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The Portland daily press., 1877-11-10
THE INDIANS.
Sitting Bull Swears Vengeance agninsa
the Americans,

SIZING Bull Swears Vengeance ngainsa
the Americans.
NEW YORK, Nov. "a Fort Walsh letter
says that Sitting Bull is to be settled on the
lice, When told that he must start for his new
he said:
Tell her that will be good man, and that
my people will be good. L will take them to
the Red Deer, and now 1 declare before you
that will not make trouble or annoy you, or
give pain to the Queen. 1 will be quiet, will
never tight on your soil unless you ask me to
help you-then 1 will fight wish you good
Dye. Place me where you like, l will be at
9lefs and not treaty breakers, thieves and muir
oefeIs, you would think me coward if did
not die lighting the Americans; therefore while
go to the Red Deer now to live at peace (here
tne speaker almost shrieked) will come back
when nay braves are strong. Or if they will
not come with me will come alone, ard fight
the Americans alone until death.
Fight between Mexieans and Indians.
NEW YORK, Nov. "a San Antonio des
patch says Information has been received that
on the 18th of October 81 men under Don Mar
ciaf Anago, of Mexico, had battle in Texas,
near the Guadalupe mountains. with party
of Indians who had beeh depredating in Mexi-
co., near chihuahua. They killed six bucks
and captured six squaws and sixty'eight head
OF cattle stolen from people living near San
D1lego IN Mexico. These Indians were from
TOT! stanton reservation in New Mexico. The
anuisns killed were provided with reservation
DlanKets and other articles from the United
States Government. Their scaps we're taken
to Del Norte in Mexico, as was the stock which
was identified by the owners of the animals
Three bucks and niue squaws escaped. Thus
it may be seen that our reservation Indians have
been doing exactly what We complain that the
Mexican Indians have been doing to us.
-
a majority of the Constitutonists of the
Erench Senate including the leaders of the Or
deanists, voted that the party should not sane
ton new dissolution of the chamber of depu-
ties nor support the nresant ministry.
The Portland daily press., 1877-11-10
SOUTH CAROLINA.


COLUMBIA, S. c., Nov. 9.-Congressman
Smalls' trial was commenced this morning.
Mr.. Woodruff, Clerk of the Senate, testified
of the appropriation for the Republican Print
ing Company. He gave check on Hardy
Solomon's bank, which check was produced
and identified by Woodruff, whose evidence on
this point was corroborated by Sealy, the
cashier of the bank, who paid the check and
at the same time. The defendants c,ansel
will contest every Inch of the grouna. Six
white and six colored compose the jury
The Portland daily press., 1877-11-10
WASHINGTON.
MIR. wer.h,s Nomination Conllrmed

MIR. WeIsIi's Nomination CONFIRMED.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 9-Mr. Welsh's nomi-
nation was reported from the Foreign Rela-
tions Com mittee with the unanimous recon-
mendaton that it be confirmed. 1t was CON
firmed without debate or any dissenting vote.
The Senate Committee on Judiciary were to
have meeting to-day, but no quorum was
present. The nomination of Robert N. Crit
tenden as marshal for Kentucky was reported
favorably to the Senate.
The Portland daily press., 1877-11-10
FOREIGN.
The Turc0-Russian War.
Russians Repurssd AT Erzsrouru

Russians RepuTsed at Erzeroum.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, Nov. 9-The following
telegram has been received from Mukhtar
Pasha:
Erzeroon1, Nou 9th, Noon.-At o'clock this
morning the Russians attacked our fortified po-
sitions at Azizie. Our troops, fighting with
great valor, repulsed them and pursued them
four or five miles from Erzeroum. The Rus
slams were totally defeated. Our trenches are
filled with their dead.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, Nov. 10-Detailed reports
of yesterdays (Friday) battle near Erzeroum
show the fighting lasted eleven hours. Two
Russian columns attacked the redoubt south
east of Erzeroum. One column succeeded in
occupying a block house but was dislodged.
The other column perceiving the enormous loss
of the former, reiterated. The Turks pursued
them as far as Deve Begun. were driven back
from there. rallied and drove the Russians
back to Deve Begun. The Russians lost a
large quantity of arms and ammunition but
only few prisoners.
Turks Repuled at lteniixa.
VIENNA, Nov. "a special to the Political
Corresponding from Bucharest reports the
Turks yesterday attempted to land near Olte-
nitza but were repulsed with great. loss.
The Portland daily press., 1877-11-10

