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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-09-23
3nallomeIl local Nems.

Rev. Nj. Newcombe, pastor of the Baptist
church in this city, has been confined to his
rooms for week OF two past by mild form of
typhoid fever the result Of severe cold. Rev.
II. V. Emmons of this city supplied his pulpit on
Sabbath last and we learn that Rev. Mr.. Tilden
of Augusta, will ofciate on the coming Sabbath.
Mr.. n. hopes to be out again soon, and able TO
attend to his pastoral and ministerial labors.
Rev. Mr.. LeLacheur, pastor of the Methodist
church in this city, has been enjoying visit to
the centennial accompanied BY his wife and sew
al Pensioners and friends. His pulpit was sup
Piled on Sabbath forenoon last by Rev. Stephen
Allen. and in the afternoon by Rev c. Fuller.
We learn that Rev. Miss Haynes pastor OF the
Univer,slist church 10 this city, is about to dis
solve her connection here and remove TO Mass
much to the regret other IIalIowell friends.
Many OF the papers persist in giving our Rep
rcsenta,ve to the next legislature the name of
James Il. Bodwel. Say Joseph, and you will
have the right name in the right place.
The parties who broke several lights of glass
from the front Of No. l. kennebec Row, on
Thursday evening, would do well to exercise
Little more care IN singing around missiles of
des,ruCton-and settle the bills.
Inc lflC rams nave not senSlDly a1tcted the
waters Of the kenncbec, the parched earth having
dl ank in with greediness the grateful moisture so
long delayed.
After an observation of nearly a week, the sun
,hone out brightly and pleasantly on Friday, and
greeted with much satisfaction by every one
except retailers Of rubber goods, thick boots and
winter hannels.
Another strong delegation OF oar citizens pro-
pose visiting the Centennial the coming week.
Philadelphia seems now to be the centre Of attrsc-
ton for the universe, and mo.ey flows in that d.
Tcctl0n without stint or measure.
The late firm of Misses Gray & Mitchell having
been dissolved, Miss c. IIortense Berry takes the
stone and goods, and will undoubtedly conduct the
business satisfactorily to all concerned.
If we are 20 have course of lectures in this
city the coming season, it is about time fer
ment to he made in that dir, elton, We have no
doubt CLONE Course" of lectures and debates
might be naugurated that would prove interest
ing and beneficial
Wonder if they have such "merrie huskngs' in
the country now in "ye olden time" when old
and young We'd with each other in the speedy ac-
comph,hment of the allotted task, and then les-
urely discussed ''red ears" Indian puddings,
baked beans and pumpkin Iies
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FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
Several People Killed.

Columbus, Ohio, September %. Four cars of a
the Pan Handle Railroad at Blackjack station,
Twelve miles from tins city, and went down an
embankment twenty-five feet. The en- zinc, bag
gage ana nal car remained on the track Four
passengers were killed. two men and two children.
Inc cars were reduced to splnters. The killed
and wounded were brought here and taken to ho-
,el'. The physicians of the city are ministering
promptly ID ALL Oae of the killed is the son of
l.. ii. Bennett Of Cano. The other child thir-
teen years Old, is named Lizzie Bancroft, from
It. l-oui-, ami the other from Hamilton, Ohio
" the wounded 10 adequate idea can be gwen.
Many OF them took regular trains at the depot
and departed to their homes without report ing to
any one. 1t is estimated that between IA go and
forty were more or less injured. lrr.u , e,vt
this morning had the appearance Of u LASTLY de-
vi ed hospital.
The emigrant room used to receive the
wounded before they were taken to hotels. All
but two had been removed when the reporter VS.
tied the scene this morning. Tney were very
badly wounded, one probably will die. Among
those waning for trains were a number of per-
sons with heads badly torn, arms in sings, or
nmping around as best they could. All spoke of
the accident as hightful, and we're astouished
that the deaths were so few.
10 tue LIST of killed are added the names of
William kenckling supposed TO be from Ciucin
natl aud Isaac Thornton, of Iowa A man sup
posed to be John Werden oemer Of Hamilton, is
lying at the depot badly wounded.
-. 4. b. BIazeon, of Greenwood Ia, in
jured in the Railroad accident this morning, died
this evening,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-09-23

