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GOOD PICTURES.

Having prepared himself with the BEST
INSTRUMENTS in the market, and
all the
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Dissolution Of Co.Partnership.

Commissioners Office, Mifliin- }
town. Nav IL. 1874.
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obstacles 10 Marriage,

Happy Relief FIR young men from the erec
Of Errors aud Abuses in early life. Manhood r
stored. ImpedimeBts 20 Marriage removed
New method Of treatment New and renfarka-
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sealed envelopes Address, HOWARD ASSO-
CITATION. No. South Ninth Sf, Philadelphia,
Pa.-ap Institution having high reputation fof
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Every Day an Increase III FLESH
and WEIGHT is Seen and Felt

Every drop OF tho SAaSAPARIiL1tN RISoL-
VENT COMMUNICATES thronghthe Blood sweat trlneI
aad Other fluids and Juices Of the system ihe'sro Q,
M FOR the wastes OF the hody wiz snu
.ound material Scrosil., syphilis, tca-uInpioh'
clan lul,r disease. ticcrs IN the thro't mouth Ia
t,n-. Nersi the lans and other parts oi The s'ei
Sors Eses StrumorOus discharges ir M I'll" Ears anc
the worst forms of SKIN diseases, krupiinn- feser
srreS Sc,l Al Al Ring Worm, sail Rheum, hTN 'peas
Acne Fla fSp.iS Wurmsin the tlesh, Iur'r,: an
eersin The Womb, and u / weakening aud pslisI uls
hives Ni.hi Swca., Loss OF sperm andsi NasNsoI
the nd. srlnepe ara wtihu tie cursiN range y a.,
Son,ier ui No -rn chemistry, and ic" Gays USE
proys 40 INV cr,on usa itior sther oil these toifs Of
disease - pnient po wer tncnre them.
Ifth pat ali duiy becoming redGcef ny me wastes
.nd ds>omp >itOl thstis Continually p'ogreashK sue
cees IA arreSIng these wastes snd relairs the same
Min nav IN made from healthy hio~i-anu 'sis
he SAESAPAfIiiIAS Will and durs seeure-a eurs
Arrrain; Err " hen once THIS remedy commences ~
wo~k ot puriiratior auf sucg sedS in dnnish'rg me
les. 81 wastes it, repairs be rape mo ,Nery uai
he ent wiilfee hins. growing lei'sr ana sisunge
the iy,d icesu.g better appetite improving ahuhs
aud weg ht increasing. r..-.,.- .,,a,.
slls o~n remedial AGENTS IN ths cure Of Chionc scro
faons Constitutional. aud skin diseases; bo'iin ne
only positive cure for
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The undersigned beg leave to inform
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Price or TIcxrl Whole Tickets, $50; Halves
$40; QcsrterS. -; Eighths. or each Cou-
pon. $50. * Tickets for SluO.

PRICE or TIcxElS Whole Tickets $50; Halves.
$40: O,srters =: Eighths. or each COu-
pom. $50: - Tickets FOR s,oO.
The Montpelier Femo'e Humane Association,
Chartered by the Legisla,h OF virginia and tn-
Cir'uit Cou OF orange cOSlnty, PROPOSES, ~ a
Grand Gift Concert. to es.ah IN ana e'iow
-HOme for the Old InhrfR. AID .Vest ute Ladies
OF vi ginia," az Montpelier, sac 10, 'ue1 residence
Presid ent James Madison.
GOvERSORs OFFICE. Richmond. july 80. ls'4 -
L affords me pleasure % say rhat am NSru ac-
quanted with q large majority Cf the ono OF
the Montpelier Female Humane Associatinn,
who reside in the vicinity q ms hOrie, ami NJ
test their Intelligence worth ana riea reputation
as gentlemen. a. we'll a. the pucltc confidence.
influence and substantial means Literally repre-
scented among them
JAS. l. KsNPEs Gov. "a.
ALEXANDRIA Va, Julys. iSss.-' Lcom-
men them ls < ntlemen Of honor and integrity,
and fully entitled % the confidence Of the pUt-
X. W. uU0aEs, Z. = Judge. Easn Dist. Va.
Further references by permission: His Excel
lency Gilbert q. Walker, EX-Gov. Of Virginia
Hon Root F. Withers, Llent-SOy. ~ Virginia
and L. : senator elect; Senator'S aud Members
OF Congress from Virginia.
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circular. Address,
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Chesapeake g. Ohio Railroad,


Western States and tic reatOard
Rich
nd bridge be
sde a the e Huntingdon with
Railroads extending through the entire Vest and Northcest
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n IL. BAKER,
PRACTICAL MILLWRIGHT.

