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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-15

COMMON SENSE.-A gnat will poison the
- H and Inflammation ard pain In e no pain can s,
nasmm.hon aud pain can s This doctrine hold. good IN al
cases whether pam be internal OF esrna S n
ulcers ali pain difficulty arising from Inflammation pGa ia liver
plies the 'Iess cause and no pain can exist Ipl.s.
Sispti inflammation aimporaun Graduating all pAiu. and
The system or the locality Inflammation is present dis
turbe excited and unhealthy conditions keep the fever swa and
hey artificial heat and always inaans the surface
Cayenne pepper caIph h.AOu ugenne ETC. sr:er largely
into their eonpOou and are heating their nasr and few are SO
sensible and often proves an excellent remedy
The latest scientific discoveries prove that the principle OF evaporation
.tau.y win drink water readily r
made and already tested 500 coo people suffering all kinds
on each and every individual volatile than water and
that the drink rapidly aud The evaporation that
invention hitherto unknown, but Is OF much importance
esud %s Of %sand For the diving Sp single aS b.
fame than shedding Of Cores this article no. only dsps'
all and fever but eyapoIaes out all mpur and morbid matter
S % % P PsS f me P a once a. & % c.
" has number Of patients with every type disease than
G bs practical advice 70 those Who suffer from sSy disease or
pain the patient soIE for ADVICE besides i'd :. pain rs,
msBsnty cared. and restored to the activity Of life
,e! "Ec. .e% through through With
proves practically disease be radically expelled
from the wi'hsu dosing the stomach The advent Of Pain Paint
behong such undenabe and astonishing Of those
considered By themselves as utterly hopeless
The old method dose dose the stomach Once their hobby
bleed bleed Again and blue bat people know
constantly sinking the human system down
Ing the blood and causing nous weakness disease and death
Nh quantity Of water drank twice day " I'M
portance any pin powder mixture 1t viii produce
constipation while active purgaTe always will Increase the daeu
FIJI the With aud Is better than
world Have food air. cleanliness Of person. and
dosing the DosaS omaeS Is
natural law with whole instincts
stomach. with
get relief the b application BY syaporsting ont inasnma
mpnty aud heat point application wherever
difficulty exists internal external No other physician s give
his remedies But they all viii ehsrge
for positively suTes Pain Paint harmless
drank stomach II has a and By
everybody Dr. Dr. W0LcOrrS Once No
square r. where Hundreds Of have and proved for
ell known the whole benehor Of
mankind Pain Paint also sold all drug
81 bali pns S. pints IS; quarts SO you gallon 20
NO lio Ghathnqasre and you can get for go And kIPrs
aud Dr. WoLCorrS onee No. ITO chAthamsque, New
York.
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UNION VS.. EXCELSIOR,
The Unions of MOrrisa

The Unions OF MOrTlsanla pIayeu the TIN
game OF their tour at Chicago, on the 18th nSt their
opponents being the ExceOTs the crack players OF the
city Lex, formerly of the Eureka Club, OF Newark, NJ
j. may be remembered, pitches for this club and
Mutuals The contest the 18th inst proved directly
the OF that played the day before at Rockford all
the ipheld except Pahor and Goldio doing some tail
nul while the outheld played their usual good game
Smith aud Austin taking very thing that their
to cover the errors of the others. GOldie held
everything the base In fine style, but Pabor
heat them all taking lineball OF the hottest des
cription right from the bat and stopping grounderhit,
equally hard with hand In time TO put the striker
out-easy. The play OF the ExcelsiOrs capital
throughout although they lacked seadness in throw
ing the ball being wild occasionally Aston at short,
captured thirteen Victims and Oberander and Foley de-
serve praise well the out-elders for fine play Lex
seems to increased his speed decidedly since leaving
the Eurekas, and finds rttrate catcher In Goodrich
the two working well together. In the second inning
Zeer running TO the third twisted his leg the base
bag, breaking the knee pan time WAS at once called,
and he was conveyed from the ground in carriage,
Fields taking his place In the nine. The injury is pro-
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THE TURF.
RENSSELAER,


TROY. Aug. lathe first race was for purse
Of $3.50, a dash of one mile The by Sun
down. The following is the summary;
John H. Davis cb.
George Ayres eh Clara CartA.
Col ID. Mcdaniel Z. M0rTssey
Dr. j. W. Weldon b. Bonnie Braes ..................4
Clara Tapped SHUTDOWN The track oueha mile long TmsHaf
mile 81 full mile l49 shutdown the avoTte horSey
standing merit
The second race was for purse OF $780, dash of
mile and q half: ~ I...
The BY sey Pat Moloy Tapped hers Richard D. Con-
molly close aud Clara Charts beaten off, Time 9t6 Pat
Motley The following pool betting Pat Mol
10y, 800 sleelJ, sGoi Connolly, $50
The Hurdle IL 10 be run Saturday.
The third mile heats for purse OF 800. The
betting 500 10 500 Shutdown who both heats
which however, were wen contested by Lizzie Rogers
who Tapped the winner In both at the Julia
Dean was distanced in the first heat and Juba
drawn. The very fast for the double turns of
half mile track, viz: l:47A and 1877.
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NONE NEUS.
TIE WRATHFR.