Unversalist Sunday School Convention and In
stitute is TO be held at Skowhegan, Wednesday
and Thursday, Nov. LIST and ID. A large number
of essay lists and speakers have already been secur
ed among them Rev. DIR. Patterson Of Boston,
and Rev G.. l.. Demarest, editor of the Sunday
School Helper. The installation Of Rev. ii. {.
IIunson as pastor of the Universalist parish, will
take place the Thursday evening before the con-
vention, Rev. j. G. Snow of Auburn, preaching
the sermon. Rev. Drs Patterson, Quinhy, Dem
Arrest and others taking part in the service.
Mr.. George II. Wilson, graduate Of the The
illogical Seminary Of Bang or, ordained pastor
of church in North Brookfcld, Mass, last week.
The resignation of Rev. VIM b. Hayden, as
pastor OF the New Jerusalem church in Port
land depiyes the clergy eff one Of their most able
associates, whose peculiarly genial temperament
has endeaIcd han 10 all with whom he has been
been brought in contact lie has built up most
h0urishng society, and it is to be hoped he VIII
pass the remainder of his life in the state, even II
lie Is compelled to cease from h labcrs as an &C
tive minister.
Six persons were received into the NJ. +. chm ch
at Waldo5oro last Sabbath. There have been
a number Of conversions.
The Free b ptst Society at Bar Mills conem-
plate charging their church aud making ether
changes.
The Unversaists Of Fort FAN field have made ar
engagements TO commence the erection OF a beauu-
full church edlfce. Ii is to be completed this fall
aud be ready for finishing in the spring.
Six new members were admitted to the ConRre
ga,lonal church in okoW hogan, Sunday af'ernoon'
The new Free Baptist church wa dad.ca.ed
"Wednesday, Sept l3 Il.
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Dtf1

In Ha'luwell, at the Industrial School, 2lst inst,
Hattie W illet, aged 10 years.
In Halloweil. lsn inst Mrs. Lydia, widow of the
late Jonathan Clough, aged 80 years, II months and
Is days; igh inst Miss Carrie L. stevens OF Lllch-
field aged 10 years.
In st George, l9th inst, Mrs Betsey Glchrest,
AGED 81 years; 10th inst, Capt. Elton q. Barker,
aged 2! years.
At Ash Point, lith inst, Albert Shaw, aged p
yeas, months amt Ii days.
In R,ckl4nd, 10Th INST, Mrs. Elizabeth Christie,
aged 40 Near4.
In Douglas, Mass 9Th inst, Miss Harriet u,
Parker, aged "a years, daughter oi the ate Geo.
Barker OF Cornviile
In Dlxheld Village, Huh inst, Hattie, daughter
oil f. X. Norcioss, aged about IL years.
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Church Directory.