NEW YORK, Nov. 9-Eyening.-Money at a 6
per cent. on call.
sterlinS Exchange weak at 80 for long and sSA
q 1874 for short sight.
Colo opened at 1929 and closed at 102a-all sales at
these figures; the carrying rates were Al "a Der
cent; final loans made fiat. The cearnces were
$15574,000. The Customs receipts to-day were
100000. The treasury disbursements were SPOIL
400 for interest and 1888 200 for bonds Government
bonds firm.
The transactions at the Stock Exchange to-day ag-
gregated 13O663 shares including 800 shares Lake
Shore, 1910 shares Lackawanna 81 Western, 1900
shares Western Union, 1910 shares Illinois Central
$3.50 shares Pacific Mail, $500 shares North Western
2770 shares Delaware & Hudson, 100 shares New
York Central.
The following were the closing quotations of Gov
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European Markets.

LONDON, Nov. 9-1230 P. M.-Consols 96 1146 for
money and account.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 0-12.3O P. M.-Cotton market
firm; Middlng Euplands at 6 sled; do Orleans at
11-l6d: sales $4,000 bales, including 1000 bales
for speculation and export.
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FRANCE.

FKANCE.
Yesterdays Sitting of the Chamber OF
Deputies.
! VERSAILLES. Nov. 9-All the members Of
the Cabinet were present at to-day's sitting Of
the Chamber of Deputies which, however, was
uneventful. The Chamber confirmed the cleo
ton OF sufficient number of deputies to form
quorum.
The Tactics of The Right.
LONDON, Nov. 9.-The Times Paris CORES.
pondent says it is reported that the Right in.
tend to interpelate the Cabinet tomorrow 10
order to give it an opportunity of defending it;
system of official candidatures. The Left
however. seem resolved to take no part in. the
debate, not wishing to facilitate the reassemb
ling of the Senate, as it is said that in thai
event it will be replaced by a fresh Conserva
tive Cabinet. So far there is no indication thai
the Senate will encourage the conflict desired
By the ministry.
The Portland daily press., 1877-11-10
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

Clearing House Transactions.
PORTLAND, Nov. 9.
The Clearing House of the Portland Banks report
the transaction of business as follows yesterday:
Gross Exchanges. 500 043 6S
4>et Ddhuces' li,oVt OIL
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For New ENGLAND a.,

For New England,
the Middle Atlantic and South Allan ic States
colder, clear or partly cloudy weather, north
westerly winds and rising barometer. Caution
airy signals continue at Cape Lookout to East
The Portland daily press., 1877-11-10

ISaes at the Brokers' Board, Nov. 81
2 Boston q Maine Railroad. ................. 90
~ ,uOss y3i
Second Call.
100 Eastern Railroad. ............. AZ
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MEMORANDA,

Sch Carrie s WEBB. which went ashore at San
dy Hook 9Th inst, was towed back to New York 7th
making 15 inches water per hour.
Sch Storm Petrol, Davis from Baltimore for Els
worth, put into Vineyard-Haven 18th with mansail
torn by collision with schr May Mcfarland The lat
ter lost jibboom.
Sch VIM McLoou, from Rockand for New York,
went ashore Sth at Hart Island. Probably off next
tide without damage.
Sch Lucy Ames. Bishop, from Rockland for New
York. put into Newport 18th with loss of deckoad and
sails split.
EH-See general news columns for other renn1ts.
The Portland daily press., 1877-11-10

90 and see the target shooting between Buffalo
Bill and Chas. Austin at Music Hall Thursday,
Nov. 18th.
The Portland daily press., 1877-11-10

Buffalo Bill, May Cody and the Austin Brothers
at Music Hall Thursday, Nov. 18th
The Portland daily press., 1877-11-10
tBoston Stock Market.

