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FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.
Terrible Accident.

LONDON, November "a dispatch
from Edinburgh received this morning
CONVEYS fuller Information OF the alarm
ing accident which occurred yester1 lay
at Durris, Scotland. A large meeting
vas being held at the Session House.
when the flooring suddenly gave way
and precipitated upwards of two hun
dred persons to the floor beneath. Two
persons were instantly killed, and over
40 injured. A large crowd Immediately
gathered in the vicinity Of the Town
House, and lent every assistance to ex-
tricate the Injured from the fallen TIM
bers and debris. Many Of the injured
will probably die. The building was
OF great age, and it ia supposed the tim
her supports were rotten, and that the
weight of the assembly caused them to
give way.
The municipal elections throughout
England, yesterday, resulted in heavy
Conservative gains, which are attriou.
ted to the passage, by Parliament, and
the enforcement OF the licensing act
Much dissatisfaction was expressed at
the working Of the new ballot act. AT
some OF the polling places the process
of voting was 80 slow that many per-
sons were unable to cast their ballots
before the hour arrived for closing the
polls.
Among the passengers BY the steam-
or Russia, which sailed to-day from
Liyerpool for New York, were Hon.
Charles Francis Adams and Hon. kiii-
oft O'Cowdsu. =,
Il has been raining constantly IN
London for the past lew days.
Mr. John Francis Mcguire, q
member Of Parliament for Cork ethyl
and proprietor and principal editor O.
the Cork Examiner; died last night
Nv Mcguire was in the fifty'ninth year
Of bis age. ,.,
ia ANNOUNCED in the above dispatch,
vas born iu Cork about 1915. He at
tanned considerable celebrity as an
author. His principal work, Home
and its Rulers,' vas published in 1891,
and became very popular. His other
nroduetiops, consisting OF trestises on
POLITICAL and other subjects. are widely
read.
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PITTSBURGH.
Miners Strike.

PIrIssURGH, Pa, November 2.-The
amount OF coal now loaded in boats
sud barge in Pools numbers two, three,
snd tour is sufficient to make another
raa equally as large as the one in the
ls,e rise. The miners strike is not
making much progress, in Pool number
two Out OF about twenty mines, only
tour have stopped operation by reason
o. the strike. 1t is difficult to say what
the movement will amount to, but the
opluion prevail. that it will be q fall>
ure.
The Horse Disea ase.
Fifty new cases OF horse disease are
reported IN this city to-day.
Rain commenced falling about :
o'clock.
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NEW YORK.
The Horse Disease.

New YORK, November 3.-The wea.
ther is wet and disagreeable 10 day.
A lasge number of car lines rested
their horses to-day. Tne general i'm
provement in the condition Of the ami
mails, noted yesterday, still continues
The introduction Of oxen Tor city traffic
has not been attended with much sue
cess. The mortality among the horses
still continues large. ln nearly every
street of the uptown portion OF the
city dead horses are visible. The po-
lice yesterday reported 50 deaths Tor
the day. Twenty-one deaths were re-
ported in Brooklyn yesterday.
Explosion OF Naphtha.
A Herald special from St Thomas
says that on the night OF October 81
the whole town was aroused by 3 tire.
mendous explosion and terrific noise.
accom- panied by flames and succeeded
by dense smoke, which spread over the
town like pail. 1t was found that a
cargo of naphths on board OF the bark
Clara Lam, which was in process OF
removal from the bark S. T. Holbrook,
had exploded. The fire was quickly
communicated to the S T. Holbrook,
both vessels being close together at the
wharf, and second explosion followed,
Both vessels at once blazed up IN
flames. A force OF firemen was organ
lied, but did little good except to pro
tect the adjacent shipping and build
ings. 1t was impossible to save the
burning ships. immense volumes OF
smoke and flames driving the tremen
back. The fire burned all night and
abated at dawn, when the chips were
burned to the waters edge. The 5. 1.
Holbrook left New York on the 18th
OF September for Antwerp, and on the
10th of October she put into st. Thomas
ON account of heavy weather. Having
been damaged by the storm che was
considered unsafe, and her cargo oi
naphtha was being transferred to tue
Clara Lambwhen the disaster occurred
No lives were lost.
Meeting Of Catholic Citizens.
A number of prominent Catholic
citizens held a meeting last night,
Father Tom Burke was present and
stated bis intention OF taking the puoilc
platform in answer to the lectures OF
Froude. He will give his lectures
under the same head as Froude, VIZ !:
"Irelsud under the Tudors, Ireland
under the Stuarts," Ireland and the
Cromwell" All to be delivered at the
Academy Of Music, on the l4th, l9th'
and 2lst inst.
WoodhuIl-CIaniu
have obtained Wm. F. Howe as counsel
in two cases against them; one by the
United States and the other by Chsll'
mer, a broker. Tne examination taxes
place tomorrow. The prosecution are
very firm, determined to press the cases
against the prisoners to insure eonvic
tom, the defendants challenging investt'
cation and declare they will make FUR
.her revelations. The scandal cases
excite considerable comment IN the
citv
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Laying OF
ST. MARYS.
Fatal AnfRY.

