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A Card.

The undersigned will remain short time at
Mrs. Clowers's boarding house, No. 7l3 Pa.
cihc avenue, Dallas where he will be pleased
to treat the afflicted with inhsmmatSry sore
eyes free of charge, He takes this method of
presenting his universal remedy, Or. Chase's
eye water) solely on its merits.
Il, w, CHASE.
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MEDICAL.

Observation-Disclosures GrVde, 2eo pages clo,S
and gilt binding, 80 ce..y; same in ns ANU
covers % cts. Manhood, % cents; Woman
hood, 10 cents; Pamphlet, cents--secnros.
sealed, by mail. Send money or post,n.
stamps DR. WHITTIER, the great special,
r'7 st. Charles Street. st. Louis Mo
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49,.
lEa4lMONf OF DRUGGISTS, = We 49,
been selling swift's syphilitio speofc cS ,ns
years, ana regard 1t superior 10 anytbiNosr
known 10 scieuce for the diseases for vh hias
IL Is recomme ded. We have never k n",Un
OF single failure AnSWn
3 D. C.ssels, Townsville, Gail. r. Graz.
q 20, torsythe, Ga Hunt, Rankin Il Lama
LToids, Atlanta Ga, Daniel Il Marsh, Atlanis
ATLANTA, Ga, July 4, 1874
We have useI Swift S Syphiiilc Sp,rtnni,
the treatm, Mt of c nvicts for the Est voi ~
and be leye L is the only certain remedy no.,
Will elect permanent cure for dIse,,ss' s ~
Whlch UurecUmmend ii. "'
GR% Nj, ALEXANDRIA
81 ,000 reward will he PAID 10 any rSen,;.,
who will nud, on an.lyeIs of 10, bottItsess
. ;. s.. OF" particle ofm rcpry, iodlue nSta'.
sinm, or any mineral subIauce. f''"'
Prepared only by the Swif, Spe,iac c.r
pany, Atlanta, Ga sold by George r Al,
kins, Conner & Walker and w. r. fattatssn
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Leather.

!; hemlock, No. /, 80; do No. 2, 30; good dam
ged, 2ec. per pound.
UPPER-French calf, 81 .25 to 50; do. kip,sl 10
SSl35 per pound; American calf, 800. @Sl .36i
10. kip, 65c.@Sl
CoLLARs--Duck, No. l. per dozen, Is. 80
COOperRge.
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CoFFEE-Rio, common, l5@l6hc; ordl :
nary, IL; fair, l6; good, l6h;
prime, l7hi choice, ls91sh; Lagaayr'
iatsMl3; Java, 2S@3Oc.
TEAs-Imperial, from l5@65c. per pounds
Young Hyson, Ss@42; oolong, 5O@6Oc; Japan,
(dusU 20@25c.
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Vegetables,

SoUAsHEs-l0c per dozen.
GREEN CoRN-5c per dozen ears.
ToMAToEs-S 80 per bushel.
GREEN PEPPER-50c per peck.
CARBAGBs-50c per dozen.
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COOperog

bIFlour barrels 26c; sugar barrels 6cc half
barrs,s, do. Acc: cypress molasses do. Sl.5O
barrels. u 10; molAsses kegs 7oc.
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susAa- Crushed, l2c14; powdered, ..l2hc; gran
uiated, lex; A, ll4i clarified, lOh TO IL
choice Louisiana, l0@l05S ;strsctly prime,
sxgiOX; fair to prime, 9A@9S
The prices y less In hogsheads.
MoLAssEs AND SyRurs--Louisiana molasses,
aSto 60c. Table syrup, 55@68.
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Hides.

HlpEs-Dry flint, lspounds and upwards, - to
lbc Try kips, free of grubs, II hcigrnbb kips, loo
iii damaged, wet or dry, half price; deer
skins, soc. sheep skins from 25c @50c each. -
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Eaes-Wholesale, 12hdc. retail, 1850. per
dozen.
BUrrRR-Comtry, choice 10; Inferior l2%c. /;
Western and Kansas. choice Is; inferior l2ko
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MONEY AND TRADE.
DALLAS WEEKLY MARKET REVIEW.

