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LATEST SHIP NETS.
For other Ship Ne'cs see Third Pa1e.l
ARRIVED

For other Ship Necs see Third Pagel
Bark Imosene of Fleet"OOd BuIen May IS.
Brig John Avics. Tracey. Providence in ballast
Brig Maria Inisa (>pan Pares Havana 10 day. IN be'nt
Schr Louisa Wilson of Elworh. smith. crab Island 10
schr Looisa irszer Crawford GEORGETOWN 5. C.. days
Schr CSaforua, Poster, Nantucket with hsh.
schr Geo. Moon. Moon Nantu' set win fish
schr. Annie D.. Fisher, Nantucket. Win dsh.
schr samuel flicker Kicker Portland, With lumber.
scHOONgRs-RIyER AND coAsTwisE
stphen Morgan, Dighton Aro rardee. Warm.
Waterloo Paw tucket Pointer Providence.
NJ = Tyler, Portland. CT ; :. smith, New Bedford
Oceanus, Boston FAVorto' Boston
sArIRI
Steamships Bothnia ,or Liverpool leo. for Savannah
South Carolna fr Charl. ston sp John Milton t,r ondon
Happy Return, for Getsons cove, y. :.
ALSO sAILtD.
steamships city Of Vera cruz ior Havana Richmond fof
wIND-sunset light, y. 4. raining
DOMESTIC POfrs
CHARLESTON July Arrived. steamship Equator. from
Philadelphia sailed. steamship nj stream for New York
GALyHsToS. Juy Arrived steamship Geo W. Clyde and
Robert Buf New orleans sailed schrs. scaly. fOs
NPw'LoSDoS July Arrived sctrs Daniel Webster from
.c hngfq 1 1ay t.rye ''eaT. sE anc
dgn rom Alexandria CaTfie Holmes from AeIaudris
Pe9vmEScE, July 7.-Ariyed. brig Pierce. from PhA
PORTLAND July 7-Arved steamship Flcanora from View.
York. Ceared bark Warrior (Brl. Pctou n schr
VIM Arthur. for Baltimore.
TYBEg ia, July Arrived. steamship Wyoming, from
Philadelphia sailed; steamships America for BAitimore
WnSISGToS, y G. July ARRIVED. Resastor from Ss..
sailed, schr. Jos III Fitzpatrick, tor Philadelphia
FOREIGN PORTS.
LONDON July 7-Saled for United states ports Clend
Won Queen Hearts Zulein l. J. westaHay
Angelina, Edmund uney Nelson Glelifer, Nathaniel,
Roeay Arrived ont from the nited states the 9th nst
Undaunted Emma apt Cu-anzo the LATTER at Bordeaux
ATTN 9th mat Oseco Paragon. Hope. capt Cum
Madras Richard H., Belle, alters Ma,havei l. J.
sOutnard Clyde Patrick Henry. Harry BuschmaI kskA
shamrock August the sst Two IN the Channel Arrived on
7h Columbus, Warehouses Qaeensbury, Faith
The Craiss Cheyaer. Also arrived Ont, A. Cloudy.
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Tkree AffnirnhIe RIessin1s.

good appetite digestion and ound sleep are ures
bless at IMPLY gooi mor and are atainale "
Of HOST2lTEg- STOMACH RriF R The stomach
that nvgorated by that ruling tonic rapidly doses ~ tho
food committed H. and a TIE proper time Graves Tor moro
win natural ernestess the brain frm which pain and
dependency been baned by that saory anoyne and
cheering cordial enjoys the hour Of rest that tranquil,
dramss rose which other boon that can
bStow compensate Besides these most desirable results.
physique strengthened and fortified against the
attacks Of disease by chs splendid vtalzer and protective
agent which altogether about the most Desirable
unuestonaD Of tie most popular medicines IN ex
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P4SSENGERS SiILED.