Sr. MARYs, November 3.-Ata q public
gathering in Mercer county yesterday, a
quarrel arose between two parties, when
Taylor Oakes struck neighbor, name
unknown, with slung shot, who imme-
diately drew a pistol and shot Oakes
through the abdomen, moitally wound
ing him. The father Of Oakes followed
the man and fired four shots at him
through a window, but without tinjuring
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Sundays Dispatches S.
FOREIGN.
ESGLAND.

LONDON, November 3.-Hon. Chas.
F. Adams sailed from Liverpool for
New York yesterday.
Advices from Pekin received here an
nounce the marriage Of the Emperor of
China on the 10th ult. The bridal fes
tivities were conducted in a quiet man
ner. The bride was Alute, q Chinese
lady OF high rank.
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AUSTRIA.

vienna, November 4.-The much
dreaded Asiatic cholera has appeared
iu this city. There has been number
fatal cases within the last few days.
Tne authorities have given orders to
disinfect all the streets and to enforce
every measure possible to prevent the
disease from gettinga ioothold. Several
c ,ses have occurred and are OF very
viru:ent type Some OF them have
Terminated fatally.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
exclusively for the Register.
O., the Pacific and Atlantic Line.
once, 10 Main street.
Saturdays Dispatches
WASHINGTON.
Injunction Granted.


WARRINGTON, November 2.-In the
Sonrrme Court OF the United States
ssaysr}sy morning, Enoch Totten made
mo,ion in behalf OF the State of Wis
.onsip plaintiff, Us the City OF Duluth
~ the Northern Pacific Rsilroa
S,mnsry, for leave to file an original
S;ii, praying an pjunction against de-
,snSsuts, TO restrain them from con-
.,Tucting q dyke across the Bay Of Su'
asrior between Superior City and Du-
i"rb and that they be compelled to re-
move distractions already put in the
s.;d bsy The motion was granted, and
III. bill filed accordingly. The cause
Ill be OF general interest to the people
~ mat State aud OF the Northwest.
Treasury Payments.
Tn, psymeuts made from the Treas
rry bS warrant, during the month OF
GIobe- were as follows: Civil and mis-
c.liso,ous SC, ,2225 COS; War, S., ,476 ,3Sl;
Vsvy, - Sj3,2lG Interior. Indian and
PENSIONS, SSS2413. The above does
no, include the payment made on sc
,ouo, o: the principal Of or on the in-
,srs,t OF the public debt. :.
The Horse Epidemic
!. still raging here, but the cases are
generally o mild type. There are
9,ly syout SIX Cases winch may be con
s,1.red dangerous, but the affection ls
Al general tnat business is somewhat
stectei. The veterinary surgeons are
ot the opinion that most OF the horses
now affected will be well in two or three
dsys. Tne railroad companies have
been compelled 10 withdraw some of
their CARS aud will probably suspend
epurey tomorrow, 10 order that their
horses may nave little rest. Every
precsution mas been taken and the
stable men have no fear beyond the sus-
pens on OF business ior day or two.
Commander G. B. White
has been ordered as Inspector Of Ordi-
nance a, the Philaielpnis Navy Yard.
Colonel 4. Ii. RObb,
late Collector OF the port OF Savannah,
mas just completed the settlement OF
his sccounls at tue Treasury, the long
delay being occa.ioned by the deIalca-
ton OF his Cashier.
Suit Agai1xI the Richmond and Dan.
VILE Railroad.
The Secretary of the Treasury is
vigorously prosecuting the suit against
the Richmond and DanvIlle railroad tor
toe recovery OF the Piedmont extension,
from DaoylIle TO Germantown, which
was built by the Southern Coniederacy
as q military necessity, and was tue
chief source through which General
Lee received his supplies during the
las. campal IN OF the war. The coun-
sci ior the Government is confident Of
success
Judge RIchsrdson's Book.
The supposition that Judge Richard
sons book concerning the public debt,
a., is for tree distribution, is wrong.
The book was printed for sale.
The Re.Opentng Of willard's Hotel
will be celebrated by a banquet. to be
gwen to niglt to the members OF the
press OF this city by l. 7. Castle. the
proprietor. The hotel is fitted up in the
finest style, and takes its old position as
the first hotel in Washington.
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NEW YORK.
Woodhull and CIanin Arrested so
Scandal.