By water conveyance-1ooo bush corn meal to @
" True & Co.
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A majority of the Constitutionists of the
French Senate including the leaders of the Or
.eianists. voted that the party should not sane
ties nor support the present ministry.
The Portland daily press., 1877-11-10

ECONOMY. The Oldest baking powder sold in this
market is Congress Yeast Powder. To try it is to
like TIT being cheap and healthful and especially
good for Dyspeptics when used in making biscuits,
dumplings and doughnuts. All should use it.
The Portland daily press., 1877-11-10

FROM MEKUHANTS EXCHANGED
i Sid FIN Liverpool 9th inst, ship l. Morse, Snow,
New York.
Baraue W H Bessee, from Washington Territory
for Bath, Me, put into Newport 9th with mainmast
sprung and rigging damaged.
A schr. supposed the Jos Farwell, from Rockland
for Baltimore, with stone, into and sunk Sth
of, Hart Island, by steamer. Crew saved.
The Portland daily press., 1877-11-10

WRITER IN ONE OF OUR standard medical jour-
nails says: II was cured of Dropsy in one month by
using HUNTS REMEDY All Diseases of the
Kidne ys, Bladder and Urinary Organs are cured by
HUM REMEDY.
CLARKE's TooTHAcHE DROPS cure instantly.
The Portland daily press., 1877-11-10

METEOROLOGICAL
INDICATIONS FOR THE NEXT TWENTY OUR
HOURS.
WAR Dept, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL,
OFFICER, Washington, DC,
Nov, TO- Il A. My
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Daily Domestic Receipts,

Foreign Exports.
HULL. Steamer James Barrass-70, 100 bushels
yhpat.
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[FRoM OUR CORRESPONDENT

KENNEBUNKPORT, Nov 7-Sld, sch Geargie
Loud, Murphy, Kennebec river.
Nov AR, sch Saml Nash, Harris, Elizabethp,
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M-A.RINE n EWg,
PORT OF PORTLAND.
Friday, Nov. o.

Friday, Nov. Q.
ARRIVED
Sch May Muuroe, Hall, Philadelphia-bridg iron
to Grand Trunk kR Co, and coal to Rounds q Son.
Sch Clara Dinsmore, Chase, Dover, to load for Luz
bee and Eastport
Sch H Curtis, Bartlett, New York for Bangor.
Sch Sea Spray, Holmes, Gloucester, to load for
Eastport.
Sch Crabtree, Wooster, Sullivan for Boston.
Sch Margie, Snow Kennebec for Philadelphia.
CLEARED.
Steamship Jas Barrass (Br) Beams, Hull, E-John
Main.
Sch Ruth II Baker, Collins New York-Emery &
Fox.
Sch Fanny Butler, Warren New York; Rumery.
Sch Odell. Winslow, Kennebec, to load for Phila
dephia-J Nckerson & Son.
Sch Rowena, Howard, Extraordinarily Blake
The Portland daily press., 1877-11-10

Oct %, eff Cape Antonio, sch Cook Borden, Lunt
rom Port Spain for Cedar Keys.
The daily gazette., 1877-06-21
General News.

Benjamin F. Streeter was yesterday
appointed Revenue Gauger for the Eicst
Pennsylvania Dis; rict. .r.,
The appointment of Mr. Nicholas Fish
as Charge d'Afaires to Switzerland, was
officially announced yestei day. 4u
d. T. Boyntou, pension agent at KuoE-
Vile, has been designated as agent for
the consolidated District of Virginia.
West Virginia, North Carolioa and Ten
nessee.
1t is reported in Washington that Sec
retary Sherman will recommend Con-
gress TO reduce the Bure ,u OF Statistics
to division of the Treasury Depart
ment, Ire Statistical Bureau is now
undergoing an in nVestigation.
A terrible conf hagration started in St
John, N. B early yesterday afternoon,
and was still burning at midnight, and
beyond c,ntrol. The latest telegram
reports that thi ee-fourths of the city,
including all the public buildings, three
principle hotels, several churches and
all the newspaper offices, had been de-
stroyed. Seven lives We're known to
have been lost. ST. John is city oil
about 10000 population.
The daily gazette., 1877-06-21