ORTHODOX EGATIONAL.-Gran!te Ch
state St., between Bridge and Oak streets. Rev
James II. Ecob, pastor residence state street.
Morning service 1880 A. NJ. sunday school
at noon. Evening services at o'clock. Preach.
ing Tomorrow by Prof Ban bour OF Bangor.
streets. Rev. w IL. Dearborn, pastor. Preach
Ing AT 1890 A. NJ. sabbath school at IL NJ
Preaching tomorrow forenoon by Kew. Pit Dill
In glam Conference in evening.
PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL,-States st, between
OHkand Winthrop. Rev. samuel Cpiohn rector
Morning service 1880 y. NJ. Evening service
FIRST BAPTIST,-Corner Winthrop and Perham
SITS. Free seats. Rev. Horace W. Tilden, pastor:
residence Winthrop street, cond house east of
church Morning service 1870 A. Evening
+. NJ. sabbath school at p al. Preaching
t.. to MORO by The pastor
FREE KAPrlsT,-State street, north of Bridge
+ ee seats. Z. f. Penney, pastor; residence
>ommer .trcet Morning service 1890 A. NJ.
H ,.,l scnool at y: Preaching tomorrow by
METHODIST EPlSCOPAL,-Green street, east OF
state Rev h. T. Adams, pastor; residence at
ing service 1870 A. NJ. Evening, L. NJ.
Preaching to morrow by the pastor.
tNIlAHl AN, Christ church Cor. oak and State
sts. Erv.tha>. 4. Curtis, pastor. Morning ser
vice 1T 1890 \. NJ. sunday school immediate
Is after the morning services. Preaching TO-
morrow by the pastor.
CATHOLIC State st. north of Bridge. Rev. r.
wIssel. @. :. b.. pa tor. Morning service, 1880
AN: Afternoon, $50 = NJ.
rAe CCugrcgat ona. First Baptist, Free VIII
Baptist and Methodist Churches hold social con
terence meetings in their vestres every Wednes-
dav evening, at "a O'Clock.
FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH. Northern Avenue.
sunday school at 1890 \. NJ. Prayer meeting
Sunday evening at $50; Thursday evening at =
O'clock.
NORTH ACGUSTA-M. L. CIIURCf.-Rev. j. W .
Perry, pastor; residence at the parsonage, next
door north Of the church Preaching every Sab
bath at 1880 A. NJ. sabbath school at II NJ
Pray meeting at - Z. NJ. Preaching tomorrow
by the pastor.
SOUTH PARISH CONGREGATIONAL, HALO.
NEI.I..-Ao pastor; morning service 1880;
Sunday school 230 l.. NJ. Pulpit supplied at
present 10y Rev. II. V. Emnons and q hers.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL, HA LLOWE LL-Rev.
Mr. LeIachour, pastor; residence opposite CHI.
Morning service, 1880, Afternoon service $50
sabbath school &tquhrtcr past one +. Nj. Preach
lng tp-mUrruw 10y the pastor.
RAPliHI CHURCH, HAIIOWEII--Rev. W
y. NeWcomor, pastor. sunday school at 1880
a. VI g.. preaching service at 23O Il. NJ. Preach.
ing To torrow by Kew. ii. ". Tilden of Augusta.
EPISCOPAL CHURCH. IiALLOW ELL Rev.
MIR. sawyer rector Morning servicc at II 80.
Evening service at $50 sunday School at , L NJ
U\lNtksAIlSr HALLOW ElL.-Miss Haynes
pastor sabbath School 1890 A. NJ. Preaching
serVi Z every Sunday afternoon at $50. Social
conference meeting in vestry al $50 Z. NJ.
Preaching tomorrow.
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Summary of Religious Intelligence.

The 41th session of the kennebec Baptist As
.ociston was held at West Watcrville this week.
Rev. w. IL Clark of Norridgewock was moder.
ator; Rev. w. o. Dyer, Skowhegan, clerk and
treasurer; Aaron Parker, SkOwhegan auditor.
The sermon was by Rev. j. :. Cummings of Bel
grade. Reports showed admission of sXtv-tour
members at Watervile, fifteen at Skowhegan,
fourteen at Belgrade, five at West Sidney, two at
Clinton, one at Mt. Vernon, while converts are
awaiting baptism at various places.
The ordinance of baptism was administered to
eight candidates last Sabbath, at Farmiugton Falls
by Rev. S p. Morrill,, under the auspices of the
Free Baptist church; the hand Of fellowship was
given at the rivers bank by Rev. Mr.. Swift, pastor
of the church.
The Oxford Association of Unversasts held
its annual session with the Unversalist church in
Mechanic Falls, on Wednesday and Thursday.
The attendance was large.
The Free Baptists of York county held their
quarterly meeting at North Shapleigh recently.
1t was an occasion of much interest. Sermons
were preached by Rev. G. +. Potter of Lyman,
Rev. E. Blake OF Deerfeld, N. ii Rev. Mr.. Nor
rison of Meredith, n. H., Rev. Mr., Brooks of So.
Berwick, and Rev Mr.. Quimby of Milton Mills.
Arrangements have been made to have the Con-
gregatlonallst pulpit at Harrington l. alls regular
ly supplied the coming winter, by Rev. Mr.. Rogers
of the church at the Centre. This will secure
preaching by Mr.. II. every fourth Sabbath, at
1890 o'clock A. NJ.
ST. Matthew'S Day, and also the 18th anniversary
OF tue (ODseCfallOn OF lflnNy chulch IN Lewis
ton, was celebrated ON Thursday Bishop Nicely
was present.
The new Unversalst church in South Berwick
seems to be on the high road of prosperity. They
are looking forward with pleasure to the compile
ton and dedication of their new church.
The Rev. Geo. l.. Walker, formerly of Portland,
will begin an eight months pastorae at the FIRST
Congregational church in Brattleboro', VT, on the
LIST of October.
Mrs. Wheeler, a returned missionary, from
Harpoot, Turkey, has been addressing the people
at Esstport.
The Free Baptist society at Pennington, has
engaged Rev. j. ii Yeoman of Bates Theologica
Seminary to supply the pulpit every Sabbath after
noon.
The Sunday School Association Of Dxmont
plymouth, Jackson and Newburgh, will hold then
next quarterly convention at East Dixmont or
Tuesday, the Goth inst, commencing at $50 a. NJ
Workers from other places are expected to be
present and assist in the exercises.
At the annne! meeting of the East Mscha:
Camp Meeting Assoc iation, held on the cam
ground Sept. 9th, the following gentlemen were
elected officers for the ensuing year: James L.
Tuell, President; Virgil Z. Wardwell, Secretary
Seth 3. French, Treasurer; Eben B. Tuel, Sam
Longfellow Warren Bowling, Benz. A. Strout
Luther Hanscom, Nelson Hall, Chas. l.. Wood
Trustees.
The seventh annual session Of the Name State
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Chicago Produce Market.

