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,ectntlon OF .eelnr Inc performance Of

The expectation Of seeing the performance OF
an en- irDlY rev programme at the Eagle Theatre
brought TO that handsome house very large sem
bags Monday night Tue HCTObatc fouts Of TIE Veto
relh Urohcre some irish songs, come singing 10y
Mi,s Jeune uugncs, Mr.. T. odNln's limitations Of
Dut,h cone laus, ana komr Ethiopian etchts con
ituttd the ne. part Of ,ne MI ana amused e audit
lirnrc. The second part was triVcsN OF Henry ".
bhlcn, Notwithstanding the efforts OF some ey ra.-
tors 10 maze II hVcy, cnuUt be praised. either Tor
reasonably goo cOnSiru uuh VA, or puiut. Writers
VINO attempt TINS hiud uf CompO-ltun Hhuu remtul-
brr t must be As trun awOrk VI art az shOuu oe
y.
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State bonds were dull and Qule,. We note sales Of
Tennessee O.. old. az 4JAl DO. s.. new. 4lA aud
Louisiana 7s coIsulid d, Oh Bank % lsepu Ole
share I'D a, u.s. and Merchants ne. lialroad securi-
ncCted moderate trauc VIVA tie prime trans
act ons a. follows; n j. Cent. Let mort. fa1l3
\. j. ent. COW. lu2e Gaiena aud Chic las, 100
Morris and Is ex =, n, 100 Morris ana Essex l.
cons, 1874 Erie 30 mort. IVY tre ~ mcri.. 100.
ch. Cent -. lOo9s Cent Pacific gold bonds IOsjloO
lOsJs Cent Paciuc l. san Joaquin br .ncn, g9ls
Wrstern PAcnc uOnds, V9is Union Pa iuc uruad Isl
mort lO51S Union Pacinc tiIkug funI. pOiy Pacific
kiirO "a Of M". l,ts vi tir 1t Mtsern NOR, GA
W L. Tel conpOn 1900 0yls Nj. anu It. + al ,Is.s
10 Chic. bur and Y iucy IS. ilnlt Cine, x. and
Pac. sinEing fund.- pgs4 Pacine No. lsts pI Cnic.
and Alton lncOme 1Oi Morris ana Essex % re-,
uuA Erie "a mort. lo2k IRE btn niort.. 80
o 10 and Mis-. cons OOnl-, ps'vi Nortl Missouri LIST
mort, eo'e LOuevile anu Ma hNllle rou pa So.
lne Op.Lins. agnast. lowest . 4. "a. closing
prices Of stocks today were:
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Thu Trial Of the Molly Masuirc..

PoTTsVILLE, May l7.-ln the Ycst trial 10 dav,
Mr., Kerustn che Court having decided to allow he to
testin) was sworn. She sal Kerrean left home GU
the evening OF July D. having lOaGeo pistol In his pos
ION, aLd that he did until the morning
following aud mat his return he tOld uer tnht u"
lad shot lost, IL will be remembered ,hat kortg
ore, ststcu In his cOnes Ion, that tue Two men
lame Mcclellan and Bowie ud the shooting, nnd mt
be- merely lid IL EN- 10 the mountains suO.tqnrhtlN
Mrs Kergan the nrst witness vet prouuced Ia prove
that HERMAN ever admitted TO any that he com
ulttu the dteu. TIL nr part OF her testimony, how
ever, CorTUD rates that Of kerrisan
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norm MANDErILLE ExcIrED
The Awful Inquiry Put 10 Ills Lordship by n
smnlI Republican.

