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Sic DIdn,l Sny Anything.

A few days ago, says the Sun Francisco
Chronicle, rather paase lady got into
closely packed car on KeNrney street, near
The AIaison Dore. At first no one rose to
give her u seat, but, as the car reached the
White House, a gentleman, evidently an
invalid, struggled painfully to his feet,
and with u quiet "a sea! Madame
stepped 10 one side for the lady. She took
possession with an aggrieved look, M
though he had been defraudlng her Of her
lust due. lie seemed u littlO surprised
and perplexed for moment, but, us the
car swung around the corner to go w.
Iiost street, 10 bent over with II pl caSed
smile and qucried, "Beg PARDON hatY
In n voice audible TO everyone IN the
car. With rather tart voice, SlIo nm
swered, III did not say anything to you
sir" The smile on his face grew plainly
cynical with her reply, and, III he turned
to walk to the front Of the car, he re-
marked, Excuse me, Madam, | thought
YOU said-pThank you!" The lady red
tlened, stopped the car, and got out
leaving but one calm face, that Of the
invalid, who resumed his seat.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A
Valuable Farm In Marshall County

Notice ID hereby given that WI shall, pursuant 70
q lleCrOO Of tho County Court for Marshall county
West Virginia, made md entered on the lith day
Vi january 1875, IN cause IN ClaneOry penlng ~
said Court, wherein Tho Merchants National Bank
Of WWt Virginia, ut Wheeling Is Complainant, AMI
Martin r. Wayman and others arc Defendants,
proved 10 sCll al public auction 10 the highest aud
lest bidder, at tho front door u tho Court lIOuSO Of
Manhall county, West Virginia, G Wv,
On SATURDAY, Tho i3th Day 81 March, 1875,
Commencing al 10 o'clock A. w., the following de-
ScrlOd a estate, that ID " Say; certain tract Of
land situate on tho waters Of BOggl' Run, In the
bounded a. follows tG.WIti Beginning al stone Ii
q lanB, corner 10 Samuel Allen, thence D. vest
y IOlGs 70 stake on TRVine, branch Of Boggp
Run; thOnC0 down sail TavlnO with Tho moAndarS
thereof aud binding thereon, 100 lilo P0les, 70
leOch OH tho north bank VI Eall branch Of rum
thCnoU n. g21So west II Tell. poles 70 bseChi n
22To wU4t " 7-iO poles, % whlteoa N. ". west
40 roles, 10 BtAke themes N. 61S east II 4.lO
IOlus u sugar tree; thence N. Az east II B.10
iOles ~ tl0gWOOli n, ~ cast Is poles % augAr
ircej N. S71 east % poles 70 an ironwoOdj N. 68.
VaSt lilo POLES " stone; thOncO NJ 66M' cast II
poles To Stonei thence n. ST. east w poles 70
stone near q locust n. G2' eaSt poles % d laKe
hickory; N. cast 7IOles 70 sugar treO thence n.
tH5' Basl 80 poles 10 beech on tue west branch Of
Boggs' HUM thence down mid branch n. M west
!? piles 10 stake corner 70 aILl OF Thomas Todd
dCFa thereof and binding thgreOn 40 $40 poles to
stone; thence D. e wG8t III 2.l0 poles t0a ItoIoi
thence g. G6L' west 80 poles 10 the place Of begin.
ming, containing ono hundred and four acres and
Bixty.yB poles 10 tho SINE more OT los, with hll
tho buildings and appurtOnanCOs therOunlo belong
Ing,
1ERMs or sALR-O One third Of The purchase ThOns
ey IN cash, and tho hlanCeln Two equal annual pay
neniA tho deferred payments 10 DO secured u The
satisfaction VI tho Commissioners;
DANIEL PECK,
HANNIBAL FORBES,
Special Commissioners I
Etun1,t.nv ta9E MI fa1tlIw
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DR.. !. H, LONGDoN
MEDICAL QUACKERY
Facts with which the Sick should DO Well
Acquainted.

