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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-07-27
NRs, FANNY KrMnLE,s old.age verdict

MIS- FANNY KEnLE's oId.age verdict
upon the life Of the stage is worth quot.
lngi "Itisu business which is incessant
excitement and Fictitious emotion, Tin.
EoFAy o. man; u business which is pub,
te exhibition, unworthy Of a woman,
.,eyet have presented myself before an
audience r,ce without u striking feeling Of re.
sae!Aoee or Withdrawn from their pres.
I S. Without thinking the excitement
| u ,IIiiII!stgone unhealthy, and the person.
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FEATHERs-Dull; live geese, 40a50c.
FRUIT-Oranges plenty ATS 90 q bO
Lemons mt $40 OOal3 90 ii box.

tRUIT-Ofnngeb plenty NJ - w tt DOH.
Lemons ut $l9 Goals 90 q box.
GINsESG-More active at SOC.
GRAIS-The market for wheat contin.
ues very dull and considerably demoral.
lied; 1t Is true the stock here Is small, but
there is little or no demand. Iyhedt may
be quoted at 81 30al 40; new 75caSl co.
Odts-No change to note; quoted at doc.
Corn-The supply is about equal to the
demand; sales at 45a5Oc. Rys-Quiet at
Zoe. Bariey-Not much demand.
GRoCERIRs-QuotationS: CG6ses-GoOd
Rio quoted ut 9Oa2lc; prime to choice Ola
p Nc; Java Csc; best roasted 26IEc; vel.
low Rio 24c. SyrHpg-CommOn 45a50c;
prime 55a6Oc; New Orleans Molasses, good
COO; primo &c; choice Csc. Sugdrs-Re.
fined, hards and crushed l2Ac; powdered
and graduated 12Ac; A Coffee 102Ec; B
llkc; Commercial A Sugar lie; extra G
IlNc; white 1ONc; yellow 9AalOIic. Rice
Carolina BAa7c; Louisiana 514c.
HAY-Loose is sellingat IS 5Oal0 90 per
ton.
NAus-The following are the card rates:
Nails, Brads and Fencing-l0 to cod 80 So;
81 and Cd s. 10; Cd and I'd IS IS; Id and Sd
s. 10; Sd 81 35;2d S. 60: Barrel-jS mss IS;
l in. s. So; ~ In. 81 90; X in. 81 IS; 1ss
| in. IS IS; " In. IS co; Finishing-l In.
$7.S5; 1 4 in. 50 IS; l X in. 81 IS; 9 In. 81 60;
az in. 81 IS; 8 In. 81 10; Casing-l0d to sod
S. 60; I'd s. So: Cd 81 10; Id 81 IS; Fine
'BIued--id 81 90; Sd S IS; I'd 50 60; Lining
Nails-JIss in. 81 IS; Tobacco Hhd-6d and
I'd s. IS; Sd So 90; Clinch Nails-all sizes
81 90; Cut Spikes-all sizes 50 10; Boat
Spiks, cut-$3 60.
PoTAToEs--There has been quite a reac.
ton in the market during the past week,
although Il was not unexpected; under the
influence OF increased receipts prices have
declined Sr00al 90 per barrel and we now
quote Mt 81 50a2 90 per barrel, the lowest
point the new crop have yet touched.
ONoNs-In good supply and very dull;
holders generally are taking Just whatever
they can obtain, being anxious to close out.
Quoted at 50 00A2 30 per barrel.
CABDAdE-Per barrel, 81 75a2 90.
| CUCUMBRRs-Per box, 76ca$l 90.
PRovIsIoSs-Th markets. inactive, and
for some descriptions lower. Lard is of.
Mess Pork nominal. Bulk Meats lower.
Sugar Cured Hams, winter canyassed,
scarce and frmer at y advance at the
source OF supply. Summer cured provis'
ions weak and unsettled. Following are
the current jobbing rates: Ness Pork
so o.. BacCn-Plain shoulders exc; sugar
cured shoulders 10fc; sugar cured hams
15c; breakfast bacon II Nc; clear sides lSc;
bulk shoulders SIC. New Lard-Butchers
l2Kc; fancy city lSAc: bucket l41<c.
SALT-Per barrel, 81 25.
SERDs-Tmothy seed, 81 70 per bushel;
clover, $ll 90 per bushel.
SNUFF-Garrettsb boxes 81 50a7 80.
WHEELING STodIRs-$l0 50all 90 per
1000.
WooI.-Not much doing In this vicinity,
aud prices arc unchanged; SOC for choice
washed, and one.third of for unwaShcd.
RAGs-2c.
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sweet OIL.