The Course of the Markets-Meats
Bueyant and Highsr-Generai Gro
eerles Strong and More Active
with COffees and Sugars Dear.
or Grain Quiet - Flour
steady ut II Decline
Country Produce
Hardening.
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TNoTE.-7Re quotations tollo,cing, unless
otherwise stated, are for wholesale spot cash
lots. When time is asked or small amounts
purchased, higher rates are demanded.
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Green Fruit and Berries

GRAPES 10 cts per pound.
PEACHRs--per bushel, s..
APpLEs--Per bushel. 81.
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UGnIE.; J. ElMRSEAEi

Dr. bnlomau's Tsr'tsaio iaa..iVs l. as2snysS 10 per
!. w: IS t"lt az ipl's " sperms;torYseG or Seminal
mv"h"t'', nIn'T hcdly, luputeney etc, and restore
,'Nt t"N,r nHt N"I.S hack the "iautLtui Tlror' OF
Notc w hH" up-ui By sexual excuses or evil rrso
gts III irSmtN 90 'vy weeks time This remedy wbh
rs ogt ut'a ny IN bO-Guun IN his private practice bf
oyer nW years, Vas never known - fail in curing even
Nt NcHni ttsE,. Il gives vitality and imparts energy
WIN wonderful effect 10 thJsc middie-ascd men who ltt
MeaEhts beyond tleir years. It's inyigomtng psspafts
Me lel ny once Young men suffering from de- clgse,
quences o. thas dradtuy destructive habt =" Self Abuse
eIn use ts medicine with the OF speedy and
uhnhAAhNi cure. The erticnt gains 81 cIcth ana elias.
nf'ty Of SPLITS al once, as Il acts directly ae parts Affect
i aS s9othg ana healing tonic ard anodyne to the
az ana tone asd rsstorlng them to thet n.a. ss e
u IL me hoIchil hahn had ,udul Ia IN. Ia
ineredcns are Simsle tuNt.s s.e. ~. .r-sfless,
hss9s I stG, ana are a ssecSe &: -. .---~-
~ fIlce rive Dollars, SEM WA r,l urrvons &c 10
Any address For sale only at Dr. C. u I,.--..-.s 0ai
NO Gsi NORTH nt s.se, SesSe, Wa.hingea syenas ana
freen strest, -, Louie Nc. Er-hgeasd IN is5f
% Dr BIS "freatss OF Special ns-sss.- WfIcs r,ye,s
@ uetineaSn on the nature causes sy1tons, means Of
KNEE to any address upon receipt ofone stamp
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Price, sl5O. SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS, or
m1iled on receipt of price
FOR further particulars send for circular.
New York
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Dallas Wool Market,
COHees and Teas.

Free of burrs, 6ne 20; medium, 9i@e7; bury,
Il to 20 per pound.
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v0-259S3 90.
.90oos2 90.
BLAcKBxRRIHs-sl. se@sl rs.
Coal And Wood.
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Cotton.

II is not quite a dead market, but very near
It, The transactions per day consist, upon an
average, of taking in and skipping out five
or six bales. When we left the warehouses
this morning they had ten bales on hand, all
told We Quote
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For the speedy cure OF spermatorrhea, sexual
debility and impOtency, most druggists have
the medicines. We wish to stop this curse Of
our civilization. Address, St. Louis Curative
Institute, st. Charles St., between 9th and 7ths
st. Louis. Mo.
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PRESCRIPTIONS FREE

We offer $500 reward Cor any case they viii notcure
Quick. safe, aud sure cure.
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No nauseous doses of cubebs, conaiba, or oil Of
sandalwood, that are certain to produce dyspepsia
by destroying the coatings of the stomach.
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M N HBgHHEsAA l,ook =, nearly scopsss
HauRnueREAETGAEy q. vesis socrcts vhicS 'ths
"a - a 10 Ea sysu "a married andthoie contem.
&ENWE &pletingmsris9esA ould knov
W A. ~ hah1 Y Ssred OF Recipes. sous ,scur,-
NC. ARotANsAs Cyl y. FifA StI.st ST ! Lii AT
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A POSITIVE CURE

