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PETITION FOR PARTTTI0N.' 4

VNARYRBAM, FANNY REAM, MORRIS REAm
j{L Oscarofta Roam, and John Z. Shenrer
al said Fanny Ream,- Morris Ream ana dscs s,nsta
Resm and Hiram w. Doney guardian 81 ssid M"r,
Ream. will lake notice that petition VA. al fia5
Sarst them on the 18th day Of March, 1894 IN M
Uourf f Common Pleas within and for the cotv ,m ~ n
lfnnkiin. by Michael q. Mains and Laura Msl q
md X now pending wherein said Michael q. Main.
and Lnuro Mains demand partition Of the follow;rf
reai o1fnln tO-Vit: Being situate IN the countv y
Franklin Ii thc State of Ohio and IN The town " "
frenfiinf6n. and described As follows viz: In-Iol,
Nrs thirtysono (3i) and fifty cght (5s, aud thst 4
Mr;ne and f4ara Ntins NiIl apply for an order tbs
partition may bo made Of said premises
A. a. d. CoLLINs their Attorney.
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ADVERTISEMENT
DIR. VVitfieId,s Vegetable Pile Pills

DR.. WitfieId's Vegetable Pile Pills
are warranted.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Oct. 30, 1868.
Mr., J. YOUNa-My Dear Sir:-lt is with great
pleasure that acknowledge the benefit that derived
from one single box OF DR.. Witfelds Vegetable Pile
ps For series q months soq saa wv While p IN
After using the Pills one week only | feel like new
man. and am now satisfied that one or two boxes
more will entirely, restore my former condition Of
health. Yours, respectfully,
j. W. CLARK, Govt Ag't.
Price 90 cents per box. Sold by all Druggists.
j. YOUNG, Proprietor.
No. 100 Variok st., New York.
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VMG R\ooA PINS

are the most active and thorough pulls
that have ever been introduced.
They act so directly upon the Liver,
exciting that organ to such an extent a.
that the system does not relapse into its
former condition, which Is too apt 70 be
the case with simply purgative pill.
Thav ara really
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Stone In the Bladder, Calculus, Grav.
eI, Brick Dust Deposit, ETC., Etc.,
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CONSTITUTION WATER
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DIABETES.
Irritation of the Neck of the BLADDER,
inflammation of the Kidneys,
Catarrh of the Bladder.
Stranguary, or Burning and Painful
Urinating.
For these diseases IL is truly sovereign remedy,
and too much cannot be said in its praise. single
dose has been known to relieve the most urgent SYM
toms.
Are you troubled with that distressing pain in the
small Of the back and through the hips? teaspoon
full day Of the Constitution Water will relieve you
ike magic.
PHYSICIANS
Have long since given up the use Of bucchu, ubebs,
and juniper in the treatment Of those diseases, and
only use them for want of better remedy.
CONSTITUTION WATER
Has proved itself equal to the task that has devolv
cd upon it.
DIURETICS
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FOR F RRspnv

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SCRcFULA AND SCROFuLOUS DISEASEs.
From Emery Edesi toeH.enown meTch"" "
aIbave sold lnrre M quantities Of your sARsApAR.
-, h"t mayer vef one bottle which iSiled of the
desired effect and full satisfaction TO those who took
t. As fast as our people try 1t, they agree there has
been no medicine like 1t before IN our community"
Truntions. Pimples. Blotches, Pustules,
,1as 60. ond oil I1;saaaes of tho skin.
Ulcers' 6ores, anu uih Oieeuoo' "a V"V oniA'
From Rep. RoJt. Sfrdffon, Brisiot England;
only 90 my duty 70 YOU @ nnI ahg oT ,Ls s,vn me.
add my Ies'lmeny W si,n. yUu puy"'" Nv don"S
uicinal Sii.ues VI ou Si;n,; hnn,nr IN 3er cars
ter, aged zen, lau an hio.s ~. a, ~ ,'o,ia t
eyes, ana nair ioI years, W,ien "1 W.. SIa ho
cure untii we trleu your oAhs" NNihIn' o"e '''
Decn Wen lor some Hoh'hs'
From Mrs Jane z. Rice, q treVkno,cn and much
eifsm aMy da%Teg a q 1as Ds sused for % year past wEa
scroialous eruption which was very ttouSlssSne e
sAPARILLA, which soon compie'e'! curea he''
From Charles p Gage, Esq, Of (the trideiy-khoWn fTm
Qf Gage, Murray y o., 1nd,lVacfurerS u ehdm'
eiled pcq,sr' in Nashua, ~ H. ,.o,,,,o.ome ~.
had for several years very troublesome hu,
NOR in my face, which grew constantly worts nn,ll
disgnred my ed,npes ,, ana became nm nn cnud of
botI advice and medicine, but Without any relief
whatever, until took your SARsArAEILLA. IL
Immediately made my lace worse, as GU toid me IL
might for time; but In II few weeks tile new tkil
began TO form under the blotcles, and cohiinued
until my face is as smooth MS anybody's, and j am
without any symptoms of the disease mat Know
Of. enjoy perfect hcalth ana "ihoht u douDt owe
II to your SARsArARILLA."
Ervsipelas - General Debility - Purify the
Blood,
p,.o., NJ. pob, So,,;, J5,,s,op 81 NJ Y
from nI' hogd y,,n n~", co; =, r.,no'. E,n,;on, and
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ScrWWoas sores oy III n,, ,,n;, c,,,rd Nh nj.
Hii1 any y,s; ;,I IL No nitera
tva ~. v nossess so,,as Tie SARsAPAniih YOU have
i've We possess q; pc % Val ms a. ~, tha y.on
suppheu 10 'he Pioiese'o" 40 "',a 90
From j. e. Johnston, Esq WaSrman, Unio
"FOr twelve years hnd the yeiIOw Erysipehs on
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NOTICE.

