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Tale OF Grant and Chandler.

A Tale OF Grant and Chandler.
From the Capital.l
Senator Chandler, now larding ths
lean earth about Washington, has g
history. OF course he has, and from
time to time we have given specimens o.
this charming biography. One lately
came to US that is charming, as it moi
only illustrates old Zach, but calls up
higher parsonage in an engagement
not put to record by the historian
Badeau. 1t seems that when Grant
then Captain Grant, United State,
army, was stationed at Detroit be ont
day slipped and fell on the ice-covered
sidewalk in front of Senator Chandler't
residence. The indignant captain, who
went down in q sitting position with the
solid audiences oi q pile-driver, and
saw stars, and heard peals Of merry
laughter, got up again, and, vending
his way to the nearest magistrate
entered complaint against old Yard
stick, said Chandler, for failing to keeI
his sidewalk clear Of snow and ice in
accordance with the ordinance in such
case made and provided.
Now Chandler appeared a. bis OWE
attorney and made defense. He sat or
that the captains fall down was moi
caused by the accumulated snow and
ice, but by the noble captain being very
drunk. And then he went to tell
much to the amusement Of the crowd
how the noble captain was wont to ge,
drunk and ont up great whisky shines
to the irritation of the solid men o
Detroit. As the crowd had seen some
thing of the sort it encouraged old
Yardstick, who grew eloquent and as.
sailed the gallant captain as he ha,
since been wont to assail the British
lion. This 80 enraged the unhappy
officer that when the complaint wa
dismissed be assaulted the eloquent
Zach with . horsewhip. and before tn.
sdmiring crowd could interfere admin,
istered . lively castigAtion upon his
eloquent defsuer. - .
This accounts for the honorabl,
Zsch's admiration for and love of tn,
President ut 10 astonishing" saif
Colonel Dumas, "how We like Q maj
after ~ have fought him." Only oil
Zach did not fght q.
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ST OF GIFT.
One Grand Gin, Cash. sh.........................slt
One Grand Git, Cash.
Total, l,Do GIfts, all Cash s5v0vD

The Hon. Thos. f.. Bramlette, late Gov
ernor OF Kentucky, has consented To repre-
sent the Trustees IN the management Oi
this second Grand Gilt Concert, and he Will
personally zee that the money from the
sale of tickets In deposited with the Treas
urer, that the drawing Is fairly conducted
and the gifts Justly awarded and promptly
paid.
The drawing will take place in public, I'm
full view of the audience, and under the
Immediate supervision and direction OF the
Officers and Trustees of the Public Library
OF Kentucky, and the following named en-
inent and disinterested citizens, who have
consented TO be present and zee that all Is
fairly done:
Hon. NJ. r. Hardin, Judge Court Appeals,
KY; Hon. J. Proctor Knott, late N. G
Leb'n Dis; Hon. ii. w. Bruce, Judge Ninth
Judicial Dis, KY; General Ell H. Murray
q. q. Marshal. Dis. KY; Hon. T. B. COch
ran, Chan. Lou. Chan Court; Hon. T.. ID
Standiford, President Farmers and Dro'
vers' Bank; Hon. John Barbee, Manager
Royal Insurance Co, Liverpool; Colonel
| Phil. Lee. Com. Atty Ninth Judicial Dist.
| DR.. c. Graham, founder Graham Cabinet
Colonel Jllson p. Johnson, Manager Cali
| House; Or. T. s. Bell, Prof Medical Uni
versity, Louisville; Hon. ]. q. Baxter, May
or Louisville Hon. 7. l.. Burnett, City At
torney; Henry Wolford, Treasurer Louis.
| Vile; A. U. Brannin, Pres. Manufacturers
Bank; Philip Judge, Of the Louisville Ho
| tel Co.; james Bridgeford, Pres. I'd Sationa
Bank; W. Z. ID. WHIPS, Proprietor Willard
Hotel; J. c. Johnston, Pres. Traders Bank
| II. Victor Newcomb, firm OF Newcomb
| Buchanan d Co.; Henry Deppin, Pres. Ger
man Bank; Andrew Graham, Tobacco and
| Cotton Merchant; DR.. Sorvin Green, Pres
| L. Il @. Short Line railroad; Vol. Rose
Agent Adams Express Company.
THOS. Il. BRAMLETTE,
AGENT Public Library OF Kentucky, Pub
| Lie Library Building, louisville, Kentucky
Circulars, giving full particulars, sent on
| application. ,
w. N. HALDEMAN, Vice President,
| JOHN 4. CAIN, Secretary,
FARMERS & DROvERY BANK, Treas
J. V. L. RODGERS,
General Agent for West Virginia, No.
| Mcclure House.
wAS-h
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JERSEY CITY.
Municipal Muddle.

