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The New York herald., 1876-09-23
LOCAL POLITICS.

DEMOCRATIC RATIFICATION MEETING IN THE
EIGHTEESTH DISTRICT.
The Tammnny Hall General Committee of the Eigh-
teenth Assembly district, in conjunction with the
numerous Tidcn and Hendricks campaign clubs, held
an enthusiast ratification meeting last night and
around the rooms of the Tammany Central Associa-
tion IN Thirty-irst street, near Fourth avenue.
The campaign banner hanging across the avenue
illuminated with calcium lights and numberless
lanterns and trans adorned the stand Tor tho
speakers. Tbe reform candidates iscc posted up
aiI sides with such familiar titles as "Cenlcnniai
names. good band Of music performed The overture,
shortly after eight O'Clock the meeting opened n
the presence OF large crowd. Mr. William Sinclair
elected chairman and resolutions indorslng the
nominations Of the st LOUIS Convention
were unanimously passed. Tho first speaker
introduced the Hon. Abram s. Hewitt.
After eXtong the candidates, he devoted his remarks
chiefly to the necessity OF reform IN Congressional
legislation and the correction OF abuses, rolled In
the appointment OF thousands OF useless persons
other purpose than to control their suiirage3.
Cheers and applause followed the close OF Mr.. Hewtts
remarks and the Hon. Fernando Wood was presented
and Enthusiastically received Speeches followed by
the Hon. James W. Gerard. Assembyman O'Hare
Thrtyrst street. n front of the Central
club house. This also lluminatd and decorated
with flags. banners and the usual parxphcrnaa OF po
ica enthusiasm. Here addresses wore made by the
Hon. John Muliay, John p. Reed, Congressman
Willis and others. The meeting was the largest and
enthusiastic held in the distric! Tor years, and
lasted till nearly ton O'Clock.
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AsrIxwALL. Sept ls-sailsd, steamer Acapulco, cspp.
New York.
BonprAux, Sept 2o-Arrvea, schr Beckerman Hath
BEipGnwArER Ms. Sept 1s-Cleared, schr speedwclI,
Doane. Liverpool.
BAY Sept 2o-n port brig Beaver tBr. Wallace. to
load for Now York. . -.
DrMERARA Sept 1s- Sailed bark Tempar. Booth Bslti
HALIFAX. Sept 22-Arrved, steamer Severn (Br), from
London
LoSDoS Sept l7Arved. steamer Scotland (Br) James.
Montreal.
HAvASA sept2l. ePM-sailod. steamer Clyde. Ksnns-
dy. New York.
Liverpool
NoRrH SYDNEY CB, Sept 2o-Arrved, brig Acadia, Bell
fontaine, Europe.
QuxBEc Sept 20-Arrived, ships Greyhound Geddes Lv
erpoo: Madras. McPherson, 0reenock Imperi A. Morrison,
do: Eunce Mich smith, Cardiff: harks Veox Stubb,
London; Aldebxron Svendsen West Hartepoo; Constan
tia REYNOLDS HULL Concordis Bull. London; Contest.
James HULA Aztics Mue Greenock for Montreal; War
tier Fiemminc, Pict0u for do.
Cleared 2oth ship The CraiEs, Thiee Greenock; bark
Faith, Gemmel. TrOon.
RIO JASEIRo, Aug l3-Ssed brig Senorta, Townsend
Baltimore.
SINGAPORE. Aug 1-Saod. ship Jean Ingelow, Tanton.
Manila: bark ii u Brookman Tyson London.
In port Aug bark Robt Morrison (Br. Davies for New
York.
sr Joux. NB Sept 22-!n port, steamer Olympia (Br),
Young, for New YORK. TO sail Co night.
Cleared 22d, schr Ximena. tor New York.
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of valuc Rchsrds finally assented and II was ged
that he. Win Harrington and of his suDordinates,
snorlt waich the oice and follow thr burglars. liar
rngton bein2 pHrticO IA n The whn would take he
tu d.t sh'ulG be followed, Others sics IN
the waicu the nurslss Miles ma Benton 90
OF tHe safe. having heard hammering Tor sevcra,
hours before that, and then told Harrington THAI the
evidently professionals, and, II
beng very dark that they liable TO
get away; lie thought II best and arrest the
men at once; Harrington demurred TO this, saying
that he was the District Attorney and would have 10
prosecute the burglars and be wanted hs way about
how the thing should be worked, In which witness
acquiesced saw the out OF the ol!cc; alter
and Harrington followed the man Benton with the
bag, the others following Mines. who escaped
them; Benton went clrcutous route to
Aexnnders house, having evidently forgotten the
way; witness and Harrington were close to hm at
time that he turned to them and asked them the
name OF the street; he also asked Harrington upon
reaching street where Mr.. Columbus bouse was.
when Harrington replied, columbus Alcxander's?'
Benton said ''Ycs. I" and to the house and
the other of the could ~ he did not
succeed waking Mr. Alexander up; unalIy
witness thought This thing had gone lar
enough and ordered of his officers TO
arrest Benton, which he did; this was about three
oc.ock IN the morning; he aiterward examined the
Office and found the burglars tools lying about and
everything upside down; he was confident the sale
was blown after the door OF the sale unlocked.
He also testified that Harrington interiercd with his
TONED watch the door OF the District Attor-
news Office.
Before Major Richards concluded his testimony the
Court adjourned.
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK-THIS DAY.
PORT OF NEW YORK, SEPT. y, 1876.
ARRIVALS
REPORTED THE STEAM YACHTS HERALD
wHrEsToxE TELEGRAPH