A physician says that sweet oil is not
only an antidote to tile bite Of rattle.
snake, but twill cure poison Of any kind,
both on man and beast. The patient
must take spoonful Of it internally, and
battle the wound, for cure. To cure a
horse il takes eight times Us much as for
u man. One Of the most extreme cases
Of snake bites occurred eleven years ago
It had been Of thirty days standing, and
the patient had been given up by hi
physicians. lgave him aspooniul Of thu
oil, which effected a cure. It will curt
bloat in cattle caused by fresh clover. L
will cure the stings Of bees, spiders, OIL
other insects, and persons who have beer
poisoned by a low, running vine callet
iyy,"
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BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Money and stocks,

NEW YORK, July 2G.-MoSKY-Close
easy at l. <a2 per cent Prime mercantile
paper Sai per cent. Custom receipts $3.50:
0O6. The Assistant Treasurer disbursed
S9SO,00o. Clearings $l6,0OO,0OO. Sterling
weaksat 4.SSa4.90.
GoLDASteady at 1llNalllT. Carrying
rates Val per cent Borrowing fiat.
GoyRRNMRNTS-Steal
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,T,oledo

TOLEDO, July 20 .-Flour-steady Wheat
Quiet and steady: No. 2 White Wabash
81 80; No. 1white Michigan 81 3l11f; No. 2,
81 u; new 81 %: amber MichiganS 81 OK;
seller August 81 0s; seller September
81 OSlI; No. 5 red 81. Corn-Steady; high
mixed spot and seller August 501fC; seller
September Bike; low mixed 49c; no. grade
47c; damaged soc. oats-steady; No. and
Michigan held at SShc.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-07-27

PrTrssUReH, July 96.LPetoleum- Quiet
and firm crude 81. &c y at ParkeTs; refined
l79Ee Philadelphia delivery,
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NEW YORK, July Manufactured cop.
per steady at Sic; new Sheathing ingot dull;
Lake 20G20Hc. Pig Iron-Dull and irreg-
ular; Scotch $27 60a29 90; American $40 GOA
% 90; bar quiet; English and American I'M
changed; sheet $l2 90, gold; Russia nails
steady s. 10; cut IS 80; clinch. 80 ooa26 90.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-10-12

-~.-7s
The Fair of the Eureka Farmers Club.
wasa very pleasant STAIR. AT O'Clock
r. NJ on Tuesday, the members orthe club
began to bring In their contributions, and
the Secretary and Elk. Committee had
busy time until late in the evening. The
next morning the weather looked rather
diseouraging, and our faces began to leng-
then; but before the hour for opening the
clouds began to break, and our spirits rose
again. From A. NJ. until IL. contribu-
lions were coming in as fast as they could
be disposed OF, until our tables were loaded
to their utmost capacity. The number of
entries was about AGO. A good dinner was
provided by the Ladies' for all who desired
IL. Ont OF doors the time was occupied BY
the examination of Stock, and the working
OF Rock Liner, Bush Fuller, Mower, and
Horse Rake. and Drawing. followed by
Horse Race, Foot Race, ard Sack Race. A
more goodnaturcd and apprecistive crowd
is seldom sees. At Z. NJ. the clearing
of the Hail began. At z. NJ. came the
Club Supper, alter which goodly and at
.enttve audience. listened to very inter
esting lecture. By our former townsman.
DR.. X. l.. Grindle, and some excellent sing
ing by Mr. Jarvis and others. All agree
that our Fair, a. q first sttempt was a de.
cided success. -tt
ONE WHO WAS THERE.
Capt. Otis f. Sinclair, is preparing to
build house at the corner opposite Capt.
NJ. Bellatty's.
The proprietors of Rural Hall. have
built large shed near the Hall, divided
into stalls, Tor the accommodation of
horses.
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There has been 4 very perceptible in
crease in the census of the population of
this city during the last week. The atten-
tion OF several gentlemen. beside curseli
has been called to this circumstance.
-Selwyn Haslam, lad of Is years,
living with Mr.. Samuel Royal. while plsy-
ing on the roof of shed on Sunday last.
slipped and fell TO the gronud. bre aking
one of the bones of his leg.
TRoT AT DoNAoUA PARK.-The trot on
ruesdey afternoon, was well attended
Three horses were entered.
Royal Tyler entered jeremiah; Fayei,e
Rowe. Brother Dunbar; John b. Redman'
johnny; A. T. Jellison, Nameless. Six
heats were trotted, one of which resulted
in tic. Jeremiah took the money. Broth
er Dunbar, came in second; Johnny, third,
Nameless last. The best time made was
1853.
Mrs. NJ. L. HosSins OF 0Idtowm, will
deliver free Temperance lecture in Han
cock Hall on Wednesday evening, Oct. IL.
under the auspices OF the Womans Tenn
perance Aid Society. A cordial Invitation
is extended to all.
In Dist. No. b. during the fall term
ending Oct. 6, the following scholars were
not absent one half day. BERTHE +. Blake,
Rosa ratriquin, Willie York. Lille NJ.
Saith. The last mentioned deserve spec
isl praise for her regular attendance, ow-
ing TO the long distance between her home
and the school room. She was always in
her seat at the commencement of the ses-
sion, aud her department and scholarship
were such as to make her 4 valuable as
sistaut 10 her teacher.
Not absent more than one day, George
Aurch, Harry Murch, Lille Hodskins, II.
Ellsworth Hodgkins.
ii. NJ. PIERCE. Teacher.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