BENJAMIN +: Bailey, prta, State Of Ohio. Court Of
sATftta ffat.vS. .s Co,..,,oy, 'pIo.s ~
Florills N. Bailey, Dsrt. FranRIin F county. uSS d
4sHE said defendant h hereby notified that Ben.
a jamin Z, Bailey did, on the IIth day Of April
A. ~ 1854. ME bis petition in the Office Of the Clerk
county Of Franklin, and State Of Ohio charging IN
faid Florlis y. Bailey with adultery with one vii.
liam King and With one William Clifford, and ask.
hi Bailey which petition viii stand for hesy;nr n
lhc Doxt term Of said Court ''-'si '-s = :"
,Dated this 18th day of April. A. d. 1854.
i4f M ~ BENJAMIN n. HALEY
Il BY RANKIN 4 WYLIE. his Attornevs.
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DIABETES

Is disease Of the stomach and liver acting through
the kidneys. and is without doubt, the most obst-
nate disease, except Consumption, that affects the
human constitution. We have no space for discus
sing causes. but will state that the effect Of the dis
is the conversion of the starchy principle Tor
vegetable portion Of the food) into sugar, which
stimulates the kidneys to excessive secretion Of
water. Many persons suffer from this disease who
are ignorant Of it, that is they pass large qualities
during the day, and Obliged to get up from one to
fifteen or twenty times during the night. No notice
is tsen Of it until their attention is called to the
large discharge of WATER and often when il is so far
advanced as TO be beyond the control Of ordinary
remedies. Another symptom is the great thirst,
which, when the disease is fully established, is in
tolerable-the patient drinks constantly trit0ut DO
ing sdtied; also dryness of the mouth, cracking Of
the lips, sweet BREATH in the more advances cases,
and finally loss Of appetite, emacaton, and the pa
tient gradually sinks from exhaustion.
CONSTITUTION W ATER is, without doubt, the only
known remedy Cor diabetes, and we have as much
confidence that il is specific we have that opium
will produce sleep, and truhfully say that it has
cured every case in which it has been used.
Stone in the Bladder, Calculus, Grav.
eI, Brick Dust Deposit, ETC., ETC.,
Diseases arising from faulty secretion-in the one
case being too little and accompanied by severe pain,
and in the other too profuse secreton-which will
be speedily cured by the
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How Mcclellan Men Trent a Soldier.

To fA< Editor " lac ~ l. lTtouns
NEWARK. n. j.. Sept. %, 1894.
SIR: We have had here to-day most signlfi-
cant illustration Of that plank o! the Chicago Platform
which speaks Of our" soldiers From the disgracefuI
occurrence here we Judge that the "our' means the
other side Of Dixie.
The McClellanites held meeting In the Park this
afternoon, which, By the way was small In numbers
and among other speakers was Fernando Wood In
discussing tho affairs of the country. he stated among
other things that this war had been attended with no
results To this Union officer objected Dy saying
That Ia not 50 That is not SOL"
This officer was at once seized by order Of the Chief
Of Police and dragged By four policemen to the station
house. The officer First Lieutenant Benz 4. More
house. Second N. j. ". Uancocks Corps native Of
Newark Is at home On THROUGH. He has been eleven
times wounded ind was promoted from the ranks 10 his
pIesen: position.
is left arm is shattered and his chest and lungs are
penetrated by balls, tho wounds from which arc IN
healed Yet In this condition this officer was mos
roughly handled BY tho police and dragged on TO the
station house. Probably sshamed 10 have arrested
man tor an ohense which was none, the ohcer IL
charge showed how he was taken away for ais owl
protection as he would otherwise have been kLId D,
this Mcclellan mob.
Thus il appears that n Union soldier must not dart
show bis face or contradict outrageous msstatemen
at Nc Clelan meeting for fear Of being killed Tit
Newark police for the sake OF truth be it stated hsv
made not ono arrest OF the numerous Copperheads
who 80 far have disturbed in the rudest manner ever
Union meeting held In the city. The prisoner was
last released By Hon. Marcus L. Ward entering secnri
a. m, him @. o. g.
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WIN. Soldiers Think Of the Chicago PInt-
form.
m N. Idi,Or ~ tn, n. Y. TJl5ane.