REPORTED BY TIE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wHrEsToXE TELEGRAPH LINE
steamer 0hel" l,irl, Bristow. Hull Sept via South
amp,on 4h, with mdse to Chas l. Wright Co. Has had
continuation af and sw gales wtha very lish cross
with haly snn ggy weather at tines sept IL lat 40 40
in sW. with private signal with letters So
ans o S
Snip Muskota ,of ST John NBi Cutes Liverpool Aug IL
in order Is anchored in Grayesend Bay for
Ship John Bertram GER, Roed Loudon 80 days in bal
last TO Tobias Co. Had strong westerly winds most o
Bark tpmann Ger Gerdss Liverpool Al days in bal.
and los, and split ~ saw aisrse
Ys 2 $. ans
waijen Gep. from London TOR Baltimore New York;
Sep . LAT s os Ion so ~ e"rs Ghli tBr from Dn,n Tor
board and was , Drowned. ,',,u-,
% Sr S.a'i days.
volet,e Or. Non,on, Ponta.Ptre 10 days, with
sehr Helen g King ,of caais, Braeey Grand Turk IT.
forega split oresa stove cabin windows had cabin filed
schr J Brown. Keen, Belfast for Jacksonville. to
S a arss weo IN ses a Ss
Schr Harmon Curtin Curtin. Boston ) days with ice to
tho Knick kcrbocker lee Coz vessel to Talbot GO.
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GArE.
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer General Whitney, Iiactt. Boston tor New
City OF Fitehburg Springer. Now Bedford for
steamer Electra Young Providence for New York.
schr Lizzie McNicho Tanning, wndsor Ms, Tor New
schr piadem. Gray. Windsor Ms. for New York;
schr $ Purves. Purves. Providence for New York.
DC.
schr Ureana, Allen, proydonee for New York.
Schr toumbia Young, Providence tor New York.
Schr Reindeer. Howard, New Haven Tor New Yotk.
chr Bertha. Conover. Providence Tor New York:
Schr John Balch, Hannah. Providence tor New York
sshr Nsse SoSns no
schr j NJ Bsyies Arnold, Huntington for New York
schr Neptune's Pride. Lindsey, Portland Me- for New
York.
schr Potter Hoppe, Bradbury. Newport for New York
schr A Mcsiahan Haii: Provi cnce Tor Phiadeiphia
schr George Raymond. Gates. New London for New
York. .
schr Evergreen, Eaton rrovidencs Tor New York
schr Q smith At~ood, Tsuntou icr New York.
scLr Il n A Baker. Murray bridgeport for New YORK.
schr lssort, Hawkins. bridgeport Tor New York.
schr Orlando smith, Ferris dorchester tor New York
BOUND EAST.
Steamer George Washington, Whitehead. Now York for
Haliisx. Ms aud st Johns. NJ
Steamer Aibatross, Davis. New York for Fall River
steamer Delaware. smith New ! iors tor fa River.
schr Belle. Mills, New York for Brookhaven. .
scnr B Darlington, Parker Georgetown, DC, for Al
schr 4 Flower. hubbard. Amboy for Norwich.
schr Eiiorsdo. Wexford, Hoooken for Lynn.
schr icrt ort Manton Croweil iioDoken for Boston.
schr John l.ozicr. Lincoln New YORK Tor Taunton.
scnr Kate Scranton Palmer. Port Johnson for ProvI
sehr r Atwood. Atwood New yor. for Westerly.
schr Romeo. Grinneii. HoboHen for Portsmouth
sehr Pointer, Dili, New yorS Tor Providence.
schr Lucan. Bail. Amboy for Norwich.
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saIlsd-Stes amer Alternate Sew york; a.,.,a.
Lrwr ps sp. sr Issss bark Nara
Bark Flash Light t3rl Gard. from Gsce Bsy via New
PSRTLXyD. Me- Sep, a,-Arrved BARK Eilida CBr). Dun
lag oas na o az o to load for Po
"'n Hsiied~One brig and % sehoonsrs. for Boston.
21d-ceared. brigs Carrie Pickering MatanIas; How