FOR LIvERPOOI-TH steamship BJihao. July MS r.
r. and servant sllyeTio Oalaro Manuel kenda
Honda Mr. aud Child children and nurse, Me- and
Mrs Balboa, d. c. Gilman IL nry A. Row aud Geo "
Rutts IT. samuel DuFee Rev Charles ii. Wheeler, John
wheeler H. NJ. Fielder Miss fleder and maid. Miss rel
loves MIS- O. I. NJ. Davis, Mrs James Haper Miss HARPER
mail servant MI and Mrs Ii. ". Bou
ton W. L. Foster n q. HOoklam, John Mack. A. n. sotaS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-08

Mr.. BEECHER BEFORE THE GRAND JURY.
INDICTMENTS IMMEDIATELY ORDERED RGAINsr
LOADER AND RlCE-PROBABIIIIY OF THEIR
PEDMPr rgIAL-POssIBLE ESCAPE OF PRICE
IRON PUNISHMENT.
Immediately on the conclusion of the exami-
nation OF Price aud Loader. Mr Beecher accompanied
the District Attorney the Courthouse in Brooklyn
and without delay was ushered INTO the Grand Jury
room where be gave his testimony to the trth OF tile
aaidayits made by Price and Loader. Mr.. Beecher
was before the Grand Jury only short time.
Tie papers showing the eyid nee taken before
Justice Riley we're also submitted to the Grand Jury and
an ind ctment was ordered against both of the alleged
prriurcrs IL "a known whether they will be ar
raigncd Immediately not, though 1t is understood to
be the intention to try them speedily and their trials
NAV follow during the present month before County
Jud.Moore This Is considered desirable In order that
Mr. Beecher who OF Is important witness may
be within convenient reach Of the Court
Price although Indicted In Kings County, VIII possibly
esca ne the penalty Of his Ocnse he made his coes-
sion and cave his evidence against Loader to the District
Attorney Of on condition that h accepted
"a states evidence. nOlle pr0sequl will possibly DO
entered H. consequence OF this agreement.
Mrs Tltons presence not considered necessary 10
secure Indictment. as the written report Oh the eA-
animation showed the necessary and she conse-
aueny did not appear before the Grand Jury IL Is not
known positively whether evidence was given against
Others no were alleged to have been concerned III TINS
con,;,racy To defame Mr. Beecher and Mrs. Illton.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
INsURRECTION IN HERZEGOVINA.

INSURRECTION IN HERZEGOVINA.
AUSTRIAN INFANTRY SENT TO MEKovIcH on THE
FRONTIER.
LoSDoS, Thursday, July 3, $50 o. m
dispatch to The Standard reports that an
instruction has broken out against the
Turks in Herzegovina The women
children and old men have been sent
to Damatia for safety. The Turkish troops are
marching against the insurgents. Austria has sent
two battalions of infantry to Mekouch, on the
frontier of Herzegovina.
rEoy other Foreign yslrs see First Puce.l
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P1SSENG ER2 AHRIrED.

FROM FERNASDINA. Sch steamship Montgomery
July Gov Walker aud daughter j. W. Dickinson. Mrs o.
Carr j. W. Herrick, Mrs GTtn, G. Mclean j. A. spear,
r. SchesDger Miss Stevens Geo HOsein H. r. Green wife
Mrs Barton ". .. sawyer. Mrs J. T. Coilns and
Mrs C. @. Moore. child and servant Mrs NJ Lord
child, Miss Clara Lord Hurter. Geo HOLM shead.
Dr. life and wife. I. :. alsh, Mrs Fisher.
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loss OLE LIFE IN MASSACHUSETTS,.

WORCESTER, Mass, July 7.-Eeports OF houses
struck by lightning yesterday afternoon como RON al
parts OF the country. In Shrewsbury Thomas keily'
aye 10 years was killed while az work in Held In
Hidden Mrs Collier was killed and her two daughters
we're rendered unconscious. one Of them lad not recOV
~ ar last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-08

Mr Morris gave Price so and sad that he wanted him
Court IL q. the next day that be could
say 10 the Judge, Our witnesses are here. me am
davit signed by me In Mr.. Morrss Office" Price con-
cluded " il false In every particular never saw Mrs
Ton and never In Mr.. Tiltons house In my life
made this statement TO Jackson 5. schultz at the Park
Rank Navx-Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-08
DIM1GE BY TIE LIGHTNING.
COTTON WAREHOUSE DESTROYED.