To The Editor The Y. j. Iiosne
SIR: We the inmates of this hospital, respect
fully request litc space In your excellent paper, 10
express briefly cur northumberland we believe the
sentiments Of very large majority Of ON fellow soldiers
both in hos pals and In the 6edon the subec. OF the
late miscacd Democratic National Convention ut Chi.
oago Illinois the raders II the party who managed It,
and It's platform; aud While eud our fellow soldiers
are In the service OF country. away from home,
fighting armed traitors In the Rebel states or suffering
from wounds diseases resulting from such service,
earnestly hops that our friends at home will sealcusy
fight with arguments ballots. aud II necessary with
bullets the there who doing mere cfScicnt
service TO the Of the Rebellion than they probably
| would II they Ia the Rebel army. with arms IN
their hands.
In their Late National Convention In one Of the rcso-
buttons there adopted they offer their sympatt v.
Blu. wien We were ia the cnomys country carly In the
war; and compelled do extra and often double duty
for want Of feenforcemebts and we're forced into the
hespals from wounds and diseases. frequently the re-
suit IL such excessive duty and IN great need OF
supplies comfort and even the preservation oil
life In manv cases many Of the leaders Of that party
opposed scning us riu or n dollar for relief and
| we consider their late ohcr of sympathy but add
INK iRsph 10 Injury. We dcspisc both II and thom.
Their pr,feHied sympathy, We think results entirely
from the fact that erery STATE IN he hey had dof '
pousr 10 pTrrtHf a. diiored me hioHr 10 VOTE.
though out Of States IN the Gosernntnt service
But rererey they had he p0uer 10 Prere A. we are De
MED that right. How rasfiy ssHpo,hdic they are
We consider their professions Of sympathy sham
base attempt to deceive, Lac every other portion Of
their platform
They were unsrnIns in their denuncia!ons OF PFei
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NEW oRK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY SEPTEMBER %. 1884

dent Lincoln for what they claimed to be violations OF
Of tho provisions Of the Constitution but bad NOT
word Of cehsure for JEFF Davis and the other kepeis
who repudiate aad defy 1t entirely and are organized
and armed to destroy II. II they think we cannot see
through such barefaoed hypocrisy they underrae our
Intelligence much ashley do patriotism IN think
lpg-if they are foolish enough to think so-that We
viii support their mongrel ticket.
We think the only things truthful In their platform
and which they will carry out ~ far ~ they can or
dare is their deliberate and malignant opposition TO our
government, and their sympathy Tor, and their
proered aid direct indirect, to that 81 the rebels,
| which was originated BY slaye'breedine. woman
whipping baby-selling eristocraey. who nont their
slaves with fouregged hounds in the slave otsss ano
with tro legged ones in the Free States,
We earnestly appeal TO our friends at home TO make
complete list OF the who directly or indirectly ny
word act or vote aid that despicabe aristocraey N
Their opposition TO Government IN It's enors te
crush the present causeless and Infamous FeDeiioh
End II they are neither shot hung or banished ron ,n
country as think they deserve to be- they should Ok
remembered as long they live. for their treachefy
and be forever denied By their outraged country
the privilege Of holding any Office OF honor, pront %
I, ust and 50 far as knowledge OF them and oul
voice and influence can affect IL, they shall be.
thorough canvass Of the sentiments OF the inmates
now remaining in this hospitalonly fifty four-show'
thot there are for
Lincoln aud Johnson.... so Mcclellan and Pendston
Doubtful .................''...'."
II any other hospital or community show better
record shall be happy TO their report Till Their
We claim the banner for No. It. SOLDIERS
q. SGsssraI HospaI No. L. Jedersonvis, ind' ssyI
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Conmercial InsclIigence.