4pf Ply 5HouTH Sep. 2IAr,iysa sesr Charlie; M.sh:,
New York for NewburyPort In tow of sehr Gallatn; viii
S s.s ss.ss has: Ess ssss
eneurg; Monmouth anderson AweIisan Eagle Newlove.
Ss.s1.os, sHs s"@ f Po9 ?ohnsS, ds Assl carr
Sesass % sS S kss rsa
MssFae Nichols
Be,ow-sehr John warren. NeGs!, Perth xmboy.
Mar: ssssS
Willow Isrp, Horton; Julia Elizabeth STAINS, and Elm
ri%TTsKET s,s:ss vs1Ss, ,ss, yssns b,
Plcwoos MaiIett HoDotsn. ''''' --'~'''"'-'
1fdDT SsMSAD ssp pssTy sSs &
Bsnia; schrs Charley Cobb, Rhodes Boston; r Binns
sSs francisco Sept ,4Arrivsa: bark. Whistler
sailed Barks chirs tCR Bro.ons. Melbourne via Hum
aosii-Arrvs, bark Montmoreney .nr' Iir.t Bordssu.
nsts ns ysssy sw Hong Kong l
r.yfs fTsss Wss1 sas' Re
Sssi ssiisa.ship, Mabel sbr; Wright, Liverpool:
r.ns rSiladspis .;hr Carrie nsysr Perth xaSsy =,
San acinto 2lst from New York
Cisared-Schr Frank Queen Revele. New York.
SOMERSET, Sept 20-Arrived. RS ii Hurlburt, Grik
fin. and ffelen A Ames Endcot;, Philadelphia.
Sailed isth schr James satherthw@te wolfs Phiadsl
STONINGrON, Sept 2O-Arrived, schrs Spray Martin
Amboy for Fall River: Ripple. Riley Scud Allen, ana
Gale Riley. Trenton for do; VIM Bowen jackson. Port
% ary & :n ss s o
fsi. Baker Pors Johnson r. Ssx Bsdis1s ~
Lowell. New York. sloop Illinois, do.
VINEYARD HAVEN. Sept q Arrived. brig Sparkling
New York Boston schrs Lottie Wells from
Domingo City for Boston: James Parsons. Caroline
Young Ella and Anna Babcock, Philadelphia do:
Wright, Georgetow., DC for do; Ellen Perkins,
New YORK do; q knight, Richmond Va for do; Ma
dab Philadelphia for Newburyport Rverdale. do for
Gloucester: znie Small do for Dsnverspor; Mott Ha-
ven New York for Calais; Benjamin. do for Pembroke:
Cocheco, do for Camden; Mary smith, Thomaston for
New York.
Returned-Schrs N varney and Syra-
WILMINGTON: Nc, sept 2O-Cieared. steamer Pioneer.
Wakely. New York
WAKEHAM. Sept 2O-saiied schr Lady Antrim. Carter,
New YORK.
2Ist-Arrved schr Ada Herbert, Alen New York.
WESTERLY, pt 2O-Arrved, schr W Baccock, Sisson,
Wechawken.
WARREN, Sept 21-Sailed schr West Wind, Romer,
Phadelphia.
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS
ANTWERP Sept 2l-salod, bark Carmeia dtsD, csssei.
lano. New York.
BnsroL, Sept 2l-ssiled bark Surprise Aver, United
States.
BKLrAsr Sept 2l-Arrvcd. brig Cyrus 0or) from Bull
River SC: 22d. barK Don Justo Bennett. Baltimore
BARcxLoSA-Arrivsd. brig Nueva ssoiua esp. Roldos
New Orleans.
BnExxs. Sept 2I-Sailed. ship John Patten. Duncan.
North America; bark Asronom Ger, Kloppsr, New Or
leans.
DUBLIN, Sept 2l-Arrvsd. barks La Macarisana DAN,
Pausen, New York; 22d. + stoaemsu (Br), Gain. Bal
ELsISoRK Sept Arrived bark Maria Augusta C5we).
Gilman. New York tor Cronstadt: brig Hunt. Hant do
for Dantxic.
GIBaALrAR, Sept le-Anved, bark Papa Luigi dtaD, Di
Bartolo. New York.
GREKSocE, Sept 22-Arrved, schr Georgis shepherd,
Rich Mramich.
GLASGOW, Sept 21-saled. bark Giuseppe Verdi dtaD.
Rocci, United States
HAsnuRc Sept 21-salled, ship Mariana Nottebohm,
Whitrey. New York.
Sailed Cuxhavsn 2ist ship Resoiute, Nichols Oar
diG.
HxIvorr. Sent 2i-ssisd. barks Henry Knixht. Anna.
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Ew YORK HERALD SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 3d.


