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Clint. Loudermillx, ''the despera-
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Roane county Jail, from Knoxville,
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Fx-Chief Justice Thompson. of
the Supreme Court Of Pennsylvania,
fell dead in the Supreme Court in
philadelphia on the 26th.
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of Chronic and Acute Rheumatism, Neuralgia,
Lumbago, Sciatica, Kidney. and Nervous Diseases,
after years of suffering, by taking DF. FILTER
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who has for 80 years treated these diseases e1clu-
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Read what we'll known Druggists say
about Aliens Lung BaIsam.

SPRINGFIELD, Tenn, Sept. 10, 1872.
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Tt has more reputation than any cough medicine
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W - Very Truly, Yours,
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ey- PHYSICIANS do not recommend medicine
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It as harmless to the most delicate child.
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A CHALLENGE,

rs extended to the world to place before the public
a better Cough or Lung remedy than ALIENS
LUNG BALSAM.
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The New York herald., 1874-12-10
THE sHAUGHRAUH.

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
Your tribute on Wednesday TO Mr.. Boucicault's
talent and recognition Of his recent and wonder
full success Is nothing but what is justly due, and
desire. though in no sense connected with theatri-
cal matters, to supplement- 1t by . word for one
who largely contributes to this success. In the
new play OF the tShaughraun" every artist
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Gus gentleman as Mr.. Polk can be carried ashore
by the Shaughraun IKE q baby In arms, or the
astonishing equanlmity with whicn ne learns OF
the loss OF his wiie and his estate all at once.
But still the totality Is perfect, and hence Its
success. But there 10 another specific element
which is s.rikingly Operatic-that OF the simple.
lady-like refinement OF one actress pervaoing
every scene in which she appears. OF course
re.er to MISS DyaA From the initiate milkpatl 70
expression OF the same refined Intelligence and
charm OF perfectly unaffected manners. The
nashes of irrepressible brOgue are delicious. In
no dlsparagement " may be said that no other
artist could do Tor Mr.. BOuctcault what this lady,
but yesterday q stranger to Us all, does. DO not
presume to say that the play would be 'naugnr'
without her, but with her II 10 very winning. Pray
insert this. W.
The New York herald., 1874-12-10
AMUSEMENTs.
The Lxceum Theatrs.

"Cnpperic." the best OF Herve's works, was
pral1ced last night at this house under the most
favorable auspices There was q crowded and
brilliant audience, who enjoyed heartily the
music, which Is very superior to what we Rener.
ally nnd IN works OF the same character. 'Chil-
peric" Is full OF melodies tnat leave lasting i'm
precision. The story Is amusing and gives
ample opportunity for the display Of gro
tesque humor. which u the charm OF
this class OF performance. The reception
1t met with last night was very favorable and lr
cannot fail to prove attractive It's predeces-
sors Miss Soldene as Cnilperic looked every inch
Q king. She was IN excellent voice and gave the
several songs that 1ell to her with her usual dash
and spirit. MISS L. Robson, VINO took the part or
0alsuinda, promises TO become iavOrte with the
public Already she has made quite remarkable
progress IN the good graces OF the audiences
progress due wholly TO the excellence OF her
singing Last night she was twice recalled. Her
voice ts sweet and sympatnetic, and she sings
with much feeling. Miss Lyndhurst as Fredeg0nde
and Mr.. Laurent as Landry also made q favorable
impression. The work IL pretty well divided, and
"a the melodies are thickly distributed ana the
agreeable tarning up which renders y impossible
for the audience not to be pleased. The appoint
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MURDER ON The HIGHWAY.

A Farmer Killed ON His Way Hone by.
Band Of RObbors-His Money and
Watch Taken-Esoape Of tho Rumans.
WMkEsBARRE, Pa, Dec. Q, 1874
farmer named Klein was murdered and
robbed on Monday night on the turnpike road, at
point called the Notch, about two miles from
Scranton. He had been IN that city with load Of
hay and load OF potatoes, which he sold for cash.
One OF the teams was driven by himself and the
other BY . young son, who was several rods
ahead. While going through the Notch OF the
mountains six men sprang from the roadside and
seized the farmers horses and pulled him from
the wagon and kicked and beat him. He begged
for mercy, but finding MS pleading OF NO avall Tor
himself he besougnt them not to harm his son.
HIS cries were stopped at this point BY .
PISTOL BALL THROUGH HIS HEART.
He was then roDbed OF MS watch and money ana
the murderers disappeared In the woods. not hav-
ing molested the boy. The latter, however, was
so paralyzed bv fear that he could not move and
was found weeping bitterly half an hour after
ward by some other farmers on their way home.
He did not know any OF the murderers Of his
father and there II no clew whatever as 20 who
they were. f4