"OoOnuli ana Cla6tn APreafed for
Scandal.
NEw YORK. November 2-The firm
OF Woodruff & Claflin was arrested At
their office, today, on a suit brought
against them for publishing in their
weekly series of scandalous articles
duplicating Henry Wari Beecher and
Theodore Tilton's family.
Victoria Woodruff and Tennie Claf-
lin, after being arrested, were taken be-
fore the United States Commissioner.
The Assistant District Attorney de-
manded ten thousand dollars bail, but
the Commissioner fixed the bail at eight
thousand dollars each. The examina>
ton takes place on Monday. The
charge is sending obscene matter
through the mails, It being the Beecher
and Mrs. Tilton scandal case. Both
women were taken to the'Ludlow street
Jail. The defendants, acting upon the
advice Of their counsel, made no effort
to procure bail, having been informed
that warrants were issued against them
in libel suit. Additional warrants for
their arrest we're issued by Mayor Hall,
on a charge OF dealing in indecent litera.
ture.
Colonel Blood was also arrested at
the suit of N. C. Challis, and taken to
the Jefferson Market Police Court, for
examination as an acconplice. The
officers arrested William Dennis, stereo-
typer, and William Smith, printer. of
WoodhuH & Cafin's Weekly. These
cases will be disposed Of in their turn.
The Scott statue
was unveiled at Central Park, to-day,
in the presence OF large GRO Sd OF spec.
tators, including various societies
Richard Irwin, Chairman of the Scot
tish Monument Committee, ON behalf
of the Scottish residents OF the city,
presented an address, which was ac-
cepted by Andrew Green, who intro.
duced the orator Of the day, William
Cullen Bryant, who delivered brilliant
address eulogiz ng the great Scotch
novelist.
This afternoon fire brske out in the
sub.cellar OF No. 80 Barclay street, oc.
cupied on the front floor by Woodward,
Capoone i Co., dealers in china and
house furnishing goods, and the rest of
the building BY Julius Ives & Co,
makers Of patent lamps and gas fix
lures. The quantity OF straw and other
inflsmmahle material caused the fire to
spread rapidly. A large part OF the
valuable stock of both com mpanies were
badly damaged. The loss will probably
reach $75 900. This is covered bv in.
surance. Woodward, Caponne & Co.'S
insurance amounts to $4,000 Julius
Ives & Co. 3 is as follows: franklin, of
New York. $4,000; Boston, s50OG Ham
inton. $500; Peoples $500 Globe.
s25O0; Etna, $500n: 81. Nichols,
s25O0 Greenwich, $500; Germania.
s5OOG New York State, $250G Mar
kst, $50OG in other companies, $500.
Whole insurance $4,000.
The Horse Epidemic.
There is no marked improvement in
the sick horses, but no diminution in
the rate Of mortality. Ninety-three
deaths were reported yesterday. Re-
ports are made at the Seventh avenue
and Broadway stables that no cars will
be run Tomorrow in Brooklyn.
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Heavy Shipment OF Stock.

