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Health is Wealth i!

DIR. E. c. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN TREAT
MENT. specific for Hysteria Dizziness, Con-
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Loss of Memory, Spermatorrh9a, Impotency In
voluntary Emissions Premature Old Age caused
by over-exertion, selEabuse, overndulgence
which leads to misery, decay and death. One box
will cure recent cases. Each box contains one
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chaser our written guarantee to return the money
issued by Geo ID. Randall, sole authorized agent
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HARNESSES HARNESSES

Thanking the people of St Johnsbury and vicin-
ty for their liberal patronage in the past, would
inform them that shall continue to manufacture
and keep everything usually found in first-class
Harness Shop, including
Heavy Work, Light Double Driving, and
all styles of Single Driving and
Express Harnesses.
My aim is not to see how cheap an article can
make, but to see how good harness can make
for the least possible price. also keep a complete
assortment of
Whips,
Horse Brushes,
Combs and Cards,
large variety of Interfering
Goods, EnamelIed & Rubber Cloths,
Enamelled & Patent feathers
Oil Cloths, Horse Cow
ers Nets, Car
rage Mats
HARNESS OIL, AND SOAPS.
e Repairing attended to promptly
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ST. JOHNSBURY, VT.
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THE WINTER TERM
Peacham Academy.

Winter Term begins Tuesday, Nov. 80. 1885,
Board and Tuition extremely low.
CA. BUNKER, Principal
Peacham, VT, Nov. 9, 1890 1851
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STATE OF VERMONT C1Ipno,7-z
s. dfoDate Court, held at the Probo az t6RlCT
in said District, on the jsfb oc
"GpsemOer' a; ID. 1850. l' iO'h day
Pearl d, Blodgett, administered d. l..
Tad dne VIII annexed upon the estate of PI Fiis n
cea SaSy ate Of St Johnsbury in said stlza.be
oeasea presents his administrator acconSDt de-
am animation and allowance and mateS o a, Tor e.
tate Of g OF distribution and partition Of t
account aIS 70 is ordered by said Court that ca,
sion tber ana SAID application be referred to sd
St ohereof to be held at the Probate Oce IN @
for hearin@ a on the 18th day of Dec, a. d is.S
ordered that decision thereon: And it is nrt5s
by of the same 20 an PeFsP
shed at ST. Job Sng Californian newspaper puS
pointed for hearing that thew S1 70 said time aP
ba e ana place and show cause IL an Ppear at sait
such decree made. oe allowed, anC
By the Court, Attest
oV-o% HENRY FRENCH, Repiztar
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The Portland daily press., 1880-07-07
MAINE.
Fires in Lewiston.

LEWISTON, July This morning the farm
buildings of E. c. Douglass, two miles from
the city building, were burned, with furniture
tools, and five tons of hay. Loss $1,000; in
sured for $1,700 in the Merchants, $500 in the
Buffalo German. The Lewiston fire depart
ment turned out, but did not go to the fire
While returning a second alarm sounded The
cause was a fire in the box factory of G. W.
Dexter, Franklin street. 1t was partially
burned; loss small. as
Fourth OF July Celebrations.
DAMARIscoTTA, July 5.-The Fourth was
observed to-day at the driving park. There
were potato, sack and horse races. Benz. f.
Smith of Wiscasset delivered fine poem. In
the race for the three minute class the purse
of $50 was won by Penobscot Bay. Time
2.49, $50, $50, 2.52. Big Thunder was second,
Little Matte distanced in the third heat In
the 2.40 class the purse of $40 was won by
Matchmaker in three straight heats: time 2.41,
2.45, 2.51. Franklin Boy was second, Brandy
wine third, Big Thunder broke the jumper in
the second heat and slightly injured the driver
MACHIAs, July THE celebration passed
off finely. Contests and matches made the
programme. At the races on Machias Park
the ESQ class was won by Clark Perry's horse
+ 'Ned." Best time 2.51. In the 2.40 class the
race was won by tom Collins" best time
GAG. The sweepstakes was won by John
Ingle's horse Unknown" time 2.33, 2.4O,
233; second, Walter; third, Red Jacket.
Ingle's horse made the best time ever made in
Washington county,
The Portland daily press., 1880-07-07
NEW YORK.
National Greenback Committee.