New YORK; Saga (No Larsen do also the Agoshno Gel
Boschette for Philadelphia
nAvgx. sept 20 sailed ships Aiexandriua C'r steeve'
Uaitsd states; hina, Fernald do; Norris Bsrst'~ co.
rsd. Pike. do. barss Wetterhorn. ~yman. do; Este"
r ole do Rome Otis do: brigs Lena Thurlow coroitt'
do; Morning Star (Br Borden. do; q Van horn 'bl'
Tooker do schr sullivan sawin, Rich, do.
Also sailed -oth bark Northern Chief tr). Miller Sandy
Hook; schr John Wood. smith, Philadelphia Doth ro
ported sailed previously.
LIVERPOOL, Sapt 2l-Arrived barks Felix (Rus), Ahuo-
viner, New York; 22d, sio (Nor). Teliefsen do.
Sailed 22d, barks Itonus Smart Bombay: Transit (Br,
Pratt United states brig Amanda l,D. Dart, do
LONDON Sept 2.-Arrived bark Midlothian (Nor). Erik
sen Philadelphia; schr Tanpico, Bonhon Rio Grande
Cleared 22d. barks Sarah Atkins, Boston: Jacob Asi
(Nor Bsrudsen. United States; Columbus ter) Ihder
New York.
LONDONDERRY. Sept 2I-Arrived, bark Countess of Du:
ferin (tr). Regsn. Baltimore
Sailed 2st bark Erns Nor). Eilesen, Unitcd States
LEGuoRs, sept IL Sailed brs Stockton Alien, Boston
MALAGA. Sept .o-ssied bark Lovss dam, Larsen,
Baltimore. =
opEssA-Arrived, brig Kate (Br,. Fader. Messina
PApsrow, Sept 2l-Arrivsd, bark A Vidal tGe),
Schreiber. Boston
PALERMO, Sept I7-sa,,ed, bark Maria Adelaide G,sp.
Nsccari United States.
QuEgSsrowS sept 22-Arrivod. steamer Abyssnia (Br
Murphy New York for Liverpool (snd proceeded.
Also arrived 22d, midnight steamer Nevada tr, Guard
New York Tor Liverpool (asd proceeded.
sept 22-Arrived ou Chcshlre, bscheider
from Arrscan for Falmouth.
SrErrS, Sept 20Arrived, barks President Daa tNor)
Olsen. New York: Attla Nor Jansen, do; Vera QGer,
Lubke. do; brig Stella Lodge (Br), Kirby. do
SLIGO Sept 22-sailed. tao yangela for New York
TARRAGoSA sept 2l-In port schr Thomas Ball. Ryder
for Barcelona eore reported saed from Barcelons for
New Oresns).
LONDON Sept c2-I intended to tow the steamer Can
adan which Larne to tho Clyde for re-
pairs.
Brig Mary Ladd (of YARN outh NS) Porter from Wex
ford Tor -. is ashore at Norfolk, T.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

