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The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1874-05-01

ESHTS AND EPEL EFSX POSITIVELY
n cured. The worst cases, of longest stand
ing, by using DIR. HEBRARD'S CURE. 4 bot
tic sent free to all addressing
J!E. DIBBLEE, Druggist.
apl 17-4t 8l4 9th Ave, y. Y,
NOTHCE.-THE UNDERSIGNED HAS
~ just opened a Carpenters Shop on Landry
street. told POstotice). He will build or repair
houses, etc, make collins and any other work in
his line of business. g,F p., =
apl 17-tf W. r. MCKINLEY.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-08-20

ton and Toypidity Of the Liver, and relief
u always on1lOnsly aOuYht after. II the
Liver II Regulated iE itA actlons health II q
the Liver eeniss HssdAche, OongtipAtion,
Jsundice, Pain In the sh0uidsre, Cough, .
Chills. Dta.tnesq so9r stomach, Bad rasse
in the Mouth. Biitou1 Attacks, PAlpltataOn
OF the Heart, .Dsptsaeiou OF the sparitA. on
tor which 9IMMON,D l.lyEo Re0uLA.
discovered. It acts mildly, enectusIly, and
being Q almple Vegetable compound. can do
no injury u any quantities that II may b
taken. II ~ harmless IN every way: 10 has
been used Tor - years.. and hundreds OF the
good and CREST from all pArte 4 the country
will vouc6 for III bolnR She pur0ot and best
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-08-20

through work aud grew strong under
1t, and at intervals had experience of
peace, resignation and divine comfort,
which had never known In life be.
fore. After = retrospect Of all troub.
70, can say, truly, I am better capa-
bic OF Interpreting comfort and the
word OF God to sorrowing heart than
ever | should have boon ii should
have been ii 4 had not passed through
this discipline. Ihave lost children,
/ have lost brothers, have had many
friends who have died and some who
would not die, and yet under all this
have never been more sustained
than / have in this.
@. Notwithstanding your great
suffering during the last four years, do
you feel that your health or powers for
labor and usefulness are impaired
BEEcHER NOT YET PLAYED OUT.
Al work because / like to work.
/ worked because my whole soul was
saying to me, $50 forward and
preach" never measured how long
the shadow Of my life was. / never
put the question to myself once wheth-
or was higher or lower than other
christian ministers. To be called the
first preacher In America or the world
is only throwing my shadow at me. 1
have but one feeling about this, and
that lie, just as long as live, every
particle Of strength and imagination
and feeling and reason and body and
soul ] give to my country and my kind,
and that is all the ambition have. ]
never had better health than have
to-day, do not think tho machinery
is worn out vet, and / do not propose
to be idle, and shall do again what
did in the beginning Of my life. Iney.
er asked anybody for permission to
work and shall not ask anybody
now. The channels ] am working in
may tlow here or there, but propose
to work fifteen years yet. 81
| THE END NOT YET.
| At a business meeting Of Plymouth
church. tonight, a resolution was of
fcred that the investigating committet
report next Friday night, but on sug
gestions OF Messrs. cleveland AND
Halliday, that there was still muci
work to do, and possibly other witnes
es to examine. the motion was amend
| cd to read, sas coon as possible,a in
stead of snext Friday night" and il
this form was adopted.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-08-20

TINE OLD SETTLE8y REUNION g
Promises to be one Of the largest and
most agreeable gatherings ever held
in the County. This reunion Il held
under the auspices Of the Society, and
will be managed and controlled by
them, bnt at the same time all we'll
disposed citizens, without regard to
the time of their settlement In the
County are invited to attend and bring
their baskets Of provisions and join in
the picnic and listen to the addresses.
which will no doubt be very interest
ing. Hon. Geo. @. Wright one Of our
United States Senators, Judge Hen
dershott, and probably United States
District Judge Caldwell will deliver
addresses. The first two have prom
ised certain to make addresses, and
the Old Settlers" therefore say
"Come one! Come ALL bring your
'ysller legged chickens and letus have
a'feast Of reason and flow or soul ~
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-08-20
concur In the above,
G. g. Lewis.
I concnr in the above s 80
.issS 8. B. THRALL.

