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HaTraC
Our wise contemp6fGfy Of lhS PeItf'Duls

our a;se coptempofary Of lhs Petersburg.
Ne,cs diseoyersthat Ws are ths unsompros
missing enemy 81 southside Virginia recsase
ue s,,yer railroad from The Pacific 6F way way
If the Southwest Pass that Is not compelled
70 cross the Mississippi at Memphis! WIN
onr contemporary tell JUS how. Ear II II. tcam
Nortbsde to southside Virginia! anf, t1ur-
,hermore. whether the failure 70 cross :-Dy
hr,dye at Memphis would not, be, as hostile
4, Northside as to Soushside Virginia? sti
Does our contemporary really believe that
the building of bridge al Memphis is soTery
easy and practicable thing that 1t may rea-
dly be made au indispensable condition OF
the building of the Southern Pacific rail-
road Ii he does, We do not, and we should
consider it hard that we were counted an
enemy of the Southsideo or any side OF FirgI:
MIA because We declined to take the ground
that no southern road should be built at all
unless it did cross at Memphis. The Soulh'
side is a most important part OF the Wofio'
but the National Government will hardly re-
fuse aid to the Pacific railroad except upon
the condition that it shall build briuge
which We are very nuch inclined TO beile'e
the nation vii! not allow TO be built Anu
Jus. here we beg leave to ask-If there Is 10
be no bridge ut Memphis what reason IS there
for qusr,eiling about The gauge oeyoHo IL:
Nevertheless, the laws Of commerce WIN
rule. If bridge is practicable, and needeo
bv trade to such a degree as to JUSTIFY tne
great expenditure that would be lnVoiVeu'
we are confident it will be built no matter
who engineers il.
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Jefferson Davis declines to accept the gift
of 8 homestead in Texas. He writes TO q
Texas gentleman 1t is enough for me to
know that your people, who have suffered
by our common disaster, instead Of blaming
me for their misfortunes have been willing
to share the remnant OF their fortunes with
me" The plan was TO buy farm BY dol
lar-subscriptons. Y 's i''ssst 81
The late Hon. John Is. Welier's wife was
the Niece of the late Governor Mcdowell, We
think, and not bis daughter.
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DEATHS.

Died. In Manchester the 7th instant. al O'Clock,
HAkiIsT FRANCES, wife Of L. L. Clary, In the
twenIy-second year of her age.
Size was member OF the Baptist Church and a
devoted Christian. She leaves a husband. two litte
caiIdrea, and many warm friends TO mourn their
loss tut her eternal gam.
the fur eral took clace from her husbands resi-
drnce Wednesday morniDg at IL o'clock.
Petersburg papers please copy.
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EOR. HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
DE-. A. $. NC RAE.
IrHE COMMONWBALTH OF VIRGIL

i Ma: To TIE SHERIFF. OF THE; CRY OF
RICHMOND, GREETING We command YOU to
summon Mary Van Horn. John A. Post, III. 5. ALI;
son, C. v. 81. Post. Mary Minugh. NJ. Woideu, ahd
s.Johu sylvester . TO appear at the clerk ofhce OF
our Circuit Court OF The city OF Richmond, at the
COURTROOM Of said court In said city at rules TO he
holden for the sid court on the first Monday In Aus
gust next, to answer the action OF Walter 4. How:
ard and Lewis Jones, partners under the hfm anc
the case Damage. fifteen hundred dollars And
have Then there THIS writ Witness, Alfred SHIELD.
clerk OF our said court st Richmond, the 29th day
of July, ! S75, and In the l00lh Year OF The Com
monwealth. ALf6En Shc1LD'
A copy-Test: ALFRED eaEHD, Clerk
Howard and W fge. p. O.. 1851 ~ s1y Su.f4Wz
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s We sha0'd be pleased to sec just now u
dissertation on the destruction of forests,
showing nna II causes droughts.
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waAr STATE FuRNlsHED MORE SOLDIERS +?