Understands building all kinds Of saw-Yills,
Gang Mills, Circular a1d Nulry Mtlls. + PEE
pared 10 do all wo:k In his line. Has had en- r.
gerence Of Eighteen years. I'm wiiliamspoFt
Pennsylvania. and in the Western numbering
countries lie understands bofh water and steam
power, also understands running all KIDS Of saw
MILLS. He 1efes competition both A. a buiDde
ard Sawyer. RIFE eucr Burlin0h,m & PuIdl,
ChaFlesfon. ". Va sE-AN wolk wsrrsnIe!.
1n1 dnne ina Notmspifsf nanuer. Afi1>s
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INVITATION TICKETS. Visiting and
L Business Cards. Letter-Heads De-. Or.
neatly printed az this ofhea
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have in connection with ny store o
large and choice selection Of
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FEVER AND AGUE.

prygR AND AGv.; suredfor fry cents There ~ |.
.ns t~ne aud all o'hsr MaiArious, Bilious, scarlet
Tynhoid. Yel~w. and OH feyers a,c.d o. ~ y
SPILLS 80 quick rs --ADKAi . READY BE-
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FIRST GRAND GIFT CONCERT
MOntlalEF Female Humane Association.
AT ALEXANDRIA. A,
NOVEMBER e3RD, 1874
LIST OF GIFTS,
AUMBER OF TICKETS. 100. 900.

D. IIs Cash OIfts. amonntlns o.. tl.O0@0
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1874-09-12

The East,

The State Central Committee of New York
hmor Dealers have resolved to hold their
state convention at Albany the 30th of Septem-
Der next.
REV JONI S. GLENDENNING. Of the Pros
pect Presbyterian Church. Jersey CITY, was
sued by the Poormaster to compel him to
maintain the child of the late Miss Pomerov
The counsel for the prosecution endeavored to
have the statement of Miss Pomeroy, made
just before her DEATH admitted as evidence,
and falling with that Withdrew the complaint.
Gendenning is to be proceeded against on
charges of seduction and breach of promise.
THE annual festival of the Bavarians of New
York city convened the 30th nit. continuing
three days. Members of the societies were
clad in costumes of their native places.
SIMON WILLARD, of Boston. the well-known
dealer i'll chronometers aud Watches died re-
Gently, aged 80 years. He graduated at West
Point in 1915 and after one years service as
Third Lieutenant resign ed
THE Mechanics, savings bank of Nashua,
y. II has resumed, the depo.itors' account be-
ing reduced ID per cent, to correspond with
the depreciated securities.
THE thirteenth annual convention of the
Fenian brotherhood opened in New York Aug.
%. The object of this convention is to seek
II close union between the Fenians of this
country and those of Ireland
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1874-09-12
THE WORKINGMEN.

A large meeting of Workingmen was
held In Tompkins square, New York,
on the 3lst ult., to protest against the
breaking up of the workingmen's meet
ing in the square last January, and
the arrest and Imprisonment of Chris
tian Meyer on a charge of assauiting a
police sergeant. 1t was an orderly
affair. John S. Winton was the chief
speaker The resolutions hold Mayor
Havemeyer personally responsible for
the outrage of the 18th of January
demand the immediate removal OF
Matsell and Duryea from the Police
Commission and say the rottenness of
our financial system, and the corrup.
ton and neglect of our governing
classes, threaten TO renew, this coming
winter, the heart-rending scenes of
misery and starvation still fresh in the
memory of toilers. Therefore per
sonal vigilance has become the duty of
the people.
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MASTERS CONVENTION.

