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EMPLOYMENT OFFICE-Room No. /. south
T. east corner 18th and Douglas SITS. Want
ed immediately, servant girls, farmhands, car.
penters and laborers, also real estate bought and
sold, and taxes paid Tor n~on-readents,
J. W. FISHER,
jvStf Omaha, Neb.
, 1874-09-05

Tho Republican party socmH to havo grown
a"eary Of it's prcsllont. 1tg platforms DO mol
oxprcsH unrcsorvod faith in him. Tho lnta
about tue country layo ut ]aat mot opon re-
bulso In stato Conventions. Very ucanty crumbs
| OF comfort havo boon vouchBarod Linn In other
respects. Tho Connecticut, Delaware, Alabana,
| Iowa, Illinois. mud Ohio Republicans havo utterly
ignored him and his doings In their platforms
OF 1874 In como Of theBo States, md notably
III Illinois, auch silonco was really studied in
suit. In 1ndiann, Mr.. Morton permitted tho
adoption OF All expression of "entiro confidence
In tue integrity and honor Of tho President Of
tho Unitod etates." Tho Indiana Ropublicaua,
having admiuatorod this soothing eyrup to thoir
President struck straight ut him by adopting q
financial resolution directly opposed to Ills views
In Maine, tho party platform moroly approved
OF tho Vcto. Vermont and Now Joraoy aafd
some pretty things. In Louialans, tho men
whom Grants bayonota put in power vero
naturally lost In admiration Of hiu .1iborat
enlightened, and Just policy" in foreign and
domestic affairs. In Michigan, tho party Con-
Vontion votod down q resolution indorsfpr
Grants course on tho currency question aud d.
clinod to say anything about him. In Ohio. n
resolution denouncing third torn was do],atod
in committee, but finally suppressed. Tho poll
ticlans who rulc Pennsylvania yelled thoir dis
gust at resolution indoraing Gzants third can-
dldacy,i and in btttor irony announced that thoy
proforrod eyon Hartranft to Grant. Nebraeka
wont doad against third torn. Kansas do
ctarod
Tho unwritton law enacted by tho example Of tho
Father Of his Country, In declining reelection to
tic Presidential torn, is contracting ns though
1t was Incorporated in tho National Conatitu.ion and
ought mover to DO violated,
AL this is very cold comfort ia tho Third
Tormozn and thoir proposed now paper to bo pull
hshed daily IN New York 60 long as tic funds OF
the 1ndian Ring hold out. It is oylcnt thattho
President will havo to look outs1do Of tho Re-
publican party for future support. The Demo-
Gratis Will not hare him. Tho G1angers, Farm
era, md Independent Roformors have no In
forest in him. Tho Liberals explicitly repudiate
him. Yet ono ray Of hope remains. Drowning
mon will catch at q Btraw, and so BONO South
orners are ready to clutch oyon at Grant, II ho
will promise to load them out Of their bondage.
Tho Richmond Wig Of tho s0tL ult. sayB: "If
q third term would sa7o ua from 'ciyil rights
and dragonades and loave us tho substance of
eolf~goyornmont, it would bring no terrors with il
to US; re havo no time now for sentimental
politics and imaginary blcseinga,1 Carpot-bng
rule haa mado the South ripo for tho overthrow
Of tho Republic.
, 1874-09-05

Special Committee Of tho Mtnnosotn Lcgis.
Intro has examined tho accouutn of Charlcs
Mollrnth, ox-Auditor Of tho State, md found In
them abundant evidence Of dofa1cation. Nc
1lrath WAS cx-oD1cio Laud Commissioner. Ho
was charged with tho salo OF timber On landa
belonging to tho State; and, though no record
Of such transactions was found among Ills
papers, tho Committee nscortatnod from other
aources that he uniformly turned oyor to tho
stato Treasury amounts less than Lis receipts by
many tlousanda Of dollars. Tho eum etolen is
cattmatod By tho Committee at 987, 1860
The Committee is composed Of two To-
publicaus and ONO Democrat. Tto roport
Is Unanimous. We aro not surprised to loarn
that McIlrath mover executed tho customary
bond, and that Ex-Gov. Austin, whose duty it
was to socuro tho State against loss, noyor at-
tempted to dotormine tho responsibility Of his
Auditor. 1ndcod 1t has become quito m oxtraor-
dinary thing for any government to recover
from bondsmon tho suma stolen by Its servants.
Public opinion in Minnesota Ia said to DO much
aroused by tho revelations Of Mellrnth's mis-.
doingB md tho Republican party Ia 30 much In
d1efavor that tho chances Of victory for tho
Opposition ut tho noxt election arc about oyonly
balancod. II this should come about, MIR. Ram-
soy will bo retired to private life.
, 1874-09-05