ST don't know bur, what my assertion
might be amended so es 10 claim that this is
not relatively but positively more troops
than any State put into service. At all
events. l shall! be glad if this bring, forth the
records Of any sister Stale, and will submit
when fairly beaten. According to the re-
port Of Adjutant-G General Cooper the Shole
ntimDer OF troops in the Confederate service
wss 100000, Of which North Carolina fur.
nishcd largely more thaa one sixth. One,
tenth would have been her share. Fer tolal
white population was in 1850 9,942 Of
this she sent to the war more than ODE man
10 every six souls! How they demeaned
themselves the bloody records OF killed and
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NJ DECAY ED TEETH.-We have
prepared, after consultation with some OF our
best dentists. CARBOLIC MOUTH-WAsH which
has proven very efficient In the treatment OF DE-
cAYEp TEETH and DISEASED GUNS. 1t acts as q
complete diSinfectan to the odor caused by de-
,ayed teeth, and is very pleasant to the smell and
taste. Sold in bottles SO cents each. Prepared
solely by MEADE & BAKER, Pharmacists,
70 10 919 Main street
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REMOVALS..
REMOVAL

NJ OIICE-f gin I-STIOI M .HO LhfI'
JAMES NJ. CARTER.
HOUSE. SIGN, AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTER.
takes occasion TO inform his patrons ana friends
and the public generally that he has itEMDY".D
his place Of business TO No. SS NINTH strict,
THIEF DOORS FROM MAIN ST'-EET. With
himself of every effort to please, t" continue 10
chi " their confidence and merit share of Dunlic
paironage. Orders solicited for Banner AMI Design,
Painting. Kalsomini,'g aud Colnring Walls and
Ceilings specially. Glazing. &c, at short notice:
and prices 10 suit the times. No. 81 hlNlH
STREET. three doors from Main street.
au 1881 }. MONK CARTER. -
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me- BLACK AND COLORED SILKS Re-
pCCED in price; ~,
BLAC OK ALPACAS cheaper than ever at
aul1 '-.0-- SYCLE BROTH Frs.
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NUMBER AND vALcR OF HER soLDlEks-
PATRIOTISM OF HEa PEOPLE. /.
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~ LADIES' DRESSES. ~ .@
LINEN SUITS from 50 up to $40; s..s.a.. r.
WHITE SUITS from SO up tO~S20:
SWISS MUSLIN bVERSkIRTS aud BERTHAS
at SO worth double the money;
A large stock of OVERSklRTS and JACKETS at
CALItO WRAPPERS from s1.5O to 81:
uRE SS1NG SACQUFS FROM $3.50 to So;
CORSET-COVEtS from Csc. to "a;
SKIRTS from Csc 10 rs:
DRAWERS from soc. to 81;
CHFMISE from SOC. 10 So:
SIGHTGOWSS from ~ to 81;
APRONS from 25 to 75c.:
WHITE LAWN DRESS PARTNERSHIPS
made. and material for making basque, and
trimming. at 50 worth SO;
OLSTERS and BUSTERS, ut
Bar~aIus in REMNANTS OF DRESS GOODS.
iy3l
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me- SYCLE BROTHERS ARE NOW
offering great bargains in DRY GOODS In order TO
reduce Lieir stock of goods. They OTTER special III
ducemens In ,,. 81.
DRESS GOODS In all colors and qualities
BLACK and COLORhD GRENADINES nj less
an .t11h n's 'sIGLE BROTHERS..
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STATEMENT OF DE-. J. D. EGELEsTUN,I OF HAMF-
DEN-sIDSEY COLLEGE. VIRGINIA, A vIsI-
TOR AT THE SPRINGS, IN RELATION TO
81 AZ" THE FOREGOING CASE.
My attention was called to the condition Of Gen
ern German upon his arrival at the springs by his
great deformity and difficulty Of walking, and I
observed with interest from day TO day the rapid
and astonishing improvement above described by
himself. His disease was evidently Rheumatic
Gom. J. D. EGGLES TON, n. D.,
au19-2t Of Hampden-Sidney, Va.
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.fEs,lAL MONIES. s
M Tila BUZZ AIdI || s
I. s,,,,, ,1sr1rNa RI LIEF OF RHEUMATIC
80 GOVT. ATTEND. ED WITH Liver
I E4S5t ~. = 4 AsRao TON.
CASE or GENERAL, T.. q. Go OF man S o.
-. Ss.ta : RALEIsH. II. tc.-sB ss.fm

