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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-10

HORRIBLE TRAGsDY-An aged lady named
Mary Morrison, wife of Samuel MORRISON, resi-
ding in Mfilin township, In Allegheny county, about
last and Afterwards burned to ashes by her step daugh
The facts far have been able to learn
these -
On Friday morning Mr.. Morrison started to the city
with produce for the market leaving his ws and daugh
ter Ut home The daughter isa woman about thrtyfve
by hs nc;ghbors insane Mrs Morrison has from her
childhood subject to spasmodic spells On the az
tern in question she taken with Of these
spells and being the floor under the influence of the
~ her step daughter Sarah Morrison beat her the
head with fire shovel until 1t is supposed killed
her and then threw her into the fire. and kept pDg
the fuel until she burned her almost to ashes there
boios bones enough left of tho body to fill quart
sure.
The step-dsu yhter after the horrible
and tragic act OF burning the mother carefully scrubbed
the floor to obterate the traces of blood and made
Morrison visited the house Saturday morning and
found t deserted but there being very
STENCIL b. suspected that all not right aud mme-
distsy commenced search Of the premises. On
aiming the Fireplace, from whence the smel proceeded
he discovered number of small bones, and the jsmb
spotted with blood Several of the neighbors
called H. aud started in pursuit of the stepdaughter
who arrested few miles from the Of tho
gsdy she confessed the atrooious murder and
reasons for 30 doing that her father, step
mother and herself could agree, and she thought
the best thing she could do was to burn her up" she
also confessed the manner in which she consummated
the act.
Coroner Richardson was sent to hold an inquest on
the remains and the jury after hearing the testimony
of nun5or Of Witnesses returned for verdict that de-
ceased to her death from violence hands Of
her step daughter, Sarah Morrison and authorised thu
to take the murderess in custody He brought
her to this city, and lodged her in jail Sunday
ing
Mira Morrison the deceased was sister OF Dr. Whit
taker OF Allegheny oiy, and Is said to have been
man OF mild aud gentle disposition when not under the
influence of the spasmodic spells to which she sub
Ject Her untineiy and trsgoa death Is regretted
mournsd by large circle Of relatives and friends-
ftttsbursh Despatch Sept 6.
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CTkAW BOARDS.-5o tons STRAW boards for sale By
y PERSSE X BROOKS,
I'm Nn 4 ...dc

DR. kAtPH's PRACTICAL PRIVATE TREATISE
S
tGes s s with
Plnes.
public Not only all valuable information, bnt the per
feet and cure Of each disorder is stated in the plsaes
fully and unresedy given and so plainly to be practical
sSsus self pollution
Coz sequence ad o. tue cure new and very IN
The nat",sa d cure of Structure is fully treated
Again viii h the highest importance given nc
ether work the and cure OF those nSoeent
liable Isn this work. therefore, worth the attention OF
Price ST.. Published by CLAY Co.. 80 Ann street. N Y
and all bookseller Copes mailed the recent Of ST.
;sSis; =; SsS
F0R AE 81 ~ 2 e.
members Of the New York College Of Meaicine and Phama
q private nature confidently promise to person,
requiring their services safe and permanent cure whou
81 on
aggravated onehird Of the usually taken
P!ifEs 09 81 THE uRETHRA considered BY
medical ncurable) successfully treated whou
Af 1seRi, # cSrS erns any OF
conyenient make sppl cation have forwade
ds% sas'; w s & :
their symptoms time Of G. nrscon and treatment receive
Cd W Iii HaR6 6ss6SH PAID d''
Office fthc College Of Medicine md Pharmacy,
IS Naisau street, New York.
vELPsAU's SPECIFIC FILLS
hs sfil deSss. e6 from Il. ars s
These Pills thu result Of eenty eYpere.c in the Hos
S, a s%sds f
diseases OF the grshra ihty eject cure in much shos
Price 81 per box.
C0NsTITn ilnXaL DEbTLTTY CURED:
I3NiU Ca MIXTURE, prepared by he College o.
confidently for ali cases Of deb ty producsd BY
remedy for impotence sey o a am dSen
Single bottles 81 eech cases Of halfa dozen $751; carefully
packed, and sent to all parts Of the Union.
RECORDS ALTERNATIVE MIXTURE.
EOK the permanent OF primary secondary syphilis
nueious use Of mercury nssfa mees
All persons inspecting yenereaI faint their
e hyns The 20 ae
ho"t horoushy cleansing the system with thsusty ce'
Sold single bole. 81 ssch sa,es e hsfa dozen 0
EP S& 1S6 q sksArAHL
DREP AFED by die Nsw York Collese Of Nediese an
This esasd and eshiy ednce@rated sxrss 2
The purifying Qualities and cgt powers oe asGrs heso'
extract ofseapaoa present before sh- iube aud may be
rea on as c.sn remedy c a." des and en % n
w9rm' bictchs or pms r1n N sro.1 as
ease arising from de secondary effects Of syphilis in
. s"S 10 .iu sis b. I.sGsy ees
:. IN cases of6aif dozen bottles. ......ss
os'' '''' sfl III.s SOY aE.aH4.A
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1872 gK2aD ~ Y Ic9yae g Of Jchq % s9-To THOSE