Without medicines. ALLAN'S SOLUBLE MED
lCXA o i, BouGlES Patented Oct 49, 1876 One boz
no VIII cure any case in four days. or less.
No . will cure the most obstinate case, no matter
OF how long standing
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CoAI--we quote Indian Nation a, 90 10 per
ton dcnsered, or. free on board, coke, nc. per
= barrel Of one hundred pounds, p''
.MooD.oak, per cord, sa.75asS, pine, o.. IS
dHAaCoAL--sixty cents per barrel.
wagon woodwork.
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DalecOe3, Xxx, t2.7b. -
6AwnD rELLors--lx to az, % per set
DUoay wnEELs-sarven's patent, A, b, @. ID
saa , grades g 70 ~ per set:
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back forests of the county; 5 are in Penob-
scot County, Clifton, Exeter and Garland.
all accessible and near Bangor; the remain
ing are in Washington, all in the unsettled
lake region, so that the whole % are widely
scattered and cannot swing together.
Same remark will partly apply 10 the II
Aroostook towns. We therefore conclude
that Davis will have plurality OF about 500,
The last, II towns received,-S from Han
cock, from Somerset, from Washington
from Aroostook which therefore sample the
the rest-gavc republican gain of 30 in
total vote of l.54o. A similar gain on the
1922 TO hear from would give only Is. which
would bring Davis plurality up 10 SEQ and
leave him 30 short of a majority, il the scat
tering comes in as anticipated.
DAaARIscoIrA, September IL. News
this evening Of Davis election was received
with joyous demonstrations by republicans,
who are celebrating by ringing church bells,
bonfires. drums. horns and cheers.
ELLSWORTH, September Ii. Dedham gives
Davis e.. Plaisted ~. \ small republican
majority is cast in Cranberry Isles, but can
not get exact figures yet. Amherst gives
Davis IS. Plaisted -.
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Gardiner Local News.

James Robinson (colored), cook on board
'ne schooner Dreadnaughr, while living at
the wharf in Gardiner, fell into the hold of
the vessel at 1915 yesterday morning. from
'he effects of which he died at noon. He
was Is years old and belonged in New York.
as married. Had been with Capt. Griffin
the present communicative wears. Cor
oner w H. Libby was sent for and went to
"ardiner After examining the facts of the
"se ne uecided an inquest unnecessary
Quite number of persons taking advap-
.ase OF the cheap fares went up to Boston on
.ie boat and ears. The prices were reduced
10 enable persons to attend the two hundred
anu nftieth anniversary of the foundation OF
the city.
Last night the people on the street were
surprised by the sudden appearance of
torchilght procession which paraded the
streets without music. II consisted of about
zen boys or 10 years OF age, with four or
nVe torches. They carried banner on which
was painted "Plaisted now, Hancock next
ana al, were consequently supposed to be fusions.
l ne boys were evidently laboring under
ueluslon- Much fun was the result
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For THE LADIES. As to the colors for
demi-saison wear they are bewildering.
There are innumerable shades of purple
! There is bishops purple, heliotrope shades,
plum with much red in it, pansy and prune.
| The peacock and gendarme blues are still in
favor, and garnet reds are general One of
l the most novel combinations is yellow olive
greer, with the green of myrtle trees the
new browns have grey and yellow in them,
rather than red. The most gorgeous varieties
of velvet are the cisele and the brocaded and
| The beauty of the cisele vplvets is surpriS-
ing; leaves usually form the pattern, and
! each one is shaded and veincd aS though
wrought with a pencil. and the coloring is
most quaint. Heiotrope Ncincd velvet
leaves on a pale blue satin ground, and brown
| figures on a shot ground of old gold and dark
| blue satin, are charming varieties. Peacock
ice silk is a novelty for knitting crochet and
other fancy work. 1t bears the same rela-
tionship to other silks that ''ice wool bears
to ordinary woods. 1t is bright and light,
two admirable qualities, and h does not chate
or wear rough some silks do when in con-
tact with knitting needles. 1t il produced in
two sizes-two fold and four-fold-the form
er is specially suitable for fine stockings and
crochet work. This peacock ice silk is
DYED in several good shades of Thrown. prune
salmon, cardinal and coral, beside blues and
greens.
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MASSACHUSETTS,.
BOstOn's Anniversary.