DE-. J. 9. HINsEY'
physician. being sworn, says: That !
was present and aasieted In the post
~ sAsliass'U ~ =. sonn o0e. ,m u.l
t sU sI h;.r w. y ans s ~ sA ~ ~
so~n1 - H.. . ..s. .o u. 1871 .Sss -
ha s. 'v ~ sh Is vsg1 VIC .p .ho
%"h. OS.a sIS sn."..s snu SPou .ne
IN. ~ snou . s,.0 ssny.nosds - . NY
~. 49,. ~. ~ H ~ ~. ~ I S
shons tS,se ircbs No. y i.nc.h oca rnnn
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-08-20

=, ~. - -. ..- = -
aoelton ai1ef your mortgage vas
1aue, ~,
a les, elr, old not keep the
money an nour. Went WIN " 9arect-
raw n and mt Il ;rtn N"nIton,e
lands on the came glay and within 4 |
ew hours. @5# -
@. . Did you have any trouble with
rilton during the latter part of that
month. before the fret Of Jnne. 1873? |
Al. I 10 not know months ii which
have mot had trouble with him. but
he made / specisl outburst at The end
pf Nav 1878, on account Of the publi-
cation Of this tripartite agreement.
which led TO nv letter to Mo6lton.
O.. Hero Il : letter dated Nav l.
1874 in whlch Tilton refers 10 some
story Of Carpenter about your Offer
crinr rnonnr Did VIM recaive that
Ietfsr7 ~ q
a. i did cir ii was ! magnificent
knew fhat Tltts NAV
he ma heen tinllinr nv rUld, In ia
nocknts fnr mnnths aud years. and "a
'Trnta thst yetfar - he nuhlished for :,
shsr and ! mat.
O Whit Ala Won md arstard Ia ba,
Carpenters relations to the money
matter2
CO.'S ron cAnprnrrR.
-. s-s-,ss-. - r,..
= ~ nlss xnvw. nsg - =. Haspe =,
g. g ~. ~. e ~ Pe s.l ms noss u
s ~. pu ~ 3, wuiSn u.1 ~. s1uo III
nlM. INA. Wss a's1 ,rl Moui.ons nm
P ~ a ~ I J. 11.o oae uss'
~. ~ n.s un9os .as snn = Carpen,. .s ~. ~.
matterW ne summarliy damned MN
sl0 ropresented him as 2 good naInr-
ed well meaning 6usybody. sugges.
TED, why did not ne tell MIN lncident-
Ally, that his presence was not wanted:
ne saad, Well ne serves some uscfnl
purposes. when we hear OF things
going On 10 ein0s or any placc IN new
!, nor * ye put Carpenser on TACK ana
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-08-20

blows with some heavy instrument which
resulted In tho above injuries, and which
were sufficient In my opinion to cause the
parties death. A sufficient cause Of death
being apparent, the examination was not
continued any further; A club or bludeeon
being shown the witness, he said il would
in his opinion produce the wounds.
j: C: lIlNsEy. M. D.
Present and assisting in tho above
described post mortem, we concur in
the above.
s. B. THRALL, NJ. D.,
G. G. LEWIS, NJ. D.
T.J. DOUGLASS, M. ID.
THE VERDICT.
STATE OF iowa,
WApellO County.
AT an incubation holden at Ottumwa, In Wapel-
10 County, on the l4th day of August A. D., 1874
before =. i. LAthrop Corcner OF said County, mp
on the body OF John Shea there lying dead, by the
Jurors whose names are hereto subscribed.
Inc said Jurors npon their oaths do say, that we
blow OF biows feloneously struck with an unironed
efnele-troe In the hands OF James Chancey. We
further md that Thomas Malloy was accessory TO
and equally guilty with James ChanCey IN the
commission oil the above crime:
In testimony whereof the said Jurors have here
1870. JN0 j WILLARD
H. L. WATERMAN.
T. I.LArHRop. Coroner MapeliS county.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-08-20
s. B. THRALL, NJ. D.,
G. G. LEWIS, M. D.
T. j. DOUGLASS, M. ID.
THE VERDICT.
FATAL ACClDENTl