1OD BROADWAY (corner of John st.).-TO THOSE
1OS WHO SHAVE THEMSELVES.
FrSm the Evening Post Specmeng Of Kings unspProach-
ebis tebena for ShavinRThis article universally
praised By those who made trial OF last took the hrs,
premium Of the Institute FAIR Indeed it is fully Conceded
oy those who know that impossible 10 manufacture AN
article equal to IT, soitening the skip fragrant 10 the
ssan tn ssS d AL therefore who would consult eco
from the Evening Mirror )-Kings Verbena Cream We
Know by to DO the kind Of shaving and
without il.
Prepared and for SALE wholesale and retail by Charles H.
Hing DIugglst, 1872 Broadway corner of John street
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100 BROADWAY COR. OF JOHN )-NHEUMA.
1O% TISM, Paias and Stiffness of the Joints serofuIa

100 BROADWAY COR. OF JOHN .)-NHEUMA.
80 JIsM raias and stisnsss Of Shs Tents ssIod1ls
OF HYDRlODATE Of P9a.s spr;apsiila and Yellow
Of those suffering om heumatisn pains and stiffness Of the
joints swelling Of the muscular substances them, eru
Of the blood &c From bona de expermsnts under the d.
recon and Of the eminent Of the faculty
has received unanimous aud many
the best pos BILE combination Of remedies for
ces and warranted satisfaction 1t thns, parties and
qucksn. the circulation allays irritation and leaves every
Of the animal perfect OF health For
those complaints arising from the mjudioous and long
tinued OF mercury this bnaon be considered
specific that have long resisted all other treatment have
bean rapidly and entirely removed by this powerful Alternative
syrup
The great and increasing demand for article kind
have the benefit it, and that there remedy for these
distressing complaints lis recommended. full conf
Deuce and needs but trial convince the ncedulous
of its surprising qualities.
Prepared aud sold by
CHARLES r. RING, Druggist
a2 Broadwsv. jobs st.
N. B-Be observe the written signature of C. H.
Rnx the cork of each b tile. a 81,
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PHILApELralA, Sent. o. ls47.

