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The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1871-12-06

Heart Dlsease.-Thcre are many per
sons who suffer with heart disease without
knowing it-suddenly they drop eff, and
their surviving friends are astOnisllcd, on a
post norton examination, to learn that they
died of heart disease. The heart, like the
brain, Is the Nat of life-its diseases aic OF
several characters. The most common are
v~alvular disease, fatty degeneration, and
functional arrangement. II the liver be
comes %deranged, and digestion is impaired,
the heart, through sympathy and juxtapo-
sition, becomes abnormal. The following
SYMPTOMS indicate approaching disease:
palpitation, giddiness in the head, faint
ness, nervous prostration, deranged diges-
ton, vertigo, cold extremities, etc, ETC., for
which the Old School will administer Iron,
Opium, Anthony, Mercury, and many
other mineral poisons. Throw it to the
dogs! Heart disease is a blood d~iscasc-pur-
ify the blood; remove its constituent o.
structions to a limpid circulation, by takjn"
that Vegetable Atteratire, NINEGER BITTtES.
and in nine cases out of ten you will be 4
sound person in two or three months.
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,ad advertisement on first 2agc.

Professor Mowbrey of North Adm B,
Mass, manufactures and sells annually,
over SlOO, 900 worth of nitro-glyccrine.
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Mad 81 Poor Rum, Wnistry7 Proof srtriU
aud Refuse Liquors doctored. sri1eu anu sweet
cnc,l tp Please the tagtr. called "Tcnics' Apfeuh
r74," Ets,orcrs." &C.. that lead tho UPPER Oh 10
,ru1fennt 8 and ruin, but are Z true Medicine, made
-rou trr :: .yG i:oo1s and Herbs Of California. free
iran, Eli 4. rhuIic siImuinnts. They aie the
,;UE.T rlJpU PURIFIER and 4 LIFE
.:IyIXt: p!.:XEIPI.E a perfect Ecnovator and
rpyi.urator Of t.c system, carrying of al poisonous
natter ard ~r,sto..ng the bloodt TO a healthy conditiDn-
No person can ta.c these Blt.cEe according to d!rec'
ion and remain long unwell.
Rt1O Willie given for an incdFsGle case provided
Ito bones arc not destroyed by mineral poison or
ether means. and nc 7t,ei 2rgsnr Wasted Beyond me
POINT OF Tcpa!r.
Fer | rIrinI;ntOTy ann tDT0Elc hheuhia-
,,sp, ard (:out. Dyspepsia or Indigestion
billions !.cuiittrnt nud I"nternittrns Fevert
Oir-u-ts at the Flood, Liver, Kidneys nnd
I.iad:;ri, these Filters have been most success
al such Diseases arc caused by Nffinted
!:Iooi - a.ca i generally prciuccie y arrangement
Of the Digestive Organs
OR INDEGESTION. Head.
ache, Pain IN the shoulders, Coughs, T~igh,ncss of the
Chest. Dizziness, Sour Eructations of the Stomach,
UoI t,=te IN the Mouth. Bilious Attacks. PalpltatiOu
Of the Heat. Inflammation OF the Lungs, Fain in tho
regions Of tAe kidneys, nrd = hundred other painful.
symptoms. sns tho cTs?rincs q Dyspepsia.
T. aI4-or.tCt tie stomach. and stimulate the tor
t.v,rauihOwc which render them ofuncquallcd
efficacy IN cleansing the blood Of all impurities, and
'm.a-:.". new LIE and yieor to tho whole system.
F~O.;&iEiN DISEASES, EruHticns. letter, Salt
E,rr-, ]I:otchcs. spots Pimp!cs, rustrles. Boiis,car-
ruarr r.. Hing Worms. Scaid Head, Sore Eyes, Erys.p-
ola. I:.', scu-fs, n.scoloTst,ous of the skin, Humors
an. J-.esaso Of the Skin, of whatever name or nature
sc literally Irtup and carried out Of the systcmira
shot t.ac ~ TIE Esccf these Filters. One bottiei In
such cases vii convince tns most.ncredGlous ofthel:
cura:.y &c eject. =
c...-s, IL, EIftalcd 6:cod whenever you fld
inpErlulsa through the skin nPimples Erui
lions or sr-gs. cleanse It when you md il ohstrrcte
All sluggish In the veins: cleanse It when 1t is Tot
AL your feelings viii :"l!you when. k"cpthc bloc
pure nui the health otihe system Will follow.
PIN, TAIL and other WORMS. lurking in the
.ys.am Of - H.aay thousands, are cfcctla!ly destroy
81 and removed. Epr c;.l directions. read carefully
Inc circular arouni each bottle. printed In four Ian
,n~asaz- Erca-h, German. French and Spanish.
J.WhLaEG. =, ar:c;or. Il Il. McDoNaLD& CO.
rr- -rt ,je1 Agents. san Francisco. Gal
.. ."i Commerce street. New York.
,py-EC,STS ASD DEAIEIS
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-02-16
LIST OF AGENTS.