Whenever the Coaching Club IL about to
Fari from tine stables ut rwenty-egt tn street
ahd / I'm avenue ali the small boys and small
girls 81 tie nei. huorhood gather In force ana
ghe tne swell WHIPS" hearty send-OG Yes
E'day foinoon, Lord Vaudeville, son Of me
'Nv q ancuesier, and member Il the Goa IL
m and Poi0 clubs Of this city, a,tiGed III sun
Il1- l'ery, s,ood ia The main doorway Of The
s'.'l s,he was the picture OF health and happi-
~. lle Nouug-ters had no owlo re Il uis
a. ''' hi urnl-ter, btt Il NeftNeless adihli ed
~ t .u III Lao o. houut twelve, and one
~ q" N'.4tr lufd the rest, apurJ Arhel hls llris
ll' "a l.4- NIu. ~ sal I, d. Nol b. long To
n"HN'n .uN - Luri Ai.n IcNillr was quasi,
si' '' .lf rem a MS pr 49, upon suNr u
Low dh- whlcn he carried. Tue Toy iuchied
s" i'"l Dee 10 r 40 ms iord mp and, pulni-
- l" 'nN nuN clach, A., B.rIum ouglt %
IHt '. Inns Was TOO t.ucu t.r his lUrGsh y,
~ e. ..' "4 tN, u'y ma ~hunk INN.
N" N'l. f. lnW, although nearly ont 81
o'' 900. Hrtah Do ruUw uehl, duu ete-W tines
- 'Nt' i.i lDrts 90 ~ uck tue boy IN he Wilrt
W. ll" hr s, cane. lue III was followed
W. " q tr.r lh- Youn,ster, and che If ine
~ t'i'i .,ftl fk ia neigh boring store, con
-. i'N pms Itrd-ilu, HE clerk htterWH ard sad
IA e N'u mot know OF care who ihe man was.
- Va l- lnroslt, b cuhiuD was repre-
n,H-l lc' ma he ia utrd, Sn me ulOn YOU "
i".i h' pro nsrd tu chas l,c TIE English NOBLE
" DO HNu Wi4 ,houi to do II when iuieiiercd
W. Au ther Of the ~ ctitofs, one wrO
u'hed H. "n TIE ul.lus win the fauiou- kit
H. 'ld 10 MS iurdship: is this my Lord
L,r, / is M name aud ,,tle, SIR" answered his
-, bis sEamcf l"rxcltedly said Kit Carson's
..NNp, m"n, aud Tvs a good notion u lick
~" ~lSsn' foA should UNDERESTIMATE biz, that
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you are in a country where everybody lie on an

Tie boy stood back and howled. Then some
one advised him to " to the police station anu
enter "A com, lhnt. AT tuis time bis lOru MP
took his sent on the coach, and, chatting uleIrly
with tue Lady ut his side, drove away. ne boy,
accomps MED by the young man who threatened
noiire station and saw Capt. Steers. They were
told that Trey must 60 to the Police Court and
secure a warrant N thew wished to have Loru
Nandeyille arrested. Therefore, IL IL proOaole
that his lurdship will he introduced to the BOY
nj court TINS morning When the story vas told
In the clubs last night there was much MERIT
mani nd amid the laughtei well known society
men snonted. And so the little rascal Will have
Vaudeville arrested, ehI"
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Susinrss tiotn,s.