National Greenback Committee.
New YORK, July 6.-The executive COM
mittee of the National Greenback Labor party
met here to-day, Thompson FL. Murch, of
Maine, chairman; Lee Crandall, Washing
ton. secretary General Weaver and Senator
Measures were discussed looking to an active
campaign. Weaver starts south in few days
and opens the campaign at Dallas on !the 18th
inst.
Death of DR.. Barnas Sears.
SARATOGA, July 6th.-Rev. Barnas Sears
D. D., LII. D., OF Staunton, Va, died this
afternoon, aged II. He was for many years
President of Brown University and prominent
in educational matters in Massachusetts before
going to Brown University and was manager
of the Peabody educational fund. The funer-
al takes place in Boston.
Telephone Suit.
Complaint was filed to-day in the United
States Circuit Court by John III. Irwin and the
Western Electric Manufacturing Company in
corporated under the laws of Illinois, against
the Metropolitan Telegraph and Telephone
Company and the American Bell Telephone
Company, to recover damages for alleged in
Engagements of patent owned by the orators,
and praying for an injunction restraining de-
fendents making or vending airy telephone
transmitters containing or embodying the in
vention granted by letters patent to the orators.
DR.. Tanners Fast.
NEW YORK, July CDR. Tanners fast en-
tered its 9th day at noon today. He has fallen
away perceptibly and grown petulant and
nervous. He says he is now suffering the
worst of the trial. He took two short walks
today. AS yet he uses no water except to gar
gle his mouth. He is hopeful and determined.
First Comptroller Of the Treasury.
NEW YORK, July GA Washington special
says it is reported that Judge VIM. Lawrence
of Chic, member of Congress for some years
and lawyer, will probably be appointed Pirst
Comptroller of the Treasury, in place of A.
G. Porter, Republican nominee for Governor
of Indiana.
The Portland daily press., 1880-07-07
EUROPE.
Turkey Not Disposed to Accept
the Berlin Decision.
TALK OF DECLARING WAR AGAINST
GREECE.

LONDON, July 6-The Times correspond
emit at Constantinople telegraphs: La Turque,
in an article believed to be directly inspired by
the cabinet, publishes an elaborate defence Of
the action OF the Government with regard to
the treaty of Berlin. 1t says the Porte's nego-
tiations with Greece were frustrated by the
inordinate pretensions of the latter. The de-
lay of the Montenegrin question is owing to
circumstances over which the Porte has no
control. The sultan is anxious to introduce re-
forms, but cannot do so owing to the uncertain
condition of the country. The article then ac-
cuses Europe of failing to execute its obliga-
lions toward Turkey. 1t charges that the sui
tan has not been put in possession of the Bal
kans; Bulgaria has not been forced to demol-
ish the fortreSSeS; the Bulgarian tribute and
Servia's portion of the Ottoman debt have not
been fixed. The correspondent says: The ar
ticle fairly represents the state of opinion in
the official world. He adds: There is good
reason to believe that the palace is in constant
that Minister Abeddin Pasha, himself an Al
bantam, is by no means ignorant of these rela-
lions.
A dispatch from Constantinople to the
Manchester Guardian says the Sultan and
Ministers have determined not to accept the
recommendations of the Berlin Conference.
Mahmond Hedlm Pasha, who is now identified
with the English party, was the only ministe
who advocated a different course.
A strong party is in favor of sending an i'm
mediate Q0ClaraClOn OF war 10 AIn6nS, II Uno
Greeks attempt any military concentration
on the frontier.
The Constantinople correspondent of the
Times says if the powers restrict themselves to
mere friendly relation the Porte will easily
find means for indefinitely delaying a solution
without giving it refusal, but if the decision of
the conference is accompanied by anything in
the nature of threat or ultimatum, some de-
cided policy must be adopted. Among influ-
entail personages two plans are recommended.
Both counsel resistance in some form and they
differ merely as to what form the resistance
shall take.
Foreign Notes.
DR.. Tejedos has resigned the governorship
of the province of Buenos Ayres and been
succeeded by Lieutenant Governor Moreno,
who sided with the National Government in
the recent troubles
The Portland daily press., 1880-07-07
Domestic Markets.