JERSEY CRY. August 9.-Great ex-
citement prevailed in this city today in
connection with the trouble between the
rival Police Commissioners. The old
board still hold their office and deny the
power of the Governor 10 remove them.
No disturbances have yet taken place,
nor have the new commissioners yet
made any move to obtain possession OF
the station houses or Police Recorder 5
office, which is now held by the old
board. who say the Sheriff has no au-
thority for such action. They assert
that they can only be removed by legis-
lation or through impeachment proceed
ings.
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Beware of COunterfeits.
LAUGHLIN'S INFANT CORDIAL.
The Child's Cure when Teething,
~ nEIIEvH

PAIN COLIC AND WAKEFULNESS.
Such Is the popularity OF our remedy that
It has induced some unprincipled persons
in our city to counterfeit IL, copying our
labels, circular and wrappers, almost word
for word. using the same colors, gliding and
style, requiring very close looking TO dis.
cover the difference. An intelligent and
honest public will frown upon such At
tenn pts at deception and treat them NJ they
deserve. Hereafter We shall prosecute, 10
the full extent OF the law, all parties who
by making, selling or buying such imlta-
tions as shall infringe on our copyright.
The only genuine article OF The Chiids
Cure when Teething, Laughllns fant Cor
dial, Is prepared by LAUGhLlS BkoTh,
ERS 4 90. Copyright entered and secured
according to act OF Congress.
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FOREIGN.
PRUSSIA.
New Laws.

SrRAsBoURe, August 9.-The new
Jesuit bill, together with the German
military criminal code. has been form
ally proclaimed in Alsace and Lor>
raine. Orders have likewise been given
for the compulsory adoption of the
German language.
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WISCONSIN.


JANEsvlLLE, August 9.-Hugb Cam
eron, a wealthy farmer living near
Monroe, was knocked down with club,
robbed Of Q large sum of money and
very dange,ously injured. His head
sud lace were badly cut aud hs lay in.
sensible whers he was attacked till
uicked M By the train this morning,
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CHICAGO.
Sehurz and the Germans.

CHICAGO. August s.-Senator Schurz
will address his German friends in
Chicago in their own language, at Van
Worts Turn Halle, Saturday evening,
the l7th inst
Delayed Glory.
The Chicago Central Grant and Will
son club fred O salute Of one hundred
guns last evening in honor Of the North
Carolina victory. The powder was
purchased q week ago, but it was not
thought prudent to use il before.
Reported Illegal Transactions.
At the meeting Of the Board OF Trade
yesterday, relative to the illegal trans
actions in the matter OF the warehouse
gram. recsipts, and calling upon the
Warehouse Commissioners to investi.
gate the same, was to-day voted on and
unanimously carried. assss--a
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paatafiiee Robbed.
PHILADELPHIA.
Postonice Site Selected.

PHILADELPHIA, August 9.-The Post
office Commissioners have selected the
old Pennsylvania University lot, on the
corner Of Ninth and Chestnut streets,
IS the site for the new postotfice build
ing. The lot is 37S BY l76 feet.
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How Jealous the Radicals have

How Jealous the Radicals have be-
come of the poor mans credit! It was
different when they kicked him from
the school room, drove him from the
jury box and insulted him in the courts
when he wanted to collect bis little
debts. Then he must prove his loyalty.
but now he is Q very fne gentleman:
OF Tsmpora or Aorsi = -!
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LOUISVILLE.
Suicide OF q Farmer.

LOUISVILLE, August 9.-Fielding Dill
lon, farmer, living near Bangor, Nor
gan county, committed suicide last
Saturday by shooting himself throug h
the heart. Criminal intimacy between his
wife and Bill Elliot, a neighbor, was the
cause. He was a highly respected citl.
zen, and was possessed of considerable
property. Great indignation exists
against the wife and Elliott.
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RafcheIOr's Hair DYE.