BUFFALO LITfrIA SPRINGS, Ausn - % Apo.oii
colonel Goode Dear Sir,-I have bee f supet =
from RHEUMATIC GoUT of a most aRRraFa'ee
character Most Of my limbs, espet la'iy a.
the Joints, were greatly swollen an a. en-
larged, and I suffered at times fhe most
excrucIa,Ing pain. 1t was, with difficulty ti'at
Imoved about at all with the assistance Of cane.
My liver was torpid and complex lon salow- In
this condition ] was advised by my physician tDr.
E. B. Haywood, of Raleigh, n. o. TO visit these
springs. arrived here on Friday the is tn
day Of the month, having to be assisted from the
stage and to Thy room, both my legs and arms being
very much contracted. commenced at once the
use OF the water Of Spring No. Q, which in about
four hours acted profusely on my kidneys, giving
evident relief 10 my general SYSTEM From that
time my improvement has been SO rapid and aston
ishing as to attract the attention and remark Of the
visitors generally ct the springs. ontbfs the sixth
day since my arrival, am walking readily without
my cane. The swelling Of my Joints and the con-
traction of my limbs have almost entirely disap-.
peared, and 1 am free from pain. reached here
without appetite, but on the next day found my
self craving food and was enabled to eat heartily
aas1fss..@ @+:' Very respectfully,
= ,....'f ~ '.',e'' s"sl JOHN c. GERMAN.
4.rr s.s.l 4 - - .~.f2 = - 80 .f8l .s
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~ LARGE STOCK OF MOURNING
GOODs-such as Australian Crepe, B0mbazines,
French and English MnrIno, Diagonals, Sefges,
&C.; bargains IN Crepe Wells and Crepe Collars. at
All / SYCLE BROTHERS..
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me- VICTORIA LAWNS, SWISS. MUS
LINS TARLATANS, LAGE-STRIPED MUS
LINS PiQUMs; PLAIN . IN an; and ca CaEGh cd MAIN
au fE7".-r sYCLE BROTHERS..
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CIVIL AND MECHANICAL EMIL
" NEERING at the II, nsseiaer POLYTECHNIC ~
stitute. Troy, n. Y. Instruction very prarlW:a-
Advantages unsurpasscd in this Country ot 1sa
ates obtain excellent positions Renpens sep,t tI
Der 9Th. For the Annual Register conlalhlp "a,
to, - irccinr.
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~LACE SHAWLS AND L A c E
SACQUES at a great sacrifice to close them out;
WHITE ard COLORED SHETLAND SHAWI.S,
ut Tau Ill sYCLE BROTHERS..
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nLDDOMINION BUSINESS OLLEGTts'
" No. 1917 MAIN STREE T, 81 'BMoSp, II
The ninth annual session will btSiu os'"' Actual
Couuttng.hsuse Practice. Book. keeping 10 an
6ranches Penmanslip tbo,h p'aa snd oria me Ras,
Commercial Law, Commercial Aritnna' 10
ness Customs, Forms, Corresponds hce' S"'
ENGLISH, &c. For particulars. address >,coJ-
ie Ia tiEORHE NJ. Sllol-
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A nm SMITH ACADEMY, LINING
n TON, vA.-The exercises OF this well'kn39Ssa
school for young ladies VIII be resumed on W Lp.
SEsDAY. 18th OF September. ann continue l"r
the usuu period Of nine months. Ample srfsIse.
neDts wIf be made for thorough in-'ruc 'on III I.e
several departments. The principal VII oe a;ss..
ed las heretofore in the academic 81 course hs'
Ann ii. RuFFNEH. daughter OF Hon. "l'iiln u.
Rutfner, Superintendent; OF Public obstruction. roy
information concerning itrms OF tuition, pIa''
a ~ . Ms PrIlcipal
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AdILLBoRO' HOUSE AND e
= CRYSTAL CaALYBEATE. AND WHITE
81, SULPHUR SPRINGS, 49, Us.

