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Ayers Ague Cure.

which neutralizcs this malarious poison In tho
blood, and stimulates the liver to expel IL from, the
body. As il should, It does cure this afli.tirp
disorder with perfect certainty. And Il does more
or rather does what is of service to those SUBJ
ject to this infection. If taken In season Il exnala
II from the system IL is absorbed and thus kerpa
those who use it free from its attacks; kceps "a
sy1trm in health although espcsed 70 the diseese.
Consequently II not only cures but protects frorn
the great variety Of affections whiefi ere induced
BY this malignant influence, such as Remittent
Fever. Chill Fever, Dumb, or MASKED ARue
Periodical Headache or Bilious HeRdaeffs. BilIot,,
Fevers. Neuralgia, Rhetmatism ddut, Blndr,tss.
Toothache Earnche, Catarrii, Astfrrria -
tons, Painful Affections of the Spleen HyEterioz.
Collie, Paralysis, and Painfui Affections az fAs
Stomach and Bowels, all Of which, when a7isfprr
from this cause. viii be found to assume more o.
less the intermittent type. This "Aorn Cpnss
removes the cause Of these arrangements, and sufea
the disease. 80
This II accdmplishes By stimulating fha exesr.
tories to oxpel the tirus from the system; aud
these ofgans by degrees bccome habited 20 do this
their Office Of their own accord ueuce afisea tYha4
We term ucciin,dtatiot. Time may accomplish ms
sane end, but often life is not long enough, or IL
sacrificed In the attempt, while this % ASrE Cepn~
docs 1t at once, and with safety. We have areak
reason to believe this Is q surer 40 well as safer
remedy for the whole class Of diseases which $40
caused by the miasmatic infection, than any otheF
which has been discoyered and Il has still anothee
important advantage 20 the public which IL ai.na
1t is cheap as well as good.
PREPARED NJ
DIR. j. @. AVER e. C(4.
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DUKES j1 HOTEL. 1T
RUSSELL. STREET, ORANGEBuRG. s. c..

MUNTf that he OPENED Large
Qua ancel.
jan S-am j.. w. HI. DUKES.
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l. o O "A Il.
SATURDAY, JAN. Is, 1s75, 8

There will be service at the Presbyte.
rian Church to morrow at the usual
hour, By the Rev a g, iioush. g
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AT COST
THE BALANCE OF MY STOCK OF
Ready Made Clothing and Ladies' Dress
GOODS will be offered tor the next 20
days ut and BELOW COST for tho
Cash.
j. McNA8lARA,S.
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,

- - - OS~O4&S14 O4Ss ~ -Ai4AtN1
FoR ALL THE PURPOSES or 4 puaGATHE MsDscsHE
FoR CosrIyRNEss;
For THR CuRR OF DYSPEPSIA;
FoR JArSDIcR;
Fon THE CrAE OF ISDIuEsrroS
FoR HEApacHB, f7s}s5E
Fo3 THE CuRR OF DysEsrERx.
FoR A ForL STOMACH;
t FOR THE CURE OF ERYBIPRIAaa
FoR THR PLRs; BtH
FoR THE CURE OF ScR6Fuik: &iE
FOR ALL ScRoFrfors, CoNrLAiSTss
For THE CURE OF RnECNATIsM:
For DisEAsEs 0r TuB SKIN t,tsf,
Fon THE Cure OF LIvah CoNrLaIsr;
FoR DRoPsY; #SNaf 9f.s
ron THE CuRB or TETTER, TrsfoRs ASp S1iH
RHErNt Aa5sstHFN
FoR WoRsis; -sA ftN
For THE CrRR OF Cow;
Font DINNER PHI.
For THE Cung oP NgrRAIarA:
FoR PuRlFYING THE BLooD.
They are sugar-coatcd, so that the most sense-
tive can take them pleasantly, and being psIfcsy
vegetable, harm can arise from thuir Use In anT
quantity. &. ~ ssT7.3T
Price 25 cOnts per Box; Five barps fnz sa0a /,
Great numbers of Clergymcn, Physieians, States.
fncn, and eminent pcrsonagcs, have lent sAeir
hnfnes to- certify the unparalleled usefulness Of hese
remedies, but otir space here will not rxxmis the
insertion of them. The Agents belo~ named fur
hish gratis our ANRffcAN ALMANAC in which th1y
are given; with also full descriptions OF The ah9rd
complaints, and the treatment lint siise % FOL.
lowed for their cure.
Do not be put off by unprintiplcd dealers with
other preparations they make more profit on.
Demand AYERS, and take no others Tho sick
want the best aid there Is for the ard they fhould
have it.
AL our Ren edies ara fof sale by
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jun 1S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-21
nELAWARE, LACKAWANNA, aud WEST
IL ERF RAILROAD,