This superb HAIR DYE is the Bea IN tht
WoLd-Perfectly harmless, reliable and In
Simultaneous. No disappointment: No III.
genuine w. A. BATCHELOR'S HARDY \
produceS Immediately splendid BLACK
or NATURAL BROWN. Does not stain
the skin, but leaves the HAIR CLEAN,
SOFT and BEAUTIFUL. The only Safe
and PERFECT Dye Sold by all Druggists.
Factory, 10 BOND street, New YORK.
mar5-tlagc
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
49,
A Home Medicine.
A Home Medicine.
Tried for 10 Years.
Tried for 20 Years.
TrfaN Tor Al Snara

DR.. A. \. Todds Liver Pills.
DIR. A. 3. Todds Liver Pills.
DIR. A. \. Todds Liver Pills.
FOR DYSPEPSIA, CONSTIPATION, LIV-
ER RCOMPLAINT,I NT,INDIGE5TION,H HEAD
ACHE, BILIUUSNESS, &C.
BEALLsvILI.k, PA, Sept. ii, lS7l.
DIR. A. =. ToDD-Esteemed Sir: Thanks to
your valuable Pill, 1 am now enjoying per-
feet health. have for many years suffered
nom Dyspepsia and have tried many RENE
dies without any good effects. Some months
since, feeling exceedingly bad, / got from
s. Boram, Druggist, a box OF your Pills, and,
using them according TO the directions,
now feel perfectly restored. SO valuable
are they l would not be without them for
any money, and deem them the mes, won
derflil remedy OF the day.
Yours, with respect,
p. II. NAGLK.
Sold by Druggists and Dealers every
LAUGHLIN BROTHERS a CO.,
oa7 Proprietors.
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AT LOUISVILLE, Ky.

incorporating the Public Library OF Keu-
lucky, the trustees will give their Second
Grand Git Concert in the great hall ol the
Public Library Building. in Louisville, KY,
on SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER y, ls12.
10000 Tickets OF Admission will be Issued
at $40 each half tickets, S.. quarter tickets,
$3.50: IL whole tickets for sl00; u for s21j !:
50 Tor $500; ll3 for 5000; 25 for 1880: 575 for
5000 No discount on less than 500 worth
of tickets at time. s5OO0O90 In currency
will be given TO the holders OF tickets by
distribution by lot Of one Thousand gifts, as
follows:
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IOWA.
Negro shot.

DrsUQuE, August ga colored por'
Ter OF the steamer Milwaukee named
Downey was shot in The left breast and
dangerously wounded, at McGregor
last night, by one Of the passengers
with whom he had dispute about
twenty-five cents charges on some bag
gage. The would-be murderer was
arrested last night.
PostOffiee Robbed.
The Monticello postoffice was robbed
last night. All the letters in the gen.
eral delivery and in transit were found
torn open, in rear Of the building.
Bridge Located.
The Government engineers have
located the Lacrosse bridge directly il
front of that city, much to the satisfac-
ton OF the people OF Dubuque, and the
dissatisfaction of the Manager of the
st. PAIL and Milwaukee railroad, who
desired TO have it located two miles
above the city.
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Movements OF the Gevernme.t.

SARATOGA, August s.-President
Grant arrived here from Lake George
at $50 P. NJ, and held . recep-
ton At Congress Hall. He will leave
for New York by the evening train, to
meet the Hudson river boat ct Albany.
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MEMPHIS.


MEMPHIS, August 9.-Frauk Moter,
better known in river circles as Spike
Mailer, was shot and instantly killed
by C.. NJ. Walters, a fish and game
keeper, to day. Walters was arrested.
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Radical Arguments +.

ELGlN, August 9.-General j. 7.
Farnsworth has been invited to address
the Greeley Club here, aud is expected
to do so next week. The Republicans
are excited about it, and talk Of egging
him.
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ORDERS FOR
Wedding, Invitation, Reception
VISITING c A r b 8 ,

Either Engraved or LIthogrsphed,
Received and promptly nIIed. We have
made ARRANGEMENTS with an Eastern house
for the execution Of work IN the lates; and
most approved styles,
AT THE LOWEST PRICES.
Parties In want OF the above win avoid all
vexation and trouble by leaving their or.
ders with as. Call or send for specimens.
Address
? LEWIS BAKER a CO.,
je2S-h Wheeling. w. Va
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ILLINOIS.
Arrested On Suspicion