In these llmos Of " much Rleiiell SptcllalOa aad
qGaekeFV, Il Is but right that tho invalid public
should DO vol fortified against all attempS Ut ll-
position and fraud, The alex AhOuld bo carefully
guarded against 0Vury uloplan Theory and deceptive
system Of medical practices which transcend tho
bounds Of reason. Wlsn thOy SEQ In tho nuEsIa-
papers or elSOwhpru pTUlCnAOnA 10 wonlerOls learn
lug aud skill III tho treatment Of disease, Ny men
having nv abttliAg hOHb Or permanent habLtattOa,
ltlnOrating lrOm city 70 city, may safely bo sot
down ~ tho account Of medical brokerage dAd Stc-
a % sgch cunning 9ys BIGicGIGTi ~ g0 2,
aipaiiS6msRu arc well calculated 70 lOcolvei but
thHss prelenB0lg seldom have any Foundation ln
truth Or Just claim 10 confidence, no matter Win
how much pafMl9 Of learning or pOatlVcllGsa OF as-
Sertlon they arc made II this 10 10, prudent man
will consider we'll befOTe VOnturtng Ills lealtlI-nay,
more, biz lIig--ln such hands tdhuI IL HtO, JdSli
In OmnibI-lAlSo In one thing, ialsO In eTcrgihing-
Is 4 Aafe maxim, aud thOSa who dHfeglnl u may DO
cruelty lOceiyCl FOFya OuT country hns Wit
messed tho bOlIlGat, must lmpllent aud nlOnsLrous
lnstlOns IN the way Of travelling SGll.Aiyl ply
SIClanS Tho Prophet Of "Medlrated lnhalaliOh,''
CAlms that this treatment n M hands, cures au
diseases u tho lungs Notwithstanding IL utter
failure 10 do ~ has lOen FULL demonstrated ny tho
whole mUlCal prOfGsIiOI 10Th Of this country AMI
Europe. Yet hIsdOxtr0us and rhOtorical ~ SttGrS
and 'CAnlA' arc we'll calculated 10 mlSce' the pull.
m0nary invalid, aud The SPECULATION for tlnc, gNd
only for iiRIO, succeeds, Money flows H. but alas,
moi oTS Of al The thousand victims Of thO QuSiVS
practice u spsr Cured; while not iew sink more
rapidly aud certainly 10 The grave. Who dos not
remember the career Of OLmry, Fuller, Lyons,
Stearnl and numerous Others Of this class and their
fearful lmpOEitIOnS on tho Wheeling lnhlici Nine
ienIhsof theNs mSu arc ~ gnOrant q tho anatomy
Of tie human lAly and III OrgllS ilIc nature Of
disease and IL treatment as monkey Isl tuxlOnH
and the dlbTGntiAi calculus yet thOy have tho hlr:
dlhOOl aud unbluIhiag iMpIdslee to prato Of skill
aud experience superior To regular aud well-edn Ca-
ted phyGIcIAns and deal out tie most reckless abuse
10 tito lest mon In no profession. To give tlcnI-
selves CaSt9 unl IhOie VI medical learning they
talk VI their connection with "lnStltutes lOsPl-
tails" and "InfrmarlGsn that never had an exlS-
tencO. The "HOWArl Association" "LaltImorg
Lock Hospital uulrarl Medical plERnSary
"PTTTSBORGit THROAT AND LUNG IESrG-
TUTE," each composed o. one man, ana al myths,
existing only In RlHe. We will pay one thoH4nHd
tlrI Tor the prnI Of any u these bogus lust IT.
tons ~ tho rtsnJioH1O Of their SGltcOnatnted au'
thOrs; and We den any one Of tho travelling doctors
III tho United States 10 show WCll.Ruthenllrat
Diploma from any respectable Medical College III
this country or GlS0wherO
NOrR-pr. IHngdOn Il permanently th1NiJhei
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PITTSBURGH, Fehruaft iO-wheat quiet
and unehahggl. Cora fitmcr At 7SG76c;
ahelled qaiettat 75a7beS Petroleum quiet;
crpde, 81 90At PafkeFS; refined i4Hai4NC
Philadelphia delivery.
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PoRrL4Sp, ME, Fcbrtaty lO.-The U
+, Kimball Carriage Company have sus'
pended, with liabilities Of 100000, u
consequence Of the failure Of their Boston
selling agents.
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CLRvELASD, February iO.-Gfain quieI
and unchanged. Petroleum strong; stand.
ard white iilSc; Ohio State test i2iSc; small
lots ia2G higher.
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CnrcAdo, Ftbtdaty TO- Charles Rich
ards, who was In Jail for burglary, escap.
cd early this morning and has not YET
been apprehended.
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suESrss say that single bar Of gold
an inch square will sustain fifteen tons,
and no doubt several Of 'em would sup
PorIG large family
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Only IIopE or Bio sANpY.-LJudge
Moore, Of KentuCky, when Confederate
Congressman, told this writer Of a rare
example Of the power Of the comnllssnry
on Christanity.--The Judge was present
in his Legislature when the member from
Bigsandy--an unlettered delegate-made
a speech OH the relation Of ratlons to re.
liRion.-The question was; whether the
premium for killing wolves and ioxG9
should be abolished. The member nodded
TO The Chair and said "Mr. Speaker, Is
This House going 10 take away the con-
solutions Of religion from BlgsandyH Sir,
no Episcopal parson breaches there, for
nobody has read enough TO scotch for
him. The Presbyterians, the propetest
preachers in the world, won't come, be.
cause we can't always hold In and behave
ourselves. The BaptiStS, have tried all tho
streams about there with pole and none
Of the creeks are deep enough, and they
are skittish about taken 'en into Big Sandy
for that amt place to tusSlc In II you
can't swim. They were afraid TO under
lake big Sandy 90 they quit. The Meth.
odiStS are our only chance. II Kentucky
don't keep on paying people for Killing
wild yarmints The foxes and wolves will
catch All tl,e chickens, and then YOU may
Ray farewell to the CirCuit.tidGr.' The
House didn't take away the CONSULTATIONS
Of religion from Big Sandy, but paid for
killing the Iyafmints"
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integrity aud skill. lilo dGyOtGs special attention
throat, lrOnchILa, Asthma and Consumption, and
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UsEFt1 iiiNS.-Debl lat gnat with
the iangs Of viper. =.
A horse standing still takes cold quick
er than a man.
A shirt that fits will wear % per cent
longer, as fesilt. A..
Old paper collars cut into strips make
excellent tapers. & Il, WI
A flannel back stitched in a vest sequal
to an over coat. '
In blanketing horse, cover The neck
withers and shoulders.
A massively ftAtnel picture supported
by a thin wire looks malaptop.
The fosesoi home smell sweet a thou'
sand miles and hundred years.
Cold chicken, minced and fried In cracker
crumbs make elegant outlets.
A practical physiOlogist asserts that
Nature does all cleaning Ceceaaafy for
the inside Of the ear, and that any at
tempt on our part to clean II ensures
disorder. '-'-'a - ..''s',.'
An exchange says. "rhe frequent use
of apples, either before or after meals
has 4 most healthinl effect upon the
Digestion" II must Of been eating he.
tween meals that fuihcd tho stomachCS Of
a a J. #
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WEEKLY.