EKw BR0ADGAUGB LINZ 70 Water Gap tiIoucseu ssrarto
BBEaton syrteuS and OsweEo WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS
Dpots New Iork foot Of Bsres and foot Of ChrssopeeTs
$40 n BROADGAUGB EXPRESS TRAIN BcOnton Branch,
directly through from EevYork Water Gap soudsbug
ssranOn Homer Cospd and syeoie without change
Of sars ounsetE At Dover Chester Waterloo with sus
Washington with train for Phplbarg karen Bethis
hem Aneutovn Reading Harrisburg and the M.S a Bnshinton
with and for Kngsop Wifsbarre Pits'on, he
Tsls for Budds LAKE and sehosNys hOugtsin.
Dove MA .b cs s s S S sss'fa
and Newton; Warrington with the D. L. and w X
and Phpbug WITH Lhh and snsqDehsnns and Leigh Valley
1900 N RAsTON EXPRESS Newark MADISON, Nor
sh Waterloo with SUSSEX Rail
road 81 PnpsburE BEL r. Bsrdsre and LsbigA
Reading sd Harrisburg Tale h train for Hopasohf Eadds Lake
a,dse hoolsrs Mountain = - :
directly though 70 Water Gap &roudburg scranton
BaEhEnion without change Of stopping at principal stations
Conneeiut Dover With Chester r. Ad Waterloo Wta SUSSEX
Builds Lake and Shooieyt Mountain
$50 EAST0N EXPRESS Dover with Chester T. X,
al Waros Washington With Delaware Lieka
Western R. and At RsssOn With Leigh vssy
Bethlehem Asnosn, Reading Hiibarg and the West TIA
I $50 n HIeKETfsrows EXPRESS stop, At Newark Mbur.
viii SUSSEX r z. for AEdovsr Newton, AID FraIkha.
42O DOVER EXPRESS stops at Newark, Madison Morris
and vest sosnss at Dover with Chester ST Sac
For MoRRIsT0wE at 7;l5 e1O lilo, 1900 $780, 800
~; s I1' Sis 7so o1o 10 10 and lilo n $50
$40, $50, $50, coo. so, and Sil5 pm 80 o,o
Por ORANGE and SOUTH ORANGE 7:15. 1880, 9:10, $50
10 10 and 1:l0. 2:30 $50, 4:5O. 400 5:3O 6Oo
10; EsW8eR At us. 1880 1850 $3.50 $40 .e:4o
.loio 1o4o .1llo sO4 1900 'ile 10y 10Y sS9
500 Gas 7:40 s:15 S45, 1000 ana 1900 m Trains
Yer BLooaPIELD Ga6 NONTCLAIR at 100 $50, and 104o
A. REAS0SER, Superin tenaent
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ENRIE RAILWAY.-Summer Arran cement OF
N Trains tafg eject jane rs 1873 From Chiness Depot sr
and Chicago Express DIaunE ROsn Coaches
No Buffalo and Sleeping Coaches 20 Destination
IL n-kIpr Mall for Buffalo and hsgnl Falls hssphgCSash
lp.ilvl-Cuennst soa Chicago Night Express Sleeping
Coasbes through BuaslO Niagara FsS CisesHA Detroit AAd
Chietgo without charge
PoT Jerris 8 8, IL and '1l1s $50, $3.50 ssd ~
Goshen NddetOwp % g. 1880 II and 4lIs r. $40
a; 80. 1880 and til N.
Wsrwek, g. IL a. m and 4sSO n
Fsvburrh, 1880 Asd IL g. N, ans $3.50 n 81. an =,
susern &c s. 1880 II and Flll3 a. $40 D. o. tosU =
ess.vSOd Hobotu Ansla.. and Rny g. 1880 IL
Ellis A m 3:45. g. 6, 1880 and .l1:3OP r.: 49, :, a.