PEORIA, August 9.-Two men have
been arrested on suspicion Of completely
in the murder of Mrs. Matthews, at
Gates City, reported some days ago.
One of them, Marion Abram, has been
brought to this city to save him from a
mob which threatens his life.
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NEW ADvERT'sEHG
New Books!
"CITY BOOK STORE"

THE SCHOOL AND THE ARMY IN
GERMANY AND FRANCE-By General
Haxen, u. Il A.; cloth, asa
THE GOLDEN LION OF 0RANPERE--
BY Anthony Trollope; cloth a. Sspaper, 10.
HEAVENWARD LED-Ry Jane r som.
my ny aERbHBy HER s Mrs. Foreste, cloth. MS.
UNC.LALIMED-A story of Ensiiah Life;
FLY LEAvEsLBy c. C, Leisure Hour
Series;" cloth, u.2S.
smokey J. g. TurseneL Leisure
Hour Series" cloth, sl.a
MY LITTLE LADYJ.Leisurs Hour g.
w{;I.!! ShAEESiTE slIIS ,I ], AcKERxAN-sy Otto
FAIR WOaEN-By Mra Forrsatsr; pa.
THREE BOOKS soFsoN9-By Henry ".
Longfellow; cloth, 500.
MANUAL OF PRESERVING, PICR-
LING AND CANNING FRUIT-Cloth, Soc.
ACE GREELEY-By L. U. Rsayia, with an
introduction by Cassius n. Clay, cloth.
LIFE OF HORACE GREELKY-By Jas.
Parton, cloth, S200
SAPEE CAPE 8 sATGEIsy r6g Z BY Fanny ysrn, ea%:
ipss!TT' SET TsSs slsiai BEHIND Ell ME- sArAs-s,
THOUGHTS ON MEN AND TalN0s-
BY Angelina Gushington, cloth, ti.o.
SIX OF ONE By HALF DO1EN or THE
0THER-By II. b. Stowe and othsfs, cloth.
FiFINE AT THE FAIR AND OTHER
P0EMS-By Robert Browning, cloth. t2U,
THE DICKENS DlCrt0SARY-Hy Gti.
bert A. Pierce, cloth, sa00.
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ANOTHER TESTIMONY


April 70. ls@s
o. ioss krtL--D-sr Sir. Knowing ~. .r.;.-. :,
sear sAarsris Art the healing and b-n.neisI anaIi
70 - possesses Isere yos the felio- ing -
~ VI
uss wounded aoca two years sgo-wast,ks, rri.
"ssr and eonfned fer six months Being moved ~ 80
ies ~ seceds hsv~ rot healed ret; have &c. -. -.
moment ssecs sas wsgaded. am shot ,h,or,h ~
nr- ~ general hcassh j. i'm paired and need sop,e
th'nx Y" s.s-; n,iurs have more faith in ,oyr s,r
spa-,Ila thar snythii'g ese . ~i.h Inst TO n. rom
re Please express half dc.sr -n-rle. ara o,i.
~srTsiS e. r. JOHNSON
ST- Ioris M.
T. She f"io~inS written April 10th. Ises. by
srs- Jennie johnson. mother of Capt Johnson:
Va IorS RvI-Dear Sir: nv husband m r 9
.eea.en sss skillfdl surgeon and physicisr 4.
Nv t"rt. shsrs he died leaving The ah or. q 3
Johnson - care At thirteen years Of AZ, he h.s
rhrese eiarrhsa and scrofsla fer ~hich I ss,. vcrr
>sr.Aparila itcrred him. have for te, y,srs ~.
'on u 10 many in York OHIO and Io~a for
efo'1is. lever sores srt general debility Perfeet
seeess las attended IT. The cures effected in sor.
as OF s'csnis and fever almost mir
An very snxicus for gsia have r.~ouv. ~
Tour sarsspsrfis He 10 fearful Of getting spur,cr
'rfieis hsnrs his writing you for H. Nj. wou,J
Ters terrible. but believe he will recover
Respectfully.
JENNIE JOHNSON
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Extra Special Notice.
BEW ARE or COUNrERFEITN

