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THE GREAT RACE!
5000 Bottles Sold in Thirty Days !
OLD DR. VIM. ABBOTT AHEADilf

ID EADER, These are fhst times, and II, In the
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il for i renews aud nvigoraies; mothers give TO
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The Rich aud the Poor use IL,
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WILLIAM ABBOTTfS BlT-rERs.-The ladies' use
these Biien fur The cure Of pmples and bad humors,
they do not add to good looks; ~ short, they are
used hy oil classes and hare been for forty years II .
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Red Top seeds Asuperior article, at
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and holy parsons with forty-horss power What 3
stroke Of policy! Did over Virginia or tho world
see such electicnee,ing beforef Did ever courtier
Has It never occurred TO this " Wise" man that II
each OF thess Protestant persons Ia little Pore In
his own church, he will immediately 60 to work.
after hearing Wise's speech, and instigate all the
faithful to vote against Henry A. Wise? Aud,
spiritual and forgivlDg these little popes are,
should not wonder II some OF them played him Just
In bis peiersburg sp<erh be cooled do vn wonder.
fully about the Kc0w Notoings. Hs handled them
tenderly and softly. He Is evidently bsginui ,g
like great rhetorical parliamentaran, to "suiell
ratio snuff it in the beeze" and is fully resolved
to nip il In the buj. But ne Ia little more eau.
tious in respect ID Know Nothingism than at rst
should rot be surprised TO besr OF him. before
maDy days, advocating change Of the naturAi
ast,sn laws. BY the time toe canvass - dr.sog 70
Of tho Know Nothing order Bus he csat coma IA.
Such cratic hssdstrorg iltractaole, volatile, open
mcutted children, would never be admitted 70 o
council Of close, sensible Discreet men. Moreover,
over the door Of tine Know Nothings will then be
writer, " Too late.n
There are some favorable signs approving in the
opposition horizon. They gill not only have the
f0lly Of the democracy 70 aid them, bn. they ere
bs ginning to show sone sisdnm themselves. la the
first place, shey have sent the bison back to his
prsnies. He has no more hope, politically, I'll IA
Sa:hsnas has spiritually. The Know Nothirgs
know too much to allow this Old Man Of the q 70
get astriie their young shoulders In tho nsxt
place, the wigs Of the State are showing degree
OF dts retion That astonishes me. Their press in
every direction Is coming out against conysntioa
A little while ago the Petersburg Intei,gencer stood
almost alone In this policy. Now, nearly the xhoe
Ghig press Of the state Gas folio 1ed lie able lead
The Norfolk Herald, the Lyme burg Vvginian, the
Richmond Wh,g. the Uniln Republican, the SAe
Spectator, and slmost every other thor,ug J. going
vhig paper In the State, has come out against q
Wing State Convention. The democrats arc scared
to Death by this developeUeut Nov, IL the Know
Noshings manage their cards lightly and make ju
dicious nominations, Wise will be beaten In Virginia
20, 900 votes. Know SOMETHING.
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Suicide or TWO CoyyIcrs-DzArH PREgEERED
10 kcAKckEArioS'--Ise convtsts, named ID Fsri
Grower alias Grow. and James Dorsey alas Ff.ns
Murphy, tie form-r coLvigtei OF murder, and zen.
terced 20 the Penite.tsry for life AMI tbs latter
for fobbing, aud sentenced 70 the sams Institution
Tor seyen Year., vnie being taken up 10 %. Peat
tertiary On the resmbcst nsgnoiis, some tin, dur
Ing TIE past week, succeeding In eluiins the ygt
lance o. tnsh guard, and, jumping Int, tas river,
we're both drowpsd, q short distance this siie OF
Baton Rouge. Crosen murdered man named John
Seaman on the 2Gth Of Last Octob.r, A. the croar
Of Dslord ard fehoupi.,u.sa s.re~ts, by stabbiag
BIN with tovei. He was N Englishmsn, sod
about thirty ye1s Of age, and very good look M.
Dorsey had robbed 4 frsil woman named Mari Ann
KearnS Of so--Nsp Orkars Ditto, Jcn. Z.
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ARMY SIWs- POLITICAL nTTLLfGEsCg.