TlTUsvILIE, CHURCH RUN AND vICINI
TY-SrEPIlEN .OUF. Oillcc, Ilamilton's Cigar
store, address Titusville, Pa. Assistant John Van
Scive-.
TIrusvILIE, CHURCH RUN AND vICJNI.
TY-n. IL THOMAS, ONCE and address, Man.
siun House. 1iiusvtlle Pa
sHAMhutG AND vlUINiTY-GEORGE IR.
WIN. Onlcc, shainbnrs; residence, Titusvilie, Pa
Assistant. A A. Vest
EN NrEnPRISE TLYAsANT VILE, BEAN
FARM AM PlrhCI.T W. GEO. VAN
VLIEr. Onirs ani address. Chase House, Pleas
AWHILE Assistant, II. &. Huntington
TiDlOCr AMI WEST HiCKORY--CHAs
CLARK Office aud address, Exp ess Office Tidi
cute. Pa Assistant, e. & Bcar,lsley
PETROLEUM tENrUE ANo VICINITY
LEVI MASON Office and address, Petroleum Cen
tire, Pa Assistant, Charles Bi,ckfntd.
rARR AND BLOOD FARMS and District lying
on oil Creek and Cherry Run. from Story Farm /,
Nee tESSAuNDGsS. Adires.
rarr Farm, Pa. Assistants. Luther B. Saunders
Cherls. y, Cochran And WI lan Hoyt
Mc',Li"rCkvn.i,E OIL CITY AND RI Nc
"A. y. "NST. Address, Oil City or Reno, Pa
Asss,at' I. Mead
FmANrAiN, ALONG THE ALLEGHENY pIv
Err y ilBfk Office and address. Franklin, r.
SORTING ASS y EVER FARM n PAHKEh's
LANnTN ;-tIc,i ARD W. REDrlBLD. Onir,
AMI a .dfi IS Srrub,ra'-, n Assistant, X. " Por
teiici1, aitrss tml, nton, Pa.
" FNT NlR ,iNfN-C y ANGEL, md T. T.
O4QK Address. l,rsershlrg West Virginia
00bcrts Pctr0ieQpl Torpedo Go
mWS6V
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CAU ryON,