Joseph Thoburn, lad Of Is years Of age met with
sudden death last evening from received through
accident while cunning short distance below Camden
He went out alone but while pursuing his sport
tered stranSe young man, and 1t discharge from
the weapon of the latter occsoned by the lock being
struck as he gettnsov fence that Inflicted ths
fatal wound The deceased q lad of great intsi.
genos, and favorts with all who knew bin He WAS
In the employ of the New YORK and Washington tse-
graph oce in this city messenger and had made con-
siderable progress in learning businss Of opera.
tor The home OF mis- mother a widow. has been mane
dssolats by this sudden calamity, and has caused her
its throne. cannot pretend to Pic
turs the feelings of the young man who was the aesden
tai Of 30 much misery He attended ths woandsd
lad to his homs, and remained at n' psosue uu. uaas
had claimed his victim The deceased nas brother hv-
ing in New York
Our Philadelphia machinsts amazed that Bal
t,re establish nsnt sho nd succeed In obtaining the
contract for building the macoinery OF the new war
steamer now building at our navy yard Msssrs M9r,
ray and HsIlshurs OF Baltimore, are the succsssiui
com etitors for the ooatract having bid lowest.
WIN H Mitchell yesterday committed to prison,
20 answer variety Of charges For abduction and Sc
duction Of girl named sarah 8 Parkhil, to whom he
paying his addresses for having previously COM
mtted bigamy; and lastly, with keeping policy Office
With all hanging him. IL is probable that he
will bs accommodated with lodgings ut the pubic ex
Jack Hughes the brother OF the veritabe JOCK Shep
perd yesterday convicted OF participation in the
Granville Stokes robbery and Sentenced to two years
and six mont Us imprisonment.
Three new dwelling houses in Schuykill Fourth be-
tween Aron ami Race streets were DEL by dire this
moruing Two of III lem were occupied.
Ateast $50 sail of Vessels mostly brss and schooners,
have arrived Mt the Rsadog Railroad depot, Port Rich
mond within the last eighteen hours
Sale or STOCKS at Pnilaielphia.
Seprs FIasr Bo.Rp-lOo0 Reading Saiisoai Bonds "a;
1900 Reading Mortgage bonds 72 81 Cirard Bank, l2;
2o00 Wiimngt.n Railroad Is, Elk
ArrGs SALEs-j rmers aud Mechanics Bank 81; 5
Western Bank OK; 100 u j. Baak, "A, 1000 Reading Rail
road ,nds 7 50 Mechanics Bank ss $50 u s. Treasury
Notes, as. l02<.
sscosp BoAKosoo Reading Railroad. s2,s; 4"9 schay.
kill Navigation &c. 3d. 400 Whining Railroad Ca 8H
"a Farm X Mocha cs' Back, 81. .
SaLEs-5i70 State 576l1; 2l9 do, 49, so Reading
Railroad 92A.
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RKvATE rR AgIhSE SE T haar. q a.
to 9 z. M. Sunday excepted) No 90 GREENWICH
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II IL said that the army worm has made It's appear
the plantations in the neighborhood Of Bayou
Sara.
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PHILADELPHIA Sept 9, 1917
The University Of Pennsyirania.
The Board Of Trustees last evening went into cleo
ton for Professor Of Chemistry to fill the place
stoned by the resignation OF DR. Hare. Twenty men,
present. fifteen of whom cast their votes for
DR. Rogers, and i've for DR. Torrey.
The medical faculty, | understand We're all in favor
of Dr. Rogers, except Professors Gibson and Hodge
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u IcH FANCY olops-FREpERIcK A WOOD

II lGH FANCY G)ODs.-FREDERICK WOOD.
IL WORTH importer Of Fancy Goods and parisisn Novel
ties has now IN store received by the packets
Ere en- steam rs new aud elegant stock ofacle in line
70 who ne invites the Alteration Of Wholesale ADD eiaI pur
ehs- Among he as odmentae ch dress fans the ne
't'irs WORK Dnx drrssne Cases. desks
por fol- "ne bro9zss ohrman class ~ae, richly decorated
porce'siu wafe oil India, Dresden
recuss card cas-s work tahl carl recev,rs a.
cordions musical nor-s, &c SC t,gethr with a iesb
supply II Lubis choice perfumes for ski
vale'ir-. s27leud-rr
SAMUEL r. BLA'K Attorney AT Law, CoIu,noa = C.
~ viii attend promptly TO all business laced his hands
Coumhia South lima. and the adjoining districm OF
Sumter, Herhaw L. xngton, Newberry, and Fairfsld
Address Columbia, South Carolina.
Reference, X. adj Caldwell, Charleston, s. c.
I.oIuphnis g. G. Julv o isfr ivIs o.xoosr.
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DHIvArE DISEASES GU ED BY BUTA NIL
PHYSICIAN, with practice in this city, guaan.
tying perfect cure, without mercury, DAYS MANY
apply Tor relief after trying all the advertised
ierenders who rum thousands All who wish ne rcct
ire m short time, and avoid jEhoSancs and inposon
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passengers Sailed.
LryERPooL-Yacket ship Patrick H-nfy-MeSsrs Lowder
Jacksin Samuels aud ,mes Gr, Of New York; Mr. Bliss
Boat in; X Rem mn. Prussia
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NAV ds.ire The whole character enacted In
style Wholly different any other actress have ever
seen psrsoaats IT, -, n,
ttmore Yesterday en- rs.te for Washington.
Ar Marshall IN preparing to open thu Holiday street
Th.atre 10 INTRODUCES TO q Baltimore audience Madam
Bishop and all the usual fall stars. Mr. Anderson,
learn win also visit Us again.
Sales OF STOCKS nj Baltimore.
Ar rHe SrocK BoARp Sept 8-Sl,oo0 "A Skies, 1890,
NIX 800 Do los IS Mechanics B,.s s.t,a ,re aaa
On, darozi al Unes states 6s l6 closed AZ 0t asked
lojx MA Treasury Notes. (6 closed at lot asked IVA
bid State pee closed At $50 ask,t Blk bid. CITY
OF 800 closed l0 aske 1908 bid Baltimore and
OHIO Railway shares 40 ,sk>d. AK hid.
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S,HLLLs. shs.lLs sikLLs!.!- Wsnted all kiads OF
y Shells which the highest price wall b. gwen a, %
will also be large AID well selected ss.omsnt Of
She'll when will disposed II at reasonsbie Prices
Bhe highest pnce will be paid for all kinds oil esst-oN
Clothing aud Furniture.
Do NOT mistake the number IS Chatham street.
au28 9Orsrc
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New ORLEANs-shp Arkansas-2700 pigs lead Goodhue &
IS bis hemp Lees COLO hnis tobacco Mes
enger-4 NJ IL Harmony box Ford-I w 8 Conant-i9
DIS CO ton Scott COL q Daney co-i0O bis hemp New.
pold Cruft-t empty bbls Smith Stanton Co.'S cases
Donghy-2 do David Felt co30 bales hemp $3.50 pigs lead
order.
CHAR. rsroN-ship Sntton-e bis yarn N Underhll-4o
empty bbs Head 4 Brothcr-70 hhds moasses order.
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MERCHANT TAILOR.-FkANCIS II MsELROJ
ltl Iate win VIM II Jeuniuxs Co.. of Broad way bee