Hiram Anderson's son,
3A SIN av.. Sd door below 27ta st.
GOOD Carpets at 3iY; Der yard. ,
food on 81 On at 90, per yard one yard wide.
brussels at Il per yard and upward.
Canton hattngs at 2Uc. ryard.
Danger OF Delay i-Many victims lie in decay and
many Lives tUrOSn tby Colds. COu ca
tarrh, anu Lung Dice 50 that might he cured with per-
bottle Of WIsHAETs PINE TREE TAR CORDIAL an In
fai4iDe Renie-i for Consumption
DR.. G. w. Bcnson's Celery and Cba mon,iIe
PILLS are prepared expressly TO cure sicx Iieaiacne
Nervou an 81 eDless ess aud viii cure any Sc.
Pucc SOC, pO tIge FEE SOFA by ali druggists. ONCE
lVJ n. kutaw st., baltimore. Nd.
A Valuable Lesson for Rupiurcd Men.-Ths
nes silk Elastic Tru.-, supDed ony nv hl,stc russ
Company, 0s3 Broadway, worn comfortably, perna-
ncntly cures rupture Avoid wreched metal and worth.
less cotton " Elastic" Irusses.
Eupture.-A permanent cure by DR.. Marsh's treat
shoulder Braces aud surgical appliances OF every de-
scripton. Vesey st. Asor House, opposite st. Pauis
Church.
shoes CATERS ana lppers all styles and prices. Beet
place Ia New YORK o. Dui them Ia at
MILLER q 90. 5, Union square.
There IL nothing which 80 destroys the fas-
cinatun Of beauty offensive Dream "a IL uothng
which at once corrects Il out MIX OF Magnesa-
Auy at Glance that PomerOy's
Elastic Truss Is the beet pice ~. f4t broadway.
Cristad oro'- Hair Dve. In uDiformitv and
Certainty of operat on, stands unequaed 81 Johh 81
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SUPREME AMBERs.--Nos. O.. 81. 80.
OK, ~ lO3 ~ lls. llg. I3U 1871, 1856, 1856 1877 1917
ii5 a. ~ 10 ~ "a isS 49, 49, ioe LIZ ~,
$50, &7d 2od. 2Js.
EhEaAL TERM-Nos III, l26 SO SO. So 90, 112, l27,
las, IS. ~, D. lBiIs 1853. ~. Us. Il. 5s 81, l07
SPECIAL IEkM.-l.4s Auu Ia t.-NOs. bB, l13. 17i,
so "a .Oo 81 40, Sls, 800, S5i Sas 200 O2 oo 40.
CincrIT' Part I-Nes 1919, 1897 1899, 1929, 1855,
l73l, Ia lil3. 21u. l75, 1897, 3o7 $50 1879, l.l
lG97. Isl l5S'' NJ, 1910 1881 1919, o. lesi'
~ ~ lii't lov3 ljs o7o,e l7j5 Loo iSsv 1924
las, hiJiV, lo.6 l1-1. ldS5 1863, li-3 9. III
IL &c 90 .r'ai 2a.s lo'9 na"osp, frs lii;-E9,,.
s@ 1874 b71>s' l@9l, so's, 9-js' 1871 2SJl, 2o-J.
SUPERIOR CoURr-0ESKRAL TKEM.-A- journed sine
d..
rRrAL lEEN-rart Nos. lol7, iols. EGO, 1852,
2OiH ESQ, a, 2lui, 1881 lu2, los las 1861, 1919,
llls 90, 1852 ll1i, lols los' l9t 1919 lo1@, NJ
no 1874, , 1lts ll4, nag, lli7. has Ia LOO
llsl lios, llbi. ll5 pat 4! 8 e9I l.75' a., 9lg
COURT or ,oAMoS iLkAs GENERAL IkHA.-Ad'
journeu uutil siondIy. duuc ..
kQuIrY TENN 3, 3, ~, 4, %, 81, %
TRIAL 1ERM. Part t. Mo- OIbi3 loo 17lS piA
o5i dab, 2lt7 llA 10 q. 1871 2lO3 loSO, 3dg, 1904
III l4d ll6i, 1904 lsil lF4, lll!, $40 1881 l52S
lsil l2d7, A9i+ 1893, l7da 7n leol' 49, le3' q,
1919 l,Sd, lsS ~. 49, aJ, isiJ ~, 2 H. 1913,
2USl 1910, 2O59. 1901. 1853, SOL 1857.
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In the Senate to-day Mr.. Wright Rep.,
Iowa. Introduced a bill to provide Tor the estao-
llsnnent Of . Board OF Laod Commissioners.
Ia