There ia another ministerial criats in Spain.
Zabala hasrcsgned, md sngasta haa under-
far announced aa lilsoly to DO prominent in Tic
now Government arc for the most part unknown
in this country, or, If known, are Of only ordina-
~ consequence. Six ont Of eight Of tho persons
Try, among them being 9agasta himself, who
still retains l,is portfolio aa Minister Of the In-
terror. The political significance of the change
III not explained in the dispatches. )
, 1874-09-05

We desiro to call tho attontiou Of Mr, Cyrus
z. Mccormick to valuable article on tho Trim
ity, pablshcd in tho last number Of his poper.
tho Interior. Tho author Of tho article ia
Aothes, or tho True One. Tho authors other
namo is said to bc Nathanao1 Wcst. as Natla-
nne ia an 1s1ncito in whom thore is no guilo II Ia
entirely fitting thot o Hhould traps]aty n,u na,no
Into Crock, md call himself A1othcs. Ho haa
gtveu us an absolutely exhaustive article On tho
Trinity. Tint tho public mny 500 tlat tho cub
1eot has ct last been talon up by man wl1o Is q
porfoce mastor Of 1t, wo quote fow passages
from tho article In question: "1n that Essonco
(of dod) Is tho Eternal Act and Property Of Pa
tornity. tho Etcrnal Ao. md Property Of Filiatou
tho Eternal Act and Property Of Procession
God, plus Paternity, oqua1s First Person of tho
Trinity. God, plus Filiatton, equals Second Ter
son. God. PLUS Procession, equals Third Person."
Whoroby wo perceive TINT horo is q msn who
knows what ho is talking about. Prot. SWINGS
Trinity Is doclatod to 10 monstrous " plotiuiau
Ennenlity In Unity" And, az if that woro not
enough to damn him In tho estimation of all
good citizons. Alcthee goes On further to DECLARE
that tllis man Swings Trinity j" IN only q Triail
ity, 4 Modalism. not n Hypostatica1 Trinity, or
Trinity Of Persons" "It Is MonarchianIsm.'
ut is simply Unltarianisrn." tIt is Bwo1on-
borgianiam." ut ls essentially panthoistic,'
But ne havo quoted enough to Hhow tho oxceed-
ing great value Of this article. 1t will not only
sorve as o corrective Of laoresy, but it n,ay bo
made to act aa 4 mighty regenoratiYo forco upon
, 1874-09-05

including vosae1a in ballast an roll as thoso car.
r51ns cargo, TINT thoy compare as o7.e md o4.8.
Ill tue year 1891 tho total shipping OF thu
oht'fo British Kingdom moasurcd 2,58o, ,2o3 tons.
In 1874 it waa 7,21os29 tonA. In 1921
tho total shipping Of our own country
measured 1,2S2'Go8 tom. In 1872 1t was 1881.
o57 tons, which Is proportionatoly moro rapil
than In England England Is far alosf] Of ua l.,
atoafn TONNAGE In 1874 1t reached 1,C4o,oso
tons, while oura WINS only 177Gso. Tho etoam
tonnage of England ia increasing urc,, ,noro
rapidly tl,an tho other.
, 1874-09-05

Mr.. George 7. IIoar Inns consented to stand
for recollection to Congress; md now the
question roo,,rs vhethor lle can aoousn I. majo
ity Of tho votors In his district Tho Worcostor
newspapers suggest tho possibility Of hts dotoat,
aud remark that his nomination, as 1t Ia anoo-
icitod, may bo D fatal mistako. Thoy Bpoak Of
It Us "a rod rag to tho mud bull, "-moaning
Dutlor,-and as "eign tint tho old fottd ia to
bo kopt up" Tho "mad bull" has following
In tho district which ie numerically respectable,
and may bo counted on TO voto agalrst Mr. 1Ioar.
The dofeat Of Mr. Hoar, of courso, would bo tn"
end Of his political asplrations' but. '4''no ~
hnvo nevor boon worry ac-u.."'. s''n " reau''
woa 11a',. no, y" .' ".0 1879 waa o1oo and last
~. = .Iocrats carried tho district, In tho
'o"' stoyornor, by 1923.
, 1874-09-05