pABY JUMP RS-To Soutaer, rpu ~ esten Msrchss,s-
- Your attention called novel and
useful invention. the Peeni Elastic Baby Jumper COZ he
ealthful aud oil infants The re,ef AZ
lords those OF children the extensive sale has
everywhere commanded with the liberal allowed
those who the Article sell de-
sirable object either sn!y or By the quanty
Wholesale and Recall Depot, sl1 Broadway, N. Y.
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KNK. FAW EIr's CAHD--l aia q .nDaf of koysl
- College OF Surgeons the JsHspos COLLEGE, Phs
delphia graduated tie sntcd Dr. George MeCe
500, Calhoun g. Mcclellan &c. were preiss.os hsis Ny
Young Mans Guide" and Narron's NscueI." jur pub
sked Of all important pvs,e and deli d.
ocular both sexes; be cosfdeutaly cosusS IN
81 on same my Office lis 0re,nwich Inc
ooks each the only pc that
cntlv DEBILITY H. q t'~rc
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VVNHE IONIC MATURE, prepared by the College
Il Medicine and Pharmacy Of the CITY Of New York. u
secret nulsen Of any kind It an nyaluab,
remedy for Impotence erty barrenncss unless Deepen
ing on Inalforlnation.
Single bottles 81 each; ola half dozen S.; carefully
packed, and sent to all parts Of the Union.
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DOCK ,ELLLkS' TRADE SALES-tssstlsusa attssd,
- the Trade Sales mod to know the sys nd
Of the subscIbers various publications. they are So
vaety Also, the low prices: the csalogse With me s..s
keepers Farmers and Rough and Read AmaAees tor 41
The 200 kinds Of Song Books the number OF knS: 10y
Cooks Of all and pcss and above AZ ": wat
ropra PERSONA with their letters order 30
TURNER X FISHER, "a Chatham IT. ~, y,
AIS 90rsrc ID North 9th street. Phi'ssslrhia-
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1 IA. oAtiAhD's siNk ALL a bLr t.AThAL1 foi tho
cure OF ionorrhea Giset strictsre SEXUAL lmpoeney
anu Al oher aiscase Of the urinary This has
now oeen snmcisntiy Icing before the public establish with
out snnnow Oh uoubt, superiority
Of the kind however putting prepossrous her
Or many hoassnd cases The proseor received
change IN Diet nor the slightest vsrIas from
ordinary habits Its action perfectly from eli those
unpleasant feelings patient under any Ordinary
Of creating neither NAUSEA Of sppsflte
by The
action Of but by il. tonic
action Of all remedies For SALE accompanied with fu
directions al lac Greenwich, between Courandt Liberty
streets, New York. Price 81. % sofsm
AJERYThrrc appears 10 two different classes OF men
in NV York 20 YOU know what %sss, one elias, locks
struck Le ffeqaently But have beer able
or the difference certainly is not the soth altogether
scott o. Nassau and his :hrs benz su IN sys
Nv hspc al consequently t beautifully The o,hor
e,ns dou cave whether hay shrts
ssJcn as they erasd When you nani any ssts sal
.r--e sells MAGNIFICENT 81 90, aud
them 10 NJ Opposite Herald office Established lsJf
anil
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VELPsaU'S SPE, iFlC PILLS
II OR the radical of gouorrhs, geet seminal ennis
sons and all mocopuruent discharges from the urethra
These Pills ths result Of Tenty in the Hos
pit lc Charlie Para pronounced by their
inventor, Professor Velpeau inablc remedy for 81
diseases OF the urethra They eject shorte
than any other remedy, without ainng the br attn
asreerg with the stomsch confne from business
PR lLer hoy
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N B-Be observe the written signature of G. H
Rinx the cork Of esch b title a
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/ MODES established in Iss5-Miss JACOBS uats Of
t Broadway bess ave to return her .sosrs thank s reg
Broadway door from Houston street. ana nke~ tins ne
tnod Of nlomin and the ladies' Of this CITY AZ "
and Chdss elotnnS eo"pri.s1 rich :,h velvet .:d ~.
tcle department. Ladies' silk Ogsrs Dress,
Hoods, Sun Hats Of ali descriptions BAR !ir1ss CSa Me-
ruen and Houghs Patent Skirts Ladies' ard Chidrsa1
Dresses and Gents men's Vests, braided to srdsr.
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Herald Marine Correspondence.