ssirk's rsaie Syrup hss be-a essat.rs,;.e1 -
be essHssrssit-r brought 10 grief
SMITHS TONIC syRrP
The genuine article have Ir John euII.. ,,;,.,
stamp az sscA bottle Dr. Jshs R4 oaiy M. n. rirA
70 rsHssstsre and eel the original John Smiths r.,i,
syrEr- Of louisville. Kentueky. Exsnne veil the lsb.
on eseh s''fle- ny private stamp /. No, On .se,
bottle 90 ret pureaase. or yss viii B. deceived -
s-s Ny esIuzan seserti..aess. asa my show card !
ill rrss~ssts any i=frinsnx On my right n. s..,.
ne Smiths Teas syrup can ealy b. PREPARED sv -
self.
fnt Prsrre's ssnvasr
DIR. JOHN BULL
Lssts~tIs. KesIacty. Nay -. lssa
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a number of Eastern capitalists pro.
pose tn construct railroad between
New Orleans and Detroit. This new.
iine Of transportation will intersecf all
iesdinS railroad lines in the West. II
VIII pass through indianapolis, and will
undoubtedly lend great wealth and
population 10 our city. There will be a
meeting Of the principal men engaged
~ The enterprise at the Bates House IN
ms city. on the 18th proximo. In
Sentinel.
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Meeting al ,ac Board OF T-.sc
sIOOisi- ..st..rffn

Z . tSsslflet
ilir matter u securing ,e;r Soufb.
e'h transportation tor Cincinnati f,e,g;.,
4 l. % sniii lent iraportsnc, 20 recc;va
Mir'itson from I'll our mcgchants and
~ hreL r'.nra-se.i ve,, literally I.,o,,.
another meeting OF ui.r.h.,,ts y -
hein yesterday afternoon In the Io,-5
of Irair t,uons.
repoFi BEGINNING with a number os
WHEREAS, Vpisining the necessities of
Tue rsi.r. F-',. Concluding with an urgent
appear Tor The construction Of the Gin
e'ahati AMI ROckpori Railroad. and the
extension Of the Louisville Short Line
iOid from La Grange 10 E.izabetLtovn
- h'"cNy' was presented and adopted.
= nc REPORT was Endorsed by about ifty
o. our business firms.
Alter its reception. the following res
o'uiions were also adopted:
Resolved. That the merchants Of Gin.
'inhfsi deeply regret the great deIsys
10 shipments South from mi.
point- and that they will encourage both
~ pecuniary aid aud patronage anv
'ysiem devised for more rapid rransit
II ireights skipped South from here.
Resolved That the merchants or Gin.
innati look with great favor upon the
proposed Cincinnati and Rockport Road 4
: partial means Of relief to the pres =
mt evils. and pledge ourselves 10 s..i.t :
u its speedy completion .
Resolved, That We demand fair and
quitable transportation of Cinciunatii
rights destined to Southern ports, and
cndesnn the systesa Of discriuiua Atom
un~ise and unjust to . liberal COM
serc'ai policy, and that We will useI
very effort IN our power to remedy the
ihcuify with all the means ct our com
land.
Ne-ers. 3 b. Sachs, W. n. Hobart
"a Chsrles Eden, were appointed . :.
,'nmt tiee To visit Louisville aud CO afer Ii,
mn flse managers of The Louisville aud :,
as'rl,A Road. after which the meet
& aeSssrHed.-t Gin. Enquirer.
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The Fair.