OFFICE LIGHTHOUSE INSPECTOR. FOURTH DISTRICT
PHILADELPHIA. sep Fl. 1876.
WRECK OF scHR ADpIK WALTON.
Notice Is that the Addie Wal
lies in the main channel Delaware Say in 81 athoms
low water obstruction buoy will be placed upon
practicable The following the bearings
the wreck
Buoy o. the Middle. by x Z.
Joe flogger Shoai buoy lupp end. NV wv.
Mshon's River lighthouse, SW by W.
GB WHITE. Commander, USN,
Lighthouse Inspector Fourth district
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BANNER RAISING AT NEWPORT.

NEWPORT, R. l., Sept % 1875
Three thousand people were IN attendance tonight
at Tilden and Hendricks banner raising, and Newport
has bad such rally for years Among the speakers
were Hon. William Beach Lawrence. Stirring addresses
were also mado by j. W. Glover, of Boston; Hon.
William b. Beach, and Charles H. Page, OF Rhede
Island
The New York herald., 1876-09-23

YACHTS. SrGAii.sOATs. &C.
4 GOOD SECOND HAND IRON STOCK ANCHOR
Awxnted-l,O pounds; also 8 shots OF I n Chain. Ad-
at.
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NlISCELLA ANEOUS.

(NREAT HORSE MEDICINE
ODr Tobss' Venetian Horse Liniment In pint bottles
ST. tor the Of collie old spains and bruises
the lest in the world, To.iss Condition Pow
ders warranted bots worms, give nne
and increase the appete % cents certified to By
Colonel D. Mcdaniel of Of the fastest running
the world and hundreds of other Sold
the druggists and sxdders. Depot 10 Park place.
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Schr L T. Gdersleeve JONES' New York for Portland, Ct
schr VIM Walton. Walton. tIoboSen for Boston.
Schr T Budinr, Port Iorneon for Providence
schr Ann : CarrHl. fdsar New Yerk Tor Bropkhaven.
Sch snthia ans, Gardiner. Amboy for Providence
s,hr NJ TYLER. art. fort JOHNSON ior Providrn-
schr X Mitchell Morreil. New York for stamford
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WHALE MEN.

Arrived at Fsyal Aug -, bark Mercury, Clifford Of NIB.
with UUO bDs sp and 100 do VIII OIL and saied day
home.
letter from Capt Marvin, OF bark Coral of Nh reports
her at Tahiti Aug In distress, having put in Iexky
condI. lion.
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SPOKEN.
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

schr Ariadne from Portland Me- for Glasgow. Sept Is.
lat ~ ~, Ion 80 46
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SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
| DestindtionI

,Arxs OF DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK FOR TEE MONTHS
or sEPTEMBER AND OCToBxR
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Ky MISTAKE OF THIS Type IN M. Al, -,.,...
|ment OF the drawing Of the Royal Havana Lottery the
grand prise, $4,000. " -
\ MARTINEZ 4 CO.. RankAss 10 wAlsA
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WEATHER REPORT.
FOREIGN PORTS.

PLYMOUTH. Sept D. PM-wind S. moderate, with rain.
LIVERPOOL. Sept -. PM-wini, sw, light.
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES

ar 49, NEXT DRAWING OCTOBER 2
with 2oOOo tickets; $3.50. 900 prizes.
Prizes cashed- Information furnished free.
TAYLOR x CO., Bankers.
Wall <e,N Noyk
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rContinued from first page. J

of the interval Colin Campbell served
with the Kings troops on the Continent:
George Ii. had taken up arms on Denall
of the Empress Maria Theresa, with
view to the security of his own dominion
in Hanover against the French and the ar
mics of Spain, Naples, Prussia, and Bava-
ria, commanded by Lord Stair, and en-
couraged by the presence of the King and
his son, the Duke OF Cumberland, the
British troops made desperate march, in
order, if possible, to join the forces OF
their ally, the Prince of Lorraine.
The object Of the French general was
to prevent such a junction, and for that
purpose he posted his army at the back OF
the River Maine, at point from which he
could command the passage of the stream.
An order was imprudently given for the
English to continue their march by the
right of the river. when Colin, who was
employed in some outpost duty, fortunate
ly discovered that the enemy. was in pos
session of the left bank, which gave them
the power to cross to the other side to cut
off all the British supplies and reinforce
ments
He FASTENED with all speed to make his
report at headquarters, and in short Tune
the necessity Of a retrograde movement
became apparent, and but Tor conn ior-
tunate discovery the result might nave
been most unfortunate.
"Who is that young man. inquired
the Duke.
HE is one of Lord Sempil's wild High
landers, your Royal Highness,' replied
an aide-de- camp.
IAN intelligent fellow.' continued the
Duke, who ought to carry field marshal' :
baton in his knapsack. Let him not be
forgotten when the action is over"
The French had passed and occupied
the village of Detteingen.
1--WE are placed at a great disadvan-
tage," said many of the officers 10 each
other.
The fact is, the British troops had to
pass through rayine in the very teeth OF
the French cannon and musketry-a dis
advantage which made the hardest sol
der shudder to think of.
The French were waiting in silence.
with the anxious expectation of seeing
their foes fall like herd of deer when
assailed in ambush Marshal de Noailles,
thinking himself quite safe, resolved to
make use of the interval before the British
arrived, SO he proceeded in person 10 the
other side OF the river to hasten the pas
sage of the rest of the army.
Colin, who could run, climb, and, jump
with the agility Of stag. and, moreover,
had an eye like hawk, perceived the
movement, and begged to be permitted,
with few others, TO go some way into the
ravine, if possible, to draw the enemy
from position OF comparative safety into
one of extreme danger. They lodged
about for some time. doing whatever they
could to attract the attention OF their foe
IcoNTISUED TOMORROW.
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The Yellow Centaur Liniment