fhlLADELPhIA, Sept - IA
Arrived brts Gov Bragg. Parker Boston; Mane gs ant,
do; brig, Percy Fouaaiu, do; Emene El,s do; Marian,
nu he do Forao. Farsen, War h,m Metallic rumlnvr do
Ca.d, Grant do; Mary susan, Falie tom Trnid.d de
WIN lson, Baker, do; Rchmoad seary do; St Helena,
Wasgst ssex Senator laAe, GseenPer Princes Tut
Now Havsn Ihsres, McCurdy do; Cleopatra Chambers DO.
Aexa der, Bill, 40; u N Ms.serole Young New York;
do; New Zealand Poland, do; Ducimsr, Leeds, do.
Cleared bark Marie Bryant, Boston, brgs FAIRY Eoulkes
Dsmem,a; Geo Washington, Cosgns, Salem Mass; Cssd,
Grant Boston; Charlotte Wilson, do; schrs II Songiand
Bovine. New Zealand, Poland do JOS Brown Musmo!s
villa. do; Mary shields. Clarke, Albany; Princess. Tuth
SSrssnpor ssus.or Giaks stonnEton 10, Barrett May
bss do; Alexande Bill, Gen Marion, Reeve New Lon
don; Aurora Dobson Csmb idge Antoinette Brown Bos
Genus Champion, New York; ID NJ Messerole, Young
DO Ge%$i'sy Weeks. ds pismssad A,y Ns% RS.
ton. Ellis New YORK, and steamer Vulcan. Green, do.
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A BERNETHYs BOTANICAL FILLS. for the speedy
and radical OF Snorrh9, rsss, stretnfrs all uss
~hltes.
TIE wide celebrity Of Abeehy'r plls the best guaran.
" Tor sr quich aud CURING all the above
c,mpl.nu. IN the ensly Of sonorheA one box
kehera-iy suhcent u eff o a few days.
- AfO fhECARiEs' HALL, So Caiharire street.
pxr .ox. 80 q0 n
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ME TNEALLIBLt .HAf8 DYE--As Tarders rcobspfe
4 -tmpr0vemeut u ~ 6-Ihs most successful LIQUID
lair Dye known ford, ring the h'r. sksrs &c
brown or hlsc ~ 'xc " esemorg the naui color of
he hair defy detection IT, e.,, ,nansn,ans rai
ornament itren w. rsed wii TIE sreat-s !. es,
fci those properties tnsnsi in al 4iaSa OF Ills
N the hair.
Tue genrine srtice ia FOR sale bv NJ the
ruggSs Throughout ihe United SLateg and by puhto to
broadway; Thomas Maxwell. William sweet; a y.
sands, ard Johnson, Moore Taylor, Maiden lane, New
York, sud by the sole apsnts,
an2s sOt.rc r g. 4. WRIGHT, pbilaaslchis.
sELLiNG DtF-F,ench Artificial Flowers. and
q, materials for forss large stock with Flow
c Of the newest style just received by the arrivals for
sas below cost the oynes giving up the entire business
ALSO Gases ''n'' S e. IA iSSSSSSHiHEa COUNT.
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4 = 4 q
GnAHAis's MAGAZINE, for July, has been
eceived. II il embellshed with portrait Of
GEN Taylor, BY sariain, copied from one
taken from the Original, in Mexi,co He has
rough, ,craggy, strongly marked features. and
is evidently plain, fat, good hnmored old
fellow who would easily be mistaken in his
large roundabout for wealthy ease-loving
farmer, rather than the firm and intrepid war.
rior he is. A portrait Of Gen. Butler is soon
to appear in Graham, it being the intention
OF the publisher to give series Of portraits
ofour generals now in Mexico. Subscribers
to the new volume, which commences with
the present number, will be finished with the
entire series.
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ger holding 6 or. more than two small bot
Ties. Look ost and not get imposed upon.--
Every bottle has "Vaughn's Vegetable Lith-
ontripc MIXTURE" blown upon the glass, The
vriitsn signature of''G. G. Vaughn" on the
directions. and G. G. Vaughn Buffalo," STAN
ped on the cork. None other are genuine.
Prepared by Dr. G. C. Vaughn, and sold at
the principle office, 207 Main street, Buffalo,
at wholesale and retail. No attention paid
to letters Unless post pad--orders from reg
ularly constituted Agents ercepted-post
paid letters, or verbal communications solc-
iting advice, promptly attended TO, gratis.
Offices devoted exclusively To the sale of
this ariicles-l32 Nassau street, New York
city; 295 Essex street, Salem, Mass; and by
the principal Druggists throughout the United
States and Canada, as advertised in the pa
pers. III
For sale by H. G. LEE, Kalida. 33lab
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Dinner at one o'clock.