llsnment Of . Board OF Laod Comm ssioners.
Referred.
The bill proposes the appointment by the President
aud connrm stion by the Senats, Of commission Of
three meinOers 10 receive and q
email brought before II by IA benat Of persons
10 whom patents for lands may have Oeen s.ucu the
Of the Unitea States Dy toe prope officers, but
whose tive to such Ian may have failed 10y reason OF
tupe iOr adverse tltlc lie NoumisE a. are de-
tefmluc the amount " los damage sustained 10y
hUluers Of sucn falling utcs, ana report to Congress
This House 0il to remove the political dis
abilities Of William l.. Maury of suffolk county,
New York. was pissed also, tho House bill ex-
tending the time WITHIN which homestead eu-
tres upon certain lands In Michgan may he
mads.
Mr.. Cooper Dem, TENN called for tho House
bill TO iuttter trOvide Tor the building 81 a Gus
tom house, pos, ONCE court rooms, &C., In tue
city of Mempnis, Tenn. Passed.
At l2:3O the lie llslauye business was suspended
ami the Senite resumed tne consideration Of
the articles Of inpeachment against W. W. Bel
KNAPP. late Secretary of War. 1t was ordered
that the galleries DC cleared and the doors
closed.
Before reaching any decision, at s o'clock, the
Senate, sittIng as court Of impe chment, ad-
inurned until tomorrow.
A brief executive session was then held, and
the senate All jOuTned.
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hunler storm eyln here last evening, ana continued
until II o'cooA this morning Tue nravy tall of rain
a d the ightninz did considerable damage setting the
packing HOUSES ~ Rose irp, ~ ludtpenuthct street.
1n me TINS m rfiug eutlr " destroying then Inc
b andard OH WORK. ntre also set On hrv os, sla
me ,plre on thu Lutheran church, al Ere aud b"lhAr
strers sruek and Dady shattered No loss oi NE
IL reported.
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AffiNeh-N IDNEspAf, May IL.
steamship San Jacinto, savannah. mdse. and pass.
- tamship Jew lOrK, New Orloan-, mdse. aud lass.
steamship knicherbOcker New Orleans. mdse. and
pass.
steamship King Artnur. Matanzis, sugar.
steamship Crescent Ciy, Havana muse and pass.
steamship Albemarlc, bewe'. IN isc. Dass
steamship CITY of Vera Cruz. Havana. m lse pass.
Steamship Guy Of Atlanta, jharlcstl aud pass.
Steamship IlranOta, Portland. mdse. anu lss.
Steamship Victoria, Glasgow, mdse and pass.
sup Janet Court, Calcutta, mdse.
BARR Sionn Lcith, IL Oillist.
Brig a II Curtis, Matanzis, sugar.
a tUt nc u-uu RIVER 4nu cDt.t stse vesseis
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Friday. Bepen, Performance "A, Booths.

Instead OF playing the "b lcony scene" from
Romeo aud Julet"f r Mr. TooNeTs benefit t0-mor
NV afternoon, at BootA's The TIRE, Mr.. Rignod and
Nj sara JrNttt will al the prucipt paris N BlacS
tye1 Su,an." Miss Kellogg Will sg select ions from
operas the forum ceue from Julius Ccstr' VIII be
pre- pntrd here ufurc, aud ttc Ceiebra ed Grnrae,
tymnast,, Will conclude the entertainment with
In tgu "a snl
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McINTOsH-sNow.-l In the James NJ 4. Church.
BloOkyr, on thursday evening" Nay H. by the Kew.
John n Stansbery, ash ted by Rev CHARLES H. liar
RI, ir ia II: McIut ali OF New YorA city TO Mrs.
bessie A. SNOW OF thr former ~ zee.
SPUkGE-WHlrMAN.- the resinence OF tho
brides parents Conac, l.. IT, oy the Rev. James SIN.
CLAIR on Wednesdsv, Nay 10, Wili,m N. Spurge OF
SmlthtOwn, L. l., tO clara A. WAitlnan.
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john Elliott. who for four years was alaboror
on the New YORK pier Of the Brooklyn bridge. fell yes
terday from the top Of the uncompietc1 tower and
struck the ROADWAY 40 teN below His body .
he'd, and he ala breathe after ttrlAing the
ground. lie was 40 years old, anu had wife and two
.ut
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diaries. iftcr being out twelve hours yesterday re-
tlrned a verdict Of guilty.. For wtnes were cx IT
inca, ana most damaging eject VAS pronucrd akhhst
the PRISONERS by IA, that the records produced Ia
toe puront r. fNOr % the secretary tue Odu tNl
lows had Ueln talnperrd WITH.
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DTyORCED.