AT MILLBoRo' DEPOT, BATH COUNTY, va.
ABE NOW OPEN. ron VISITORS. 81
This place has been much improved this season
and Is now one or the most resorts In ihe
mauntaips For further information Address the
proprtetor. ytstonJ leave the cars here FOR Ecck'
bridge Alum, Jordan Alum, Mttacfn, Sprtngs
and Healing SprinSs, P.L.YARbEouGH,
te pam frpprietor.
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HAVTNGs RENTED TIE RESIDENCE
| III or Mr.. JANIS LYONS, corner os sixth and
trace streets, ! sHA.L 0P IN II 70 BuAku
oa the Let Of SEP CHMaGk. Tine house q IN per-
feet repair; most Of Ibe Rooms beautifully fuys
nished. There are tarea bsxe haihisB.rcowS. art,
in short, every accessory 70 comfort t,ersons
Sininx.reonf on ,he arst deof, An adsairabss cook
is already secured and all arsangements are oetng
made 10 insure euesta luxurious home
M 1a-9t MILDRED q. CAkRINaEVS,
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The Old North Stale.
Her Record In the Late War.

HISTORICAL ADDRESS By EX. GOV. TAFCE
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ME- CAMBRIA EMBROIDFRlES, COT
TON TRIMMINGS in all styles, very cheap. at
au II SYCLE BROTaEno.
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Totsl............",.71 regiments. 20 ba'talions
sAnr. 80 unattached companies and IL companies
0orne on our rolls serving In gtmeuts from other
Atata . Il. *
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VT NOTTINGHAM LACES AND LACE
CURTAINS-a large assortment:
MATTISGS. TABLE and FLOOR-OlLCLOTH
at cost, at Lau Ill SYCLE BROTdERS'.
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ROARDIna .AaD LoDayNa.

BOARD CAN BE OBTAINED AT sos
I'D Franklin street, nearly Ipptsite The square.
handsome chambers second door; drssss g.soStns
for gentlemen. las5Slsl an re - M "
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means OF occupation-the modes Of employ.
ing educated labor, and new ways for genius
to be exerted-helps TO keep the rising gene
ration OF white people at home and greatly
strengthens the State.
To these points both North Carolina ard
Virgins must direct their attention with q
concentration Of policy and purpose that
nothing should be allowed to interrupt.
Looking at both States and the railroad ira.
n9vring which yexes the affiirs Of both, it
seems that the railroad kings have initiated
tn. Emperor OF Russia In bis policy towards
the Ottoman Porte. He assumed that that
potep,ate was sick man, and he desired TO
take charge Of his affairs and administer
upon his estate. So North Carolina and
Virginia have been decided to be non compos.
and the kings have been quar.eripg them
up. A great part of Virginia has already
gone into the bands Of the receiver, anu the
whole OF Eastern North Carolina is swal.
lowed up by the monopolizipg bos save
bit OF its tail. 1t is for our friends of North
Csrolua 70 determine whether they will ar.
rest this process of deglutitiou just there.
If North Carolina will make her gauges
uniform, put her house 10 order, and take
hold OF her own affairs, we shall be rejoiced,
mainly 90 her account, bat TO some extent
on our own.
So far as we are c0ncerped, we ask for
Richmond nothing but fairness. Fair play
is that jewel of commerce which cannot be,
get aside without wrong which must bring
an time its retribnlion. -
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or this number lot, 932 were regular soldiers In
iu the Sale service, and the rei aiudsr what NAV
be- oslled .landwehr.n dolDg Garrison DUTY. guard
ing prisoners, srresting deserters. &C. These were
, 1875-08-18
4 HOAX.