Late adyceH from japan arc full Of intoraat
The Japaneso aro making every effort, and with
good prospects, Of Buccess, to prevent q war with
China on nccount OF tho Formosan imbror1jo
nn!, in tho moantimo, are collecting an army for
Immediate aervice, in cnso tho atto1unts Mt
qualification fell. There is much complaint. Tim
Justice Of which is not certainly established, of
interference ny United atatcs officials at A,nov
with moaHongers dispatched by tho Japanese
Govornmont TO tho Chinese aud tho imnljca-
ton ia that tho foreign representatives In both
countries are working to bring on a war.
"o can understand how a little blood mav
DO talcn from those hot OrientalH with protlt tn
tho s'ansradoa, blncI white. and gray, who have
t;':aod ad'niitanco there; but It is tho part Of
charity to keep auspiclons Of thie paturo in
allegiance until more positive atlyicos hnve hmm
received. Another piece of news by tho 1aat
steamer Ia that tho s1nonoski affair, rs botwoan
tho Japanese Gnl our own Government, waa m,
sottloe, IN Ilas boen commonly supposed, accord.
inf 10 tho equity in tho caso. Tile amount ~
tho indemnity has boon extortod by our stato
Department. not because it ia Justly ours b,t
because tile other foreign Goyornnouts have a,.
ready recoiyod their BnroB, and 1t ia not connid.
cred ontarprising for the American nation to
hold aloof from 4 achomo Of plundor.
, 1874-09-05

Tho Permanent Committee of tho French As
eo1ahly held stormy session yesterday. Some
os tho 'ao1nholH objected in good round torms to
tho rigorous treatment Of tho newspapers By
Lilo Government. 1t was SAID, and not denied,
in tho ccourao Of tho debate, TINT ono Bordeaux
Journal "as suppressed for intmating that Mar
EAal alacsiallou wns coldly received during his
recent Journey; and the Donapartist papers
werc simi'aey disposed Of for being what they
Id Always boon. Mncalahon's Government ia
Enthusiastically drifting in tho samo direction as
Lofts Napoloon's Ropubiio. Next will como d
nlchiBeffa
, 1874-09-05

Two mon hayo boon committed to jail for tho
"sfociot's murder at Ilenryyillo, Ind, receutly
noticed in these columns. It will ha roInamhar-
cd that tho naurtlor uas accomplished by tying
tho 7ictian to tho railroad track; and that thoro
was no motive for 1t beyond dosiro to escapo
punishment for robbery. AVigilanco Committee
has boon lying in whit for tho murdcrorH since
their arrest, aud it will not bo Surprising item
Of now' my OF those mornings that thoro Inns
been m execution in that aoghborhood not rec
Ognizol By lazy,
, 1874-09-05

statesman Is ono who would call war measures
good tn timca Of poaoe, md givo us m iuconvert-
1bio currency forever, and plenty Of It, Tho
people OF tho United Btatcs o1pect to l,ear Phil
aaolpii'a give moro sensible oxpreaaion Of tho
7to"a OF her bnsinosa mon Oh tho financial ques-
tlon to tho world.
, 1874-09-05

riblo troubles hayo broken out among throo
American preachore, Dooollor, s.llton, and Arout-
toni that lovo-lottors written by stlton to
blada'no Dcocher Btowo hnvo bocn found iu tic
posBoaalon Of tho nov. Mr.. Moulton TINT Still
Ton haa brought mn action against h1r. Docclor
Tor tho seduction Of his youngest daughter
Florence, claiming $4,000 damages that Mud
a'nc Boechcr Ia tho mot]lcr of Unclo Tom, tho
bllad pianist. WHO oroatod fow yoars ago 10
groat furoro oyor Franco.
, 1874-09-05

