troy line steamer Sunnyside sank at her
dock 10 New York Friday evening Just on the
eve OF departure. The passengers aud crew
had a narrow escape, but no loss of life occur
red
In accordance with the report of the COM
mssoners, the Secretary of the Treasury has
instructed Supervising Architect Potter to
strengthen an complete the oncrete founda
ton of the new Chicago Custom House and
then proceed with thu construction of the
building.
John Abbott, wei! known citizen Of
Salem Mass, committed suicide by hanging
Sa urday morning, to escape from fnauca
troubles
John V. Barron, aged 80, died in Lake Wit
laee, VT, Yesterday. H. served 10 the war OF
1872 as lieutenant in the I1th N. S. infantry.
Capt. W. P. A. Stranchin of the steamer
City of Hudson, plying between Catskil anc
by shooting himself with a revolver while seat
ed on h mothers grave 10 the Episcopal
cemetery at Athens, New York. Siuce the re
cent robbery on his bo It he has been depressed
10 spirits, and this is thought TO be the cause
of the act
The Portland daily press., 1875-09-27
WASHINGTON.
The Effort to Purchase the Black Hills

The Effort TO Purchase the Black Hills.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 25.-It is not impossible
that the Commissioner of Indian Affairs may
join the Black Hills commissioner at the Red
Cloud agency, in case there is further delay. 1t
is believed by many that his presence there
would greatly expedite matters, and perhaps
more weight would be given to his representa-
tions by the Indian chiefs, to the most of whom
he is personally known, than the members of
the commission, since the sachems knew him
to be an agent of the ''Great Father" The
Commissioner is of the opinion that So, 000 900
which has been mentioned as the sum The Com
missioner will offer for the Black Hills
country, would be moderate sum in view
of the advantages the government would Sc
cure from their accession, He also thinks that
$4,000 placed at the disposal of the commits
sion. with which to purchase for the Indians at
the com mencement of their negotiations, would
have appeased the indians and facilitated mat
tiers very much besides being wise stroke of
policy on the part of the government.
Raid ON Lottery.
The Postmaster General to day directed the
Postmaster at Dennlson to withhold and for
tered letters addressed to the Texas Gift Con-
cert Association, lottery concern The order
is similar to the one Issued in the case of the
lottery agent l.. D Sine of Cincinnati.
The Crops.
The September reports of the Departments of
Agriculture says of the corn croD: Could it be
thoroughly ripened IT'S aggregate would exceed
any previous crop, and the we ID per acre would
he one of the best, Notwithstanding the losses
ov Tue ov-IAow of the bottoms and saturation
OF heavy, nat soifr, such losses proving less
than the usual damages by dr0uttr aud insects
while the rains have greay benefited the crops
on DRYER aud higher soils. Nearly everywhere
corn is late 10 maturing from one to two weeks
The general high condition is still maintained,
the average being one per cent, higher than II
August
The Portland daily press., 1875-09-27
MASSACHUSETTS,.
The Fail River Troubles,

FALL RIVER, Sept 25.-Nearly all the mills
bave been open today. They give the opera
tives VINO desire 10 sign the contract or agree
ment an opportunity TO do so. In some in
stances the cor roratious havSgiven their over
seeis copies of the agreement, aud they have
canvassed throughout their tenement houses.
finding but few however willing TO $ gu. abour
toirty weaVers and few carders at the Westa
moe spoo Jag room. The help " no have not
been identified with the vacation are all pre-
pared tor work The Richard Borden mill
stauds far in advance as 10 help. large
number of weavers, all the spinners but one,
have signed the contract. 1t is believed this
mill will start on Monday with nearly full
complement of help. All the mills will open
Monday morning, and all help willing to sign
will be received, and others rel acted Many of
the operatives do not object to the first article
of the agreement, but rebel against the second,
saying they will not sign away their birthright.
Delegates the Republican State Con-
vention.
SPRINGFIELD, Sept. 26.-The Republicans in
the shire and representative towns IN three of
Those of Northampton unanimously adopted a
resolution endorsing Charles Fraucs Adams
and chose delegates who will vote for him. In
Greenfield a large caucus chose avowed Ad-
ans delegates by vote of 2 to over all other
candidates. At the Pittsfeld caucus speeches
were made iu favor of Adams nomination
and third of the delegates are certainly for
him and perhaps more. A number of the
smaller towns in this region which elected del
egates yesterday, also go for Adams The
Republicans returns for the five western coun-
lies to date are as follows: Committed to Rice
%; Loring 26; Adams and independent 14S.
The Portland daily press., 1875-09-27
THE TEXAS STORM.
Further %eporfs of Damage