.spfeiaf Cerrt.rondenes Of The chfraao Tribune.
aIcGAEoon, Ia, Aug. 1G.-ts Is not ~ ovefy-
ahY occus1o,.ce that All eutro community Ate
sold; yet 1t IL a fact that tho Tovpa Of Mo-
O1egor and North alcGregor yehtot1ay we're the
rlct.ms Of tho biggest hoax Of the eca,on. as
follows: While John 1ol1, = resident Of Sorth
Mc0raRot, was eaylu9 lls prayers, YESTERDAY
,uornang, news came that bis son, boT Of II
summers, had been SHOT wAlo At play, by a
negro passing by with muskct, without an5
Cause from tho boy, IA WAS nhtul al, tho aI-
ro11ncomeut cteAteu considerable excitement,
and rcngesncs Was nworu Aganat ne9foes ecner~
ally. 1t Iepo ted that the shooting shove
described, ths negro took to tho hilla.. In q
short tsmo after the report was ctscnlnted, most
OF tho inhabitants Of North SfcGrsgof, and
hupdroda of Our own citfzons, we're attor 6AtDbo
in manuor t4at was ietsrnirpd. The hunt Has
continued until after midpsght, when tue fellow
ing facts concerning tho matter camo 10 light
While some boys wcro PLAYING With All old
| muskos,-.mong them Young llss.-the tnuskct
accidentally went on aud discharged Its coussnts
into tho buy iu question, knd, from fear, tue TO-
naming boys Of tue par.Y kcpt the n'stser tlniet
nB 10 their part In tho transaction. and told tue
etory on poor 6snbo With good effect. No otst
car be found this mornlng-at1au auge to sAy-that
took any part in the neEro.huus Of yesterday.
1he buy will probably RECOVER.
, 1875-08-18

Cabinet r1nttnFa-fhe 1ovsrnoFahtr OF
tho Nortta west 1errif0rY-t'rFs"nnts
hrte,at N&patth 10 The thta7o Tribune.
Tonoxro An1 l7.-Thn lion. 3. c. Wood.
tho nowly-cloced Minister, In p|ace OF tho Ilo'.
Archibald MclioIIar. appointed hlesIff ot Went
WORTH hss arrived in this city, aud sntctn forth
with upon lbn duties Of lis department.
,The Hon. Adam Crooks, nho was spoken Of
~ tho ptohntlo now Liensanspt-Go -Goysrnor Of
tin Nosthncst,h has tcen ominated A. represent
ative Of the strong reform constituency OF ox-
ford. and vii. remain In the Cabinet.
There Ia esory probability that tho Hon. MI.
Laird, Of The Dominion Cabinet. will be sp-
POINTED as Governor Of tho Nosahweat. 1ia
IN exceedingly vol informed ~ to tbo
requirements Of inst new cJnnttY, and IN
IN every way well qualified to I'LL tho position
with credit aud aAtisf4cton. lilo will 10 thc
most acceptable tnsa 10 tho Faop1o OF that scc-
ton.
DISPATCHES received from Winntpog SAY ar-
range1neuts have boau msde 10 o1tond n1tuo It.
ateiy the American rembipa pranrh TO BOD
Nvor shout 100 miles north OF Noorheal thus
utllIzDg tho 00 mics aischiy buit. lcsnontnr
liver NAVIGATION fully Unc-ha'f. an nctesntry
staging to that city frtJln 230 to l80 'n+H.
.specat Uispateh To re Chft17o Tribune.
1foSJnEAf. Aug. 17.-fIon. Enarlts uounhnot
Judge of tho united e:ates SMt ratnc Court, ac-
cotunauiod i,Y hls family, Ard Gen. Charles G,
Dodge and family, Ato npendiug pleasure ses.
son III this CITY, .-... j..
Hr. Joux. II. h., Aug, 17.-The army worm Ia
committing al havoc among tue crops IN var
our psrte Of this Province.
, 1875-08-18