OYsTERs.-Dealers in and consumers of
these delicious bivalves are referred to the
well known firm OF X. II. Higgins & CO..
Boston, in our paper to-day.
DR. l.. X. Jackson's Catarrh Snuff and
Troche powder is highly recommended
for Catarrh, Colds In the head. Headache,
Sore throat dc. See Advertisement.
EXCURSION TICKETs-To Philadelphia
and return. Good for thirty days from
date of ticket For sale at the office Of
Geo. W. Fiske, price $1,000. All should
GO.
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ioAa "a u aih ait f--'i"' VI lltAftu, fast|-
Il have for several years suffered severely
with Dyspepsia accompanied by weakness aud
nervous irritsbiliiy. which made life burden
10 nae. Nothing but the simplest nutrimenl
could remain In the stomach without pain.
>Ourness and windy excavations, uucomfort-
able feelings in the head, bad taste in the
mouth. catarrhal symptoms. inactivity o. the
liver aud bowels, piles, general debility. and
a nervous state Of extreme susceptibility
made up II diseased condition r, belious to or
binary medical treatment. BY the advice Of
All eminent physician OF Boston, commenced
taking PERUVIAN SYRUP; at once began to
experience benefit. After taking three bottles
ali these feelings have left my health restore j.
aud enjoy life well ever. Most cheer
fully do | recommend PERUVIAN SYRUP,
\ ihirty-two-page pamphlet, conta lining a
treatise on Iron as medical agent and other
valuable papers, testimonials from distinguish
ed physicians. clergymen, and others. Will be
sent free TO any address.
SETH W fowLE & soNs, Proprietors.
Boston.
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ID + f -,

Obituary notices. beyond the Date, Name and
Age must be paid for.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS sth. Jeremiah Harring-
ton, aged q years.
Trenton-Oc,ober End, Annie F. March.
youngest daughter Of Byron +. and Sarah E..
March, aged 5 years, IL months and 81 days.
Surry-OctOber 9Th, Of lung fever, Capt.
Samuel Merrill, aged 81 years.
A son of Rev. Daniel Merrill ,lthe first pastor
of the Baptist Church in Sedgwick. Capt Ner-
rill was we'll known . useful citizen. an &C
tive, upright, square dealing man. He was
noted for his regular attendance on the pubic
worship Of God, and for his readiness to con-
tribute to its support. He will be greatly
missed. .
8. w. Hsrbor-October End. John Corners,
Jr., aged % years. Boston papers please copy =
Salem, Mass.-September 9th. Lizzie H.,
wife of Mr. John c. Brainard, and daughter oil
WIN. NJ. and Emma T.. Staten, aged II yesrs
8 months. =
Died on the 25th, on board Of barque Mary
! c. Hale, on her passage home to New YORK
and buried ut sea, Capt. Amariah Mcfarland
of Trenton, aged about 81 Yeats.
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REPUBLICAN, GAINS !!
OHIO ELECTION.