The Galveston Mrs ~ the th in.t. naTs Tho
Don csmmifst ned ~ n an bar o the I'd e qm az
81 United States dfsgoDrs, unaer the charge u
First Lieutenant A. Ptas.nion. adjg,Aal s' lhs
rtpment pass'd through our city today, ca rsiss
10 Fort Lesyn~or,b, Mo. They are tie hen 4 ~,
tcisd BY Cor. Harrny lat year Ia Ess Yosk, ss
Piossy TOT Dragon service. LIEUT. q. w. Pisli.
bg'uaniai Quastrmssier, acc JmpAaisl t-e COLA
mbnd.
james H. stsvors has been elected Msy,r a
HouSton, and the other caSddstes on the iickst
with him were slsp snccts,fal. The fa<srsyb
ssys - The entire ticket as eiec1d, gas usioab<
edly ofribstd BY the Know No, logs, vho have
reptsic3 tie result q ths August election To dsm.,
stating their large me- riiy Of The p'vals va.s-
The vote fer Ma OF, ~ earn, st'oi 20 TO 81. We
did not karn hos u s5cd for Rsoo der.
At the. Fan Ant0nio civic election, On the ia
uli.. the foiIo-ips kAo- nothing candidates. ~~s
shctd By iBse msl ui,ie. Mayor, Jane. X.
Sweet, Aldsfntr, q. Y. King, J. q. Wall. B. u
szppitton, A. ". Desunks. A. D,n.nbsash. Is n
Egsarts, Asa hiicash I'D J. =. heDonAli, Cit/.
Collector, y. J.. PaschAii Clty Tseasarsf J. H.
Iyoha-
The N,sou Poll, oouirsdl s.a s,a,sne., m.ls
some v,eb ava BY ons d o,r ooie-Pa hsisnts ne
tres; u al thirty rcruiis br tbs Uaivi 5stIs
ARM bad dsscrtd Al ArAtsss, AID from four 70
sisht dros bsd ca bard lighter.
The Osl,sstoa Nsv, u The n Inst. 1lbIsbe tbs
following denomination, dsted i.aa Mrs. fcssa
Tia uocps ordered By Gen. Smith T. Fort Davis.
On tss Itmp.a, bsre connen ~ - collect Al lac
lot. TtsiT auIsse dssflnatlOn asyct hA Dcs hssa
male publa.
Tho following IA %, eotsnthd d5e,ei tajor
John r. rinosaHb Hrs. cysnaDcing; Csyt ". T..
~ Loo, and "a Lieut. Ale@A aesf heltas opia any A.
fifs--l7 men.
Bas., C.gt. &C.. n iaus. ANYWAY G. rGes II
HeLi "a fAsut. Geo. W. Hopl.as. e0npasy q, Q ass
"a Lent. IA. q. hs1sm. e0fsp~sv a. Mss ~
msB; Capt Ne kisJs ,ouPsay sis lnfsstxy.
and nrr ,ompstiss ~ Tsrs ponssi vesassisss
$40 two noun2d howisysrN-
AsSt. EarseoI A. X. suits. MEDICAL pefsvtDrnA,
&C oopyasis ". ere Hpediuor.
Az YET cslnpaasss A and u, ha1r, arr ths on'p
o.rp osnls~ il.i have Arn-sj berv.
Tho eonna4d w1n psstAhiy lcsvr sbya. The 2oes
Of Dsoenbr.
IA roor /. To cestisssnn ~ his oom.ssaa !,
made psblbs. ard any Devs from u, wiii cur M.
ric.i& b. you ~ early - uc~ibis
Tie Nssrs Ttss<s t1s1 thsre as run1 tbxs uss
sbew e0snnAxi VIZ q, 70 the M1s>a'sso sd
Ayashs ssllag~s frym po-t Dsyk, hst akss tAcrs u
co poeifsvs xgihs NJ fJg thk rspOI
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less chasm. He cannot con cal aught he woald
dsepise himself II he could. Pat him la field with
bull, ard, II he bad An opportaoty 70 slip roand
to the rear add hsmstriDg toe animal, he would no.
do IL, but would march boldly up aud take him By
the horns. Very noble Ia the mar, bu; ruinous In
she politician.