.,.,omtpee, ,u.nho.; schr Yanfco b'hde. oh~eg',
~. 4tnr htuake8on Mntkegon, aandt'f'; s'aF
.s.,a,,,t Dali. Mihia.n Clty, light; ss"s 1oniho
s,,nsou Fort Clay, bark; schr American l,hlon no.
oon,,nts, lumber; rchr Pilgrim. Trsre1ao Day wood
.shrs nrives Carlton, wood; hchr deofg" steel'
r,rou,o, ira, lumber; prop o. P. Aehth. sa"aas"ss,
.nna4,ss: scbr f. T. Royce. Ford RiTer' eednf
rnsts: stmr Huron, Haugnt'lck, sundFics !;
psar ,.otn,ao. pMnalc, s,,utries. scow olsfiator
i,u.4tes u,hsr prop Now Esa Mu.ksapn, townK; ,
1.rve,t. Mu.srHan, iu,nter scr North CAi,s hrn
ia ~ in,nirT scor Granger, Clay Dtnta, bark aeif
sin IIf.thcss, Blanlstee iumhet sehr Aret!e susn.
~ Inmtnr sehr Lizz!e Doak, IL. Joacpfl. l1tnpor
CIV Hoth 3ilvcD sonh iIATen. lasnees echf i.9sa
=, mt MuskeRou, lumber Rchr n. Mueller. Mgake-
an i,mter nu.iF tsfnnk Hsawfasdt Ansfcgoh. ion'
hop schf Mary bcGea Atuskegont ln1ubos - xoo
ftEantp-achr Lilly raieons, K!ngston' lo,auv ~. .
rhsst: =. hr D. X. Clint. Hhhato, IL, 1,'at ~ 6osu
rrp jioanuke, buffalo, 54I f'u rom, iho XII h"ul
xht Bay Rtase MsnatNinee, hrd bcoit nt! anns'
a,IJ pult,es Jrop Fasurlte. Nenom1nee ses r.
md sundrics erhr 1elte lianscnnt 1...'
hi corn etf Corona, 1T. 10, 4o kess teef, ana sah
Sr,es rson MetsenHcr, u. Jo, suAus!oa Sthr bne'
~, . ~ Mxnhowao, auntltaet. ~
kTnttr CLCARAncE.-fEUp 1dahop 33,Iuo oil corn.
t,s brlt fo,ir. and bundriet; ssnr huslegon M'i".
souon 2} bril- 4ous, hts pork aud su1ldslca: eehI
.adrn Vest Port Huron, AI,eiJ hu corn prop j. Q.
Tsmca5c Green Hay ~ bta 1ntk, 40 bEs apples. and
s;nriea echt l.. Il Royce, lark 1tfsef. ID bu oats
nrnr IL T. Heath. BauH4tuck, suudrios; stnr Hurant
tItaud, suudrlea sen1 Nevada, uswc1o, 10, ,41a b1
suru.
, 1875-08-18
THE uNLUCKY pAUPERs.
The st. Louis 6onRrnh0s still Mt Lnrge
-Hfncfs SVlsc 1RIosvtnR.