HATnAwAY.-In the city OF New YORK. the 18th
day Of NAV 1876. by the Hon. Charles DoDOhue Justice
Of he supreue ur lanes A. Hathaway fro.n M elissA
l.. Hathaway. Cause. adultery.
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Had blood Lead. 10 serious Results.
Then tike Quirk's Irlsh Tea. tina great bilious
rem, d. Price ~ ceuts AZ dTug .lsts'.-Ads.


bargains Tor cash In furniture and carpets, at
CDwperthwaita, Loo and l)7 ClAth un II. Clamp"r
gui g. t!s 10 t.o pres,ns case SUI, ~ 20 T3, wal
carpet 81. Every hla Tor house ,ueplng. Three four
story Duidngs 10 wareroOns fu VI atsst style goods
-ldQ
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The church In Henry, H.. over when the Rev.
Juhn S. Glrhdenhl ieeiIos, srrtuBDd 10 cary nut
tue order OF ihe eHby,eB that directed tne 10 os
niiss Ma. G.enuehnns.
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Long Walk ina shor, Time.

In walking match between William Lee and
Fr,nN Nasten. from Lower hOOONon To Hdgewood,
Nrntythlee irs, uVl TIER pruNeu the VICTOR oh nav
Ing ocomnshed thu distance four houIs aI thirty
Ayu minutes
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John Browns March into the Delaware.
PHI A. My LA n and a a u

FHIIADEIFHIA, Nay II.-A man aud WOMAN
walked overheard together into the Delaware river at
Chc,tuut street, al 1850 last night. Inc woman
browne out the ponce officers rescued tue man. Who
John Brown,
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MdRINE TvTELLTG EyCE.

MTEtArURk ALBANIA rus
sun rises. al sun 10 MOOl rises. ~
ulUH MArhH-ruts NV
sandy Hook 12 Gov. sianu 4 OF Hell Date. o "a
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Ladies', Misscs', 'uis'. and Boy~' Boots.
shoes, gaersi AMI lppers all styles and prices Beet
place Ia New YORK 60 Duf them IN at
MILLER q 90. 5, 3 Union square.
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There IL nothing which 80 destroys the fas-
cnatun- of beauty offensive Dream "a IL uothlng
which at once cOrrects II Olt MIX Of Magnesla.
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Eupture.-A permanent ture by Or. Marsh's treat
ment sax Fl sic rtocsiugs aud ApiumInal Belts
shoulder Braces and surgical appliances OF every de-
scripton Vesey e., Aston House, opposite st. Pauls
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Auy one cab -ee at n Glance that Pomeroy's
Elastic Truss Is the beet pice ~. FAC broadway.
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MfRRIEU,

Cristad oro'- Hair Dve. In uDiformitv and
certainty of operat stands uaequaed. 81 John 81.
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nes silk Elastic Truss, supphed oIy nv El,stc rtuss
Company. bs3 BrUaiwty, worn comfortably, perina-
ncnty cures rupture Avoid wretched metal and wOr'
less cotton Elastic" Irusses.
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334 Sth av. Sd door Delow 27tl st.
Good Carpets at 1iV,. Der yard.
GuOd OH 81 tu at 20, per yard. one yard wide.
Brussels at | per yard and upward.
Canton Mattnys al 1Uc. per yard.
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Sp,tJ, AO .ts..
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
re rHk.---
$iaila Kcnnrbrt :3onrral.
BUCKSPONT.
Fire.