His whole canvass thus fsrhss been asacc0s IN CT
blunders The list Of his appointments published By
the En3airU did Lot suit MIN, and without consult
ing anybody here, he changed them TO suit him self.
Alas, poor JaLta, how Ar thou fallen! lie failed
70 all bis cwn appointment 81 Petersburg, there
being no boa. up the river that day. large crowd
was diss ppointed; but he arrived Thursday night
and gnve them their Oil Of his peculiar eoqnence.
He bul dered 10 his speech stthe meeting
IN Richmond, In fcriousy dsnouncing the Know
Notbings for they hold MS fsts at this eaestoa in
the hollow OF their hscds, aud thousands OF the
HuIdiest OF the dsmcctscy q Virginia arc among
them. He Numbered by flying or 10 tne other
extreme la his initaiory sptooh OF the present
esrysss made at Norfolk on tbs night Of January 4.
In that speech he vas foroeiously say ge upon the
Pope OF Rome, and declared that he hated the
Pope, every inch Of him-taere was 10 mao that
hated the Pope worse than he did" Nov, this Ia
going abow-sbot beyond the Know Nothings. Taey
don't saJ that they late toe Pope. They are viii
Ing that every man should worship God according
70 bis own COINCIDENCE. Wnat d. the Catholics think
q this Mr.. Pisrce's Lieutenant 10 Virginia
proc ,sa rsr. ana glgyirs n his s'trod
bearing Of this remark u M. WISE and looking
- II In xion With bis attempt 10 proptiltc the
breign vo,e By deDouucng Know nottingham,
ssid strongly eemosed the prayer Of dycs man
who did not know which world he was going co. and
% kept praying, "Go1d God good deviilv Bu.
- was not content with denouDcing the Pope Of
Rome, whereby he poured bucket OF icewater On
tho heads Of the edIairing Catholics Of his audience
but he also denounced all the little popes OF the Va
ricus Protestant denomin stions, meaning thereby
tie excellent end evangelical shepherds Of the vad
Gus rrotsstsnt nocks men who ere we'll known to
DO altogether sverse 20 the possession Of power Of
any KIND, and uhom nothing could induce 20 NEEDLE
With ths poatics Of the country. wss ever such
an ouhsgsi NJ. Wise p.tcaed Into taoss huwble
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pgCEI0ss
UHigm W cauniF %. dniTac Clark, re-
kotSoD .or Iev tina denied. ~ithpns c1r,.
RoJ,yf Muller, assign,,, ~. JoiE WsrJau.--The
lhs Judgment.
Ha1sah GrtEn ~. Mary Byrn', II. a.--Dsnut
rr 20 con- plant oysyruso. Gets - plainsm -
abide event; tsensy days AiIorei 70 defcaiAaiio
Iut IN an answer.
John Wsbsfer "a. D1nel N1nton.--Ds nurrsr 70
eompsist allowed usaa liberty - plaintiff - snsad
upoo payment "a ostA.
yoss,h n. Apsgz %. Sus Mutual fasnraa1s Cam
p1ny. Demurrer a. co pplsint oysrr1lsd sli1 cost
caisr dart xIlc wed 70 withdraw d-mu ard sns~ef,
ssd aso " move 70 strike oit pArts ~ com9aias AZ
Irslevsnt, and ~ compel plaintiff 70 CO 4 apyn
which cause Of art,a hs viii pre- ed.
H. kspsv 20. T.. RssnAsf Apple sron for the
utioa, dsaied 81 prem stare.
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Tux pos-raExs Man. DuricrLYrs.--rbe resust
a. the CANCELLATION b~swsea ths sgcnt OF TIE J. -
One Dsp1,m~n, ssa tas rsilroat eoSsps1y -
tS<o hsyoy aaIustIa-et u ths p4sllsrs 10 dispgis.
ana 90 Pri1sy ls1 -. raj 5oA and u, est1
psf,slor u tie gress Ssu,5sfa usla
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H-sAron soos--Ths Nee Hsmpsid~ Pst~ts
shsrs, Who dle-i u washinxsoa IN " llsh iasf-,
ieAsts wife ADd sx eh.id - 4, nyasn Ne isss =
shushsad md fA'hsr. Mn. Mons 90 WIN ~
Ssx.rg hh isst flnea.