A COTTON WAREHOUSE DESTROYED.
AUGUSTA, Ga, July THE warehouse or
the Langley Manufacturing Company, containing SUI
bol, of cotton and several hundred bales OF manufae
t,r oood- was struck ~ lightning to-day. Two steam
frn zines from Augusta rendered assistance Inc loss
amounts TO go 900 $4,000 on when there is DO III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-08

The letter of the law. Nervous Old Lady,
" on noIicrman policeman. there's strange dog that
viii stick 10 me and won't leave me, and cant get rd OF
lin Cnnl,lut Won take him IN charge, or somethngF
Ipoijcen1n fvho doesn't like the Job Very sorry,
maam. but we can't interfere with any dog 50 long as
he's a-lOllern' y somebody
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-08
ENFORCING THE

ENFORCING THE LICENSE LAW IN BOSTON
BosT0N July THE enforcement or the
License law this city was begun IN earnest To-Day Al
Inort,, ~ tbe Nunicpal Court some thirty dealers
were either fined 800 each or placed under 'onds ioF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-08
THE FIRST COMPLETE SURVEY OF THE GULF OF
CALIFORNIA.

WASHINGTON, July THE United States
steamer which arrived at san Francisco on
the inst has been engaged during the past two years
in surveying the Gulf of California The naval author
tcs ae much pleased with the valuable services
drcd Complete charts OF the Gulf have been Isade Tor
the first time and numerous safe harbOrs on the coasts,
he retOfOre unknown have been discovered.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-08

a. r. Knight Charles n Bishop, Mrs c. r. Behop, ~
Bsbop Mr. and Mrs Chapman Bdde Mrs Gregory ana mss1
servant Young J. Davis 1eston. B fe1owrs OH ~
Nrshas r. Smith, p Duncan MI Bofssevsin, MT consocS
Mr. Page, Mrs Trlstram Burgess Miss Brrges h.s a.
Burres Mrs wheaton. " Katherine Wheaton. MI A. n
Philips Brace, Prot A. A. Patton MT W. ~ rt"r
art Il. stewart and ranservan Miss nsy ~
Weston Mr. Harry Carson. j. Mr. and Mrs Mckenhrs W.
Jones' Mr.. f. a. Gillespie Rsv. :. F. Durham MI an. In
Wistler W. j. slson. D. D., J. Guy McCandesA NJ ~
Mr. bertrand Mr. VIM Wills, Mr. and Yrs James Cechrana.
b. Gottschalk and child Mr. Pedro DOT
uenscl Edward0 Mestre 0bid and man any
Miss Neal Miss Jarrett Mrs. ". C. Jarrett Mss ~ NJ
Hoyd. Mrs.. Maria MarchioDni, Mr.. and Nj. J h9fue
ID. II. Brewster and wife, Mr. Watson. Mr. W. J: HoppH
Mt and Stcrnc and chill Mss Abbott Mas nop
PIN Kirkpatrick. Rev. stewart Robinson, MIA
Tew ksshufy Charlotte YOun, Nr and MIS- Cfockr two
G. W. Benton D. Lopez, Duncan, Miss Fannie j. 1bane
Miss !. Casr and Ellis, Mia Helena ElhS
Miss Marie L. Ellis, Mr. and Mrs. John T. Norton MIA Wal
and two children J. A Cameron, George Ross, ~ W.
Rev. Or A. NJ Reid. Mr.. ami Mrs & g. Ramsey Miss Won
Speckel-on Miss Corner Nj and Mrs H. g NevIns X w
Courtney Gen. and Mrs. Ba,ean man and ~ mad
servant; Mrs. Wicoxson, child and maid; IT, NJ
Mccullough, W I. Kane. H. G. Borasky Howell dc Coursey
Borasky. MIR and Mrs Abbott. Miss Abbott W Chs1ee
Mr. and Mrs Charles Page, W. r. Boyd. Mr and Mr.. Boz
children Mrs. Lander and maid Mr. aud MIRA
Juhler and two children, Mrs Clara L. Bancroft Mas LINE
Peabody maid ~ f. James Mr and Mrs. D. ewes. Mis-
r. G. Gray, Mrs X. H. BrO~n j. j. PIKE, A. w shaw, ME-
and Mrs. J. o. Macintosh, Mrs MackDtosh Mr. and MIRA
FclloWes, II. W Farnam Mrs WetTOre. Mira TDachef. MI
and Mrs Charles A. smith, L. r. Iansey aud dalgter MA
W kirkw0Od +. Morgan, ". r. Endicott Mrs Henry Nib
ward, W. Dewar. X. T. Hegers Mr.. and Mrs W ken"ick,
Mis- l. b. subway, Mrs Geo! rookie Miss Maria Crooka
J. NJ Christie. Dr. = Dennis u. W. Dggs, D. H. Eaton, j.
Mary Robinson. Mt and ME-. +. E. Kew Alfred Boyd NE
Holland, IL. +. Jones.
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JUDGE EDMUNDS'S REPLY TO MR.. NORDHOFF.
MIR. NORDnOFF UNDER A OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
LETTER SENT TO THE WRONG PERSON
WASHINGTON, July Judge Edmunds has
forwarded the following reply late letter OF Mr..
NOrchOf
UNION REPUBLICAN CONGRESSIONAL EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
WARRINGTON. ID. T.. July q. l-ij.
DEAR am In receipt OF your letter Of the 2sth ult,
from Atlanta relative The course Of The A0OHdt he
publican newspaper this city toward and calling
a. Chairman Of the National Republican Commute" get rid
of that paper change it, am neither Chairman
y0u addressed member 81 tine National Republican
iouitec secretary of the lion Republican
grt.innAl therefore cannot sptaS the on-
mtce 10y yOu. You assume thai me SdtOaa'~Re-
publican ~ the central and chef organ OF the Re
publican party" and that IL lies within The control
af ths its regaId
Here Won are The National Hsbicu h the
pAn Of THIS Committee, has this Committee organ
Neither within the and province Of this
compel change In the management
Na0nG RSrt6tcIn other newspaper, The respect
This COmmlttc, connection whatever
tho MANAGEMENT Of that spaper Of other.
cannot i'm any manner influence Editor Gocs come
" thin the usually led duty " an Executive Committee
IN dictate ~ OF ASSUME control the papesOf paIiy
Tins being true nder % your letter entirely
10 answer IL detail Your letter should have been lcressed
10 tie EDITOR Of me National he5cd Very respectfully,
your OOedeut servant, j. d. ElhtAbs, secretary.
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AEOTT EO-TON.