CnlcaKO, Sept. 2 1876,
rlour-extra spring 3 Oia5 So
Wheat - No. spring spot l07-ak Oct =
lUiha; Sept,
Coru- No. :, mixed, spot i6xa-, Sept AKA
Oct i3Sa-.
Oats-No. 2, 3ishh epot; Sept 3isa-; Oct 81
June
Rye-No. 2 eta
Bslley-No. spring sihts5 spot; May
July "a.
Dressed Hogs 65a9 rs.
PcIs-l6 40 alt l5a spot Oct IA Goa 4; "a
July
LaIu-lO 35al0 % spot % l5a Oct; Sept -
a.
Bulk Meats- shoulders aS,I /; short rib N Id
9Sa- short clear mid sss93.
Hams 10 nc average L.
Whlskey-lts-a.
Ere ghLs--Corn to Buffalo, -o2h. wheat do 81.
Receipts - on -four OlIwneat, 23l Ol0 corn
a eM oats; $3.50 rye, 26i % barley.
shipments - Oh hour, 9l,00u wheat: Il1,0UU
corn q. 0 o oats. 25, 0G0 barley !. 900 rye.
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St. James Hotel,
Boston, MASS.

BOsTON, MASS.
A The only firsi-clsss hotel in the city
krt&,U charging but $3.50 per day. Horse.
iG31 cars pass the do every minute in the day.
OA1An modern convenieDcts, nd finely To-
Gated On Franklin Square. Ihr ST JAMES has in
been renovated painted, lrescoed and reIurnshed
from basement to a tic. Table d'Hore unrlvalled.
sep2l teodlm
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" ARLINGTON.
Safe Burglary Trial.

Washington, September %. In the safe bur-
glaiy uial to-day, NttteshIp, upon cross exam-
iabcock was connected with the safe burglary,
always understood Whitley to lay Babcock knew
about as much about It rs Adam. Michael Hay es
testified, nDtwihstanding the evidelce of Whit
ley that he tWhllley) was not in New York on
tue OH of April; bu, he was, and that he (Iiayes)
was 'atlsfi. d that he called upon Whitley the
Oh of April. Maj. Richards, Superintendent of
police, related IN detail the history of the bur-
glaIy and especially the arrest OF the burglars
bent on at the door of the Alexander House with
the stolen books IN his possession. Adjourned.
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A Remedy that DeGes Comretl,ion.