Is adapted to the tough skin, muscles and flesh of
the animal creation. Its effects upon severe cases
Of SPAWN, sweeny, Wind-Gall, Big Head and Poll
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Messrs. j. Mcclure & Co., Druggists, cor. Elm
and Front SITS, Cincinnati, o., say:
ain our neighborhoo6 number of teamsters are
using the Centaur Liniment They pronounce 1t
superior To anything they have ever used We sell
as high as four to i've dozen bottles per month to
owners of horses and mules"
We have volumes of testimonials describing
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and even Founders, which are little less than mar
wells. No owner of an animal can afford to be with.
ont bottle of Centaur Linment, which any day
may prove worth twenty times its cost.
Sold everywhere, but prepared only at the
laboratory OFF. b. ROSE CO.,
DEFY ST. NEW YORK.
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CaSt0ria!

Gross, sickly babies and children may enjoy
health and mothers have rest if they will use Cas-
tora Worms, fevershness, teething, wind coli
sour stomach and undigested food make children
cross, and produce sickness.
Castoria will assmilate the food, expel worms
and all these things. For twenty years DIR.
Pitcher exiei mented in his private practice to pro
duce an effective Cathartc and stomach regulator
which would be as effective as Castor Oil, without
its unpleasant taste or recoiL.
The reputation of his experiment extended. Ply
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which he gave the name OF Castoria.
Castoria is pleasant TO take as honey, regu-
lates the stomach and bowels, and does not grippe.
1t is adapted to all ages contains no alcohol and
Is absolutely harmless to The most tender infant.
Try Casioria once, and you will never be without
It.
Prepared at the Laboratory of j. ID. Rose Co.
4G Dey Street, New York. l3w5
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Notice in Bankruptcy.
In the District Court of the United
States, for the District Of Maine.
In the matter of
Collier, Hamilton 4 Co. In Bankruptcy.
Bankrupts.)

In the matter of
Golfer, Hamilton 4 Co. In Bankruptcy.
Bankrupts.)
At Portland in said district, on the ninth day OF
March, A. d., 1876 before Hon. Edward Fox, j Judge
of said District Court, In Bankruptcy,
DISTRICT OF MAINE, SIS.
Upon the application of Joseph A. Sanborn Of
HaIiowelI in the county of Kennebcc, and state OF
Maine, Assignee of said Bankrupts, representing
that Samuel 5. Brooks OF Augusta, in said district
has offered the said Assignee the SUM OF nine thou
sand six hundred seventy dollars and seventy nine
cents Tor all of the fixtures and the saie and the
goods and merchandise of the SAID late nrm re-
naming unsold ON March I'd, A. ID. 1876, together
with the notes of said firm OF the nominal value Of
two hundred and tweDty-six dollars thirtyelght
cents, and the accounts of the firm of the nominal
value of one thousand nine hundred i0rty-slN dol.
lars and three cents, all of which have come TO the
possession OF said Sanborn that SAID Sanborn Is 10
pay all legal claims upon said property; that the
title to said property is in dispute that William
NJ Lansey oil Pittsheld In said district claims 10
hold said property by virtue OF a mortgage given to
said Lancey by said Collier, Hamilton q Co., Oct.
Is, A. d. 1873, and praying for leave to sell to said
Brooks according To the terns OF his said offer.
II is Ordered, That notice be given by person al
notice on William X. Lancey and by qualifications
to all parties interested TO appear on Thursday
March goth NJ +. NJ. Publication in Kennebec
Journal.
f-l Witness, the Honorable Edward Fox
)Ls} Judge Of the said Court and the seal
t-~> thereof at Portland, in said district
on the ninth day Of March, A. D., 1876,
WIN. r. PREBLE.
Clerk OF District Court, for said district
marll-f2tawlw&wlt