JsvrRpooI. Sept, l6-BRDADsTUYfs-Me
IehsIdsoD spencer Co. and others W,p.sr red 3de 4
Ssa s s :a sSSss sdesd mixed e
Psov,s,oSsMsssrs skeheid Nash Co. snd o.hefs, re
Esrs aowuw ard with decline ON al qnAh''s- I9,s
~. ~, steady bacon, upward and advanced odQ
TsTd steady Tsow quiet and steady ou0'sa ~ ~''
9."rvcSThe Broier, Circular reports:Ashes upw,rd
At ~ for Pots and 81 for Pearls Sugar very du at
dec ,ped df6. toree quiet ard steady nice duL In
sssd dun Cod Oh mac i've iin-eed Oil c1ie and steady !.
Turpentre-Ssles small; Freech quoted a. So Lin'eec
esies dull a. Ill Pet6clec n-M-.sis Bout Enshh
seport the market quiet aud st.sdy OF 2a22 Tor kehned
Lsspox MoSEY aARKxr sspt. ls.-The dernsnd for die
the Lsnk Of England Oh the 10Th inst was unpoi
eap but In the open market business was rather sctve
stocks les owing the Bank of France 10
earns. -
Loypos MARKETS ouie and quotations bare
" maintained Flour. 2lQ22i6 Wheat Winner red, ~
S5lI White ta+3 Coffee steady at decline o: 81 al
Iron steady at 3Td 81 ST. Linseed, quiet Lnseed Cakes
suie and stesdy Spirits Turp ntne sales small French
o.. Petroleum steady; refined III ~Crude 4i6. speru
90 steady ct 4Gl Linseed OIL eas~y. Rice steady s9g
1un and aae,stons barely Dsntsned Tanow dull at "
- for r. Y. c. Tea quiet and steady.
Grover and Todd report Provisions inactive Lard buoy
ant Butter tie pdy.
Messrr Barring Ero, report American Securities steady
H. s. Five Twen.irs ga d43i; Erie r. r., 42a4si Illinois
Central R. r.. <ta42 discount. ...
(onsois closed evening Of the 18th ct ssNSst fol
HAvRn Maaxsrs-CorIos-Ssles Of the weef, 200 bales
Or ems ordnsir- 80 r. ditto has, 3S6 H. The marke
ts irregular, Stock IN port. $1,000 bales
BresdstuGs hsve downward tendency.
fARis Sept 1.-THE bOurse 10 quiet Henef close 81 osi
LATEST.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. l7-p. m.-CoTTog-Sales TO-
Gay bse including 3o bales to Spectators and Ii
portsu. The market IL frlner but unchanged.
bnxApsrryys--The marie. IN dull and steady.
PnovIsIoxs-The msrse, 10 inactive. Bacon irmer.
LospoS, Sep. l7-p D-Consois closed at sSt0Ss3 for
A1spoiy Srocxs-The latest sales were: Illinois Contra
T. H., 42asU discount; Erie H. T., Ha4a.
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Dr. Kant, of Vienna, was in love with a rich

DIR. Kant. of Vienna, was in love with rich
Young lady. and told another rich lady not young WHO
VIA In love with him. that poverty was his reason
Gr moi marrying. The latter generously Dext day.
made over TO him $50 900 guden and sent the deed with
note az follows: Dear Sir;--l have much pleasure
in nclosing paper which hope VIII Ieio,o inc on
AIIcr MApT1Nir Dir. Kant, for he and no other was
the asdresse the happes man IN the world on re-
ceying this generous epistc But alas that nc snouu
Repairing at once to the parents of Frarein fsehel
The lady Of his love he proposed for her and Was ac-
cepted Ills reply to Frauleln Martini besides con
yeyiug his sincerest thanks contained two cartes dc
yistc linked together by the significant rose'colored
ribbon Miss Martini forthwith sued the happy bride
groom for resolutions but as no promise OF marriage
had been made the has, by two successive eourts
been decided against her.
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,ers from abroad exposed to infectious diseas Inc
matter vas referred Brig. Gen Delahed 'nie' VI
the Engineers end yesterday the Mayor received 'rO'
Mr. Seward a copy Of letter from the " III p'p''F
mcpt refusing the application and necsns the ioIO"
ing report; c.. On 100,
FseixEERs DRPARTNrsr, WAHisoIos tx a, a..
Respectfully retain to Tie War h n.sd for he
ro., propcsed Llreads the necessary occnpaoh .. ps
thereon by the different branches o. the Iiay hs
v i'm the efficiency the works Tor the d-iehe o' inc
o., and Tabor aud the Ordnance. Medical aud as
TER drpsr nients In consequence receive ~ e
ads,;on they desire An the deCEFeS of tho HaIoof oi W"
yoyt Wi hin the hms the City, are In NE manner 20 oecu
pied that 1t is impossible to shord men 'he
~ he nsry service islands Ia the sound hsve oee
u @ IA ID II, addition to te accommodations that c'ud
w. % psdo.s Island Governor Island and other sites of
""''' RICHARD DELAFlELD,
N o. and hief nrinee..
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Great Britain.