Bosroy, July 7.-Deacon Kimball's house at
reton was struck by lightning and entirely consumed
loss - 600 Many buildings in this city ana suburbs
were struck No serious loss or actual deaths are re-
Dortel.
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The STATE of TRADE.
HAVANA MARKET.

HAVANA. July T. spanish gold. 2lle2l5 E1ehanss firm
or m Tuited states SO days, currency 931e3 prem;
irt sirht Do e619- prem 80 days, gold l24 25 pren
-hor sigh DO III 1870 prem. on London 1850 PREM
on paris ll2Ql25 prem Sugar quiet bat hrm No IL d. b.
l44l4 = reals per arrobe
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OPENING OF THE DEMOCRAGIC CAMPAIGN IN
OHIO.
COLUMBUS, Ohio, July THE Democratic
Executive Committee have decided 10 open the campaign
formally at Gaipolis July 2l with speeches by Gov
Alien and senator Thurman.
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NnMINArIoN or A CONGREssMAN.

SAN FRANCISCO, July THE Democratic
Convention of the LIST Congressional District has noi
mated W. a. Piper OF this city for Congress.
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MINNESOTA DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION

MINNESOTA DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.
D. L. BUELL. FOR GOvERNOR-A PLATFORM BASED
ON QUESTIONS or THE PRESENT AND FUTURE
HARD MoSEY-THE REGULATION OF CORPORA
TIoNs-No sUMPTUARY LAWS.
ST. PAUL, Mimi, July THE Democratic
State Convention assembled at noon to-day in this city,
and spent most the afternoon in discussing the nan-
cil plank of the platform The specie men finally pre-
vailed by large majority. Tie following platform was
opted:
The Democratic Republican party Of Minnesota in con
yeton assembled invite ellcWciiizcns To consider
whether the widely prevailing corruption IN the conduct
has not made it evident that the dominant party
should he deprived Of the power which It's leaders
have Of late years prositued and abused believing
that reform can only be inaugratd By selecting Cdnd
dates and representatives not before connected WIN any
of the abuses and who known to Dc bOih honest anu
capable present to 1.-THE people 81 Minnesota az can
didaes for their suirages, The gentlemen nominated to-
day. ard declare the following To De the principles 'hey
Fesolred first That the adoption Of tie Fourteenth
Fifteenth. and sixteenth Amendments to the Federal
Constitution closed great era IN our pc lrc
aud of the struggles that grew out of that system These
amendments have been accepted In good ialth by All
political organizations and the people Of all sections
Hereafter all parties must stand upon them. and our
politics must turn on questions OF tie present and the
future and upon those OF the settled and final past
Second That the National Government is govern
meut of limited and delegated powers supreme WITHIN
lis sphere while the great bulk OF the rights Of he people
lind their safeguard IN the states and the people
the freedom OF the press OF the country.
Fourth return to gold and silver the basis OF the
currency Of the country, with preparation and effective
measures to the resumption of specie payments
nm tariff for only consistent with an
honest administration none for prOtecii0n 10 Govern
ment partnership with protected nOnOpoies.
Sir;h: EQUAL and justice To all men, partial
legislation. partial taxation
Sescnth: Free ana Uniform excise laws sumptuary
laws . ,
Fi0hh Official accountability enforced by better civil
and criminal remedies; private use OF public funds by
public officers, and the srictest economy III all public
affairs.
Ninth The party in power responsible FOR the admin
istratIon of the Government while IN power.
Tenth: That all corporations chartered or recognized
by the State should be at all times supervisabc by the
Slate In the and for the protection Of the