England still maintains hor position aa !.
pro-onlinontly maritime nation. Tho latest To-
turns relating to her merchant uarino s,,ow II
to DO in a worry satisfactory condition, What ita
magnitude aud how rapid its increase NAV bo
coon from tho following figures furnished by tho
English National Board of Trade. The tonnoco
Of ahips engaged In tho foreign trado of tia
unitod Kingdom haa boon multiplied six timos
IN period OF thirty-avo yoars beginning viii,
less. This fncludoa tho tonnage ongagod in
"arda aud outwarda. The proportion OF ton
nago belonging to tho United Kingdom
employed In foroigu trato wae. in
leSS, 7o6 por cont. In 1879 It was
o9'2 per cont. Allowing however, for tue
foot that In 1864 Parliament etroctc1 n c,o,oo :,
tho mothod Of measuring vesBoo, and that then
aud afterwards stepa we're taken to clear tho
british register. 1t will DO seen that there may
10 no oxaggorntion in the statomopt that tho re-
ea4t VIA diminution Of Tonnage by about
aooooo tons. Thns in tlirty-1yo yoars tl,oro
naa poon scarcely any diminution In tic propor-
LION OF British ahipe engaged In tho trado Of tho
country With tho rost Of tho world. After tho |
English tonnage engaged In English foreign |
1fado'-a e., eithor bringing England foreign |
Goodn or carrying English goods to foroignors,-
tue German is tho largest, and got tho
tarman IL only onc-tonth tho English. It
will surpriso our readers, perhaps, to learn
Ehas tho Norwegian IL utmost equal to tho Ger
man, and that tho French 10 loss than half the
Norwegian. Tho American Tonnage engaged In
, 1874-09-05

Many country newspapers attached to tho In-
dependent Reform Party have takon Mr. Esser'a
na1nc from tho State ticket. ind advised their
readers to voto for "anybody to boat him." II
terms of roproach could kill candidate, r. Etter
would haye boon out Of tho way long ago. Bon
cdict Arnold il tho favorito nppol1ation with tho
country editors who havo not wholly loat their
voices through anger.
, 1874-09-05

NO urged upon tnnsters nnd mon tho adyisatilit,
OF forming limited partnarshipa On tho plot
Which tho gront Engl'sh coal and shipbuihltne
anu newspaper 1rmn Of Briggs Bros, Tor, Hond
| Il TO-. ntid ". H. Smith Il Go. hnye found &c
profitable. Tito mastors would havo mono Of it.
i''o mon, aftor Hq1ai,doring In au uBoloas strike
tic f''nds tlat would liaye started thom in brnl-
heso Oil the'r own recount, took half OF our ad-
Vleo and Hot up for themselves. Without monoy,
without crodit, without confidence in osoh othor.
.nos speedily abandoned tho struggle and ro-
lapscd Into tholr old hana-to-mouth vay Of
living.
1hla summary leavos only tho oarpontors' as-
eocfation to bo discussed. Il startod on oa,,v
With good1y number Of subscriptions on its
pookH. Tho workingmen In chareo of IL fill
b1sndly into trouble and oxponHo about thofr In
CORPORATION. This trouble ut tho outset shook
their faith In cach other. Only twonty-nnc aharcs
"ofo taken In tho now company. However, work
was got aud affairs woro going on we'll, whom
chickering's botwoon tho mombora brought on dis
aBter. Tho mon could not boar that ono of thcr.
Holves should direct their work. Whom his or.
doris dlsploaaod them, they sulked and atood still.
Tho roturn OF ao,no Of thom to England weak
oued tho association. Embozzlernont OF funds
and ontanglementa In law-Bnita wore tho coup-de
grace. Tho company collapsed. It went to
wreck on tho very rooks which TIE rn1nusH Of
lnat winter mapped out.
Wo ha7o skctclod tho history Of co-oporatlon
IN this city at such length In order that working
, 1874-09-05

Tho Chicago produce markets wero generally
stronger yesterday, grain being excited, Mess
POLK WAS quiet and firm ut s2s.00 rer brl caa1,,
nHl si7,25 ao!lor the yoar. Lard was dull
and unchanged, at e15.00 per lou tha cash, and
S1l.3714 nollor lho ycar. Meata woro qulot md
Heady at e;lo for shoulders 129{@12Ho for
1l:orI m!ddles, and 10@1l1&o for aweot-pickled
Iana' 1lighwinoa wero quiet and stronger, ut
st'oo por gallon. Lake froights were aotiyo and
1tin' NJ 3;lo for wheat to buffalo. Flour was
q"et aud unchanged. Wheat was quito actlyo
ma 10 higher, closing at D5sso so'lcr the month
nnd 9411ao for October. Corn was active. and
2'h'ghor. contng woak ut ~ cash and 72gto for
,'' .e'"'of' uath woro very aottvo. and 1@111o
1"'u''' closing at 4a4o cash and 1890 soller
oe'ooeF' R;o wau activo, and a@9o Lighor.
, 1874-09-05