Opened on Tuesday ve-y auspiciousIv
considering that il WIS the first A vr;.
cultural Fair ever held in dubois com.
az. The day ~zs mostly consumed in
entries aud ia arranging article, for e,.
shbi'ion. There were 2A7cwixie, up 10
"Wednesday evening. embraein. articles
10 every class. 1t seems to u. however
i"s' many OF our farmers have not taken
The interest in it they should. A. The
number Of entries OF corn. wheat. oa,s.
'oDscco. Sr-. are very meagrc. the en-
ssre III being furnished by two or fbre.
1aAriner-. and while The quantity Of es.h
- good. 4 li.ue more e.,,pc,; ,;o, !
would E'robahl. tarc hra.Lt out bet |
Ter pro'iuris of each kind.
The di>plsy of hor--. i The I.., Of
ally of the classes. a GOOD Neal ,.,-r
i."'""er o. Rue animals i..in. entered
from oar own count, Than most p.r-.u.
WOULD have SUPPOSED was owned In, II I.
WHINE There was in addition = lsr..,
'i'l'oer catered :rom sdjoimily |.
svunli---
IN iii- cattle liuc. Dubois .csunty
Snakes i-siLrr a poor -i.uw in ,n,u,..ri- |
ION !" those here from abroad The !,
"ii.' i''.n PIKE I.d Davies counties !:
ARE particularly line: tut fer COWS. .
oxen All calves. the farmers OF on, own
'"nh's. re are certain. oughf Ia have I"
.
''sT .-:'"r specimens ON he ground. :,
'h"i' ans ;" i,r entered. We hope to io
y" ilt':' tura OFT better next vcsr. Il
Gr. Ashhary Alexander mikes = fin.
ii-play Of orchard products. and shows
What nay be done in our county in the =.
ruit line: but there are number. orr
iher' who kept their fruit AT home. p,
no mI'st have made -rciitable di>- m
'-as. W. haze one % the fine, f,1.:t :. :.
o'in''e- IA Tie STATE. snd We are clad ~ IN
- nIia,.r- i.Iin. an interc., in i'm NJ
I"v;'. =. =
'"F'i hsii presents a line appearance.
n the ladies' deserve great credit for
!. ta-ie displayed i'm settin. up 80 3
ice show. d.
nc balloon ascension. which wss SET !.
pr Yesterday. drew large crowd. i: Sta.
eng estimated that full three tlou.xnd to =
e"p'e were in Attendance. Every thing m
a-sed oil pleasantly. and augured vel, hot.
" Enc ascension. hut when the hal q.
on was about two-thirds inflated. il IN IN
"2nf lire. and although taken down a elf
'|A'F a. II could be. the upper portion
~ was seriously burned. Prof. Usv- l.
:" informs us that he has made seventy
'e"sions this season. and this 1. the ,
cohd time this Kind of an accident ;.;,
> happened. OF cou..c the peopIei sue
''- grcati, disappointed. and some a
u"inilng took place at what was an ore
a'oidablc accident. many. who did Ton
understand the Professors contract sen
"a The Society. thinking i, was pur- snt
se'y done. but general satisfaction ate
: restored upon the announcement az. ."'
'ns made hat the ascension would be Lii
ae on Saturday. which wa. "A soon
me balloon could be repaired. and me
! Inc entrance would be entirely free .n,
that day. foB
ne time made in the ring was very
but We could not get the list dis
wards in time for this paper. We ! pre-
enoeayor 10 publish the fun list b -,
I MT. - 81 -,
-
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BULLS
SARSAPARlLLA!

Assa tss relieving eIfrsc: ~ . letter from nrs
Hiv'rs wife Of Reverend Or. Rivers enc Of IL. NC
learned eloquent. and popular Ministers OF the N,,he
dst Episcopal Church. and who II present station :.
Of srssA~sy Church. Lssisvill.. ~.
LogrsvrLs Ky De, a 1ass
Ut 1oEs brII-DxAs Sis- Nasy Thanh. 4, var n,
800 .less y.u ave 80 kindly given me. hav.
vartsss physicians Some proneuced mr. sn;ne .o-s
~ isnss and some my heart to be the seat ~ ms
lad become disAeart med Several yerv .mi,c,, 49,;
eisss shs exsrned my spne inform ed me ,h,, -.
sresensd With ps-s iyss or appoplexy any d.y. and
PeHeet sorrcr Of that and heststinR ab.u. har.
ess inserted When y.'u kindly sent me ysur s.r..n.
rsIes Ii.medi.'sly begun TO take three times
asy- h.d suffered terribly with NOS, acr,. vain IL
the right side Of ~ head. especially when vo,iS
rese or write for any ssrh Of time and rising 10
sosid have To hold scuerLine In prevent fsiy;,.
! An oo-t happy t. inform you thar the pain IN m
entirely relic ed: suffer bat ssicen ~ifh M,
PIE sne then act r sesieiy- w sppsti,e 4. coed
ac<ed for the FIRST ii in ~ life enev nv afn.
q ore - an any neal duriag the dsy
s k1fiy sent m" four bottles sxain las; aisi,. and
teesn ag.in this n 'rnnr. and hope TO be eo,rsl,
fsNes Please ace -pt my heartfelt .shsnk. ard hes.
Very ,raiy:yss-. mos, grateful friend.
n. p. C. R.vHxs.
~ jeasaai shossd With smisr let,.-. Ill =. vA.A
1890 % ~ &c uine a,c written by the person.
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- your h~sits by letting eovirer exp.rim.,, 49,
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.s- extrs~-s Of ss .apariila .s.esi'.s R.n.rns.i
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