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No. 1909 EOR (OId Fifth Street,
NOTICE.

(OppGlts the CathOlraD
lO4.eOd WHEELING, ". Y
The Portland daily press., 1875-06-30

cheeks became much swollen, and the poison
soon after communicated itself to her eyes.
She is now quite blind, and there seems to be
little prospect that she will ever regain her eye
sight
In the village of Baraon, in the district of
Shahabad, a tiger of large size was sitting in
sugar cane field. The alarm was given and
brought together many people among whom
there were twoGowalla youths who had been
tending their butfaloes close by. While the
whole crowd dared not approach the tiger, one
of these young men proceeded, bare handed,
towards the ferocious animal, which at one
leap brought him under his body. The man,
alth )ugh in such position, had the presence of
mind to catch hold of the fore legs of his ad-
versary, while the other youth, with unparal-
leled boldness and dexterlty ran and took
hold of the tigers neck. A scutf1e ensued, and
the spectators now lending their assistance, the
brave Gowalla youths came out victorious, with
their adversary slain and fallen at their feet.
The plague is making extensive ravages
among the population of the lower Euphrates.
The district where the disease is sweeping Oil
the inhabitants is chiefly marsh, and the peo-
pie are communities of Arabs of particularly
vagrant and vagabond class. The present
visitation is the continuation of an outbreak
which lasted through the whole of 1874, but is
in more southern district than that which
was first attacked. The conditions seem to be
favorable for very deadly progress of the dis.
ease, and if we may judge from the fearful
record of its work last year, the story will be
one of horror. In three spring months of 1874
there were five thousand deaths from plague in
a community numbering only $4,000 in ALL
Moreover, there seems to be some reason to
fear that the epidemic may be introduced into
Europe, the Musselman pilgrimages bein 6 the
probable medium Of such introduction.
The Portland daily press., 1875-06-30
MINOR KILOGRAMS