The public is autloned ara,ns; cmplor,ns any
" me re;u'ast outhorzed Agents Of the C0nipi.
iorpedo and all explosive materials for oil weis'
and the use of such ma, erias hy other parties ia
direct infringement Of Their rights. ANY parties in
thhsing any OF the ltoREkTS PATENTS will he
dealt With according 20 law, aud az acting wjlrully
aau knowingly in defiance Of law and the decisions
Of the Courts.
Inc company have re organized their busi
WIN view TO accOmm oda,e Oil Men in every oart
Of the Wy hegon. They have employed tile most
elhceht A9en's and Assistants thai can be procured
ior Ihs uus'heSs ~ zach rorpedo l. labelled with
date AT patents, together with the price of the Tor
pedo, and signed .y an officer of the Company &c
eysry opera,or WISHING Torpedo may snow il
price and whctherit came from our o0ic
Operators viii confer iuvor By reportlnp IN t,,;,
Ofice any Iceli .ence Of Agents w '''
The following nnmcd persons have been appo,nt
Of Pennsylvania and West Virginia.
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All styles light harness, cheaper than tn
cheapest, made from Motfat's oak stock, Ans
varraut Cd, at ]. Z. Krons.
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UNDER CLOTHING. very Cheap and ii
large quantities, al A. Al DEN'S,
jamestown Clothing Store.
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HHuSe For Sale.

dnslrabc House for sale stu I'D on tho ro
beIt Farm Fitted uO with every con, enienrc q
family usn rare barg in l. of reJ For fur bo,
P rtlcuars enquire ct the Jamestown Clothing
se' NuoN
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N,e'"!''n " Biickmon are selling Cook
inK .oveA "ito 'roq ware at twelve dollars
~ wv" sh dAcoHsM.
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y Po1LdIeIP/110. -
"I give my hearty preference to the
Wilcox & Gibbs Silent Sewing Machine"
FANNY FERN.
"The weight of reliable evidence being
overwhelming for that of the Wilcox & Gibbs
Silent Sewing Machine, I decided upon it,
prosured it. and an more taaa satisfied"
GRACE GREENWOOD.
shave the Wheeler & Wilson. the Grover
& Baker, and the Wilcox & Gibbs Sewing
Machines in my family. use the Wilcox
& Gibbs most frequently, thinking 1t far
superior to either Of the Others"
MRS. HENRY WARD BEEcHER.
any wife would not accept Sewing
Machine of any other patent as gift, if she
must receive it on condition Of giving up the
"ii'oA - "'' REV. OLIVER CRANE,
Carbondale, Pa
"The Wilcox & Gibbs is the only Sewing
Machine whose working is so sure and simple
that I could venture 10 introduce it into
Syria" REV. A. T. PRATT,
Missionary American Board.
"We have used various Sewing Machines
within our family, but it is the unanimous
opinion of the household, that the Wilcox
& Gibbs is the best of them all"
Rev. J. s. HoLME,
Brooklyn, NY.
"For simplicity and mechanical accuracy
of construction, have seen no Sewing
Machine equal to the Wilcox & Gibbs"
ENOCH LEWIS,
OF the Pennsylvania Central R. R.
A correspondence on the sa6ject
of Scouting Machines Is respectful
IN solicited.
ID. s. EWING,
720 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.
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SUPREME CoUAT-cHAMBEaS.