P.tsyson &c GAS 7:l5 g. 1880 $40 TO- H. 1l:l5 l5O
n I2nooD, Las S:45, T. S. BIS g. $3.50 a. 8 loSo and
s.sSrE g 7;l5 's:45 and llSo NJ 34s s:l5. $3.50 n
RoISspaTd PsIE and PaSs Gas, 1880 10 II QlilSa
P.se ob,y IL nooa 'l45. Sis, 6, $3.50 g. 1880, and
H.es. H.el,nsssh ard way s. sl5 and 10 IS ~ :45,
ape 8 D. m and ~ Saturday nights only.
Spring VALLEY and Way. 8 and 81 80 a n. $40 n 81. =.
Fbgsxood g 49, and $50 "a 80, s;I5, AIS, A4s $780,
ESQ and s74s n ard Y ss.u',y tights OILY ,so IN
- s7:A5 o M and IL SATURDAY nights only -.
Spartsn g. s, 49, and $50 l3o. Sis AIS AS e'oo
$50 i7;45 and u ssarsty ssa" only IN ,,s 1Is sso
O 30 t7:45 D. n IL Saturday nights only.
EB-Trsins leaving ChsmbeuS or hall hour leave
1880 n at lbs The aud IL mid TrsiAs start
sTTsiss on the ana p,~sE BaA.s lsIvnr ch,.
kesat Qsisr h0u1 leave INszyreh 80 nlns snhu 'Ah
iets M psssire a,srzsut Drsvsr fosn and Sleeping
Coaches obtsDsG orders shekag tns transfer
a.sxsJ Ger osssasdrss sbdfsssty fhbIt sst Tksirs
BrOoslyn At tss CsHDssys psDo1i ana Ages" NUS
pnseips koeI. 49,. ,.,5,-.--.,-
sDaily. tSunosytet cay.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. Trains leave
Express for Pittsburgh the West aud South with Pull
Psl,es Cars attached $50 o. q and $3.50 Sunday
FOR Bali Washington and sp.h via P.nn,yV.nA Air Line
T. r. At 8 o. u. 1890 and p. m Sunday. p n. -
Rrpre,s ior Phlsd.phis $3.50 8, $50 W. 1880 $40 a.
s a. $3.50 D. m and IL night SUNDAY T. $50 aud . On
Phdsph,. KesaSEton Al A. n sps 6:lo n Sunday
610p -.
For fswaT At s, $50 T. 7:46 sio o. 10, IL n,l2.12
2SO so 4:I0 4:30 $40. 500 5:40, g. $40 $50 1880
$50 g. 10 II 80 and IL niEht saDs,' $40 e'lo
i5: $50 20 20 s aso Sg % $40 Ii si -
$50 7:3O g. $50 g. 10, 1880 and IL night Sunday
500 $40 2. s. $3.50 and 81 %
For RAtr.y $50 $40 $50 10 "a Y r. g. al
For wOOdbds. Perth AmbOy and 10 m 2So $50 4;so
For New srunsuiei and $40 IL 4:lo, $40.
8: 10 $50 and II DEht ssndsy; 80 $50 ara n
ror LsmbsrivI. aad FlsningtoB. 9 a n. aud 2pn-
Fer Philhpsbnrg and Bsvidere and p n
for Bordsntesn Darlington and Cinash' ifo
1880, .. a. g. and .
For reshol5.7 and D.
For Jsnssbu PslbsrsO Camden Asd via e', fr'n n"
ran, INV. :. follows. From Pit,ssrh $50 1o2s 6s5
d,ilT; 522 1915 q m ana 1856 daily except hohasJ
fou w.skisston Baltimore via Penn AIT hns o'ao m
4O5 and ais SUNDAY GAO and u, r. W. sne NJ
sdepha s3z $40. $50 l0l5 1l:20, lli5t Pip s;5S
ISB Sos 1925, s:l5, 1913 sandaJ. 5:22 o>o oiso
1925 II 20 a m 1856 1913 pD
and soo Of Ds,sros ana vmtni Isfsi oese Ne
sst,.y,.pl,ss A j. CASskTT, SsHsrL kssaSsL
D. NJ soYD jr Gen r,m Agent
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DHILADELPHIA AND ERIE RAILROAD