1t is most gratifying to notice the
amid the alatms and realities OF war, the
Emperor of Russia, whose emancipation
of the serfs will carry his name with
honor through the future ages, is steadi-
ly proceeding with measures for ameli-
Grating the condition of the numerous
races who acknowledge him as lord, and
is forwarding bv all means IN his power
(chiehy governmental assistance and pc
cuniary add the est ablishmeut Of uni
versity in Siberia, SO long previously
known as a penal settlement. AS far
back as 1908 rich Ooralian Tor Uralian)
land owner paid 100 900 rublCs into the
Treasury, to be applied towards this
purpose. This has swollen to 10000, TO
which Siberian merchant lately aoded
100000 rubles more. Omsb, which has
superseded 4obolsk as the capital of
Western Siberia, aud which has long
been the seat Of a military academy, is
the place chosen for the future seat of
learning, as il is not far remote from the
scholastic ACCOMPLISHMENTS of Orenburg
and Turkestan, and does not contain a
single political prisoner. The buildings
are already being constructed, and tire
intention Is to have them ready for occu-
patton by July, 1880. The whole expense
of running" this Siberian university
including the salaries of the professional
staff, is estimated at $2l4,900 year The
system adopted will resemble that of the
American rather than the English uni
versities.
The daily gazette., 1877-06-21
-TFT0II ITF'f ~ n , = u - N
CURRENT NOTES.

A stury by Hams Anderson, written
down through the mediumship of -Adel-
ma, Baroness Won Way, OF Austria,
is to be published In a spiritualist news
paper. '.'"
Native lawyers row hold very high
legal positions in Dr,.ish India. A recent
London Gazette notifies the appoint-
ment of Daboo Romesh Chunder Mitter
as Judge of the High Court of Jud'ca-
lure.
An Official in the workbouse at Bridge
water, Mess, accused of beating an aged
ard feeble ipmate with broom, used the
broom because lie could strike lighter
blow with it than with his band s
There at present living in Norfolk
cornty, EDeland, Mrs. Bennett aged
e;ghlv-five, her daughter, Ms. Sou Jhwell
fJr,y-eight, ber great grand daughter,
Naomi May, twenty, and her great grand
con few weeks old. 9.'.a
M. Tyndsll bos invented respirator
for firemep, which is likely 10 prove au
extraordinary boon to them. In COM
papy with Captain Shaw, of the London
Fire Brigade, he has tested 1t with eDt're
success. i|'
A man in Warsaw, Ark, has killed
folr men on as many different occaaioDs.
In each case be proved beyond question
that he acied in self defence, and was
acquitted by jury. He is not often as
sailed now.
On Saturday last month 1000 bicyeleists
met az Hampton Court, near London. OL
tbe two previous days days Mr. j. H..
Wilkinson performed the unIiydlled feet
OF covering 200 miles in % hou's aud 10
m,nu,es. lie is under nine.een and
weighs 135 pounds.
The Mohammedaps of India are rally
ing TO the support of the Sultan. Large
meetings have been held. aud collectors
have been scot a'ound 10 gatber in con-
u,ibutiops for the war. In Madras $500
rupees were collected in three days
and placed in bank for remittance 20
Turkey.
The French city Of Cbalou-su .Saoue
is about to erect a monument 10 Niepce.
the discoverer of the dagueireoty)e. in
1929 he formed copartnersh,p with
DaguerIe, who bad also been prosecuting
similar researches, but died soon alter;
and his associate therefore became chiefly
known in connection with The discovery,
Niepce was born IN 1865.
Officers and criminals have many
exciting encounters in Arizona, but few
that are more thrilling than that between
sher;ff's party and four Stage robbers
near Eureka. There was long chase on
horseback; an exchange Of about twesLy
revolver shots, and finally ha'd fight
with knives. One officer and two
robbers were killed, and wounds we've
numerous. .
The daily gazette., 1877-06-21
PERSONAL.