Fire.
BANGOR, October Is. The hon &C, barn and fur.
niture of Mrs. Prescott =. Heath two miles north
of Bucksport, was totally destroyed by fire on
Tuesday evening. Her husband returned from
Australia, last july, after an absence Of eight
years, and a suit for divorce is now PENDING in
which the wife had attachedpropertv. Suspicion
of incendraism entertained Whether insur-
ed not ascertained.
1t is reported that Heath, the supposed Backs
pert incen lisry, was arrested in Ellsworth to day.
and that his boy said his father fred the building
lie did not like to say so but supposed he must.
COrOner's Inquest.
The inqGcst held to-day, but none Of the facts
have been given to the public. If not flushed to.
morrow Will plota ably occupy the rest Of the week.
Matters thus fan known about the testimony have
slowly leaked cut. It is sud that the jny re-
gard Smith as the guilty man.
Smith Was visited by his father, to day, and was
much affected by the interview. lie has not Sc
cured council and says he don't think he will need
any.
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SheriH's Sale.

KENNEBEC SS.-Taken on Execution, and will
be sold by public auction, on Saturday, the TWEEN
~ NTH day OF November A. D., 1876 at ten O'Clock
in the forenoon, at my Office in Augusta, in eaid
coun all the right in equity which Jackson Kit h.
en- OF China, in the county of keDnebec has had,
on the second (2nd) day of August, A. ID. 1876, at
the time the same WAS attached on the OF iginal
writ TO redeem the following described real estate
situated in China, in said county to wit. certain
lot OF land in China, Aforesaid bounded follows
beginning on the line of the county road near the
Branch Mills, ESQ caled,) two ieet from the north
west corner OF the building standing on said lot and
occupied by Benjamin Nelson a store hosse and
dwelling; thence northeasterly, parallel with the
north side OF said building point ten feet from
tho northeast corner OF said building; thence ut
right angle south easteriy parallel with the easter
ly side of the said building I'LL IL strikes q point
midway between the aforesaid building and n
building now occupied by b. w. Nelson ~ store
and DIV cling house; thence westerly 1t equal dis
lance from said buildings to the road Aforesaid;
then ce on said road TO the bound begun At con-
tanning about twelve hundred square feet together
with the buildings thereon standing.
The above premises being subject to q mortgage.
recorded in the kennebec county Registry OF Deeds
hook 2si, Page 6ll, given by the said Jackson
Kitchen 10 Benjamin Nelson OF said China, to So
cure the payment of ten promissory notes Of 1fty
dollars each, dated April 7tb, lst payable In one,
two three, four, i've, six, seven, eight, nine and
ten years respectively from their dates, with inter-
est annually. The amount nov due on said mort
gage will be made known ~ the time and place Of
said sale.
October 10th, ls,e, swN
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scarcity OF Money.

There is no doubt but the present condition of
all kinds of business and industry is tearfully de-
pressed, and it behooves every family to look
fully to their expenses. Winter is coming Oh
when children are liable to Group, Whooping
Cough, etc. Coughs and Colds will prevail every
where, and Consumption with other Throat and
Lung disease will carry off many. These diseases
should not be neglected, Doctor Bills eXpen-
sive, and we would advise our people to use
BosCHEE's GERMAN SYRUP. 1t never has failed.
One bottle at 70 cents will keep your whole family
well during the winter Two doses will relieve
any case. Sold in all towns in the United States.
and by your Druggist. septic tTT&S&w
No soap is so nice as the Forest Tar, for the
nursery and the toilet. octl5dSwlw
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Chicago Produce Market.