By Judge Ingrahan.
George Hutsoa ct al. u.s. Waltstna f. Aorgda.-
Motion granted.
The Congregation Bikur Cnoltn. U-Hddisha us
Lent Aaron et Gi.-Moton granted to place cause
on Special calendar.
r. ,Ponue,t et al Nhfee cases) rs. United States
sugar Refining COnepany.-Motion granted.
Bost,ctcG ps. George r. W0luen.-Samc.
McMilln G Co. as. Wheete5'-Samc.
Laurence ct al ps Kelly ct ay.-Same.
Freeman ps. M0'TOr.-MOtiOn denied
MOSbGch u.s. Mdther Ell d.--MOtion granted
Louis Vider Us. IL H. Tuch CT d--Motiun denied.
charles Parsons et al Us. Wilttdna n. Barber es
dI-Same.
Elisha Bloorner rs. Henry A. Titden ct a,.-Same.
Van Alien ct al. rs. Van Alien Ct al.-M0Li0n
granted.
VanderDool, Recetcer. u.s. Charles Emn.er.-Mo.
tlOn denied.
Ryder Us. Baydrd ct al-Report OF referee con.
hrmed.
Crane ct al. Us. u W. WTu ct aL--Motion granted.
Louis Vtder Us. Samuel D. Tuck Ell aL-MotiOn
denied.
$. H. Regain et al. rs. Mary J. Murphy ct al.--
Same.
Tout Us. Wfedersun.-Motion granted.
CneeSnldIl as. Burger et Ul.-Same.
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properly and legally recorded; and now tell Jon. a.
matter Of law. tnat you can only render one OF two
verdcts-either acqnlt the prisoner, or II you ind
him guilty, you must ind him guilty OF an assault
upon Ann ONcill. with lntenc 10 commit man.
slaughter In the second degree
counsel for the prisoner sprang 10 their feet ana
cNecptcd 70 the instruction OF his Honor. ana re-
uucsten nun 70 charge The Jury that they have n
rlgnt 10 nnd that the defendant used Instruments
WIN an intent 10 produce miscarriage. which was
me Jury again retired and came In for further
instrurtlohs, winch Judge Bedford impaired.
one or tue Jurors ABOUT stating that two Of tho
others hal agreed upon
Judge BEDFORD said that IN thls case he owed ID
70 me community 10 Keep them together for tho
night. The requisite order was given TO Inc court
officers to provido refreshments Tor them.
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Fleetwood Park To-Day.

There Will be three trots ut Fleetwood to-day, and
they promise to be Of the most exciting nature Tho
rst purse OF 800 Is for horses trat have never
troted better that 2:28-s1, 900 to tho first, $500
second and 5000 to third. For this there
are entered four clippers, Benjamin Mace's
bay gelding Confidence, Y. J. Nodlne's chest
nut mare Belle Strickland, Budd Doble's chestnut
marc Idol and 7. Carpenters chestnut marc None
such. The second purse OF $780, is for horses that
have never beaten 250-$400 to first, 5000 to second
and 500 to third. Eleven entries are made for
this purse, these being Fl. Snyder's bay
mare Canada Maid, p. Golden's chestnut
mare Polly Golden Hiram Howe's bay mare
Sara Jane, Alexander Patterson's brown geld
ing New Hampshire Boy, ID. Burr's bay
gelding Heather Chinee. g. FergusOn's bay mare
Bright Eyes, j. J. Bowen's gray marc Sea Foam,
Benjamin Macc's brown geldng Hank. D. Pliers
ton and Il. Toby's bay mare ousy.
The third ;rOt Is for horses that have never beaten
1884, the purse being $l.0O0-s65O to first $3.50 to
second and 500 TO the third horse. Ten entries
are made for this, there being John Lo.
chestnut mare Clarence, T. O. Barden's bay gelding
Comet +. q. Whites chestnut mare Fanny Fern,
Budd DObles bay mare Lady Blonde, John MUIR
phys brown marc Lady SAY res, J. j. Bowen's bay
mare Jenny. Q. Champlins bay geldng Lewis Baker
formerly Billy Burnsl, and J. Dugrcy's bay mare
Fannie Lambert.
The pool rooms OF Mcssrs. Marshall b Johnson,
Broadway and Twenty-eighth street, were crowded
last highs by members or the turf fraternity, who
eagerly purchased their respective favorltes In these
contemplated trOts. The following list Will give an
excellent idea of the nights business In this re-
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BROOslLYN COURTS.
SUPREME C0uaT-SpEC!AL Term.
Attempt of the Souihsidc Railroad TO Change
Its Route.