/. i ONLY DIRECT ROUTE, WITHOUT CHANGE or CARS. TO
THE OIL REGION ADD LUMBER DISTRICT OF PENN. Trans
viii leave DesbTosses and Corr anltst Ferries:
$3.50 Erie Express daily except Sunday with Pniinsn fio
Philadelphia to Mamspor Palace Car 10 on
CITY Arrive ssnburJ $40; WmpOr $685. Lock Haven $50
Rensvo II: 10 ypston Sos CORY, 605; Erie TAD m
netob and CORY with OIL Creek and Allegheny River
R. the Oil Region Erie With Lake Shore Tor al points
West ,
$3.50 Bh NAL daily with Pulmsn Palace Car from HexYorf
SunburJ. 620; Wilhampori, $40; Lock Haven
945 Reaoyo, IL IviDeon. 5lO Corr; Gl0 Ehe 7;55
D. NJ Connects with Oil Creek and Aleebtry River r.
for The Regoa With Lake Shore L. r. for all points Vest
W. A. BALDWIN General Superintendent
.ROYD IL. Gen.
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NEW.YoRK, NEW HAVEN, AND HART

NEW-YORk,. NEW HAVEN, AND HAhI
SUMNER ARRANGBMENT COMMENCING MAY &c, 1873
Passenger Station NsUYork Grand Central Depot BRtsH
TRAINS LEAVE NEW YORK . -
Trains fsr NevHsysn leave at 7o5 (Ase0 sos 81 ses
Ascn Ss and 5l0 Goesi Er $40 lEE aSS &l9 a.
QKIl 355, 4Ss, 5lO 6S5, $40 9lo Fer STAFFORD ZIG
ll5' 5:i0, $40 635, 7:2o, $40, $40 p.
Boston Express via Springfield sos and 1000 500 ana
S.lO Shore Line 100 and 9lO The 1903 m.
100 BIO $40 Stamford hors and brore
sos 200 connect with taut Shore Line
ADD Provcsnse and the Conn valley
saJhoot sos and 500 n. connects With hsWHtvsn
and NORTHAMPTON Harea, sos and 1900
trains River T. at Springfield and 300 for
Montreal The sos 800 800 and A. 38 connects with Ning.
tuck Railroad sos and 500 with Hoasstons Rail
Bhigepor The sos aad 0O5 aud 3:l5 5ilo and
9l0 With Danhu and Norwsk at 80 foruait and TOE 500
z:3S and 5l0 With EewCsDssu Railroad at stanford
sunday RostOu Mail Trans al ;OS via SprrEs s:lo n
Drsslg BIprsn aud ssspDgean Night EI'
purchased Ticket os Of Company at Grand Ger,
Transfer Co.. 944 Broadway N T.
and COar BOOkyn who viii also ehseh baggage from fen
denoe 10 destination.
Psr Of particulars boiels and
II. REID, Genl Supt, Hes-HsYen.
JOHN T. MOODY. Sup't. Div. hew-Yofk
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Aelp Wanteo--M ales.

A r. STEWART Il Co. want few ener-
N. sse MIN for the varoa' sspsrnsnis their Rsi.
oay experienced sTs hands net ppy by letter
MANAGER, Bro.d-.y ami T.nst-st
4 MAN and WIFE wanted, without in
IA rnn5faner The vile HOJsEkERPER aad he husband A
GENERAL HOTEL MANAGERS d-,rsbe par., b.yipg capital may
nsrsst stnesp snes cs.--sRmeat 40
Sh reisIeass hofEL, UDTOgn Tbone 0ns. 0i9 West
32d--L
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sIss Nine

The BEST and MOST AGREEABLE TONIC yet introduced For
sf m Debility and Dos OF Appetite nin
valuable for It's pur BY the Food Journal arhu hn
E.~nl NJ D. Went1Orh Il. Scott, ESQ.,, r. q b.. r. A. . H..
s A. ke Sold BY Groeer onen and Chemists IN large
bottes a. % Beware Of limitations Prepared by
GOODALL. BACKH0USB 4 Co...
Leeds. Buglapd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-21
REAL ESTATE.