CINCINNATI, Oct. Ill An.
The Enquirer claims Hamilton Coun-
Is b, 1900 maj. The Commercial con.
edes the County to the Democrats but
aims a Republican maj. in the State
TIE Gazette shows net Republican
.su Of lo,002 from $50 voting places.
RErCBLICAN MAJORITY, 10000.
COLUMBUS, o., Oct. LIP 80 AN.
Returns received up to u O'Clock
r1ln 81 townships aud wards show a
.ain for Barns (rep.) over the vote for
;ov. last year, of 1910, for Bell (lem. }
'.6, net Rep. gain OF 1914. This in-
aie- TWO wards of the City OF Cleve-
4ai and three precincts OF Hamilton
.au,,. II the rest of the state shows
same relative gain, the Republican
r.Waiy in the Stale will reach nearly
a., ii however Guy hoga should give
au,A. democratic gain OF 1000, as claim
ss sud Hamilton County should give
40 lurther democratic gains, this ma
-y will be cut down TO about what it
So, ssi year The counties generally
lax republican gain, while the cities
Of Cincinnati, Cleveland and Columbus,
=. democratic gains.
should be borne in mind that the
upari>on is made with the vote of
4. wear when the Republican MAORI
was !, 500. This is what the Repub-
AN committee claim. while the Dem
a.-NHc committee claim the State bv
Arger majority. The returns reed
wcysr show the result so far TO be as
4 given above. Each candidate for
>re,ary Of State runs ahead of the
4n,t In some counties Barnes was
,.sched on account Of his temperance
eioc.ples.
s.NNiNG DEFEATED PuR CONGRESS IN THE
DISTRICT.
Little can be said of Members OF Con.
-'e,, save the probable defeat OF Ban
: in the second district by Mathews
.- Hurd in the Toledo districts by Ex-
Nv. Cox.
CoLUNBUs, Oct. 10.
l.eiurns from 70l tow nships and wards
uling five wards of Cleveland all of
umbus and Dayton, shows Barnes
,.a s9l7, and Bells gain s255 Nothing
le.A, i received from Cincinnati.
MEMBERS CT CONGRESS ELECTED.
The nernocrat- have probably elected
-gressmen in districts /, ,, 4, 5, Z, u
-nd Il, and the Republicans probs-
III 3, 6, 8, 9, 10, II, Is. l6, Il, Is, 10.
III 20, or twelve districts out Of the
seuty
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lyS 3mos b..

Mothers can secure health for their child
rem and rest for themselves by the use of Cas-
toria. perfect substitute for Castor Oil. 1t
is absolutely harmless, and is as pleasant to
take as honey For Wnd-Coc. Sour Stomach,
Worms or Constipation, for young or old,
there is nothing In existence like it. 1t is
certain, it is speedy, it is cheap.
lyS 3mos "a
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Meeting Of Cred Ledss q 0eod
Tefnpis RS.


MAFERYfI.LE, Nee Oct 10.
The Semi ANIMAL 4seting q the Grapd
Lodge Of Good Templars is assembled
Der. this morning, and will continue its
''sipR to-morpAss - II = A. sShorey OF
hrd. toa, i. Grand Worthy Templar- Srhs
Nr'y report. 2O3 lodges in the State, with
membership of Is, ISL gain Of 70 lodges
'4d ISIS lnemutrs.
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City and County.
sslig;cus Services IN this City each Sunday.

EoSGREGATfoSAL.-Sa Sabbath School at 10 30
A. H. Preaching at ;l5snd "A z. NJ.
DEMONSTRATING at 2:l5 and T. NJ
Sabbath School at T. VI.
tNTrARIAS.-Sabbath School at 4. N.
eresching at 2-l5 and I. NJ.
CATHoLIC.-Presching at 1919 O'Clock A.
N. Sabbath School at T. NJ
METHODIST Preaching At and 7. NJ
Sabbath School at 10 A. NJ.
sPIRITUALIsT.-Meeting held every sun.
days Al O'Clock, 7. NJ. in Hall over Virgins
drug store.
EPIsCoPAL-Serviccs at Hancock Hall every
Sunday at l0;l-2A. NJ. and 80 Z. NJ.
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Nj A Il II l e ID.