EEwYnRR nonr. Their Bar WfHd iIoat lher B'r WIND
Aug. IA 66o 3l7 W Aae lJ-6 ~ JIG ~
TO 500 T. w Ibo @T sM.
sJo Ml8 s. W. III 151 hH sW.
RESARKs-MonngClsrt TO o. smoky aud AIy 20 " AhtTpoon-
BvcnngCear The Cool Ncaher-i sierdaJ
morning. the thermometer stood at so II was suhenJ
To comfortable those riding into the city
from the suburbs Such low temperature at tl season ihe year
than about conastd salgey
short month vhen July 49, uea
sunrise thermometer marked ~ Yesterday te hn cool
change Autumn These changes will occur at times
thro ghout mouths n January about week VII occur
cold weather. the other sudden changes VII be mD ADeH
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LATEST SHIP NEVIS
PORT OF NBwYORK.....~o...AOs a

ARRIVED. $3.50
steamship Natys tD) Sb Key West days ballast Tie
has rugaged r tie last wO monts laying the telegraph
cable beta Key Havana supply Of coal
'n Steamship a% SlSsiro.s Davis Fan River
steamship Ncrru- Bearse; BostOs, nrse. and
ship Keulwonh. BroRp Newport Eng. - days railroad iron
r Big 81 e k"s Nix k y " % ssS s Len port '' Ballot
Br George Downs. Lan srdoes Is DAYS sugar and mOla'sss
Leu :" pom W" .cSooSgNs-pyEk Am coAsrwnE
Camel, El1,he6pod. serIauu Esga.. Providence
JuT r. M ME- Raietbpor nce Joe Ssw.IIsven
Justice El1iteihpori MARSHALL o; Wells, Providence
AIMS g.keabrg Ei,.le,bpoh Gp..y PAL RysF Ro.,o
Daniel Webster. EDlsbethport Menry b. nr,ean D"''"n
Emma B.irahethport. .xoeIiie, BrdgeI"rp, IT,.
John Warren Eirhethport gotinsSn b bssSan.
Ellen Bsrres. Ei'HhehpoT u y roa" S oudon Go
Asa Edrige Elnaheihror. H. p Meg new.Lonu"h
Hay Elziheth Eirahefhrot Fallr Pr",de,Yce 49,,
Thos p Cooper Blrabetbport Ponder IT, New seoio'u'
Mar Miller EhIabebpor. Lihe'y Enha9eiSport .a aH
+ j. Rayuor. Blz,bethport ,%rnrs, h aia Ebr.
Jonas Smith. Charleston. w. r. Caisle htan', sI"'"
Washington Virgins. Josephine, Eli1abeihpori.
NJ. Van Nance, AeIabdis. Mara r. Herr E4L,be'lp"T.
Am, T. r S%.%: v Rs4. Ssa. H a Fe
silver Bill tieorveiown Roanoke Port johnson.
Sea SymPh, GeOTetoUp Emily pG pd. Johnson
dr Ta .s. RonAoo FdsnJ Rsnioph Providence.
Nat Holmes Rondont. J"bn Lancaster warren
D. I. willett Rondout Mary jane Boston
Forest, Rondout Nlark: ffo'ldeho~ i.."
Potter Hooper Haverstr,v. Island Belle YiGalaavsn
y. H. DAILY. Clinton Point T. j. Muasen Providence.
sloop Blackstone. S,nrges, BNlsbe:bpot
BELOW.
Ship Flower Of the Forest, Oliver Calcutta 1888 day"
MISCELLANEOUS.
The e,mhp Ashland Foster for Boston ran ashore on the
Middle Cbnnne Reef Hell Gate at o'clock m on Ihnrsy s %
got off Friday leaking slightly under the supeateene 81
Brown tie assistance Of the steamship Nefehs OF
aud John Fae and Vas toNed bes 20
cty 10 rep and had not been ound w
70 the time VI her Aihval at her dock
DOMESTIC PORTS
Saw FK.scIsco Avg Tee ssa% o nGSt1ns of
PosrREs Aug sed bark Cushing for Baltmorsi
brig Harry. Maanzis. a., NJ T.. pht,.
WILMIssros c. Aug Cared steamship Pioneer for Phla'
dephia. ~ o. -. r.-
ILEIlspRiA Va Aug HAriyed schE A. O. Grace ron New
YORK Sailed Ward for Jersey Cyi Kate walker Boston
NRvLoSDoy Aug -Arnyed scbrs Sterling from AbsAy; CMe
Hewburgh Mercer Eewbughi Mary MATT Poytence bsmen
Rbethpor; j. Goodspeed REabhpor Uncss EhabethpofIi
Roger Parmelee Robins island ADELAIDE NeTsarsh T. z r" hon
yacht Newport; schr Hannah Tsbha hond0ul
FOREIGN PORTS.
LIVERPOOL Tbe steamship PeuBsFania HA. OF he Ma
dOna Line from New.YOrk Aug. l. arrived here to-day
DISASTERS. .
ALExASpRIA Va Aug 1.-THE schr L. Marts, Win cargo oil
ice ON Boston, 10 aground on Metompkin Shoals
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CRIMINAL.