hpee.aI Utspateh to The Chicago tri5une.
ST. Louis, Aug. 1.-THE recent terrible bun-
dor in the InBaao Ahylum In this city, whereby
four patients we're poisoned BY overdoacs Of =
sedativs Of which hemlock was a chief compon-
ent part. Continues to provoke o1oited comuleut.
Tie entire medical fraternity aro engaged Ia a
bitter war oscr tue merits OF the prescription
used By Or. Howard, tho Asylum phys.ctan. The
fight Ia triangular. Howard Ia an allopsth. and
all tho allopathB vow that his prescription waB
usual and slfo. The homeopathiats nwesr TINT
tho dose was deadly, and tho great wonder Ia
fifty did not die Instead Of four. Tho collections
say the remedy wan good. Int criticisa Howard
severely for tho auouut at han,lock uaad. Tho
quarrel has involved d.eeusslon of tile eoclal
meElts OF the respective theories, and the ais
cipIes OF each system have each otber bv the
cals In way that shows they arc 10 earnest
Tle nov sppper oficta have boon beslckaa all
dAv bY cnthuaod wonll-oo medical cputro-
yetsaiiats who hhvo attacked the managing edi-
tors IL SOLID cosuulua Of manuscript, soliciting
1oom enough to 7entilato tlets vowe. alany
phssiclans here declare tnat tho dose admin
iatafed WAS almost necessarily fatal, and TINT
ultAer tho groHseLl careteaAl,eas or Ignorance
waa Ayinced in olueFing and psarastng the pre-
scriptlons. Many physfcIanB asaers that tho
prescription va4 not warranted by tho practice
In my aystem of Modlcsuo. Popular toellag on
the subjsot Ia strong. and ast!ct investigation
| In ie Y,xt,1ln{1.
, 1875-08-18
EDUCATIONAL. -...-
The Sage College for Lady Students.

This iHrsitusfon haa teen erected and endowed by
the Eion H. v. saga, at cost Of o1 on IN c"nnn".
sph with Cornell nrrrsy. IN ct'ntllttn that yn1'hg
~nnen SHAH receive 1t lhe University education A
Through h,,l hr,d ~ TINT prpyiled fnr ynung men.
Tile rltgs hnIlns IA heated ~ e.eanIt lighted by
Ea". carefully furnished and provided with hatA'.
u an4tH', tut4L al 'rlrn and ornamental gronpls.
~ E!} 'saf"n'| have the privilege IT h1l tho
faf'T' nt inr1ru tim given In B University, hnh 10
the 'trnns bra h ttaesna ts yrsr In rho a1jaccnt
CnI'crtif, fAaleI, h, Il ; ,.alalel cIergynen of
sashua rci;irh i"" IL ff'nn ynrInns paris Of the
COUNTY, nIdtf t;rfiH r11 tar that rurpotc.
Ihe cntlfn h'fi"r NJ la!Y ttlr'ca VIII, can flo
cnfnnMiatea d,'in9 the ctM,ny un:yrrrtty yrar, Ge
ginning IN saphMr+r, IL uhr ktL!r.l md Iwe1lty,
un1 ain liranl" i"f En1na will he rt..iar1e In ths
orrr Uf GFllratfHn.
r. r'rr',,,r containing fss rar'1r,,1,-s nd1rr-a
rilESiblST Or CORNELL lS,vElisITY, Ithaca,
n. r. - '
, 1875-08-18

PROVIDENCE, Il. L., Aug. 17.-pFeaidont Grant
and bis party reached Bristol this morning. snd
proceeded at ollce to the residsuce OF Gen.
Burnside. whcso At h<-pas& 10 o'clock the
President eAvo . reception. Astornoy.General
pterrspont Secretary Drlstow. aud Col. Wllar-
tou, she AttoTney-Asnars! Of Kestucky, arrived
At Bristol this morning On the U, 8, uraut, aud
jol4ed The party It u0y. Hurn.tde's residence.
1he President waB welcomed 10 DrlstoI by J, i.
Williams, tho Chairman Of tho Local Committee,
apd briefly responded. After the grand trvces-
eiou and reception. the Psaaidspt 1lued with A
select party At Geu. puruside's,. Tomorrow tbs
President will euioy . Ri !ae Island CLAM, baka
A large crowd III arriving iu DEasol by sail and
boat. and tho old Town il lively, and guy With
bunting.