Attempt of the Souihsidc Railroad TO Change
Its Route.
Before Judge Barnard
Yesterday Mr. Edgar N. Cullen on behalf or the
Southside Railroad COMPANY, applied for the ap-
polntment OF commissioners to appraise land
belonging to one Patrick Ntzhugh, which the COM
pany proposed to take under the OF the Legls
turc. THIS land lies In the village Of Jamaica, and
Is part oil other land which the company desire to
take In order that they may change The route Of
their road for u distance OF about half o mile
through the village. Mr.. John Armstrong, County
Judge OF Queens county, appeared for Mr.. McHugh
and opposed the application Oh the ground that the
road, being already located ana built no change OF
route could be made without the consent of the
trustees OF the village which had not been Ob lined.
The application was denied by Justice Barnard
To Compel tho Conveyance Of Thirty-six
thousand Dollars Werth Of Property.
Peter A. YOun2 Us. John j. S1ckmdn.-The plain
tlfr alleges that on the Sd OF December last he and
the defendant entered into contract with James
Carson Brevoort by which they agreed to buy from
him land in the Ninth ward, near East New York,
just south OF Atlantic avenue, ON and about Bergen
street, Buffalo avenue, Howard avenue Dean street.
Saratoga avenue. Hopkinson avenue, Pacific street
and Ralph avenue for the sum o Of 1000 THIS
the terms OF the contracs; 5000 during tho
month Of January. 1871, and $4,000 on bond and
mortgage for i've years. the taxes for 1870 to be
note or memorandum OF the contract was signed
by all the parties and the first payment OF 81 900
made by q check, the property or defendant. He
says that he has, since that time, always been ready
to fulfil his hair OF the money TO be paid, but the
examination OF the title having been left to the
brother OF the defendant he was waiting for the
searches 10 be completed but he has never been re.
qnested by either Mr. Breyoort on the dofendant to
mako any further payment. On the 9th of Jan-
uary last he rendered to Mr.. Brevoort $1,000,
his half OF the $4,000 under the contract,
which Mr.. Brevo0rt refused TO receive and then In
formed the plaintif that he aud his wife had that
day conveyed the premises TO The defendant ind-
vdualy. He then, on the 18th day VI January. ten
dered to The defendant the sum or 5000 and de.
manded from him conveyance OF an equal halI OF
the premises but the defendant refused to acceps II
or make conveyance.
The plaintiff says further that the defendant
bought the property for 500 and that 10 Ii worth
$4,000 at least. This action was to compel u con-
veyance to him OF onehalr OF the land or for such
damages rs may have been sustained. The Court
ordered the defendant to give deed for half OF the
property 10 the plaintiff.
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SUPERIOR CcuaT-spEClAL TERM.
Important Decision Touching Applications In
Divorce Suits for AIimony and Counsel

Divorce Suits for AIlmony and Counsel
Fees.
before Judge McCunn.
Robert a. Williams Us. Josephine N. Williams
This is a suit for divorce on charge OF adultery.
The facts have been fully published ana it is un-
necessary to recapitulate them. Both are young
and were married about two years ago. The hus.
band went soutn on business, and on his return
found his wife had taken up with an 'ainity,u with
whom 1t Is alleged, she still lives lie Instituted
proceedings for q divorce and the matter recently
came before this court on the usual motion for all
an elaborate, but clear and comprehensive opinion
In the case, In which 1t will be seen he revives
sound Old rule In regard TO alimony. In these DAYS
Ing what others under a similarly existing state OF
facts may expect, we give the opinion entire.
THE OPINION.
Alimony and counsel fee granted not matter of
Is n q ~ purely %.sfE s.o' Sns 1r 4 The :
Mw 5 Sas e.
sRsa '. T sPS,n
e. sSa Espss p s n %ssa q. .s ss. sl
ss ~ the h'Isns no aisr no further
q .1 sSs III
s.at :s As s %
and notorious adultery with her paramount Anclenty IN
.a' "a
sss ssss" 's sss
T ss p,9seWS % S Howe ys k1sS m
county s % % &
Dsss$ dSs,
hss ss as,, wa;
ing her Win dcreicton discharge OF her marital duties
explanation tho facts The acts Of mscondac " and
l e. ~ y hs Complain. afe, nGsg Of them.
i: ) :yss Spos i:
whole after s sa S. i Too Of s oas y
the 70 the rsh. 70 ultimate relsi
to % IN: ssns s.a e he
means are very small and sufcen to enable him to
rss 70 q %'f g %
s a aSs Is ws on ne
united By her TIL: motion was made By ne e. ws he ds
suit The aadsyis NC se forth :. s sss
eIer,Ions for the means Of support Her answers de-
.sS as as'
s A1 sa IN H b% that s ss
general character for chastity wa. not good and that
Win f's s ss as
. 81, had no right 70 " 6. fee
The statues relation granting Of aimonV ed vol
Revised statutes, y. l64, 49, reads follows:"In
suit brought. either for divorce Or for the
sums necessary le the wife carry the suit during
lis pending" Tho discretion should be exercised with great
caution Following safe TulsI must deny notion
Decisions.
Thomas OTIS Leroy IS. WNiiam W. West.order
granted.
W,utan, r. Hal u.s. Josiah n. ParEer.-Same.
WHITE Us. Bttier.-Samc.
7sacv Norris Us. George Gdnabs.-Moton denied,
with ten dollars COSTS
GEORGE M Ejnpin us. John f. Lac. -Refercnce or
dered.
bod rs Sattnone.--Order granted.
Albert SttckHep Us. Stephen Sheri0ck.-Same.
BY Judge Spencer.
PufrtcE ". S'due,y ps. Julius A. Coulter ct al
Motion denied, without costs ana without prejudice
for a renewal OF the same. See opinion.
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COURT CALtNOiRS-TAlS DAY.