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Has Meeting In Washington Parade Ground.

moss Mseuog VA Washington Pnrnue trOstnd.
TO THE EDITOR or THE HERALD.
In Tho papers OF Saturday, have seen can for
another mass meeting Of the unemployed working
men, who have tsics met at Hope Chapel, to be
held tonight At the wssbin yton Parsd. Ground.
This call Is sisred BY X. Arthur Bailey, chairman Of
the lsst meeting, by Ira d. Davis, chairman Of q
committee Of conference, and by several other gen.
tlemtn. Nos, - these gentlemen, acting 10 the
car scity they do, had no authority from the Hope
CHAPEL meetings 10 issue this call, or any other,
for one, 90 not dedre 70 be held responsible for any
thing that msy be ssid OF dore ut the meeting TO
night. sense Of duty, also, compels me TO add,
that large number II not majority Of the persons
cmposing The Committees appointed O. II ipe
Chapel, se, believe. members OF q certsin poIiii
Cal aeociaton called practical democrats which,
prior 70 The election n November ss,, Questioned
the candidates OF the several political parties, b1.
on election day vas noghere 10 be seen, and that,
In my judgement, the great measures OF land and
labor reform ADOPTED ~ Hope Chapel, VIII, II en-.
trusted 10 & caro- Of snch me1, CONS ~ Just where
these men did on the day referred 20, that is I, say
nowhere. Yours tuy, WILLIAM WssT.
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A CHALLESsm TxpIcrYD---M Bust Hewson, who
challenged PsAtioe, the editor OF ths LouisvilIc
y1Wnei, 70 dnsl, has been indicted By the Grand
Davis, 10 Indicted also.
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MOE Law IN NORTHAMPTON County, PA.-Ths
Easton (Ps.) drgus demo ratio, publishes On ex.
citing account cf LOB which collected al M,oros
burg, in that county, and broke up . meeting OF q
Know Nothing lodge. The members Of the secret
organization assembled quietly Ia an upper story Of
public hoose, and while traaaactiog their busine "
the mob OF OBJ osng politicians gathered around the
exterior Of the house, arlnsd WITH fifty ak pound
cannon, which thsy Cred on una IL broke III the
window glass In the house. Every man In the mob,
not engaged in LOADING and firing the cannon, was
armed with some noisy musical instrument such a.
horn, busie, trumpet. bass drum, vita which they
~ Kept up such deafenins noise that tas lodge
WAS obliged 10 dispsrse.
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AS tne taxfn ana Scssueuts arc a lien on the
premises, there IL reason 20 suppose that the prin
cipal pat on tits will be collected. and taat ih
treasury will realize this surplus of 1896 80.
In regard TO the requirements Of the second reso-
luton, Trey have reference 1nci pay, II entire
ly, TO The street department. la che detsed state
mfDt !" furnished 70 the faanc. department, by the
assesors IA the street department. uuder 80 tion g.
chapter sos Of the In OF 1853 tney do not specify
the sDm added 70 each assessment list for sdvertis
ing; ano without any staten az 70 tho sums as
sCssed fer sdvertisng Il is obvious that tire finance
department caDDo. snswer the res intious 4, the
Gums collected for the publication Of notices. or de.
tetmine ~ 10 the surplus, or what hai BEEN done
with II. The mover Of the resolution can probably
obtain TIE Information sought IA the second re- olu.
tion b. a call on the s.,eet department.
The expenses o! the OH iial notices pub ished by
the essors. ard by Other Ulcers 10 the street de-
parfmc,t, are supp eed TO be included Ia tn psy-
nEbt of 81 900 to TOO Evsning Po,t aoJ the other
pspefs referred 20 in tia resolution.
III. tports Of ".LD Commissioners Of ward and
Assessment IN Opening Street, are flied Nth the
Street C0nmissil Der, snc tire bookkseyer In the
finance department. states that he mas not the 20
Cesaary vouchers IN show the SIMS paid for aver
Using 10y those commssi 1ntrs, aud 10 whom paid.
A q. FLAGG & ptroller.
AMOUNTS PAID FOR ADyRHTfgIsG IN YRAE 1854.