We would call the attention Of invalids to
a medicine advertised as "Vaughn's LitAon-
triple Mixture" If one half is true which
we hear of this article, it certainly is pana-
cea which acts upon newly discovered prn-
ciplc. lis effect which has come under our
own observation, proves that this new theory
of "one disease only" has foundation, for
we know in every trial of this strictly veget-
able compound, il has acted as a strong cur
alive agent--yet administered for all kinds
of complaints. See advertisement headed
"Greut American Remedy" Pamphlets
furnished gratutously. ....-
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The Celebration.

THE ORDER OIL THE DAY. d
The Procession will form before VIM
Phillips Hotel at II o'clock, tomorrow, and
march TO the Methodist church in the follow.
ing order: ,r '" n
Music AND MILITARY. ~
President and Vice President of the day.
Chaplain and Orator. -t...t i.
Reader of the Declaration. r.
Committee ofarangoments.
Ladies and Citizens.
Order at the Church, as followss
Invocation of the Divine presence by the
Chaplain. F
Singing by the Audience of an appropriate
hymn,
Prayer, by the Chaplain.
singing. "Amcrica." Cd.
Reading the Declaration.
Grafton.
Singing patriotic song.
The procession will be formed under the
direction of the Marshalls, and will in march
ing to and from the Church and in returning
to dinner preserve the same order Of proces.
sion.
Dinner at one o'clock.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1847-07-02

ASSOCIATE JuDGEs.--Silas Nc Clish, Gee
Skinner, and J. Y. Sackett
CLERK. Moses Lee.
SHERIFF. james H. Vail.
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY. Mackenzie.
TREAsuRER.-O. w. Crawfis.
AUDITOR SmitE ~
REcoRDER.-John Dixon.
CORONER. R.--John Ramsey.
SURVEYOR. L. Hawley.
COUNTY CoMMIssIoNERs.-Henry Joseph
Boehmcr, Samuel Ramsey, and Geo. Stewart