HoUsToN, Sept "A The schooner A. G..
Webber, due at Galv sion, with the wife and
family of Capt. Wells on bard, is probably
lost.
The channels and bars on the coast have all
been shifted and great care will be necessary
by navigators.
The TWO lighthouses on thu east and west
shoals at the entrance of Matagorda bay were
swept away and the keepers aud their families
lost.
Yesterday The Morgan steamship Austin
from lodianola to Havana with $50 beeves, was
10 the bar here scharging dead cattle, b wing
only 25 alive One of her wheels is disabled
aud she rs on her way to Brashear to repair
At Macy Brazos county, the storm ragged
furiously 1t began the morning of the 16I h,
and ragged for sixty hours. Macy's house was
capszed.
Christina Point was entirely swept away.
The Uni.ed States revenue cutter living at
Veiasco wa capsized aud carried out to sea,
having cen previously abandoned by be r crew,
none of whom are known to be lost
There are no advces yet from Brownsville,
Aranzas Pass, Point Isabel, Rockport or Cor
pus Christi.
Dead bodies continue to be picked up on the
coast. La some instances fingers and ears aie
found cut by thieves to get the jewelry
The first train passed over the international
and Great Northern railroad yesterday. All
the trains are now running except to Calves
ton.
The Portland daily press., 1875-09-27

unpopular with large section of the party on
account of her pronounced Ultramontansm,
has abdicated the regency, and leaves the
young Prince to be guided by counsels more in
accord with the prevailing sentiment of the
party The Prince Imperial will be- guided
wholly by NJ. Rouher, thus restoring to prom
inence in the party the section which stead
tasty opposed all concessions to the constitu
tional party and disapproved of the lberalized
policy of M.Emille Olivier previous to the war
of 1870. Should the party succeed in restoring
the Emperor, his choice of leader leaves no
doubt of its character. 1t will be imperial in
the full sense of the term, and the council at
Arenburg has decided on the constitution of
1852 in all its vigor as the one of their choice.
The policy agreed upon as best calculated TO
advance the interests of the party in the pres
ent Assembly is continuous demand for a
plebiscite which will leave the fnal decision
as to the form of government in the peoples
hands. 7 ais is in continuation Of the policy of
the Emperor himse f, wins always founded his
power upon plebiscite. They will also de-
mand a revision of the constitution in accord
ance with article of the constitution of Feb
ruary s.
The Portland daily press., 1875-09-27

MADRID, Sept 26-The Alfonsist army in
Navarro is closing around the Carlist position.
Don Carlos aud Gen. Dorregary are still at Es-
tella. Gen. Iona has defeated the Carlsts on
the Vain aseda line, cutting their communities
tions with the valley of Caraneger.
The Portland daily press., 1875-09-27
BY TELEGRAPH.
MATTERS IN MAINE.
Fire at ROothbay.

BATH, Sept. 25.-The store, fiji houses,
wharves &C.. of Watson & Co., at Nickerson's
Point, Bootbbay. with their contents, were to-
tally destroyed by fire last night. Loss about
$4,000; no insurance.
Hotels IndicteF for Liquor Selling.
SACo, Sept. 26-The graud jury at Allied
came in on Friday, having held session of
two and a half days aud examined 100 wit
nesses, aud found 63 indictments about AZ of
which are for iquor selling The criminal
business comes mp Oct s. Among the liquor
indictments are some against landlords of the
Traybor House. Starr House, and Gorham
House at Old Orchard, the Biddeford House
and Sa,o House. Several Druggists have also
been indicted.
Postal.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 26-Postmasters APP
pointed: Sargant A. CoffiI Chorndike Sta
tioh Waldo County. Me-; VIM. A. Perry,
Winnegance, Sagadahoc county. Me.
Postotfice scontinuel-Drigo, Keune bee
county, Maine,
The Portland daily press., 1875-09-27
MINOR TEIEGKAMs

Thomas aud Magdalen Spark, Germans, aged
respectively 90 and 60 years, residing on Green
L. Island near Troy, New York, took laudan1m
thursday night intending to commit suicide
Lnonas partly recovered Friday aud repeated
me uose' put even that failed to kill him.
bis WE DE, Friday night. He has been
out If work for eighteen mouths and having
expended al his savings, he With his wife pre
ferred death to subsistlng on the county or on
friends VI WI
Jacob of New ALBANY. Ind h.o+ b;s
wite's brains on with 'mmer, then strana No.,
led her W th a oiece OF muslin, then scr q 10 :
MS cottase' aus then Went into the back ward
aud Reuter-. who was not dead was taken TO-
Jail, where he is dying.
Michael Bowen was suffocated by coal gas in
Philadelphia Saturday night
The attempted revoutioa in San Domingo
proved A ttI'nr-
The Fourth National Bank of Chicago wen
To-, liquidation Saturday The deposi,ors lose
nothing
The Portland daily press., 1875-09-27

last and induced to 60 to Lynn A warrant
was obtained charging her with perjury in
swearing falsely against Mr.. Parton, and she
was arrested without being informed for what
cause She was confronted in the city mar
shal's Office with the real mother Of the child,
and the scene was of touching nature, the
Jones woman being overcome at once more re.
covering her child, while the Cotton woman
was speeches. at the sudden and unexpected
exposure Of her shameless conduct
The Portland daily press., 1875-09-27
DOMESTIC PORTS.