At about half after three o'clock this
morning Thomas Ryan, laborer on q
gravel train on the B. & M. railroad
was run over by the engine attached
to train No. IL, and killed near the B.
& M. depot in this city, at the hour
above named. He was o resident of
Buffalo, New York, about 50 years Of
age and was unmarried. Yesterday
he was paid off and with the proceeds
became Intoxicated. He was last seen
crossing the track just in front of the
engine attached to train No. IL, on the
B. y NJ. r. R., coming from tho west /;
and when found was under the engine
just opposite the gas works, h.ving
been dragged distance Of about 700
feet. His back was broken-six or
seven ribs, and also one of his legs.
He lived about IL minutes after being
brought back to the depot and spoke
two or three times-asked after q
brother and also for water. @s,
He has no relatives In this part Of
the country, but has a brother and
sister in Chicago. Attached is the
verdict of the coroners jury:
STATE OF Iowa, Wapello Co.
An inquisition holden at Ottum wa,
WapciiO county, on the 18th day OF
August, 1874, before DR.. T. L Lathrop,
Coroner OF said County, upon the dead
body OF Thomas Ryan, then and there
laying dead. by the jurors whose Dames
are hereto affixed. the said jurors upon
their oath do say that the said Thomas
Ryan came to death on the morning OF
Ang. 18th, 1874. and his death caused
by an engine on the Burlington &
Missouri River Railroad running onto
said Ryan. No blame is atta he'd ia
the engineer. In testimony whereof
the said jurors have hereunto aet their
hands this 18th day of August 1874.
JAMES HAwLEY es
j A. HAMMoND,} Jurors.
tn O'SULLivAN,S rs
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-08-20
BEEcHER MAKES An 1SvKsrsrEsT.Y

When I got homo md was thinking about It In
dreamed what he meant Then went to him
sna said 70 him II am willing 20 make contri.
pnuon md put things beyond any controversy. -
NJ ',u y tne best Investment ever made ii my
y oc rna Tent 20 the savings bank and Put
tnsS ~ LOT nye Thousand dollars on my house
b .! lawyer and put II Into Inc bank. and ~
70 SaTc Ss The. would bs
money N $500 or u 900 bills, hsyA ecr~c., ~
winch, but know that they were large. for 4 caS.
from time 0time ', ~ 4 me- s ne nus =
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-08-20

Age 16; residence Chicago; cav Bra.
dy lying at the corner Of Main and
Jefferson Streets; Shea was trying to
get him to 60 to tho shop did not see
the blows but heard them / think; 9
man with rough hair stepped up and
struck the blow; / was standing near
Zulauf . grocery; heard three blows
struck; Shea was trying to get into the
shop when the blows were struck /;
heard Shea say "it is my own single
tree, let 1t alone
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-08-20
JOHN GRAY,

City Marshal, sworn, says ] arrested
John Chancey at Leroy sWilliams'
boarding house. He was pointed ont
to me as being the man who strnck
John Shea. He said to me, 81 wish to
God / had stayed at my boarding
house, He said that he had not done
anything. l took him to Jail and
searched him, but found no weapons.
He was dressed In light colored pants,
dark coat, and low shoes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-03-26

FORTYTHIRD CONGRESS.
THURSDAY, March 26,


SENATE.-1he Char called attention To the
custom Which rs Town up o, comparing
the prfseu'I' ION % pc iiors srd memorials
With rersrts, ard which was An inIraction OF
the rules. The rules would hereafter be en-
1orrtd by The Chair.
Mr.. Ing Ne jntr iuced biz to provide Far the
adr's.. on OF 'he t,rritory of New Mexico into
the uriop. Referred - Conmitsce on Ter,ho ,
RIGS.
Mr.. Johr>'Nu introduced bill in reference to
the We hing IN CITY, ST. Louis ard Cincinnati
railroad. Referred = Commit ee on X tIros IL.
Mr.. Frelipgbuysen called up the bill concern
ing TIE Prsciire in terri oral cour's, WI oh was
AMENDED and pr ed.
Mr.. West cai,-d up .he bill appropria.ng
$1,000 for the inn, weren't Of the mouth OF
the Niss PIP, which w-sp~s-:d.
ROUSE OF ATIvES.-Mr.
Hunton tva.) offer d q preamble and resolution
reeitiry toat 10 w-s beiev"d thai the efficiency
ard economy o. the Naval dep lrtmept O, the
govelfme-t ~ortd te p omof | by tie re nov 7
of The navy " 1 fIom W. hing on D A'exar
dria, Va, Prd t'rcc ug ire omrl >e on Ne-
propI-e.s o. Iu~i removal. Re e. ed t. IN =
N ttoe on Navsi A. ans
Mr::Thol nbrrg Ter ~ N 1u~cd b-'l for
7 luc on OF 'he army OF the Ur+-d S'lscr
Reserr. q.
NJ. Sene- (va-) Introduced a blu - amend
the b vi apt sct, > es - a'ow appeals .ie
Supreue Cor: o ire Ur'.' 4 ~ t a, when the
apount involv exc ss =, COO. Referred.
Mr.. Speer pal offered . recolui on, which
pendis1r ,of.se Dep went Of Jr,: ce - :, in
We s.'gate alieg'd irfelr'e-i--s aud frauds in
the pendi IRE o. .urSs in the judicial tees
o. Allah ma and re yuther dis; C. OF Illinois
trar s 90. on bili sse QUO ro' ON being upon
itsI .ge. tw IL sd by vo Vt 12l yeas
~ Il6 nays.
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ALEXANDRIA,