Tho Doard Of Public Works in this city has
contracted for Is mlles Of brick and pipo sow-
eragd, to cost s2o3 1880. Much Of this money
will undoubtedly bo misspont, in tho interest Of
roal estate epocnlators; aud Of tho remainder
only small part will DO judicious1y plaeed whore
1t will do tho most good.
, 1874-09-05

terchcokcd this wholesome tondonoy Of North
orn public opinion, md will. 1t not summarily
suppressed and punished, put it baok to tho iraa
ciblo mood in which Andrew johnson loft 1t,
tlan Which nothing could DO moro undesirable
to both SECTIONS.
, 1874-09-05

Mayor Colvin has refused 10 restore tho IL
ceuso of pawnbroker suspected Of being TO.
cciver Of stolen goods. Ho haa also directed tho
establishments to draw thoir curtains after mid
night. He has also driven tho protty-waitor-
girls to tho wino-roomB In tho pack part Of
their collars. lie has made tho city assume
virtue though it Inns 1t not.
, 1874-09-05

zArKs or *unecn1rr1oN trATARLE N ApTAEoR1.
Fl. Weskis,...... J.tj WeotI ..... ....... 2.6O
1,,c,en; fInisv lid mi.asos bs surn and kive roat
cnee address in tnll. Including st9o md count, .,.
Cflco o,nr, or in rfgst cred Iotte,a. At etr fak.
TERM 10 o1TY BUnHoRfnfhs.
Dail,. dcll.orod tnuda! tnGiudsd y cent: ros weex
Addiclu . THE fls!hbnh oOhEnN H.
, 1874-09-05

closing n. &c., Barley was less active and weak,
closing at oAo cash, md 800 for October. Hogs
woro dull, and 5@1oo lower, with sa1oA chiefly at
&g.4o@e. .o5. Cattle wcre in good demana and
ru.ot firm. Bhoop woro fairly actt1o and Btoady.
, 1874-09-05

M'v1oKEns Tf1EATrI-Medtton tsEest; 1oi~eSt ha"1,s
Dcssborn and Atnto. Engagement Of EdWtn Aah"'o
s'Tho Marble uoarh." Afternoon nnd evening"
, 1874-09-05
To.pAy's ADJUSTMENTS.

noo1EY's NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., st1ee!. ho'Teoa9 tn9
Ozark and lA8Allo. 1,1d ABtfRy.' httof"oo1 ""~
evoniuH.
, 1874-09-05

ACADEMY or 1aated stsset; bot"nan, Mth' ~
lam aud hJnnroc Tngagenient q hoHoEt Aao"""o'
s'Win Van WInkio." Afternoon and cvcnln9.
, 1874-09-05

Iho persons WHO compose tho firm doing hue;-
noas under corporate name pay 81, 900 tux On
tho snmo amount of actual property rs is owDoa
by tho firm doing business under their personal
hanaos. Tho difference ia tho animal pena]tv
hxod by tho State board for tho uso OF tho
franchise It is ono Of tho maryols of orr
rovonua systom that from t1ls ruling bv +.o
State Board there Is no appeal. and for ,ts
inequality and in1ustico thoro is no romedv
From tho dociaion Of tho Assessor who assoaaoa
Our lands and property there is IN appeal, and A
way to rodross wrongs. The State Board IN
presumed by law to hayo infinite intelligence,
and lts decisions aro put beyond tho roach of
tue corrective authority Of tho Supreme Court,
This power to mako property, and tho e.ocs that
represents tue property. and tho dobts duo from
tho company and also represented In TIM
property. separate and additional Items for ta,au
ton Is carried to the oxtont of making banka
doing businoEH with s20o 900 capital. aud hovjnc
S1'ooo,ooo OF deposits, report the whole sum Of
thoir deposits as debts, to DO taxed in addition
to their capital!
II tho Legislature Of Illinois had for its oh,oot
tho expulsion OF capital and tho prolibitjnn ~
Its Investment In manufactures or other Droluot.
tVc Industry, no mora ppt law for that purposo
could hayo boon devised tAsn our Ileyonuo 1,u
Tho Board OF Equalization has tho power to ron,
dor this discrimination harmless, and at tho
sumo titno act Justly to all oasscs OF property.
o@norH- Tho Board ia not inclined that wov |
and tho only remedy Ia In the election of n J,o.
, 1874-09-05
SOCIETY MEETINGS.