The Masters Convention assembled
in the hall Of the International Hotel,
Niagara Falls, at 2 P. NJ, Sept. 2. Vari
Gus committees submitted reports. The
constitution was read and adopted, and
permanent organization effected by
the election Of the following officers
e. A. Lynde, of Buffalo, president
Thomas ID. Hawley, Detroit, W. A.
Decker, Davenport, Iowa, and Francis
Blackburn, of Philadelphia, vice presi-
dents; VIM. Storey, of Albany, record
ing secretary; j. J. Wheeler, of Buf.
falo. corresponding secretary; f. b
Parsons, of Rochester, treasurer f; +.
Davis, of Watkins, n. Y, CT. b. Thorn
as, of Detroit, w. G. Ford, of Whining
ton, Del, Joshua Rhodes, of Pittsburg,
Pa, and H. Copper, of Cincinnati, ex-
ecutive committee. A resolution was
adopted instructing the secretary to Oh
tain statistical information respecting
the capital engaged in the mailing bust
ness, the labor employed, and classify
the same by states, and report at the
next annual meeting.
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GERMANY.

The recent German census shows that
the non-German inhabitants of the En-.
pire number :, 240, 600, or s per cent.
They consist of 100000 French-speak-
ing people in Alsace-Lorraine, 10000
French and Walloons in the Rhine
Provinces, 2,450,0 900 Poles, 1000
Lithuanians. 10000 Danes in North
Schleswig, $4,000 Wends in Branden-
burg and Silesia, and -, 600 in Sayony,
30, 900 Moravians and Czechs in Silesia,
and 1000 foreigners. The Protest
ant clergy numbers $1,000, while the
Roman Catholics have 20, 900 priests, 500
monasteries and converts, twenty Bish-
opricks, five Arehbishopricks, and
three Wears Apostolic. OF the twenty
one universities, Berlin heads the list
with 1878 students, Leipsic standing
next with 1902, Rostock with 135, be-
ing the smallest.
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Foreign.

Observation-Disclosures Is pressing upon
SPAN a settlement of the Nirgunius affair, and
the Spanish minister of foreign affairs, agrees
that Indemnity shall be settled Immediately,
under certain reservations.
CuBAA Spanish column numbering 1000
men fell into an amauscade at Igvara and were
cut 10 pieces or CAPTURED by the Cubans.
The Cuban army capture a quantity of arms
in Santa Espiritu. and increased Its own num-
beers by enlisting 500 well-armed men.
SANDWICH ISLANDS. The King prorogued
the Assembly Aug. sth. special commits
sion has been appointed to collect and for
ward TO the Philadelphia International Ex-
hibition objects illustrative of the arts, manu-
features. and products of the soil Of the Hawai-
ian Kingdom
TrALy-M Mount Eina IL III state OF eruption
and streams of lava are pouring from three
craters.- Several regiments have been sent
tn Sicily because of the increase of brigand-
age and general lawlessness. Courts martial
have been established for prompt punishment
Of offenders.
FRANCE. President Mcmahon has signed a
decree ordering elections to be held In TWO de-
partments. on the 4th of October next. TO nj
vacancies in the National Assembly. Der
Ger candidate fol the Assembly IN the Name
81 In,re department, III an address. ayows his
devotion to Imperialism ami the bohaPart
family
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BRITISH POSTAL STATISTICS.

The following interesting figures are
given by the Postmaster General of
England, i'll a recently published Off
clal report;
The receipts tor 1919 amounted To so, 7td,
600, which WAS an increase OF S695, pau over
the previous year: the expenditure at the
same time being only SIS 965,00n, thus leaving
a surplus OF 10 less than S7,775 600 There
are 43.GGU persons employed III the DC. art.
mcnt. OF whom many are women: this num-
Der including y $50 pcstmastcrs, 9,ht0 clerks.
and about 29,GOJ sorteis, carriers. ana mes
sen"ers. The number of post offices in the
United Kingdom is II 500, besides 5000 road
letteT-boXes: wheTea az thrtv-tive years a. o the
whole number OF receiving houses of all
descriptions was only t. 500 The tX'ct mum.
Der Of letters v hich passed through the de-
partment III 1873 was about $4,000, GEO. Ia
addition to these there We're 72,fp0. 600 OF
postal cards, 1Z9, OCT, o. of book packets. and
l25 ,0ue, coo Of newspapers or a total OF
,233, 0GO, Geo of articles posted. All these
show an increase over The cturnS Of the pre-
vloTs year, except the postal cards, which
have diminished about five per cent.
The postal rates in the United States
are about the same as in England.
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Wa ShinStOn.