ilostetteI's stomach Biters defy Compel ion. OF
he host of rival touics that have cropped up dur
mg rs long career not one has gained and retained
such large STARE of pub ic favor, though many
have enjoyed an ephemeial popul hity. The req.
son l. the, That whereas many OF these medicines
were advertised to perform cues ol the most start.
Ling ma ute, tiey have when tested, almost nvaria.
bly, rnCd out to be OF lille or no valHe, while the
great invigoTau', whose reputation they were in.
tended to rival, has never disappointed those VITO
hay" placed their confidence in Il. Ii has v.nGcaL.
ed in the amIlest manner its claims to be consId.
cred positive specific remedy Tor liver complaint
dyspepsia. NAL rious fcvers, debility, constipation
weak ess aud disorders of the stomach, liver and
bJWrls. sep2U- teod&wlw
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STATE NEWS.

Next Sunday afternoon the Rev William f.
Gibbs of Portland from the class of 1859. will
give the Russell lecture in the College Chapel at
Tufts. Mr.. Gibbs's subject will be, The Import
ance of Christian Faith in The Formation of the
Character of the Gospel Citizen"
There will be base ball tournament on the
Park Of the Somerset Central Agricultural Socie-
ty, at Skowhegan, on Tuesday, the 10th, the first
day OF the Fair. All the clubs in the County are
invited to participate. Twenty five dollars are
offered in purses, fifteen TO first and ten to second
An entrance fee OF ten per cent will be charged.
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CUBA.
Marine Disaster.

Havana, September %. The English steamer
arrived from ST. Thomas on the 10Th. During
the hurricane there the American bsfkentue
ldella Berry, Capt Turner, totally lost. The
captain, his wife and the ew, excepting the two
mates and one seaman, were drowned. The
American brigsntine, Veteran, Capt Hudson,
with tallow and homes from Paysander river and
bound for Rotterdam, is also a total loss. No 9TH
er vessels were seriously damaged The hurri-
cane did little damage in the town.
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Friend j. w. Jacob of Vassalboro', will soon
speak in behalf Of the temperance cause in Fair
field. China, Unity and Vassslboro'.
Mr.. Benz amin Deering, who has been very sue
cessfully engaged in teaching in Paris, is at home
with is relatives and friends in this CITY,
Wm Folsom, Esq. and Edward y. Merrill,
Esq of Skowhegan, have been admitted to pr ac-
tice as Attorney and Councillor in all of the courts
of this State.
nor Hayes.
The venerable W lillian Freeman of Cherryfeld,
now % years of age, walked to the polls, three
fourths of a mile, at the last election, and voted
the republican ticket
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Injunciion Granted.
ROCkLAND.
{ curt Ma tiers.

Rockland, September % The Grand Jury
came into court this forenoon and reported
eighteen indictments as follows: compound lar
ceny, one; petty larceny, three; robbery, one
extortion, one; forgery, one; nuisance, one; ma
lcious mischief, three; being common sellers,
four; keeping tipping shop, two; bad road one !;
cheating by false pretenses, one; obstructing fish
ways, one.
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NOVA SCOTIA.
M arine Disaster.

Halifax, September %. The schooner Eta
Tanner at this port from the grand banks, reports
having spoken the schooner Mary Carlisle, who
reported that they saw the schooner Walter Nj.
Falt of Gloucester Mass, dismssted and iull of
water the 18th inst. The doiies were dashed
deck The captain Of the amer also reports
heavy gale on the llth and 18th insts. She
.poke large number OF vessels nearly all more
or less damaged.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Funeral Ohseauies.

Portsmouth, September %. The funeral Of
Rear Admiral Penaock took place to-day at St
Johns church. aud was well attended. Among the
prominent people present was Rear Admiral Par
rott and eN-tiov. Goodwin. company of ma
rnes from the Navy Yard acted as escort.
The body was enclosed in an elegant casket rich
with floral offerings. Rev. G. A. lobrook con.
Quoted the services which were very impressive.
The remains will leave on Saturday morning for
Norfolk, accompanied by 1t. Loyal Faragut, son
OF the late Admiral, with marine escort.
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Lynn \ VI.
Fire.