-
New YORK. July 6-Evening Receipts
36,263 bbls; market 5@15c better with moderate
export and jobbihg trade; sales 10000 bbls No 2
GA %; extra Western and State OO64 SO; good
to choice DO at 6097 90; White Wheat Western
extra a., at 5oa5 90; fancy do at 1907 90; ex-
ira Ohio at 1896 10; extra st. Louis at SO0
90: patent Minnesota extra at 6 OO@7 90; choice
to double extra at Z 1O@s Is, including 500 bbls
8 45; 400 bbls Superfine at 5Oa4 O5: 500 bis
low extra 1905 co. 47OO bbls Winter Wheat ex
ira at 1907 90; 600 bbls Minnesota extra at
1908 Is, closing firm. Southern flour steady and
good to choice do at 65@75. Rye Flour is un,
changed. Corn vi cal is fairly active and steady.
bush; opened shade lower. subsequently recovered
from decline and closed a@lc better and fairly ac-
tive; sales 1,O7500o bush. including 435 900 bush
O2@1 O4;Nc 2 do O8o11 90; ungraded Red O6
81 063A; No 2 do at 1 1S@1 20; new Amber Indi-
White at 1 1O01 13:No do 111h; No / do. 81.
900 bush at 131s@1 141a; No 2 Red for JULY.
3l2, 900 bush 131s91 14s4 do August, 232, 900
1llHa91 liza Rye nominal. Corn shade lower
and decidedly more active; receipts 1856 600 bush;
exports 49, l54 bush sales 944 900 bush, including
@47c; steamer at 4sa4ssc; SS at 4S2s IS o
No White 52s4c; No for July 487S @49c; Ar-
gust at 4994sAc. Oats are 1@e11ac better and
moderately active; receipts 109,650 bush; sales
da9,0oO bush; 35c roI No 3; 369371ac 90 White;
S69361ac for No 2; 3993914c for do White; So Va
lor NO l, MlXeo western at 81 12Gg37c; White Wes-
tern at 37@44c; Mixed State at &c. White do at
4o943c, including 5000 bush No 2 for July 351a
sugar quiet but firm; fair to good refining quoted
76s97A; prime at rs; refined with with good
trade-standard at 1Oc; Cut Loaf 1O1s 61Ossc;
powdered lo%s9l0zs; crushed at 1oas@ O1sc;
Petroleum stronger; crude in bbls at 71407N ;
refined lO1s. Tallow steady 6@614. Pork is
higher andstrong with fair trade 625 bbls new
mess on spot II s5@l3 o0;125o bbls for August at
- 60912 rs; $50 Tor September at IL 75G13 90.
Beef steady and quiet. Cut Meats more active and
nrm; middles aretfirm. Lard stronger and moder-
ately active; $50 PRIME steam spot 2O07 221a /:
1850 tes for July at 171s97 2O;. 1000 for -Au,
gust att 2597 271a. Butter is firm and quiet
Cheese higher and unsettled; State 81a@1O; half
kims at 79S; Western at 698; skins at 4d6R !;
Cheddar at 8991a. '
Freights to Liverpool firmer; Wheat p steam 6.
The Portland daily press., 1880-07-07