Chicago, Oct. Is. 1876.
FLOUR-extrs spring, So 55a5 IS.
WHEA1-No. spiing, spot, l la; Oct.
09ha; Nov. ll6-.
CoRN-No. ?, mixed, spot, tSAaH; Oct, AKA
OATs-No. ;, BIZ "a, spot; OCT, 32h.
RIE-No. 2, a6vH.
BARLEl-So. spring IS as5H, spot.
DRESSED HOGS-9 IS . 10.
PORk-l5 I5al6 - spot; Oct, II 95al4 s7S
LARD-l0 50-a 80, spot; Nov y 3Oa9 32h
BULK MEATS-Shoullers, 6h-t short lib
mid, ga - short clear mid 81 asa.
HAMs-l5 b. average
WHiSkEY-ilO-a
FREIGHTs--Corn to Buff. 10, --a2h, wheat do
34a--.
RECEIP rS-l5 0CG hour; Hl.0o0 wheat; 10000
corn; 10000 oats; 5000 rye, 5000 barley.
SHIPMENTS 1850 -four. 26.eo0 wheat; 236 900
corn; 81, 900 oats; 1900 barley; 1900 rye.
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Cincinnati Produce Market.
Boston Stock list. N
STATE NEWS.


Mrs Hull at her recent seances, has given what
is called the "ear test" A silk thread is passed
through the lobe of the medium's ear, where it Is
pierced for ear rings, and fastened TO the wall
with scaling way. Then the curtain Is drawn,
the lights turned down. the spirits srpcar, and
after the exhibition the medium IS found in stdta
quo, with the ailk thread still 10 her ear and the
sealing unbroken. This test has been re-
garded perfectly conclusive. A we'll K nown
citizen discovered one evening tiny knot IN the
thread, abont two inches below the ear, and in
fened that the test had something to do with the
length of his own ears /; but of course the knot
must have been the result of some imperfecton
in the manufacture of the silk Portland Ad-
vertiser. 'i POI.
Mr.. IL. G. tSurleigh Of Fairfield, has made .
splendid exhibit of Herefords at the Centennial
cattle exhibition. aud secured seven awards of
medals and diplomas, including one Of the collec-
ton herd. Maine visitors only regret the absence
Of other breeders from their State that must have
been equally successful.
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1t is related that Mr.. Samuel Spaulding Of Spring
field, while hunting in the vicinity Of that town
recently, encountered the devil face to face. This
he persistenty and trembleingly declares.
In corroborAton of his testimony there is collat-
eral fact Whereas he was formerly venerable
Rip Van Wrinkle, passing great part Of the time
in the woods with his gun, he now secludes him
self at home, hardly venturing from his premises.
All questoners obtain from him the same state
ment accompanied by description of his Satan c
majesty. For many years the story has been Pc
riodicaly revived of some strange creature in the
woods, near Springfield, and lumbermen have seen
it as far distant as the head of Musquash stream
but Mr.. Spaulding is the first man bold enough to
declare that it is the devil.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
The Trouble at Calnhoy.

CHARLESTON, October Is. All has been quiet
at Cainhoy TO day. small force of armed citi-
zens from Charleston remain in the village the
residents fearing that if this guard is Withdrawn
their homes will be fred. The News received to-
night despatch stating that company of Uni
ted States troops are on their way from Columbia
to Cainhay, and 1t causes satisfaction. The ri es-
idents proclamation causes no excitement and
little comInt mt here. = f.f
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VIRGINIA.
Troops for south Carolina.

FORTRESS MONROE, October Is. General
Berry received Geographic instructions from
Washington, this morning, to send four companies
oil artillery from this post at once to Columbia,
5. C.. to report to Mej. Gen. Ruger, commanding
the department. Company |, 4th artillery, Capt.
Il. l.oder; Company G, lst artillery, Capt. Samuel
). Edder; Company A, 81 artillery, Capt. l..
Lorraine; Company e, 9th artillery, Capt. Wal
lace +. Randolph; were designated, aud will
leave for that place o-morrow morning. This
leaves only one company for duty.