Biddef' I'd, September p. Fire early Friday
morning, in Emerson & Co.'S store, Goodwin,
Mills, Lyman, burned that and several dwellings
and blacksmith shop. Emerson & Co.'S store
was burned, and dwellings as follows: Mrs.
Nancy Gould's. John I. Paisted's, Emerson &
Cos. Loss. 81, 500; store, SO 800. The dwellings
of W. F. Roberts and DIR. Hurd slightly damaged.
Insured.
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Murder VIII Out.

\ few years ago august Flower" was di.cov-
cred TO lie Il certain cute for Dyspepsia and Liver
complaint, few thin Dyspeptcs made known to
their friends how easily and quickly they had been
cured by its use. The great merits Of Green 5
August Flower became heraled through the coun.
Try ny one sufferer to another, until, without adj
vert-lng, it. sale has become immense. Drug
pists in every town in the United States are sell
ing IL. Ne person suffering with Sour Stomach,
SICK Headache, Cositiyeness, palpitation of the
Heart indigestion, low spirits etc, can take three
doses without relief. Go to your Druggist and
get bottle for - cents and try it. Sample bottles
10 cents. juneSt TT&S&w
Dcvine 4 Howard have the endorsement of the
following physicians: G. W. Martin, NJ. D., W.
S. Hill, NJ. D., 6. +. Brickett NJ. D., W. Bolan,
NJ D., II. IL. Hill, NJ. D., J. o. Webster, NJ. d.,
l.. j. Crooker, NJ. ID. eod-.u
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CONN ECTICU1.
Republican Rally.

Norwich, September %. A large and euthusias-
tie republican rally was held here tonight,
Senator Lafayette 5. Foster. presiding. speech
es were made by Hon. Henry c. Robinson, can
didste for governor, and Prof. c. d. Northrop of
New Haven. There was grand torchlight pro-
cessiUn before the meeting.
A "Modei" Hu.b band.
New Haven, September %. Philip Riley of
Waterbury, bes' wife last Sunday and she
went to her + ouse Thur,dsy night. lie
went there suu Sc ordered away. lie then
stabbed William Foster in the abdomen, and his
wife's father Robert Woods, in the head and arm
Both will recover. though Woods is very weak
from the loss of blood. Riley awaits a hearing
under bonds of 5000
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County or Kennebec.
TREAsURER's OFFICE,

- AUGUSTA, sept u, 1876.
STATEMENT of Costs in criminal prosecutions
- allowed by the County Commissioners, Au
gust Term, 1876.
Prosecutions. Amt Costs. Originated before
snd allowed by
State George +. Pierce sl2 sOTrial Justice Nye.
do Charles simpson, ~ ~ do
do Ivory II Hayes, 2 ~ Nun. CT Augusta.
do Geo. ii Chadwick, 8 % do
do II. NJ, Thayer h Son . 81 do
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REDER'S
German Snuff !

For sale everywhere. Price, onlv IS cents.
SMITH, DO0LIrrLE SMITH. 81 fremont
ST.. Boston, agents for the U. s. aprl9 6mls
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The Machine wa. Worn out

Why Not because it was not well built, but il
wrongly run. Thousands of men who have
run down long before their thrccscOre and ten
years are accomplished, might have been renewed
into -prightliness and vim if they had Tried the
well known Peruvian Syrup, which contains
among its compounds the ProtoXide of Iron so
combined that 1t sssmates with the blood and
lnvigorates the whole system. This syrup has
proved efiicacious in thousands of cases, and WILL
do everybody good who uses it. All druggists
keep it. sep20-+eodA wlw
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LOCAL AND BUSINESS NOTICES.

1t Is an interesting fact that nature has PROV ded
her own healing remcdes-no one Of which
has so wide reputation as tar Forest Tar" is
simply pure preparation Of Tar for the Throat,
Lungs, and Catarh. sept23- .&Nlm
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ST. DOMINGO.
Military Matters.

Havana, September %. Advices from st. Do
mingo, 9th iust says that President E,pallot
succeeded in mastering the revolutionary general,
Marcus Cabral, who threatened the capital. He
was totally routed. The southern part of the
Iubc is thus paciied the only place held by the
revolutions beng Aqua, which isiblocaded by the
government.