The Watson bridge works at Patterson, N.
j., were burned yesterday. Loss $120, 900.
Charles Widely has been arrested for setting
the fire.
Alexander King, young Scotchman. en-
ployed in bleachery at Lonsdale, Il. L., was
drowned Monday while bathing.
Charles Fechter, the tragedian, is seriously
i'll in Montreal, of heart disease.
George w. Pemberton, the East Boston MUIR
derer, has been sentenced to be hanged.
w. f. Trevitt of Holliston, Mass, had fine
horse and buggy stolen Monday evening. There
is no clue to the thief
Seven prisoners escaped from the county Jail
at Newcastle, Delaware, Monday afternoon,
and five were recaptured.
The health officer at Key West Fla, reports
another death from yellow fever, and that the
disease has become epidemic.
Steamer Jessie White while crossing the bar
at the mouth of the Rio Grande, yesterday,
run aground and sunk. Cargo badly injured.
1t is reported that more Mexicans have lately
crossed the Rio Grande.
A fire at Mckinney has destroyed one block
of business houses. Loss $4,000.
The advance portion of the Indian Commits
siOners will begin their labOrs with the Sioux
to-day
At the Mystic Park races yesterday Carol
ton won the first race, and Blanche the second.
Only one death from yellow fever at Key
West yesterday.
A cargo of teas by the Pacific Mail Steam
ship City of Toxic from Yokohama, May oath,
was delivered in New York June Goth, being
80 days running time-the fastest on record
The teas were brought to San Francisco, thence
over the Pacific Railroad. Allowing nine days
fer passage to Europe, freight or passengers
could reach there in AZ days from Japan. This
looks like a revolution in the East India trade
in favor of thd American route.
Deputy City Marshal W. Logan of Ottumwa
Iowa, was shot by one of the Smith boys Mon.
day night. AS the murderer was being taken
to Jail crowd took him and hung him to a
lamp-post.
A German bark is at Pensacola with several
cases of yellow fever. One person had died.
John Condor of Chicago, in fit of jealousy
yesterday, shot his wife dead and then him.
Salf
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The International Rifle Contest.
The American Team Wins.

DUBLIN, June 20, II a. m.-There was large
attendance at Dollymonth to witness the great
shooting contest between the American and
Irish rifle men. The road from the city to the
scene of the shooting,a distance eff three miles,
was lined during the morning with people en-
route to the range. The American and Irish
flags were displayed ON all sides. The weather
was heavy and high wind was blowing.
The firing began soon after IL o'clock at the
800 yards range. a detachment of the 50th reg
inent acting as markers. Both teams did fine
shooting and large majority of the scores
were bulls eyes.
The result was one point in favor of the
Irish team, the score standing as follows:
Americans Gilderseeve Sc; Yale, 81; Full
ton, So; Coleman, Sc; Boline, 81; Dakin, So.
Total, 1877.
Irshmen-Wison, So; Hamilton, Sc; Nc
Kenna, 50; Milnar, 90; johnson, 58; Pollock,
80. Total, 1885,
The shooting at 900 yards range resulted
largely in favor of the Americans The fol-
lowing are the individual scores out of posi-
BILE 60:
Americans Gildersleeve, Sc; Yale. 81; Full
ton, 81; Coleman, 4S; Bodine, 50; Dakin, 3d.
INSTRUMENTATION, 3D.; Hamilton, 81; Nc
Kenna, "A; Pollock, 50; Miner, 81; Johnson,
81, Total, 292.
Up. m.-The shooting at the 1000 yards range
was remarkably fine on both sides. The fol-
lowing were individual scores
Americans Gildersleene 80; Yale 81; Full
ton 46; Coleman 81; Bodine 81; Dakin 81; total
305.
Irishmen-Wilson So; Hamilton 81; Nc
Kenna 80; Miner Al; John son 80; Pollock 40;
fatal 299.
The number of persons who assembled to
witness the shooting gradually increased and
by the hour the match closed there were fully
10000 people on the ground The victory of
the American marksmen was hailed with tre-
Inendous enthusiasm
The Portland daily press., 1875-06-30
Domestic Markets.