The heaviest shipment OF stock in
one day, ever made on the Chesapeake
and Ohio railroad, was made from the
counties OF Greenbrier and Monroe on
the l4th inst. Thirty-one car loads
were shipped from Roncever'e and
about eight car loads from the White
Sulphur Springs. This will do pretty
well for our Bluegrass, Valley.-Gresn-
Jncr IndeIsndent.
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FRANCE.

Paris, November IA band OF enc
hundred and ffy persons made an at
tack upon Ocsfoi Station, at the cs. tow
of Bessiees in the Department OF Garde,
and vs1pded Q number OF the gen
T.,nea The latter were compelled 70
fire upou the assailants, several Oh
.hom we're killed and wounded 4.
Troops have been dispatched to 'he
town To prevent iurtber trouble.
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HARRISBURG.
snur,ou. Electoral Ticket.

HARR1sBuReH, November 3.-A sPur'
;ous Democratic electoral ticket has
been put in circulation BY the Radical
leaders in this State for the purpose of
deceiyine The names Of Henry D.
Foster, J. Lawrence Fitz. Henry 3.
Mort James Burps. John Cake, Will
liam N. Randall, William j. Bser, 2:
Grsy Meek, George D. jackson AMI
other prominent Democrats, who sup
Dor. Greeley and Brown, are printed on
he ticket.
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CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI, November 3.-A New
York special to the Enquirer Gays
positive information from reliable
sources says that on Tuesday morning
the Committee OF Seventy will Withdraw
the name OF Mr.. Hsvemeyer from their
boxes in favor Of James OBren. This
secures O'Brien's election without q
don bt
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CHICAGO.
The Horse Disease.

CHICAGO, November 2.-The horse
disease is daily increasing here. In
point Of numbers, more than halt the
horses III this city are infected and yet
there has not been a single fatality
Street cars and omnibuses run less
frequently than usual, the companies
not being willing to risk their animals
to the increase of the disease. The
vet weather that set in last night ID
unf,vorable, and many horses will be
#'ibdrawn to-day.
LATER.
The horse disease is at its height to-
day and the streets present q dresry
appearance. rendered more gloomy 6y
the drizzIing rain and foggy. chilly
atmosphere. There are very lew horses
to be seen on the streets and travel and
transportation BY animal power entire
ly suspended.
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WASHINGTON.
Treasury Policy for November.

AHC0SuEy A~s
WASHINGTON, November 3.-Acting
Secretary of the Treasury, Richardson,
has directed the Assistant Treasurer at
New York to purchase 81 900, 900 worth
Of bonds and sell 81 900 000 Of gold on
each Tuesday during the month OF
November, as follows, viz: Purchases
Of gold-Wednesday, November 8.
81, 100000 Wednesday, November l3,
81, 100000, Wednesday, Novem Der ~.
81, 900 900; Wednesdsy. November q,
81 ,OOO,OO0; total purchases Of bonds,
S4,000,000. Sales Of gold-Tuesday,
November 5, sl,OOO,OO0 Tuesday, No
vember IL, 81 ,O0O, 900, Tuesday. Novem-
Der l9, 81, 100000; Tuesday, November
26. 81, 100000; total Gales Of gold, "a,
100000.
Laying OF Corner Stone.
The laying of the corner stone OF
St. Patrick's Cathedral took place this
afternoon. 1t was witnessed by a large
concourse OF citizens OF all creeds.
Irish Bishop Bsgley officiated and de-
lievered a most beautiful discourse.
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The Horse Disease.

OwrS SouyD. L. l., November e
Last evening the construction train on
the Toronto, Grey 4 Brush railroad
ran of the track near here. lsalan
sherman, jas. Sherman and Geo. Ds-
wilson we're instantly killed. and four
ssAsrs seriously injured.
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INDIANA.
Ruicide.