people, against unjust discrimination and extortonate
demand.
After the adoption Of the PLATFORM the Convention
made tie following nominations:
E0r Governor D.. l. Burren.
LfefeHlHt iOUeTJIOT-E ". Dutant
FOR Secretary Of Strts-AcOphus BicTnan.
For state AudttOT-M. DOran.
For state TreGNTer-AlDcrt -claefer.
For ChiefJustics u the supreme COUu-L. Emmett
Fur RItrOdd Comm ssiO'RT-J. W. SefcerOOx.
For AuOTHe " GeHerqt-k Jones'
The Convention appeared to I've entirely harmonious
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Bites of INSERTS Snakes Poison vine-GnEss LISMEs1
IODluu or AANiOSIA Is specific.
sold by all Druggists Depot 45l Sixth SewYork
only 80 cent and 81 per bottle.
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THE wEsTERvILIE WAR TAKEN INTO COURT.
COLUMBUS, Ohio, July THE parties for

whom wrts arrest issued yesterday, for attempt
Ing 10 destroy saloon in Westory;e, appeared in tho
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PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

r. L. July 7-Prntng cloths are moving
~ uf ! q 5 e for Stanlard and Extra 6iXOs'S
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M4RRIED.

cow WOODwARD-On Wednesday July 7. at The
Madison square Presbyterian Church b. the Rev " tm
Adams D. b. Elijah :. Cowles u Jersey CITY 10 sarah II
daughter Of John Woodward, ESQ.
DOUGLAS-TWEED-On Tuesday, June l. by tbs Rev.
Joseph H. Price D. d., Fred. w. Douglas TO Josephine
Tweed
Al Notices Of Marriages must be Endorsed wih fau
name and adCiress.
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De-hsr. PHI, are the surest and safest remedy for ch
nj AID Iallri.
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ease of fifrr dollars alloned.

crease of fifty dollars allowed.
John H. Jones guardian of Marsars
Edwards. minor. Petition to sell land
Report of reinvestment fled. approved
and confirmed.
In the matter of the estate of John
Hope, deceased. Motion for citation
against the widow filed Citation issued
and returned, and the proceedings on
motion and consent of parties dis
missed
The following names were drawn as
jurors for the may criminal term: o. S.
Miller, Isaac Brown, y. T. Cayett, c.
Graham, G. W Waller, Harvey Wells.
Albert Hartley. Riley Corn, William D.
Jones, Philip Russell. Mordecai McClung
and Evan Evans.
brand Assault and battery. Transcript
filed and entered of record.
In the matter of the insanity Of Marin
IIalterman. Inquest of insanity held,
patient found insane and an application
duly made for her admission into the
Southeastern Ohio Hospital for the In
sane, at Athens. Ohio.
Edward R Jones, Jabez Goulding and
David E Davies. aliens and natives o.
Wales, admitted to citizenship.
Five accounts filed.
-Four accounts settled.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
Davis Tops and Mary CatAarine Ropp
John L Morgan andMary Ann Davis
Joseph y Waller and Elizabeth N
Storer.
Peter Gilliland and Belle Bruntyn
Thomas H. Stanley and Elizabeth
Monk
Lafayette souder and Mary Ann
" hitt.
Henry Slater and Mary Hughes.
William II. Smith and Eliza S. Ward.
Francis II. Oliver and Annie Jane
Hope.
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SOLDIERS CLAIM AGENCY. Il have
thrown off all embarrassments in order
to enable me to give that attention to my
claim business that it demands, and now
propose to vigorously prosecute claims
for Bounties and Pensions for worthy
persons, for moderate fees. No unworthy
persons need apply. Ny experience is all
the guarantee l can give, and in case of
failure l make no charge. EGTQuarterly
vouchers for pensioners carefully pre-
pared. The late Maj. Roberts business,
and that Of Mr.. Hughes, who has remov-
ed. is in my hands. Office on B. oadway,
jackson, o. II. c. MILLER.
apr9-4w
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NERVOUS DEBILITY.