l- NEw.YoRK, Wednesday, Aug &c, 1873.
The attendance at the Exchange to-day was
very GOOD bot there business Of Importance
transacted. Mr. James NJ Miller sold, by order OF the
Supreme Court. under direction OF O. II. Crswford'
referee the leasehod premises on the south nde OF
Twenty frstst, 100 feet west OF Tenthave for $4,000
TO l. Edwards. The premises consists OF threestory
brick building 25x60, lot 25xoi1 lease Of Il years
from May 1869, with renewals at annual rent OF
$3.50 per annum, with taxes and water rates.
The following sale is announced TO take place tomor-
row:
Thsr,day lug 2l.-By ?. X. sepenson .
Legal Poysevenhst, north sde 2626 feet eat Of Tenth
ave-, lS9Il005
OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE
NETWORK CITY.
33d-st 100 n Of lst-svs, 20r9S $500
3Shs 1856 Of 3dave. 1874. 1SoOO
l3dst 147 Of 7th-Ave 17rlO04 1872
7gh-s Leringon-ave 6OrlO2 2oOOO
i92A,t ago n az 2l.ye lsIlOO .......,.. 1900
40 n OF 4}d-st 1892 3........ 10 600
iIthsye y corner 32d 90 9I225 $500
Sis,t o'..'''....... 720Oo
LEASES RECORDED.
. a.. corner l3 10 years per year.... 1000
no Io. ye.r. ner l2OO
3dsye 20O1 store kc years per ioVv
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

ALBANY and TROY, 81; SARATOGA, SO so
IA By DAY LANE BOATS C. vfBBARD and DANIEL DREW.
s5 $40 % ss soI N N Ss
fey fsrryboail MILTON PoUGHKEEPSIB, RHNRBECk Two.
S6kfa TIP scss. % %EsT POINT. coRSwIII and sSw,
SURGH r.nns DAY 81 TshrbT special and Baggage
RRIDGEP0RT, and all points on Housatonic
~ snd Nsssatast Railroads Pare 81 ssansn leave cahs-
RUY TICKETS TO PROVIDENCE AND
19 BoSToN, via NEPTUNE LINZ, Pier 81 North River
ISAAC oDBLL. Ay,n.
CATSKILL DAILY LINE.
S. Sop p nn% .S s.f ASDRkw
Tssrday ssd Saturday Al p from Per So fosi Fskhns
EENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY,
ssAioI EevYorE, foot Of Lbsry Connects a. SoDsryte With
wsasrs Railroad PSp,s.rg IehSh and Sa.quhasa.
s:ais -
ST1s SO % so as ..Uv M.u
CerBi, TAnaqua, witssbsrre, Scranton. sharOs, te
ia @-wsy TsiH FsEinsOs E,,on B.rssr. Bath E.o.A
cesnl wtSsrr, P'tslon nah1noI CITY ht Gmns H,s n
SnHoEsrse RTPEsss daily .Ic.p s,rd,y for Barton Ane,.
ton EsOD for Maneh Chuni rAnaqus Wilkee1r' ssr1oOn
5s sf'iss "'''' A with through ears to D''"' Williams
,ssS1 aS1 S sso sa
kso , %.-wsT Train fef E:i'on xlsnio.a Bs;dsF.
Tr.ia for Esao1 4ssto-n Mach Chunk Con
40 %"Wsy Tr.S S for soSs1n. and E.s.s.oA
Saw Tf,in tor sonsIIils,
$50 a-R1ssso ETrRsss dsi, Bsvd.r., Isa'
s'aeaS n ai1s9T s5 P f soss lineage
$50 n.tL5igTant)5FoI EAstoA r,.,..,,
s;iS $3.50 TS,ss g
4lib $50 As sfg $50 S;45 g. $40 T. 1885, S15
SEQ Sl'' 1889 11''O IL R. RIckER, so.l and Eng
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ARTISTIC WATCHES AND CLOCKS.