LooASspoRr, November 3.-A young
woman named Mary E. Armstrong,
committed suicide last night by taking
strychnine. She was divorced recently
from her husband and left letter stat
ing this as her reason for committing
fba oh art
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FRANCE.
View Postal Conxsntian.

PARIS, November 3.-A new Postal
Convention has just been concluded
between France and Russia and has
received the signatures of the author
lied representatives OF the two Govern
ments. An exchange of ratifcstions
will now take place.
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:. rr..n,sx
eiious chno,s snu M senei iaa - va n
oy tnsi, uney usc' anu, auu s's y
s1ouIu nave thtIn ou us"e '"s S.en Wv
tectIon hnu ieme,, VIZ ,n, IL H., a., s.uuss
eAisiIeuSe uss P',' ,..,,h s.n,,a a..
anu sutesl oI All 'hS iLis VIII .nc
market spounuS ny ueI' ',,s V W. ~.
ihe oion u PuIluSi, tne neSoitup.so VI wy
system eSIeiieI. ooSlrucuons rcuoNN, hua
the who.e machinery oi iiIe .cstotto toIs
heaIthy actlNi,S. .hIetnal orSans Nhlcn
become cloggeu snd siuxgisn arc cieshseu
by AYERS PILLS, anu stltnuis,ou unto NC
uon. Thus inclpient disease u chsnKcu into
heaIih, the value OF whlcn chanse, Sheh
reckoned on ine VAST mulituaes VINO ee-
JOY H. can hWuH r W"lpu'o. ,uen so'
gar cOaing makes them pleasant 10 take,
and preserves their virtues unimpaired Tor
any length oI uine, 80 ihat tnry are eve
fresh, and perfectly reliable. Although
searching; they are niid. ana Operate Win
out ulslu'o oauct =" 'he he"ohNu'uu"u' VI u'os.
or occupation.
run u!tecIions aIe XVII w .ne wiapps
10 each n"k' nov to w . 'n.n
fhNslc, aid hh tue n,IoMIhs ooihP'Hu"'
which Thee piils rhpthN cure.
For DYSPEPSIA or iSDi0ksrIoN, l.IsrL6s-
NESs, LAN0uoR and Loss of hffErir@
they should be taken innnristsy to suhla.
the slomhch shu Ies'"'e is hoa'nJ '"n"
and action.
FOR LIVER COMPLAINT anu its various
symptoms, BILIOUS HrApAohk, SICK
HEADACHE, JAuNpicE or GRkkS SICK
SESS, BILIOUS toLlC Hnu BlLious rk-
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River and weather.

CINCINNATI, November 3.-River faii'
ING: IA feet 8 inches in the channel
weather clear. No arrivals or depar.
tures except the regular packets. Most
o. the Pittsburgh coal dsst has arrived.
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The horse disease still prevails and
i, spreading in Philadelphia. Inc
Presid ents Of the street railway com
nsnies this morning issued ordere sta'
iue that no ess would b run on Sun
day. e..
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Beautiful Engravings
Observation-Disclosures