TIE TAYLOR AND HUTCHINSON CAss.-The
case Of Taylor W. Hutchinson. regarded as In
volvipg very interesting and important prlnsi-
Piles in respect to the liability of psrtners, or
other agents, or trustees dealing with fdaciery
property during the war, in which parties on
opposite sid . OF the belligerent lines were c)n-
cerned, was taken up In the court Of appeals,
sitting in Richmond, on Saturday, when IL. o.
Claughton, eeq., made an able argument in be-
half OF the appellant. Yesterday John Howard,
esq, further argued The case Tor the appellee,
parties to the suit were partners in Washing
ton, ID. c., before the var. On the 22i MAY.
1851, Hutchinson left Washington = visit his
FAMILY In fauquier county. Va In few days
thereafter the federal army invaded Virg MIA
and Hutchinson did not return ID Washington,
but remained In Richmond during the war,
parture from Washington, Taylor, the resident
artuer, carried on the busiress in the usu Al
firm name for some time, and then had yalu-
at on made of the stock, which he claimed YVES
son, AM took the stock at that valuation. This
wa la j ally, 1861. Taylor claims that the frm
was then in2olvent to large amount and that
he compromised the debts OF the concern at 20
cents on the dollar, and then carried on the bu-
Q mes, In his own name during the war, aud in
April, 1865, had made q clear profit of $1,000
Hutchlnso On denies that any agreement was
m>ds eesweeI him and Taylor authorizing
Taylor to take the assets at valuation, and
Claims that the profits made during the war
were made with the partnership effsc.s, ard
n''. -he corrt below (circalt court of Alexsn-
dria) decided in favor OF Hutchinson, and ray-
lor appeal 1 , the supreme court OF Virginia.
THE NEW MAYoR.-The city council in Joint
sion 10 q night, u IN the seSoad ballot, elect
Oh Col. a kemper, conservative, mayor, in
place OF VIM. n. Berkeley, republican, re Mgned.
CL ksmper is about 30 years old, and a nstiys
Or Fauquier co1nty. AIssr having sss iuatoi
N,th distinc ion in various schools of the Uni
vers.lyof virginia, he reno yed ID this Gig, aud
In connection with his father and brother
opened q boarding aud day school, which was
successfully conduct until the breatiny out
OF the war. During he war he was a saha
ard efficient officer in the confederate army.
Since the war he has been engaged in the in
surance brsine-s.
CRITICAL CoNpITIoN.-The condition of John
Howard, who was cut by Lewis Cooke at Fair
fax Court House on the 10th instant, has be-
come extremely critical, SO that his death is
imminent. The magistrates who held the ex-
animation met yesterday, pursuant to adjouI n
ment. to consider the motion for bail, but de-
clined . hearing in consequence Of Howard's
conditiOn.-Gdzette, last erening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-03-26
THE WEATHER

"AMOSFAhINtNIy tyttt ~ Cft7 SfxHdE UTcH,T
WARRINGTON, d. @ Me-ch %, 1874, lO:"1 3 m
lakes c1d southwark over the Nj SQUIRT valley,
rlsrg barometer, tenp erasure falling below freez-
bnt clearing weather. FOR the lower kss and the
Of'o va'lev, rising barometer, freezing tempera-
Friday. For the southern states southes 3tery and
southwe. winds. fog on the coast temp rarily
rising temperatnrs, with cloudy weather. clearing
south Atlantic coast For the middle states, fall
ing temperature but slight change of pressure.
cloudy weather and rain For New England. ALI
ing baroms Ter. freezing temperature, clouiy
weather followed by ieht snow or rain. The rivers
Will probably rise at ~ Louis, Dubuque and Da
venpors, and fall at Pr sburQ, Cincinnati, Louis.
vile and Ea3hville. The display OF cautionsrg
sign ais Will be resumed ut the lake ports on April
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-03-26
Strike of Railway Employee for
WaE> =.