Ii is understood that Congressman Morey
and Sypher, of Louisiana. and Barry of Mis-
sissippi, who go from Washington to Long
Branch will endeavor to persuade the presi-
dent to order troops into those states for the
purpose of influencing the next election.
They will be accompanied by Attorney Genera
Williams, who is prepared to give the whole
weight of his oifice and personal influence to
sustain the demand. There are reasons for
believing that the appeal will not be received
it'll a favorable response.
TIE new administration journal to be start
eel IN New York, declines to go into the asso-l
ciated press, which it could only do by pur-
chasing the Express for S225000. The pro-
prietors think they can invest the money bet
ter IN building up a news-gathering of their
own outside of the press association.
The new United States statutes. now in pro-
cess Of revision. viii not be ready for distribu
ton till after December L
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The West,

CUsTER'S expedition has returned to Bis
marck, having marched about one Thousand
miles The command is in splendid condition
MAN named Gardner, while walking on the
railroad track near Henyville. Ind. on the
night Of the Z9th ult., was attacked by three
men. who robbed him of s.. and tied him to
tie rails with a rope leaving him in that con
dition. Before he could unite himself pass ing
train severed leg from his body and other
wise injured him so severely that death en-
sued.
GEN. JOHN +. MILLER having declined the
appointment to be Maj. Gen. of the California
militia, Maj. Dewitt C. Thompson who COM
manded a California battalion in the wal, and
Is cashier of the National Gold Bank at San
Francisco, has accepted the appointment.
Mrs. MARGARET TALMAN of Saginaw, Mich
aged III years, died Aug. Goth. She was of
french descent and came to Saginaw from
Canada three years ago. She preserved her
mental faculties to a remarkable degree up to
the day of her death.
The iowa anti-monopoly central committee
are endeavoring to prevail upon Gov. Booth
of California, to address the people of that
state, while on his way east
TAYLOR, the farmer Governor of Wis
consin, addressed large picnic of Changers
at Monroe. III that state, the 30th ult.
The safe III the ticket Office of the Michigan
Central road at South Bend, Indiana, was re.
Gently blown open by burglars and 81 200 in
city bonds stolen.
THREE Chicago policemen. named Ryan
Gal cher, and Peterson are charged with the
abduction of a tifteen-year old girl named
Lille Reese.
TFAU1iFUI woman named Mrs. Barrett.
formerly a resident of Cleartield. Pa. was
mysterously murdered at Des MONIES. Iowa.
the Goth inst She lad recently come 10 Des
Monies, the affair created great sensation and
III that city.
SOLDIER named Michand was hung at Fl.
Gary Aug. 2G, for the murder of a man named
Brown. last June
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The South.

EN-GoVERNoE HOUBORT. of Louisiana has
begun libel suit against the New York World
Company, claiming damages in fifty thousand
dollars
THEoPHILE PAPIN, acting mayor of st.
Louis, sojori1ing with his family at Madison.
Wis, recently assaulted the proprietor of the
Park Hotel, at Madison, for an alleged Insult
to Papnt's wife. The ''hot -blooded Southron
was placed under -, 600 bonds for assault with
intent to kill, having drawn pistol i'll the
fray.
IHERE are twenty-three counties Ill Virginia
that grant no license to sell liquor. Harrison
county has had no license for fourteen years
IHE Democratic state convention of AIissou-
II nominated Chas. II. Hardin for Governor
The Delaware Democratic State Convention
met at Middleton. Aug. u. and nominated J.
l.. Cochrane for Governor
ELIAS [. kIELs, Judge of the City Court at
Eufalia, Ala. was recently arrested on charge
of aiding the escape of feion. Several cit-
Zens of Eufaia have been arrested charged
with violation of the enforcement act.
EIGHT hundred armed negroes are said to be
organizing at Coushatta. La. and war of ex-
termination is Threatened.