The London Globe says that the trench GOV
encnt papers consider that the prospects OF Gen Nc
CJelan FOL the Presidency are secure In the fnture
The London Nevs says there can he no cordial'! ,i
the future relations between the United states ana
France II Gen Mcclellan is elected TO TIE Presidency,
he being known rs strong antiImIerialst.
The L0adon Herald aliUdi1g TO the coming Iresideh
&ial election, says. 49, III
We believe that all negotiations must fail, as Ell
force has failed. We believe separation to De Just aH
wise and that il is become inevitable; but we VIII
readily admit that If reunion were possible, the demo
cratic PLAZA offers the only chance VI nope Tor It's ACCOM-
pishmen'" ,x,
Active operations have commenced for the manufac
turf OF tie Atlantic Telegraph cable. 49,,
Ths London Tines lectures the Australians who taih
Of separating ron England ana says that Their ehafs
are tst Ems lshd has not been allowed 10 Indulge hei
TASTE for ilitary glory The ItEes then proceeds u
show the Australians that had England gone 10 Wai
witt Russia on account Poland, trouble and cidsieIs
might have fallen upon them. Russia, expecting an
outbreak had instructed her Admirals on the Atlantic
and Pac.nc coasts leave their respective posts ~
different routes for common rendezvous, 1sctrtnou
~ BE- ME. ocean, and the feet thus assembled was 10
hold Itself in readiness and bear down On tie AussTa
han Colonies.
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BEE DAYA LATER FROM EV-
ROPE.

I'he Rrcne,, Government Papers '"r Nc.
. Cleiisu-M Of 'he atlantic
CaA,e-secc-sion Movements In Aus
yrsIia-A New Ministry in spain-fn.
~,rvcu,ion Of Brazil ir. the War Of
Uruguay-Brisi.h Vs''A,nsum to Japan
ST. JOHNS, n. r., tuesday. Sept. q, 1904
The steamship Ada, from Liverpool, sa'ul,
day. Sept H. via Queenstown, Sunday the 18TH
Cape Race at oNock this afternoon. en- rouie "
fax and Boston. She was boarded BY the news a."'
and summary Of her news obtained. INC AS'a Lao
,94 passengers, and reports experiencing ~es'efi!
winds the entire passage.
The advices by the Asia are but TWO Jays ia'ei '4'
per the Nova Scotan at Father foni'' anu e''"''' ~
very striking points Of intelligence.
The steamship China from New.York, arrived OIL
Cape Clear on the 10th.
Cant speke the African traveller, has been scciden'
tally killed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-29
The Lndian War.
DENVER CRY. Wednesday: Sept. %. 1894

DrsvLR CRY, Wcdnrsday. Sept. %, ls64
Major Wvncoop, of the LIST Colorado cavalry,
has arrived from Fort Lyon with Of the principal
chefs Of the Cheyennes and Arapahoee. and four white
prisoners delivered up by thcm VIZ; Laura Roper lisa
bella Ewbanks, and Ambrose Ashley all captured near
Oak Grove Kansas. and Dan Marble taken from the
train near Plum Creek All of them are children er-
cen, Miss Roper young lady OF about L. Ihe In
dams san hold Mrs EwbankS, Mrs. Marble and child
-, iacd Ia Give them up These chiefs came here
10 make e treaty With Gov. Evans and offer TO send
their warriors with the white troops 20 fight the Mo
was and Comanchos The scarcity Of food and proc
pest Of hard Winter it is thought compel them 70
this step.
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

KINGS COUNTY REPUBLICAN PRIMARIES AND
CONVENTIONS Union primary meeting for tho
purpose OF selecting ve delegates each 10 the Conee
siona Assembly, County. AID City Conventions VIII
bc held this evening OF the dierert places dcgnaen
in prblIshed call The Assembly Conventions Of tie lst
Cd 3D. 4h and eth Districts will be bed on tie 81 OF
October Tie 5h and 9Th on The LIST Of tie same month.
The Confessional Conventions meet on The lst the
County Convention on tho Goth inst, and the City
Convention OF the lst
The Geigrn. Committee arn making arrangements FOR
Grand Mass Meeting and Torch Light Procession on
the evening ~ the 2ist Of October.