The Washington Star learns that Bret
ha'te will be given an important consul
lar situation. '
And now the New York Herald, in
ano,her very able editorial, quietly kills
of the Republican party.
Ex-Lieu.enant Governor Pinchback
ana Senator Diuce viii spend a sio.
lime in California on a combined Dusi-
ne and pleasure tour.
The Russian painter, Verestchoeuine,
has been sepL officially 70 the Rus siau
arnly in Asia Mjoof 10 paint the p. iUci-
pal events of the campaign.
Governor Williams, "Blue Jeans" OF
nGiapa, is nea,ly seventy, and is as tan
led as if he had spent Ulle hreaoer paiL of
his life in the bay field.
Colonel Dick Thompson, the present
Secretary of War, ana Henry Ward
Beecher were among those who attended
the first needing OF The Indiana Edivoiial
Association IN 1G46.
Isaac /. Low, of the senior clacs of
Amherst College, is to be teacher in one
of The English government schools on
The island OF Ceylon, probably sailing
sometime during Augusl. .
There are uncomfortable rumors aaoat
in London that the Princess OF Wales is
moi ON such good .e.ms with her ioya
husband as pa.lio.ic aumiIers of Prince
aud p PlncesSes could wish.
Disclosures dUIing the bankruptcy nro-
ceedirgs against Henri Rocheiort, in Pa
| iis, show that his salary when lie was The
editor of the Eighfs o. Man new,pa re.
was $l4, 400 year, payable in advance.
Senator Harris, of Tennessee, who has
| lived in Mexico, says ,bat coun. has
100000 good cilizens and 7,000,O 900 that
are worthless. He is not in favor of an.
neXing Mexico until il is Americanized
We understand that the Emperor o
Russia has conferred the Cross of Com.
mander of The Imperial and Royal O,rel
OF 81. Svauislaus upon Colonel Myel
Asch, Secretary Of The United Slave,
Centennial Commission.
The daily gazette., 1877-06-21
.rwo "aRIcE. FOR ONE.
FSom the Boston Commercial Bulletin ]

! Ffom the Boston Co'sneefctot btAeWi,J
The English lanueage lie often puzzle
to foreigners and some times drives an
American hotel keepes, into a corner, as
for instance in the following experience
at the Fifth Avenne Hotel, where a
wealthy French guest came to complain
at the office, and was then met by the
gracious Griswold, who rose toexplain:
"Wbat for, sare,. your garcon not pre-
sent ny demand?"
"Your demand, Monsieu-7'
"Yes sare. Do speak Ikglis perfait,
sare? Do you comprehend me, sa-eP'
Certainly, your English is perfectly
correct, my dear sir. What Is your de-
s;reP" ulf ll. -
"Vy, sare, you can tell me I can have
at my private table wis my frens vatever
desire to mapger-pardon, to eat"
sCertaiuIy," said Griswold; anything
- tewed dubloons and diamond sauce, it
you wish"
"Ah, no, Monsieur, zat is too richie,
I simply desire sore grice,"
Eh! some whatp
"Some grice, Mons'eur Griswold, such
as eat for my dinpey ye ozer day"
"Ah! you mean rice, boiled rice-cer-
ta,nly all the rice you desire
'No, sare! 1t is not rice. Eat is what
zat premier garcon-bead waiter-say
IT is a bird / want, sare; want bin
roast, not boil"
Roast grice! Why, let me see, said
Gnswold, in dilemma, not wishing 10
appear ignorant of his guests meaning.
l don't believe there is single grice in
the market"
"Ah, you make meestake ven you say
single grice."
"Indeed?''
"oYes. sare. Vat you call Ieetle ritp
".ioose," suggested the botel propiie-
tor.
"Yes. Zen, two of zem, vat you call
two mice, eh?"
Quite correct" re- polded the host.
"Zsn, if one is Sc bigd you call grouse,
two is what you call grice. her
"Why, not exactly" said the Fotel
man, STRUGGLING to keep countenance;
1--WE say two grouse, just as we say two
sheep or two deer-but for mouce, mice,
ard"
"Yaas, sare," said Monsieur, trium-
pbantly, IAN w not you savLtwo hice
for two hop .es, or Two ]oose' for two
louses, Or How far he might ! ave
continued cannot be said, bot at that
moment the heod clerk, Palmer, stand
ing near had a violent at,ack OF cough
ing, aud Carr, the room cle,k, wall ed
off suddenly and slammed On the big
bell, aud called for front" 10 do some
thing, and then stuck his own bead down
beneath the counter, as the am used host
walked away towards the diOipg hall
with his guest TO order the "Lwo gr'ce"
for Monsie0r's private table. .r..
The daily gazette., 1877-06-21


The Wisconsin State University has
been excited by atragic event A. U.
bennett, one of the graduating class, has
been arrested for snothering and throw
ing into the Milwaukee river his child.
Its mother was Miss Cain. The child
was born about seven months ago, and
was taken to Milwaukee by bennett and
placed in charge of German nurse. In
December bennett and Miss Cain were
married, and then separated, she teach
ing in Prairie de Sac, ,and he going back to
his class. About the 1st of last lay he
took the child from its nurse. smothered
it, and, placing it in sack, threw it into
the river. He then returned to his col
lege and continued to prepare himselffor
graduation, A passing tug brought the
body of the child to the surface; it was
identified by marks upon its clothing; the
father has been arrested for the murder
and has confessed his crime. He is
twenty-seven years old, and has been be
loved by his fellow-students.
The daily gazette., 1877-06-21
WASHINGTON ITEMS.