COMMISSION OF APPEALs.-Nos. 2Is, $780, 14l, 1O0
49, l44 l45 l4s, 149 $50, I5oh, 1904. l5l, 1872 I53
Sutherland.-Nos. 1888, so. las, 147. Ito, 1866, 1885,
16s 160 l0l, 1915 90 247 ia, 80, 05, 90, "A. SO,
o. 81, 81. l07 IS, l53, l57, IS, 90, l39, 1882 Il8
49, $50, "a, 1875, 100, l7S.
SUPREME COURT CIRCUIT Part 2-IIeld by Judge
Brady.-Adjourned until May %.
SUPREME C0URT-GENERAL TERN.--AdJourned
until May 10.
SUPERIOR CoURT-Part Held by Judge Jones'
Nos III, 9l5 691 $685. ST. 1885, e2j 93l 1885, 935, 900,
GAL, 947, 9l0, 951. Part Held by Judge Moncll.-
Nos 6lO $50 l4s ASA 9Th $50. So, 1901, l52, 60
90, 04S, $780, 700, 433.
COMMON PLEAs-Part 1.--Adourned until Friday,
10th inst, Tor tr al or zone Hour Causes Gene
RAJ Term I'D, 0urnel for the term
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SUPREME COunT--TNIAL TERM-oARTI.

Non-F"rnishing the Empire Rink with Gas
Furnishing the Basis OF a Lawsuit.
Before Judge Jones.
John Coates IS. The Manhattan Gas Company. -
In the summer Of 1859 the plaintiff leased the EN-
plre City RINK. At the time the defendants had
owing them 81, 100 for gas, ana refused to turn on
the gas until this bill was paid. The plaintiff &C
cepted draft for this amount of the lessons when
gas was reiurnished but subsequently cut or on &C
count OF nomeetng OF this draft. He brought there
for suit laying his damages at S. 900 account OF
loss to his business from gas not being furnished The
Court directed verdict for the defendant on the
ground that by his accepting this draft he forfeited
every cause OF action he had against the company,
because, II they had refused to furnish him with
gas on account OF previous liability for which he
was not responsible, by his accepting the same he
forfeited all cause Of action.
Verdict Against the Oliver Of Guarantee.
Note.
Before Judge Jones'
Hope Mutual LIE Insurance Company us. James
T. so,lter.In this case, being an action to recover
upon guarantee note, and fully reported yester-
day, verdict was rendered for S4,oS9 u for the
DlaluH