NEW YORK. June 29-Evening.-- Cotton market is
dull at &c decline; sales 217 baes Mddling uplands
at 15lc forward deliveries advanced &c on August;
later months 1-32. Flour-receipts 1868 bbls; the
market rules firm with fair demand for shipping
grades both on spot and to arrive; sales $3.50 bbls
Supertine Western and State so a so extra Wes-
tern and State 4 80 a 25; extra choice Western
and State at 30 9 65; White Wheat Western
ira at 10 "a 40; extra Ohio at 80 a 90; extra
st Louis at 20 "a 25; including 1900 bbs shipping
extra at 10 g 35 800 bbs extra State last half of
July at prices within range; also of $3.50 bbs of
extra State first half July at Is q 80, and 1900
extra mill flour part at 80; market closed steady
Southern flour at 80 "a 25; Rye flour firm at 81
a 80. Cornmea is steady at So a 4 50. Wheat
receipts 1852 bush the market is about lie better
with brisk export demand, largely for filling p1ess-
ing freight engagements; sales 80 800 bush 135 "a
l IA for No 9 Chicago and No North Western; i Is
q 10 for No2 Milwaukee; q q % for No
Spring; % for choice No 1 Minnesota and for No Il
Slate Spring;l 10 a % for ungraded Iowa and Min
nesota Spring; 2S q So for Winter Red Western;
/ 80 "a SO for Amber WESTERN 80 a 40 for White
Western; also 5000 bush No Chicago to arrive
within two weeks at IA 10000 bush No Minnesota
to arrive within two weeks at %. Rye is quiet
and firm at soc for Canada in bond; 1000 bush State
at O3 in store. Barley nominal. Barley Malt quiet
and steady. Corn-receipts 92,556 bush; the market
The Portland daily press., 1875-06-30
BY TELEGRAPH,
MATTERS IN MAINE.
Commencement Mt the HallOwel1 CIa
Unstlfnfp.

Commencement at the HallowelI CLASH
cal Institute.
GARDINER June 29.-Graduating exercises
of the class of 70, of the Hallowell Classical
Institute, took place this afternoon The &C.
casion was of importance as this is the first
class out since its foundation. All the essays
were well written and finely rendered. The
music, under the superintendent of Miss
Gardiner, assisted by Mr.. Bowman, contributed
much to the interest of the occasion. The af.
fair was a decided success.
Laying the Corner Stone oil the Universal
list Church at ROckIand.
RoCKLAND, June 29-The corner stone of the
new Universalist church was laid this after
noon in accordance with the ancient forms Of
the Masonic Order by Grand Master Albert
Moore and other officers of the Grand Lodge Of
Maine, in the presence of a large body of the
Masonic fraternity and in the presence of ar
immense concourse of citizens. The Masonic
procession embraced Claremont Commandery
K T., Grand Lodge officers, King Solomons r.
A. Chapter, Aurora and Rockland Lodges Of
this city. and Moses Webster Lodge of Vinal
haven, led by the Vinalhaven Band. Large
numbers of the fraternity of adjoining towns
helped swell the ranks. A box containing va
rious papers and documents was placed in The
corner stone Music was furnished by the
band and choir. The name, "Church of I'm
manuel was given by the pastor, Rev. c. p
Nash. and an able and appropriate address
was delivered by Rev. j. o. Skinner of Water
vile, former pastor. Revs. G. d. Wardell
Methodist, and j. r. Bowler, took part in the
services.
WOod-Sh Burned-Accident.
Shortly before flour o'clock this afternoon
large wood-shed near the Knox and Lincoln
railroad station was discovered to be on fire and
general alarm brought the fire departm
speedily to the spot. The shed was over 2O(
feet long and contained $50 cords of wood
which, owing to the scarcity of water, was
nearly all burned. The company's loss is about
$1,000; supposed to be partially covered by in
surance. The fire doubtless caught from sparks
from an engine of the freight train.
John S. Clifford, young man of Gen. Barry
engine company, was thrown down by the
breaking of an iron attached to the engine pole
while running to the fire, and run over by the
engine. His injuries are serious and some
fears are entertained that they may prove fatal
Assistant engineer w. w. Ulmer was also
thrown down while running and broke the
bones of his right wrist.
Reduction of Production at the BiddefOrd
Mills.
BDDEFoRD, June 29.-The Pepperell and
Lacona corporations are TO reduce their pro-
duction one-third by running on short time
These Companies have very large amount Of
goods in store.
Petition Dismissed.
BANGOR, June 2S.-The petition for an in
junction against the Mayor and City Treasurer
to enjoin them from issuing bonds of the city
for the purpose of building dam for supply.
ing Bangor with water, came up before the
law court to-day and was dismissed without
hearing of arguments, for the reason that the
injunction was asked by friends of the bill te
test its validity.
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NEW YORK, June 29.-The Bulletins weekly re-
view OF the New York dry goods market says the
and importers jobbers chiefly engaged in stock
taking and bought very few goods. Cotton goods
ruled quiet in first hands and some makes of brown
sheetings charged up at decline of per cent
Bleached shirtings moved slowly, and blue cottons
quiet. Prints dull in agents hands, especially side
bands and d. paids:; Fancy cassmeres were in fair
delivered in moderate amounts. Faced beavers con-
tnued dull, but eysan ulsers and fancy chncbillas
in steady request. Satnetts less active and
cotton jeans showed some Improvement. Flannels
and blankets moved slow, and hosiery dull.