BosToN, September Ii. Preparations ON
a more magnificent scale than ever attempt
ed here before have been made for the ccle-
bration tomorrow of the 250th anniversary
of the settlement of Boston. Trains and
boats from all points Of New England and
the provinces are laden with visitors. New
York boats brought large crowds this morn
ing and dispatches state they will be packed
tonight. There will be POO, 900 strangers in
the city tomorrow, and nothing is needed
now but good weather to ensure perfect sue
cess for the celebration All business, in
GLIDING the publication of newspapers, will
be suspended. \ large number of stands
have been built along the line of the process
sion and good points for viewing it command
a high price. 4 profusion of bunting is al
ready displayed and the city is assuming a
gala appearance.
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POLITICAL.
Republican Club.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, September 10 The
republican club convention Wednesday elect
ed Gen. Pitkin of Louisiana president; J. c.
Potts of Ohio, Gen. Straight of Indiana, and
Fred Douglas of New York. vice presidents.
An address was adopted to be promulgated
to the republicans of the United States. The
convention appointed National committee
of two from each State, with headquarters at
Chicago. of which Franklin McNaugh is
chairman and I. NJ. Nichols secretary.
PrOhibitory Convention.
CoNcoRp. n. H., September l6 The
prohibitory State convention assembled this
morning. Fifty delegates present. J. NJ.
Fletcher of Nashua was chosen temporary
chairman. and addressed the convention.
Usual committees were appointed. Rev. 5.
c. Keller of Sunapee was made permanent
chairman. Geo. ID. Dodge was nominated
for Governor.
Nominations.
Dover, \. H., September Ii. Demo-
cratic first district convention nominated
John W. Sanborn.
MILWAUKEE, Wis. September IL. The
democratic third Wisconsin district nom
mated NJ. NJ. Colbcrn for Congress.
Republican National Committee.
New York. September Ii. The rcpuh
lican National committee claim the election
of Davis by 1859 majority.
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WILroN's HORROR. Last Saturday the
people of Wilton were excited to an unwont-
ed degree by the discovery of box in the
water under the end of the flume of Messrs.
fdller Fernald's mill, containing the body
OF woman. Examination showed that the
limbs had been cut apart in order to get the
body into the box There was no writing or
address of any kind on the box by which to
trace whence it came or to whom it was sent.
The opinion finally prevailed that the body
Was purchased or otherwise obtained for the
purpose of dissection. Some, however, think
there is dark and fearful mystery connected
sith the body which will ultimately come TO
hight. Some think from the condition OF the
oody 1t must have been in the water year
Or so, and thus account for horses refusing
drink from the brook below the miii'
where the box was taken out.-Baagof
Whig
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siding. "xe Whftehease Pre-.

M, THURSDAY, Sept. IL.
| Inc lquor nuisance case apa;ns, RI W.
~ was finished and committed to
y, jury at ten O'Clock. They founa xer-
diet of guilty. =" 'er-
IL, uihher John s. Baker of Albion ~
ieteu THIS term fer the crir.c nf - IN
o,ough' IN and informed the court H. Ia
ouiu retract his former plea of ma, on;i,,
'nu piead guilty. The record bax;ns, ~.
Corrected, the complainant a young ~
Ins,. thirteen years Of age, very slender snd
uAe IN appearance. was nut unon tn
go anu ~ .piu her story to the judge in a low
~ me accused was then called IN tn
~ 1ench anu after being cautioned that he
- i""e no statement against his will vol
UNFAIRLY gave his statement Of tho So ,o W.
sca.eihent IN some important particulars CON
nicted with the testimony of the c.irI III
then received sentence-fve wears hard L.
In the State prison.
state VS.. Charles +. Stevens. Potter and
andrews for dett. This is an Indictment for
uIi,scharging loaded pistol into the face of
IlZa Lynn, alias Eliza Trask, with the in.
tent 10 shoot, kill and murder her. The decd
vas dohe on the new road from this CITY tn
Hallowell on the seventh of july last. Niss
Lynn was riding towards HalIowell in a wac.
'h. ana TOOK the prisoner in at his request for
d rlde. 1t is impossible to state here all thar
TOOK place between the parties 1t appears
IN evidence, however, that the fellow. after
getting into lonely place in the road, asked
tne woman to stop the horse-that the horse
ana stop-that the prisoner got out-that. as
she says, lie tried to pull her cut of the
"agon-that while standing beside the wagon
WITH his foot on the step, the pistol was dis
charged and the hullat InJoaJ IN H..
bone-thst the woman then went on the next
house, and the fellow ran away, but was ar
rested the same evening. After getting out
the testimony the prisoner, by the advice of
his counsel, retracted his former plea and
pleaded guilty. Sentence has been deferred
to subsequent day in the term.
Stats VS.. Frank Lawrence. Indictment for
keeping liquor nuisance in Gardiner. CLAW
defends. Verdict guilty.
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II the citizens of Augusta have experienced
great pleasure in passing through our beauti-
full streets this summer, a great measure OF
it is due to their excellent condition. The
road-bed of State street has been gravelled
and raised throughout its entire length, the
srnken stones of many street crossings also
raised, culverts and drains enlarged and re-
paired, and many a good deed done for suf-
fering sidewalks, until all the streets have
quite gala air. 1t must be gratifying to
tax payers to find that Street Commissioner
tottle is doing his work so thoroughly and
we'll.
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MoNUMENTs TO DISCOVERIES. A friend OF
ours hearing it said that ''al famous discov-
erers have n monument" remarked: ''Yes,
all but one; the discoverer of Bright's Di-
seasc But there is a man, VIM. f. Clarke
of Providence, II. l., who is entitled to a
monument. for he makes medicine that
cures Brights Disease, and all diseases OF
the Kidneys, Liver, Bladder, and Urinary
Organs. 1t is called HUNTS REMEDY,
the Great Kidney and Liver Medicine. Sold
by all druggists. Trial size, - cents.
+Aweilw
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BY TELEGRAPH,
Associated Press kilograms TO the Daily
Kennebec Journal
MAIN T..
Cumberland Comfy Fair.