SAN FRANCIsCO-Ar 23d, ship Triumphant,
Libbey. New York.
Sid 18th, baraue Enoch Talbot, Rogers, Seattle.
GALVESTON-Ar 23d, parque Brazos, Fuller,
NEW oRLEANs-Cld 23d, sch Monadnock, Baker.
Nuevitas (and sailed.)
Ar goth, ship Marcia Greenleaf, Bunker, Reyal
via Delaware Breakwater.
Cid goth, sch Eta & Josie, Bunker, Sagua.
SAVANNAH-SId 25th. brig Mary E Dana, Fuller,
for Bath
CHARLESTON-Cld 21st inst, sch W G Moseley.
Urann. Fernandina.
Ar Esd, sch Aneroid, Talbot, Bristol.
Ar oath, ship Richard Ill, Hubbard, Liverpool via
AEEXANDRIA-Ar 22d, sch David Ames, Ames
Windsor. Ms.
BALTiMORE-Cld 23d. sch L A Knowles, Chase.
Boston,.
Ar oath, schs W G Lewis, Baxter, Boston; John T
Manson Manson, do NJ Wiley. Wiley do; A
Simpson, Simpson, Deer Isle; FawD, Baker, from
Portland.
Cid 21th, barque Augusta Small, o. Brien tor
Observation-Disclosures 22d, scbs Julia Elizabeth
Conary, Bluehil; George Prescott, Guptill, Vnal-
haven; Nellie Chase, Norton, Portland Georgia,
Ar 9th. brig Amy A Lane, Carver, Glouces tel; ;
sch j Willard. Wallace, Portland; j Talbot
Croker. Boston.
Ar oath. brig Stephen Bishop. Gky, Buenos Ayres
Cid 23d, schs Kate Walker, Ryder, Fairhaven; E II
Herman Herman, Bangor.
Newcastle-Passed down 24th ship L b GilchIist,
for London sch Kate Walker, tor Boston
Sid FIN Delaware Breakwater 26th. brig G G Colson
for an eastern port Smith, for Providence; scbs
Senator Grimes. and Hattie Card.
NEW YOkK-Ar 23d, barque Granada, Hodgdon,
New Bedford schs j L Leach, johnson, Baltimore;
Uncle Tom, Look. Two Rivers MS; Hall, Keef,
Windsor, MS; S j Watts Watts, st John, N b: Gem,
Thomas, and e Gregory. Snow, Rockland Fannie
q Edith. Ryder. Belfast; Leeman, Leemap,
Hallowell; Flora Sawyer, Nutter Somerset; VIC
Hall, Hail. Rockland; Mars Hill, Miller, Buehili;
The Portland daily press., 1875-09-27

Alcoholic excuses cannot be too earnestly depre.
rated, both for their destructive effects upon the
constitution and their pernicious influence upon
mans general welfare. At the same time there 8
little probability that he will cease to indulge in
them until the end of time. Common humanity
would therefore to dictate the suggestion of the
most efficient means of counteracting their effects.
There not among indicated stimulants one so ad-
miraby calculated to counterfeit the physical
quences OF hard drinking as Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters which relieve the and headache pro-
duced by it, steady the trembling nerves, and yield
that uneversh repose which is the best recuperant
OF health shaken by excess The bilious symptoms
caused by dissipation promptly relieved by the
Bitters which also an excellent remedy for all
disorders affecting the stomach, bowels, liver and
urinary organs, to which it imparts unwonted reg
ularity and tone.
The Portland daily press., 1875-09-27

HAVANA. September 26.-Sugars have been dull
Sugar No to 10 at III liz reals per arrob ;Conce-
trated Sugar; fair to good quality at 90 reals;
Muscovado Sugar do common to fair l11a q 121 re-
fugal Sugars Nos II to ID, boxes, 16a q 1T reals in
hhds at 1T 17a reals; stock in warehouses at Ha-
vana and Matanzas, 226,50O boxes and 100 hhds
rceeip of the week $4,000 boxes and 100 hhds; in
Guiding 5000 boxes and all the hhds to the United
States. Molasses nominal.
Freights nominal. Exchange nominal; on United
States 90 days currency 119 q 1911.
The Portland daily press., 1875-09-27

TRUST to the efficacy of Hunts Remedy. 1t will
remove dropsy Bright's disease kidney, bladder and
glandular complaints diabetes, gravel incontinence
secretion of urine, mental and physical debility
female weakness,pain in the back and loins general
prostration encourage Sleep create appetite and
brace up the enervated system. and renewed health
will be the result. sep22deod&w1w3S