the whole subject. Nothing is more distaste-
full to my than to speak of my own work, but
this discussion has been made necessary by the
persistent misrepresentation of those who as
sail me.
During my long public service the relation
between the people of this district and myself
has been one of mutual confidence and indie
pendence. 1 have tried to follow my own
convictions of duty with little regard to per-
sonal consequence, relying upon the intel
ligence and justice of the people for approval
and support. l have sought to promote, not
merely local and class interests, but the gene
raj good of the whole country, believing that
thereby could honor the position hold and
the district l represent. On the other hand,
my constituents have given me the great sup
port of their strong and intelligent approval.
They have not always approved my Judgment,
nor the wisdom of my public acts, but they
have sustained me bt cause they knew was
earnestly following my convictions of duty,
and because they did not want representa-
tive to be the mere echo of the public voice,
but an intelligent and independent judge of
public questions
In all this have relied upon the good sense
and justice of the people to understand both
my motives and the motives and efforts of my
enemies. On some questions of public policy
there have been differences between some of
my constituents and myself For instance,
on this currency question. l have followed
what seemed to me to be the line of right and
duty; and in that course 1 believe that the
majority of the people of this district now con-
cur. Whether right or wrong in opinions of
this sort, have believed it to be my duty to
act independently and in accordance with the
best light could find.
Fellow citizens, 1 believe have done my
country and you some service, and the only
way 1 can still continue thus to serve you is by
enjoying in a reasonable degree your conf
dence and support. | am very grateful for
the expression of confidence which you have
again given me by choosing me seventh
time as your candidate. 1t was an expression
which have reason to believe was the result
of your deliberate Judgment, based on full
knowledge of my record; and it is all the more
precious to me because it came after one of
those storms of public telling which some
times sweep away the work of a lifetime.
And now, in conclusion, if there is any
question or anything have discussed, or that
have:not discussed, which:any gentleman de-
sires to PROFOUND, shall be very glad to hear
it. (The speaker paused, but no questions be-
ing asked, closed his remarks as follows)
thank the audience for the very patient atten-
ton with which they have honored me. Zap
plause.)
The Portland daily press., 1880-07-07
MINOR TEL EGRAMS.

The Connecticut Greenbackers have nomi-
mated Henry G. Baldwin for Governor.
The total valuation of real and personal
property i'll New York is 81 ,143, 764, 727, an in
crease of $685. 1872 over last year.
The Cuban insurgents under the command
of Calixto Garcia have been overtaken and de-
feated and many prominent leaders captured.
The excess of war expenditures in India
over the estimates is 100000, and the deficit
to be met this and next year will amount to
e., 1907 900.
Intelligence direct from Buenos Ayres an
nounces the conclusion of the rebellion and the
establishment of peace.
1t is reported that New York and Montreal
parties have purchased the New Brunswick
railway for $2,000,000.
Geo. w. Meserve, arrested in Boston last
week for forgery, has been surrendered by his
bondsmen. His forgeries amount to $4,000.
Lorillard's Boreas won the race for the
Newmarket selling plate.
Phelin Toole, of st. Louis, famous for res
cuing many lives at fires, was killed yesterday
by the explosion OF a fire extinguisher.
The Portland daily press., 1880-07-07
MARINE NEWS.

A Vinalhaven Schooner Run Down and
Sunk.
RoCKLAND, July 6.-Off Fort Point, be-
tween II and IL last night, steamer Hercules,
towing the barge Juno, returning from an ex
cursion to Bangor, ran down and sunk the
schooner Margaret, Capt. James Arey, of vi
nalhaven, 81 tons. Capt. and son, the only
persons on board, were saved. The schooner
was bound up river. Lights were shown prop
erly on both crafts, but Capt. Arey becoming
confused changed his course, which caused
the collision.
Mutiny on Shipboard.
EAsrPoRT, July 6.-Sunday, while the brig
Daisy Boynton, Appleby, was on her way from
ST. John to Eastport, one of the crew refused
duty. The captain reported to the cutter
Hugh McCulloch and the man was taken off
and lodged in the station house here today.
-Four others of the crew refused duty but sub
mitted to authority after an officer from the
cutter boarded the brig.