F'N'NG IT fINs ON The RYE ROD.
NEw YORK, Mech &c. A Sr-quehauna
DEPOT, Pa. d'>p Itch states that n,ne hundred
worsmen left the El:e shops 'h-re yesterday to
compel, by .rike, the pa, D'ent IF the'r wage.
for Februp,y. The men sa- one of The stipula-
tons at re :e..lement of the strike q month
ago was that hey world be Ped on o. before
the 18th OF each month regule-ly. The march
from shops WIS M lie amid the ringing OF bells
and screaming OF Whistles. The tT-n-table hes
been crippled, r'eo The engincs, by t,tinp out
Only mel tra'rs can lie ave, and stock airs 90
only { TO Deposit, where the feeding yprd is
lo'at d. By order " .ie men the .loors 9
closed,
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The Conxr esas lonal "ouu,u.

sTORRs AND BUDDiNGTON vs.. BIZ CHEZ.
INV YORK, Mp~ch 26--At the c'cle o. Dr.
Buddinston's adore !, last evening. IN the Con-
gregafional courcil, Ii WIS resolved that thirty
mirutes OF this mornings sex sion / 3 devoted -
TO prayer. Dr Bpddir: ',n's address occupied
an hour and que-ter. and when he concluded
ne ardten b ike ND applause spon.1n IRE
and sincere. Rev. DIR. StorIs spoke two hours
ard half with no ro'sS, ave litter m'esive
to gp'fe hir. P's address =. dec ared the fiue,t
ora "a -csl et # of "fe.
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TELEGRAMS TO The STAR.
IMPORTANT From SPAIN.
DeSrePNfe Eng .emeDt RefOI Btlt N,

PARTIAL sUCCI g OF THE rEPUBIICAES.
N.DF,D, Mech ga spe-ate engage
rent VS. fought Wednesday before b 'blo
TIE republican my rider 'ormard of Mar
shall Sc 10 g.. .ck d tie T. Gr'sss at O'Clock
in the m orr'rg and met v til q stubborn res St
ance. The ..sle wig kept no 81 day, and was
only stopped by The appTo zen Of night, when
the repusnctrs encamped on POI. oTs ~ Fey
the national troops WIS 400 men. General Iona
commanded TIE cen al, 1rj General PrInia
DE Rivera, 'he light. IL = probable tnat the
b.. u be -.umed - tay.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-03-26

"THE GALLANTs' CLUB."-A number OF
highly respectable and strictly moral young
gentlemen of st. Louis have organized An $3.50
CATION to be known as the "Gal,ants' club,"
the object Of which Is to furnish $oung ladie !.
who have no regular beaux - church, concerts,
lectures end plac of amusement. All mem
bers have to undergo q rigid examination ss -
character, ETC., before they are admit !, and
they ob,igate then selves TO obey all orders of
escort has only to apply to the pr ident of the
.ociety. naming the evening, and q young man
IS detail for the pprr .se. - soon as q young
man b. con- eng.s q ne 10 lst v itbdraw ifom
the Organiza. on.
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Rallotjug for senator Summers Sue.