By Telegraph to the GAZETTE.
WASHINGTON, June 20.-The Presi-
dent, accompanied by Mrs. Hayes, Webb
Hayes and Major Platte, left this morn
ing for Annapolis, to attend the gradua-
ting exercises of the Naval Academy, to
return tonight or tomorrow.
The Essex arrived at Portsmouth, Va,
yesterday, with the iron-clad Saugus in
convoy.
National bank notes received to-day
for redemption, S65O,OOO; internal rev.
enue, $241 ,50S.S2; customs, 1927 ,440.25,
The daily gazette., 1877-06-21
THE RAILROAD ATLANTIC C1rx

THE RAILROAD IN ATLANTIC CITY.
An ordinance is now pending in The
Council OF Atlantic City, forbiddiDg the
cars of the Camden and Atlantic Rail
road within the limits of Che city TO run
at greater speed than three miles an
holr, and requiring man TO walk in
front of the engine IN all trains running
wiObin the city limits. The same oydi,
nance declares tie railroad tracks on Hi
nois Arctic and Indiana avenues between
Bd..ic and Atlantic avenues, The side
tracks on Atlantic avenue, from Penn
sylvanIa to Massachusetts avenues, also
The tracks lying on A rkansas, Missouri
and Mississippi avenues public nuisances
anu Oh der their removal within Ten da Us
from passage of The ordinance.
The daily gazette., 1877-06-21
ZQllIa1 lLQll2
FROM LATE EDITIONS OF
II i YESTERDAY. I z
i, THE INDIAN TROUBLES.

@Hl M lNOlAN ROCoHGAo A tf
BY Telegraph to the GAZETTE.
WASHINGTON, June 20.
Commissioner Smith of the IDdjau
Bureau, received this morning the FOL.
lowing telegram:
NEE PERoEs AGENCY, June IL,
via Wallachia, June J9.
The non-treaty indians commenced
hostilities, and up to date 20 settlers are
reported murdered and four Indians
killed. General Howard is here in com
mand. .sf -s.H
The hostile Indians are about 100
strong, and are reported to have gone 10
the Salmony river country, and 4. q max
ing for the Weiser, in Southern Idaho.
Troops are in pursuit and are about II
hours behind.
The reservation Indians are true to the
government. A company has been form
ed under the leadership Of the head chief
and are protecting Kamcap, one Of the
Indian settlements. There is no news
from the Indians north of fere.
TSigned1 WATSON,
... I Inspector Monteith Agency.
The daily gazette., 1877-06-21
A HEALTH INFLUENCE.
Restoring the Nervous and Debilitat
Imparting Life, Strength. and Heaf

Restoring the Nervous and Debilitat
Imparting Life, Strength, and He'd
the WdIlin0 organism.
Successfully treating Disease tDith0m M9
DIR. BRYAN'S ELECTROV VOLTAl0
MAGNETIC APPLIANCES
Recently introduced after years OF
and research. They are of quadruple
er. Imbuing the system with a 81
current of Pitatizing Electric and Mq
force.
ELECTRICITY is NATURES POI
A Sovereign Specific in Dyspepsia
vous Debility-DiseaSes of the IL
Rheumatism Paralysis-Epilepsy--
ca Spinal derangements--lmpote
Disorders of the Kidneys-and Fune
difficulties generally.
The Appllancesare strongly chargs
Electric. Galvanic and Magnetic I'M
of different degrees Of int lSHg, sun
all cases, and conditions, and e1ect'
Where medicines hare (lled
References TO numerous fhysici1
Patients. .,o,n
illustrated Pamphlets explain
principles OF their action, CosI' cue.
application, Address n,y,
147 East Fifteenth SD
ano New
The daily gazette., 1877-06-21
DEATH IN THE STORM.
Y telepranh To the GaZette

HARTFORD, Conn, June 20.
Two young men We're rowing on the
river, yesterday afternoon, when vio-
lent squall of wind and rain came up
They took refuge in an old house on the
shore, which was blown down by the
wind. One. of the men named Brickley,
was killed by falling timber, which
broke his back, and the other escaped.