At the Essex Market Police Court, before
zustiee MansfeId, John FannRan was committed 10
prison for having brutay assaulted Patrolman James
bmth.
At the jefferson Market Police Court yester-
Aav hsfore Iustice eiaudley Augustus q, Sham was
arraigned and committed 70 answer on charge Of
driving No. 81 of the Dry Dock East Broadway and
Battery Railroad line over child two years and nine
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-15
OLYMPIC VS.. STAR.
The Olympics YESTERDAY met the Star Club,

The Olympics yesterday met the Star Club,
and played tie sixth game since their departure from
home, also sustaining their fourth defeat The stars
although drawing blanks in six out OF the nine INNINGS
played the Olympcs the sharpest game in the end ii is
claimed the 0lympics play far better game when az
be doubted In the present game Rogers and Johnson OF
the made beautiful catches, aud Reeves the new
short stop proved handsome player. Below is the full
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PASSENGERS ARRIVRD.

FROM BERMUDA, Aug tIn brig Harvest Qusen--C. W. Mccall
laM, Master w. Harvard H. MsGrsso 0aebrdge, NJ Ryan
Misses MsTy Jane BjSa W. and Sarah Mitchell Thomas Mitchell
irut H. Norris 81, Regiments George Boyle ianry CVI Outer
1Irge. MATa EoppeL
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Terrible suffciings from rupture, and final cure
rHpehenrrl Hodges nndsr the 81 Dr.
SnAS 80 6d Drpadaay Read bis statement 9Th page Dahl
TnbuEe Of Ang II and Y, under Special Nolleea
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A MYSTERIOUS DIsAPPEARANCE of that loatll-
same disease Car follows the use Of DIX KESSEDrs Permanent
Cure" For sale by druggists
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HERRICK e. HOUGHTALINGs
Ii WHOLESALE TIA WAREHOUSE
In Yeseyst, adjoining the Aston House.
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HERRICK g. HOUGHTALING
Are receiving,
ThB CHOICEST NEW CROP CHINA AND JAPAN TEAS
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New ,iyles for Pail o. 1893, received
g. L. Il }. b. RELrY Co, No. al Broadway.
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rotsls.................27 81 aaI Total
LIST "a. 81. lih. 5th. eth

INNINGS.
Ia I'd. 81 4ih. 5h 9Th. 7ih. 9Th 9th Totals.
E Rass;iYr..;:;: | Is;:::: n
called hss-Uuion Clnb Q; Excelsior Ciub Fly
catshe.-Auin Martin, PsoGr wdgh q Bd:s s@its
Poul Bound CAtchesBrsa a. Goodrich Catches Strikes
Drdsa Double Pays-AlstOn and SteanA Out Foul Balls
eight Excelsior five tines UmpreMr H. Faber Of
EDdeayor Club Of Eewrok ScoreMsr Lush and Lane,
Time Of gsme-33o Played at Chicago, Aug IL. 1861
VICTORY FOR THE UNIONS OF MORRIsANIA.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. lathe score in the contest
between the Unions OF MoIsana and the Unions of St.
LOUIS to-day, was, Union OF Moisana, S7 Union OF st.
Louis, 80. The champions were outbatted but saved
their game by fine fielding Pabor compelled 10 give
up the pitchers post TO Wright IN the eighth inning The
boys are worn out by travelling and want Of sleep.
VICTORY FOR THE NATIONALS OF ALBANY.
ALBANY, Aug. 4-The game between the Ma
tOnas of this city aud the Auburn Club this afternoon
resulted in victory for the former by Of 80 to l6
six innings. The Nationals played eight men.
ITEMS.
To-day the EckfOrds and Olympics play at
the Union grounds.
On Monday the Atlantic and Mutual annual
first contest takes place on the Union grounds.
On the 12th inst the Athletic Club of Phila-
depba defeated the Brandy wine Club 65 70 al Mcbride
did not pitch in this game
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TOtals......l3 6l3 q IS Total..".."'.2l ii 10 q
lat 3D. a. lth. Sth 9Th 7th 9Th 9th. Total
..O 0 7 0 -
q o o o. "