ANOTHER GATHERING VOTE TO-DAY.
30. TON, Msr. ga sc ond 10 Mt .lIot for
Cr,- =. Il Senaf,r at noon dav resulted
% follows: Dawes, 50; Hos-. 81; -Cur-s, "a:
Atars, IA; Bapbs, @; Sanford. wsshburne
Whittier ard Senator Ver.y e .ch re 'sived or !;
ote. third ballot will be taken t"m1l 20 ,,
The fecord ballot WIS ss follows:-Dawes g.
Ho3r. 81: Curtis, "a; Adams, IS; Banks, 6; San
ford, I; Whittier, 2; Washburne, l.
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Persons needing sodding or brick wis lad
should note tue card OF Mr.. Korean in sno Ter
column.
The farm known as Sligo, on the 7th street
g. 600.
From J. G. Parker and Robert Beall we have
Harper's Weekly for April 4; from Be,lew tie
From A. H. Stockman & Son, s2s 9Th street
northwest, we have the Me-ch number os.tte
american Odd Feiloc, for which they ere the
Wa 1hing+on agents.
Lieut. Kelly, of the 7th precinct, who was Sc
yerely injured by fall from the fire wagon a
few days stree, is still confined - the house.
Sergeant Robert johnson Is acting lieutenant,
hrs. John O'Rourke. who was Stru X in t5c
head With q two ound weight in a ffac Is on
Saturday right, and sus' III 4 q fracture Of the
Null, was yesterday conveyed - Providence
The Columbian Lyceum will rect at the ONCE
OF Chaf. p. Harf2on, corner OF Louisiar q ave-
nue. ard X street, This evening, for the pur-
ne de tn Of tbelr late fellow member, John M.
Dupcarson.
Last evening the Ladies' Mite society OF the
st We ehingf)n M. +. Church and the mem
hership,. gave q reception II t,-'- nv p-7'"-,
Rev. j. +. Amos ard he fanny It The parton-
age, at which fine supper was served, with
othe- refreshments ard don ltions sufficient for
some time - cone wee left.
Lemuel Yates, employed at the navy yard.
bad his fcot badly irjurSd yesterday afternoon
by heavy block lallug upon IL, q id K. w.
Joyce, an apprentice in the joiner $40 Of yards
and Cocks, T. reiv a bad cut IN the right thigh
by the accidental slipping OF q cbi-el ia. he
8 using.
Dr. John Lord long and well known in New
.or f's eminent ab'";les as an b's'1rica, lee
tarer, his zen engs ged by the parish of st.
Johns Episcopal Church, IL g orgetown. to d.
de Msintenon ard Hildebran at Lincoln Hail,
on the eth and Sth Of April.
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sEyxNTY-0NE YEARS OF AGE

Mr.. STEVENS: Nv
Dear sir-I sm seventy-one ysaiJ ~ se.: h.,,
tnnertd many year, With Kidney Dom plant, ~esE-
sss 10 my back and stomach. 4 was tnauced 4,
sest mediciDe for weakness q the Kidneys 4 ever
oeo nave uicd many remedies for this CD.
tleint and never found much refiof As from ths
NsSsIISk IL strenethens and iBvigorates The
.toe s1sem Many OF my a,Qnstntanoe. hav.
tsken u, End believe n 60 be sood for al me 60
plants Tor which IL In rec mmeRded
rsuuly, JOSIAH II. SHERMAN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-03-26

Msnchc ter, Iowa. bride OF four da g
eloped VIII her e { lofer.
~ ne Afeat Eastern will s.>,t IN Augrst -
lay the Portuguese telegraph cable, ,fom ST.
Vincent, In Cape Verdi Stands, to Pernambuco,
Brazil.
The students OF GIinnell college, Daven-
por', Iowa, are thought TO be plotting q revolt.
President Magouns removal is - be asked for,
and the alternative Is to be . secc sion /, com
the institution in tcdy.
~A California newspaper, speaking of q
rich mine, says that on discharging blast q
seam Of rock about the thickness Of q mans
hand was displayed, 20 yellow with the precious
neral f3 to Seom almost Gold gold.
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BALTIMORE, March 26-virginia skies, Old 81
90 consolidated, 500; West yirainias. lox: Nor ID
Ss!onna sixes old, -; do new, %; do. special tax
=, BALTIMORE. March 2S-Cotton dull-low mid.
aliDgs. ~. Flour d.li and unchany ed. Wheat
so@ s.; yellow southern, e@s1; mixed Western: 81
yats nIm-soIthern, So@ J; western, SOS. Bye
nTne,. Pork nncharRed. Bulk neats-shoulders,
Va; clear rib sides. s14@sx. Bscon-shoulders, "a
Lard, s1a Yves: err butter-m oderate demand; light
Pa; roll, c0@'s tie, SOD. Coffee unchsng =.
chang ].
INV YGRZ, March 2s-Stc cks active. Money, 4.
Go.d, Jf3s. exchange long, 4S5tI; sholt, q ia
Governme nfs s.rong ana active
NEW YORK, March 67-Flour quiet and un-
chenged. Wheat quiet and steady Corn quiet aud
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Bo.roN, Eorember Is. ly1-
~ DISEASES OF TaE BLoop

uSrsEIlSE will relieve pain, cleanse. purify a. 4
cure such diseases, rertortns the patieut IL ri,
health sfter try iug different phy siciAus man, r. m
eies, uderne fot years, 10 q not lusive p-o
yod are . sufferer, you can be cr-saf wv =
this medicine perfor0ing such sresf cures II w0rk,
IN the blood, m The clrcustins Had IL Gao a. ais
srt 81 source Of dseese originates Ia the bloC 4 80
20 nodietne that docs not act directly IN IN a. al
attention.