U0HN DAVID COLE.-The next OF KIN OF the l
~ deceasedan American By birth an euSnonver n w S
Hessrs LAwPoRD wATBkH0UsB Of Ne y Asstb s'sI DS
q RDrapdl Solicitors Admusrsio6 upon ING
s,eet OF Nh, se Aoy person csBng these should furnish M
seeeupt the deceased Of m relatives and WITH syeS 70 m
whie in lndi.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-21
Gituotions iDanieo-- Males.

NOACHMAN and GARDENER1By re-
~ spectacle aged 80 Who can 90 ~ ro Syes aud
80 "a can mil and tend furnace recommendations OAh Nc
.sen Al CARPRNTERs 1873 West l1hsI, cor 6sha'e
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Eelp Wanleo--females.

/ ADY CANVASSERS have been very sue
e,,sful In .siug HRs NARY CLBMMBI AhBss MEMORIAL
Of ALCK and P rBg CARY. Apply either personally " 1 river
" IUku iOCGH On Puushe IS Aston place NeN'i~A ND
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-21
fouses ano fdrms Uanfe6.

DROPERTY OWNERS offering HOUSES for
SALE RENT the coming will tnd TO Their sdvan
tae 10 description the the OLD established once OF
j. ROMANO BROWN. $50 Broadway, corner Of ThrtJhhhSt
No charge for Registering
XVANTED-HOUSE to BUY.-The advertiser
w wishes 70 buy month handsome
birch stories high 20 22 feet vide hsy Hill or
foreth and Fourth aud SIhses Pos
required Fall Cost between $4,000 and s4ooOO
and good Psrfave
ered Address R. w. j., Tnbnne 0nee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-21
PURSUANT to a DECREE of the HIGH

COURT made cause CD oeDNi
Of hms aud other, sgns the Mineral Hill Silver Mines Company,
I4ited and oh persons entitled the outstanding and unpaid
eh~st0rs- ISSUED Mineral Hin Silver Mines Com
paay med are h first Of October 1873 TO send
~ PREPAID william Tuqusnd Of No 10 Tohepho1se Yard
Lsaoa nqudsr Of the Mineral Hin Silver Mines Comosny Lin
their addresses and deepteHs The M
particulars Of their esns debebu default
hereof they pereupo excluded from the bneft the SAID de-
peoD entitled 70 ch outstanding and unpaid dehenres
10 BY himself his solicitor produce the deo.nue or deoens
claims before ms Homer the SIR
shsrd Mains his Chamber situated No Stone Buildings
Idpoes InR Mex THURSDAY. the 9th day Of November
1873 time appointed for adtadcatng
The claims his debaiure the said Mr. Tuquspd for
on
Dated 18Th day Of July, 1873 Ew WALKER Chief CLERK
ANTHONY PULLBROOK.
% Thresdnecdle-st, LoEdon Eng. Plaintiffs Solicitor
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NNANTED-The present address OF JOHN
w MARTIN plovman Fcrianhrs Scotland and lssi
hoard NJ Coo in 1912 knowing what has become Of bin
NAV hear Of something advantage applying JOHN GRANT
Solicitor PorfAr. North Britain.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-21
YORKSHIRE RELISH.

YORKSHIRE RELISH.
\ The Mos. Delicious and Cheapest sanee IN The Worh
Warranted pure free ron injurious ngftdlent
e72 100 BOTTLES SOLD IN oNB MONTH AUGUST loIzl
Sale vnprecedenied in the history Of sances N
so nv rocers Druggists Omen In bottles At d. Is ana "a
Trade Msrk-MilOw Pattern Plate, Beware oi lnitauona
Manufacturers: G00DAll, BACkhOuSt q Cg...
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Real Gsiaie TO Grrhanee

IMPROVED CITY PROPERTY, paying IL
per unproyed WeehesteT County properly Any
owner wishing make exchange will please address CASH OASIS,
Tribune Once
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6leampnais ano RAILROADS.

NTORWALK and DANBURY.--The new
IN steamer AMRRICUS leaves daily feet Of ksiets Eas. kfer
Al Is ard Thirty thrdSt 1880 sonhesHng rih he VAa
barr Railroad nVigoapg sA no du and about nan faoa'
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GRRDEJrER y.