Ont on hasesEck ford u times times Foul Boaud Catches
Bedford 3; Mutual Catches strhesDoeEney; Ont on
fou balsRek times; Mutual times Umpire MI C. NJ ls OF
the Atlantic Brooklyn. Scorers Mess Dr. Watson and v"
h. Dougan. Time Of game, hours ~ minutes
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MERCHANTS
WI viii 30 wen TO examine Stock
BEFORE PURCHASING ELSEWHERE
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lst ID 3D. Ith 5th 9th Th eth. 9th. Total,
so s,T''...............: 10 G3
OFT on Bases-Olympc Star Poulbound eatchesJewe
Dennison. Mclean De Struck oat1S9r DCs6le Plays
dolf Scoes-Messrs Allen and Sterling Time Of 22S
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CPECIAL NOTICE.

HERRICK g. HOUGHTALINGs
Nos IA and 16 vesey't
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FURNITURE,
Frselass at reasonable prices, at -
KKLrrs No Gel Broadway.
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lAnnouneeiEentaI
WINDOW SUAnF
LACE CURTAINS

New patterns fer ihs season Wholesale or retail al
O. L. j. h. KELTI Cos Curtain Store No. 81 Broadway
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GOiITO MACFARLAND's K-STORE.
~ Twenty third aud BoAdwpy, and boz Of beautiful
FRENCH MOTH PAPER
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TEAS WH0LESALED
Il AT POPULAR PRICES
For CASH.
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mari ben &eitersab nnos oieier ertrauf.
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paren aeitern 8emae cine unter 2eis
90 - tuua bes Harbfgen @Iben Broofs itaftsI
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Soben, Das mir lie In unlrem2eben nit
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y Herafeida nla.a Sie arrlen Beth0rten,
-sz, bic I'D Der Neibe mad birA ben BreS
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~ fmIngeH bic G6fDe liber ben &6pfena
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- anf benz Qnu0e febenDen3 uI1auer mad
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cernrtiger SirIefans fibre he gum etuis
gen &ebel &c bee @inneIereiihena.
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s, s nit beDentenbem Geldrei ,beoIeifeffrts
assa GereutojtieH Der GanniboIeR. iihb burds
I5sg aus ntdbt fdlGimmer ale 0aSs tpas mir
bier inmitten Der Classification Ser
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aefiihrt ieh&u. 1InD ni@t ALIEN bic
S4nar5en iino es, Die berastiee ntfs
fnni9e observation-disclosures MAIDEN, oenn
bic a4eiBen tBun 60 cbehfo; bic
@@nar;cn baben es bon Den BeiBen
geIernt. Gs ftebt uns aIs S0urnnIiiten
iatiirIiG ni@t 81, BEN SnSibibuum
rs EcrgArifteH 81 MAIDEN lbtr bic Dirt
,s.. llnb @eile, tpie er ieinen Soft berebs
rem min, aber ,bos ftebt pns an, Oers
arti0e 6fveatIi9e DemomfErationen ali
fritifiren berenSefariuortung aebiIOete
Mdnner fd i5dmen ioIIten. |
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ben sSboals. 80. oz>.
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tein Boot, bod ipurben bic Sanpfer
Bine l@robe bon Gincinnati uno SBsa
rome bon Cairo ftiinblid) eriuartet.
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abr laut betr, Mnsei9e uieber, mad
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gor6eft, u. BoDo an Der 2anoung bee
.fragen noble. \. les ~ - So - t!a5-I
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ssafS y JOHN RRIERLEIN Trustees.
~ ~ = GEO. NJ. MGCULEoUGH>
A. G., CANE0Y Salesman and Secretary,
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-03-23
Of Canllid.ates
{ FOR COUNTY CoMMIssIoNER.

= :. FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER al a.
We are authorized to announce w. w.
WOODMANSEE as a candidate for one of three
County Commissioners of the county Of David
son to be chosen at the ensuing ELECTION of
April 18th 1868, subject to the nominating con-
vention Of the Radical Republican party. q 5s
= inh20 I'd - = e
To THE RADICAL REPUBLICAN VOTERS OF
=, DAVIDSON. COUNTY. szaN6s
! Z hereby respectfully anhonnce myself as
candidate for Commissioner for Davidson
leonntyi ubjectto the ratification of the Radical
Republican Convention.
mh20 I'd s-, ~ -. H. D. GRANT.