PORTLAND. September Is. Trotting at the
Cumberland county fair is postponed until
Friday, on account of the heavy state of the
track. Horsemen are patiently waiting for
drying weather. Stock Is coming in largely.
There are but few visitors. AT Agricultural
Hall there is fine display of implements
and carriages. At City Hall there is a large
Attendance and fine exhibition
abandoned at Sea.
Steamer Franconia towei in to-day the
small fishing schooner Rebecca NJ. Atwell of
Boston. which she found deserted at anchor
near Cape Cod, dismasted. She was full of
fresh fish and but short time deserted. At
ter taking ner in tow government cutter
came up with the crew on board. The cap
tain was taken on board the Franconia and
brought hither. Fish have been sold and the
money kept for legat settlement
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Yesterday one of the select men of Holden
brought back to the Insane Hospital, A. J.
CLARK, who escaped from there seven weeks
ago. He reached his home in Holden about
aweek ago, bare-footed and nearly naked,
having wandered nix weeks in this condition.
He stated that he escaped by burrowing I'M
der the fence surrounding the park, and
when asked where he obtained food, said
he stole it. Before being brought to the
hospital, he was accustomed to spend several
days in the woods, subsisting on grass and
roots.
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AND COMMERCIAL,
New York Money Market.
Erening Report.

NEW YogK. September 16.
Money easy al 2a3 call and closed at "a. Prime
mercantile paper 4la5i. Exchange steady at 4.s0ia
Ash for long and I-s3 for short Governments
strong. State bonds firm. Railroad bonds active.
Stock market was generally strong In early dealings
and prices advanced to 2. except for Canada South
ern. which declined q. During the afternoon the
market became unsettled and in late dealings prices
declined to Il. Lake. coal and granger shares lead
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The car on Conductor Holmes train from
Augusta to Gardiner runs, at present, under
false colors. On the interior, at either end,
it displays the lettering-"From Belfast to
Burnham.'' We know better than that, but
then--a day or two in the machine shop
would make it all right to every ones under
standing and satisfaction
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STATE OF MAINE.


KENNEBEC, s. Board of County Commits sioners
August session, lss0, held by adjournment on
Sept. 10, lsS0.
ON the foregoing Petition, satisfactory evidence
having been received that the Petitioners are re-
sponsbe and ought TO be heard touching the matter
set forth in said Petition il is Ordered, that thirty
DAYS PREVIOUS notice be given that the County Com
missioners will meet at the Office of c. H. MaNcy in
Gardiner, on Wednesday, the 10th day of October
next at II O'Clock A. NJ; and thence proceed to view
the route mentioned in said Petition. and immed
lately afterwards hear the parties and their witnesses,
and then take such further measures the premises
as may be adudged proper. said notice to be given
by serving attested copies of said Petition and this
order theron upon the respective Clerks of the town
oi West Gardiner and the City of Gardiner and by
posting up such copies in three public places in each
of said towns, and by publishing the same in the
kennebec journal public newspaper printed in said
County that all persons and corporations interested
NAV attend and be heard ifthey think proper
Attest - WIN. NJ. STRATTON, Clerk.
true copy OF the Petition and order OF court
thereon. - - -
Attest - WIN. NJ. STRATTON, Clerk.
tT&wsept22&2g
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WEATHER REPORT.

War Dept, Office Chief Signal Officer,
Washington, ID. c., September IL Il a. IN. !
For the New England and Middle States.
slightly warmer, southerly to westerly winds,
clear or partly cloudy weather, local or slow
~ falling barometer during the day.
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Quarterly meeting of the regular Christian
conference begins at North Fairfield to day.
at 10 o'clock \. NJ, holding over Saturday
and Sunday.
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The excursion train from this city for Bos-
ton, started off yesterday with five cars we'll
filed. The Star of the East made her trip
Yesterday at reduced fare and was greatly
crowded in consequence.
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All the nourishment Of malt liquors, with
out their objections, found in Malt Bittcrs.

"Angel of Night" is what DIR. Bulls Cough
Syrup has been termed by parents, whose
worrying and coughing children have been
soothed and cured. and have secured sweet
slumber by using this excellent remedy
Price only - cents a bottle.