Observation-Disclosures Sth, by Rev. VIM. A.
Reese, Mr.. Chas. T.. Moulton. OF BueEsport,
to Effie NJ. Crockett, of Ellsworth.
Haneock-October It'll, by o. ". Young
Esq. Dir. Henry Strong, Of Quincy. Mass, and
Mr.. Lorenda b. Moon of Hancock.
Belfast-Oct0ber end, BY Rev. Geo. Pratt,
s. Herrick Staples Of North Penobscot, and
Mary G. Stevens, Of Belfast.
Boston-September 18th, by Rev. DR.. Lor-
inner Geo. f. Fillebrnwn, Of Arlington, and
Nancy D., daughter Of Samuel Royal, OF Els
worth.
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Railroad Accident.
I. LAWRENCE. Mass, Oct

The Portland freight train collidcd with
the Great Falls freight train on the II. &
NJ. X. X. track at the North and over de.
pot to-day. Two cars of the Great Falls
train were telescoped and the engine and
tender of the Portland train were thrown
down an cmbaukmeut aud four cars were
wrecked. The engineer and fir eman OF the
Portland train had narrow escape.
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Do you want to be cured o Dyspepsia, con-
stipation, Piles and all diseases ofthe stomach
Bowels and Liver. II you do. 90 to G.. A..
Parcher's and get bottle OF Wiggin', Pellets.
They will cure you. For sale by al druggists
for 30 cents bottle. or sent by mail on r. ceipt
Of price. Prepared by Wiggin 4 Co. Rocklrnd
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CaStOria.

Il pleasant and perfect substitute. tn all ease.
for Gator OtI. Csstoria Is the result Of an old
fhvslcisn's EFFORT 10 produce TO- his own prac-
tice. an effective calharsic, pleasing 10 The
taste and Tree iroEi gripping
bT. samuel Pitcher. of Hyannis, Mass. sue.
cceied in combining. without the use OF alchohoi
a putg.uye sgeni pie ASA ms So take hon :
ey, and which possesses all the desirable proper.
ties OF I ..tor OH.
Il IL adapted TO all ages. but Il especially rec
ommcndcd to mothers a a reliable remedy for
al disorders OF the stomach and bowels OF chit
drCn. II IL certain. agreeable. absolutely harris
less, and cheap. II should be used for wind colo
sour stomach, worms, costivenes5. Group, &C =.
then children IAN have sleep and mothers may
rest.
j. u. Rose & Co., OF o. Dey street. New York
The sole preparsrs Of Castoria after Dr. Pitch.
cT's recipe lyrs Jmos5ic0w
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-10-12

Rev. Z. r. Ossood Is now in this Sec
ton Of the County. having under his direc -
lion an Art Exhibitions Of much worth ard
merit.
s ~,The show of great paintings win the
scholarly delinrations OF themes, together
with a variety Of other high toned views
and amusing scenes make the entertain
m.ot iusnuetiye aud enjoyable u ~ who
=
may attend.
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NEWARK, n. J. OCT. 10.
HE charter Elee

The charter Relationships In Repub
-'an majority of 10000. or the fifteen
''r'ls. The Republicans carry eleven. the
.al over 1874, III roo votes, but the Re-
-aaiesns lose 900 MS compared with the
--eiion OF 1875. whes q mayor was in the
lid.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-10-12

PALATABLE MEDICINES. Ayers Cherry
Pectoral is a hoReyed drop Of relief; his Cath
artic Pills glide sugar-shod over the palate
and his Sarsap1riila is nectar that emparts
vieor TO life, restores tie health and expels
disease Waterford (Pa.) Advertiser.
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INDIANA IN DOT BIT.
Mn YozK. Oct. 10. >
Newark, N. ]. Goes Republican.