ARDFNFR-By n man experienced IN All
branches 81 vegetable and flower gardening geen %
house cold aod hot srapees hyng out pleasure grounds @
best sonA be At CbRPBNIbhS loo S''
4 IA atsh.
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u Ohce at II. L MCINTYRE & BROS Grocery, Feed
Store and Bakery, Corner Of Fort and King Sts. Wagon calls
for all orders
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Progress of the Civil Damage Law.

At the Session Of 1872, the Legislature passed an
Act ITO make all persons retailing spiri,uOus and
intoxicating liquors liable in damages for injuries
done or received by those becoming intoxicated on
such liquors, and as the result Of such intoIicauon."
- far. this law has never been enforced here. not be-
cause the occasion has been wanting. but for the rca-
son perhaps that its true scope and intent have not
been thoroughly understood by those entitled to its
protection. 4 nearly similar law 10 this Of ours has
been IN force in several Of the States Of the American
Union during a number Of years past A late num-
Der Of the New York EreHiag Posi- (of which the
veteran VIM. Cullen Bryant is editor) has the follow
ing remarks in regard TO the progress Of this Civil
Damages Law:
Wherever the so-called - Ohio law or that re-
curing the liquor sellers TO pay damage for any in
Jury TO persons or property resulting from the sale Of
liquor, has been fully enforced, IL has been found very
ehectual, and therefore IL is natural that the liquor
interest should devote all its energies 10 the nuIlihca-
ton of this kind Of temperance legislation. Re-
Gently the Mayor Of Milwaukee, taking counsel per
haps of hs own wishes, refused 20 require the hqu or
sellers 10 take out licenses under the law Of Wisconsin,
alleging in defence that the law was unconstitutional
y case was brought in court requiring him TO obey
the provisions Of the law. His attorneys defended
him ingeniously, first on the ground that the law was
inconsistent with itself. and therefore Of no effect, i'm
that 1t licensed the sale Of liquor and then punished
the seller for acts done under his license; second,
that the statute law violated the common law In max
ing the seller responsible for very remote consequences
OF his act; and third, that il was possible for the
drunkard through other members Of his family 10
proht by his own crime. The Supreme Court has decid-
ed the case against the Mayor, affirming that the law
is constitutional and sound in law. the state havinga
right to prohibit OF regulate the sale of liquor as il
sees fit.
In several other states n similar law has been sus-
tanned by the courts, and the result has been very
marked. Iowa is cited specially as having given
heavy verdicts 10 those who have suffered from the
consequences of liquor selling, and the provisions Of
the law there are so clearly defined, and the law Is 10
popular, that the liquor sellers have not had the
courage to appeal IA case 90 the Supreme Court. The
working Of the law, so far, seems 10 prove that il liz
both more efectual and more just than either the alb
solute prohibitory law or the simple license without
the civil damages clause.
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SATURDAY. ECEMBER -.
NOTES OF THE WEEK.

CoLD.-For several days this week the hermOme
ter has ranged from 90 to 6s st daylight in the
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CHARLES Il. BISHOP, as Treasurer, in Account with
the Queens Hospital, Honolulu, showing Receipts
and Expenditures during the half year ending De-
cember Doth, 1879.
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SELLING WHISKY TO INDIANs-In the S. F.. BulIe-
tin of November "a, we read that Captain Kelly, of
the whaling bark Java, had been arrested at the in
stance of one of the crew of the vessel, ON the charge
of selling thirty gallons of prime whisky to the In
dams in Alaska, and was under bonds in the sum of
81, 900 to explain the matter in the Circuit Court.
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and square, and Mr.. Davis may feel very thankful
IA entering upon another mans labors. Many Is
the blister that | have raised on my hands with man
uh labor in building the house which is 10 serve rs
g an excellent parsonage house for The district" |
am glad that the Bishop has bought IL; but I do beg
that neither he nor any one else will print, write. or
allow 70 be printed or written such a mischievous
paragraph as the one | have now criticised.
In conclusion l would beg my friends to send
copies Of this 70 their friends 10 England or America;
80 that the autido,c may be as widely circulated a.
has the poison.
am, ever faithfully yours,
CMARLES q WILLIAMSON.