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
~ states for the Districto. Wes. Virgins.
In the matter OF william Y. ParshaiI,
bank upt
District Of West Nirginia, -.
Thi.is tn give notice that on the q h day
OF September, 1872, n warrant OF bankrupt
cy was is-ued out OF the District Court of the
United States for the District Of West Nlr.
gtnia against the estate Of William = Par.
shgl, OF Parksrsburg, In the county Of
wood, In said District, who has been cd.
judged a bankrupt on his own petition.
That the payment o' any debts and the de-
bankrupt, TO him. or for his use, ard the
transfer Of any property by him. are for
biddrn by law, and that an sdiou' ned
meeting IL the creditor of said bankrupt,
To prove their debts and % chose one or
more assignees Of his estate, will be held st
Q court OF bankruptcy, To be- holden nj the
Office Of W. W. Van Winkls, EsI., In Par
ker-burg, w. Va. before George Is. Cald-
well, ESq Register In BANKRUPTCY for taid
Distri {, on the sth d ~ II November, A. ID :,
1877, at o'clock y. " the merting hereto
fore notified for October Y, 1871, having
been adj Jurned 10 the time and place now
hereby notified fpr saId Adjourned meeting.
IN order that the defect In publication of
notice OF firSt meeting Of creditors tor OTTO
Der n, 1872, may be remedi d by this publ
ing Of October 2, 1877, except tO prove dsbts
and ad yOurn tD November Q, 80, ss above.
H. SLACK,
Y. =. Marshal for ssid District.
HUGH r. NEAL, Deputy U. 4. harshil.
OctI-r
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Aycr'1
Cherry PectoraI,
For Disease OF the Throa, and Lungs
such as Coughs Colds. Whoop'
ing Cough. Bronchitis. Asth.
ma and Consumption.

Among the grea
discover iesof mod.
crD science, few are
of more reel value
io mankind than
this enectual RENE
dy lot all diseases
of the Throat and
Lungs A vast trial
OF Its virtues thru
out this and otbsr
coo ntrisb hes
shown that II dos
surely aud sfiecfu-
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ally control them. The testimony OF our
bet cItlEaDs, Of all ciasfs, e~tsbiAbes the
fact, that CHERRY PsCIoRAL wili ana doss
relieve and cure the aniicte'i di~frderr of
the Throat aud LuDgs beyond any Other
medicine. The most dangerous affections
of the Pulmonary organs Yield " lL power
and cases oi C0SsChpfiOS, cured By
thus preparation, are publicly known, %
remarkable as hardly to DF bsiisyei, were
they not proven beyOnd dispute. Asa refns
e.Iy II II ah.qnats, on which The pubiIc may
rely Tor foil protection. by curing CbUoHh
the forcrunnsTs oi more serious diseass. "
save unuumbcT.i lives, and an smount OF
suffering not Ia b. computed. IL Challenges
trial, aud coDyinces the mDsi skspucaL
Every fsinlIy should Keep u on hsad -
protection against the early sud unp<r-
ceiyed attack oi Pulmonary nectIons
which are easily me, al first. out which 10
come IncUTapie, and - ofl1u tataI, u neg
Iect.d. Tender lungs D~s-is this defsnss,
and IL IN IN " lee to Ds Without IL. As sAfs-
guard % children. amid the ilsfrr.-ing dis
eases. WHICH bs-.rt the Throat aud tbs-t of
childhood, CHERRY PICTORIAL IL invalid
aDlc; for, by IT. timely ne, fnuititnds srs
rescued from premature graves, snd saved
Ia The love anu Affection csutsTed on thefs.
IL acts spes-iiiy and surely against ordinary
colds, securing sound and health restoring
sleep, No one will suffsr trublesOms NJ
fLDESZA aud painful BHDSCHIT5.
when they know how easily They can b
cured.
Originally the product Of long. iatorioas
and successful chemical Investigation, no
cost or toll IL spared ia making every fs,ttls
in the utmost p'-.,Dls peffeciiJn. j; may
be confidently rel!ed upon ss is,ssss.ins ~
the virtues IL has ever exhibited, and capss
bIe Of producing cuTss ss memorable .. The
greatest II has ever ELECTED.
pKEPARED BT
DR.. J. e. AVER & co,
LOWELL. AAyts,
Practical and Analytical Chemists.
Sold by all Druggists syeryvbsEs
o~S-sssiAg-tsi
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CINCINNATI
Musical Festival.

CINCINNATI, November 2-Subscrip p
tions to the guarantee fund for the
musical festival next May, has reached
$4,000.
The Horse Disease.
Four horses belonging to Sebastian Q
circus, on their way from New York to
Bsrnum's circus, were taken With the
horse disease and were to>day placed
under the care of the city veterinary
surgeon.
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Q. III. Quimby.

DEALER IN BoOKs, PERloDIIALA
IL Stationery, Presidential Badges and
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