NEWARK, n. J. Oct. 10.
Nc~ark viii 20 Republican and this VIII
iHuence the whole State. Sure details
"nnot be given until returns come 10 To-
PHI
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- A correspondentfrom tkts tswn wrises
that Mr. Alexander Martin oes'.
has purchased the farm formerly owned
nv his father. He hss made many i'D-
movements the principal one being the sp'
nlication OF $500 losds Of mussie-bed as .
top dressing. 1t is his intention % make u =
a,., class hay farm. Mr.. Martin he's ener-
.v and perseverance and We trust he may
! ha succeesful In his enterprise.
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INDIANA ELECTION.
IL STATE CLOSE. BOTH SIDES
CLAIM IT

E STATE CLOSE. BOTE SIDES
CLAIM 1T.
NEW YORK, Oct. I0-l0:50 p. NJ.
The Times special from Knox Co.,
3D., Williams home shows Republican
Ans. The Democrats claim gains in
Martin and other counties. Republi-
q. gains are reported in Jefferson,
b gan, Rasdolph and Ohio counties.
Tie latest from indianapolis to the
gram shows large Democratic ma
.ie> The State has undoubtedly
-e Democratic.
REPORTS MEAGRE.
INDiASAPoLIs, Oct. l0-ll Pm.
l5a townships and wards in seven
mites give 3 net Republican majority
70, against ISL Democratic Ina 1874,
-.l u % in 1872.
INDIANAPOLIS, midnight.
reports thus far are very meagre. In
.awnships and IS counties in which
ial vote has been received, the
-~mocrats gain l57 and the Republicans
on vote of 1874, and in ten addition
! ownships the Democrats gain 245
I'd the Republicans 81. The Demo
s-lc Central Committee claiti the state
rom 5000 to 10 900, while the Re
4can Committee claim that they
ave rArried the State, but do not fix
majority. IS
INDIANA IN DOUBT.
NV YoRK, Oct. 10.
>rc'y Chandler has received dis
Patch from indianapolis expressing the
iioh that tic Sta;e is safe. Halstead
Cincinnati comedies India ma to the
'-nociats. and says Banning, tdem.) is
'eted in Cincinnati district.
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Business Notices.

Fox HsARsENEss and for the public speak
ers and singers, take Forest Tar Troches."
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-10-12

DO you want to save your children. II you
do. 70 10 G.. A. Parcher ind get box Of fe>-
,rndrn'- Worm Expeller. II j. the surest.
safest and best worm medicine now in use.
For sale by all druggists for - cents, or sens
by mail on receipt oil the price.
Prepared by frssenden * Co. Roekland
Maine.
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The Weather.

WAR DEPARTMENT.
Otnce of the Chief Signal Orieer.
WASHINGTON. ID. c. Oct Ill A. M
N obabauies.
for New England, rising barometer.
fresh and brisk north TO west winds. aud
generally clear weather, aud on Thurs,iay
heavy frosts
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Dsaesiie Psrts.
sw HARRDR-Ar ss, sch Lone Star. Pierce, La
moline for Boston
Ar %. schs Ida N sponord. Ingillls. Lamoine for
Boston, Com Cerney. mason. tAlAls Tor Bristol
Montrose Hillman, do for Fall River; Gamecock.
Robinson, Portland for Calais.
Ar 3s sch Valparaiso. Ober Boston for somes'
Sound, j Coolidge Dyer. Franklin. Lynn.
Ar 80. sch Kate Newman. Newman, Phila for 81
John, n b.
Arl. schr, Sea Bird Stanley; II W Cushman,
Walls Ella Eudora, Brown, Franklin for Boston
Alice Dean Leighton. Portland for Passport
Ar :. Br brig b W Cochrane. Carrie. windsor,
n ) for Boston.
Ar 8, schs owen Hinds. Dennis. Calais for
seeking load Neptune, Holmes. Calais for Newport
Ar s, sch Sarah, Richardson; Adele Pray. Pray,
Soines' Sound for Rockland.
PoRTLAsD-Ar 3, sch Col Eddy. Day. Sulhvrn
for Boston.
Ar s, Frank Pierce. Parker. Steuben.
Ar I. sch Grace, Alley. Ellsworth for New York:
sALRx-Ar 8. sch Kate Grant Cowdry. Bluehill
for New York.
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Goodwin Ellsworth; Dexter CLARK. Curtis. Salem
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Ellsworth.
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Sid ach Hesperus, Wooster. New York.
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van; Clara sawyer. Branscont, Sullivan.
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days; sch Jas ODOnahus, Warren. Ellsworth
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LEWISTON, Ne. Oct. 10.

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IT Is AN interesting fact that nature has
/. provided her own healing remedies-no one
of which has wide . reputation a. tar.
Forest Tar" is simply pure preparation
of tar for the. Throat. Lungs and Catarrh.
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