AMERICAN arusEuMs Monroe >, ssrost, between si'
BtAto and Dearborn Aoano1oh' '>''oino ~
Ami i1n.
, 1874-09-05

II. ~. B1Gr1nw I.ODGEt No. 4ss. H. r; md 4: H.:
.,t i,e iii ue9.oo At Frectnnsons Hail.
can f:.rrt.. Building, This tsaurdas) o7onna. 1 :.
oor1f"''' 'n''ea' 11o1pnrpaE 0. CoJr-
, 1874-09-05

40 Journ@ Do Aarsoiles ia rather +" nixea
VI 'ne beooher-I1ltoR scandal. II says that tos-
, 1874-09-05
pl)p Gblf2srDa W2ibrs,,e.

Saturday Morning, September s. 1874.
, 1874-09-05

dpRNE1s OF CLARK AND
- .ffants Tho ttnost and boat ful set Of
m. Naturalization given or money refunded.
testh * E0IrTE IN A PROMPT AND WORKMAN.
~, r. ru,anot ts n"a d!healt watch TT reGaifss manu-.
hn.tnasrsS sots nro pcsfcctly eafo f freproet
0nla HAMILTON. ROWE i CO., % State-st. south
~ comcr of WasItngtnn.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-20
FgANCAEESTE2 ITEMS.

CIRCUIT CouRr.-Yesterday cambridge
Stokes (colored), charged with fcloniouSly
cutting Richard Stokes, in Bermuda town
ship. November %, 1878, was tried and
found guilty, and bis punishment fixed al
eight years Imprisonment in the penitc Il.
tiary.
Henry Randall (colored), charged with
shooting j. S. Moore, i'll Clover Hill town.
ship, last August. was sent back to the Coun
IS Court for rciadictment.
Tie renire was discharged after service
Of one week.
The latter part Of yesterdays session was
occupied in calling the common-law docket
The court will probably remain in session
several days, rs some cases have been placed
on the calendar Tor next Tuesday.
MEETINGS To-N1GuT.-The Conservative
citizens residing between the south side o.
Seventh and the north side of Tenth avenue
Will meet at tue county courthouse tonight
to organize ward cluD.
The semi-montbly meeting Of the Town
Trustees will take place at u o'clock to-
night.
AN ACCEPTABLE OFFEElNG.-A number o.
the congregation Of the Colorcd Baptist
church surprised the pastor on Wednesday
night with an acceptable present of Quan.
tty Of good things.
PROPERTY SALE.-The valuable property
on Hull street known as the. Central House
owned by General II. M. Logan, has beer
purchased By Mr. Henry A. Jordan, who
designs to make extensive improvement:
upon it.
THE COUNTY COURT -HoUsE.-The question
of the removal of the courthouse is agair
being agitated.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-20

CONSUMPTION, the scourge OF the human family
may In Its early stages be promptly arrested anc
permanently cured.
RAyENSwooD, W. VA, October 20, 1879.
DR.. X. y. Pierce:
Golden Medical Discovery. I owe my life to 1t
having been afflicted for years. Did not use 1t but
> short time before was benefited; ut that time ]
was very bad, not able to sit up much suffering
greatly with my throat. was getting blind had o
dry cough and much pain in my lungs. have used
twelve bottles OF the Discovery, and am almost we'll
KATE 7. WARDNER.
son Of Mr. ). II. MESECK, Of Chatham -Four
Corners. n. r., has been cured of consumption by
DR.. PIERCE'S Golden Medical Discovery-so says
Mr.. G.. B. CANFIELD, editor Of the Chatham
Courier.
S. EGLAR, druggist, of West Union, O., writes
to state that DR.. PIERCE's Golden Medical Dis
coyery has effected wonderful cure OF cousump-
ton In his neighborhood.