A depressed, irritable state of mind; a
weak, nervous, exha usted feeling; no energy
or animation; confused head, weak meme
ry, often with debilitatin2, involuntary dis
charges. The consequence ofexcesses, mental
overwork or indiscretions. The NERVOUS
DEBILITY finds sovereign cure in HUM
PHREY'S HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFIC, No.
IS. II tones up the system, arrests discharges
dispels the mental gloom and and desponden-
cy, and reIuvinates the entire system. 1t is
perfectly harmless and always efficient. Price
s., for a package of five boxes and n large 8
vial of powder, which is important in old seTi-
Gus cases; or 81 per single box. Sold by ALL
Druggists or sent by mail on receipt of price
Address HUMPHREYS SPECIFIC HOMEO.
PATHIC MEDICINE CO., No. 562 Broadway
New York.
Sold by w. F. HALE, Jackson, Ohio.
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EomH ThfSv

First class stoves sold by D. L. Pickrel, Agent
for Ohio Stove Co.'S stoves, of Portsmouth. This
Co. has a reputation for making the best cast
iugs iii Southern Ohio. The celebrated "Our
Home, Coal and Wood Cook Stove, made by
them, is growing to be the most popular stove
in Ohio. Every stove warranted to give entire
satisfaction. Buy stove made at or near home
and you will have less trouble getting repairs
He has also Il full line of heatera for stores,
school houses churches &c, among which will
be found the celebrated Dubuque Soft Coal Base
Burner-most pow heater in the world
be sure and see it before buying any other.
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Some ten days ago CIV Baker brought
us several specimens OF his ore, from
the eight feet vein he has opened on
Paul Stifiier's farm. four miles west Of
town. On Monday he sent Us a piece Of
ore with an iron spoon imbt dded in it.
Tho spoon is much corrodrd, and the
handle is broken off 1t is the same
kind of iron spoon now in use. 1t was
found eight feet under ground, and one
foot deep in the ore 1t is now in our
Office. and is a great curiosity.
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Transfers of Real Estate.

II. F. Austin to FL. G Lasley ct al
ll9 acres IN Lick tip; S4,S00.
w. w. Morgan to j. j. Thomas-part
Lot "a in Oak Hill; $1,000.
President Buchanan to Isham Ford
40 acres in jackson tp.
Mcknight Campbell to D. Il S. Camp
bell-75 acres in Lick tip; S700.
Nathan Graham to Philip Wiant-S0
acres in Scioto tip; $780,
Isaac Stevison to Silas Brookins-Lot
9 in Miller's Addition.
Thomas Ii. Vaughn to s. n Vaughn
acres in Bloomfield tp; $50.
John Basquill to 6. j. Lonberger-part
Lot I03 in jackson.
Lewis Hampshire to Ruhama Sell-40
acres in Washington tp $3.50.
Thomas McKitterick to o. S. Miller
land in Lick tip; $500.
Andrew Law to John PRICE, acres in
Lick tip; $75.
j. Ii. Bum, trustee, to J. II. Price
part Lot 81 in jackson; 81, 800.
IL. G. Lasley to Joseph Hadker ct al
5 acres in Milton tp; $500
j, w. Wallace to F. P Atknson-part
Lot IS in Ellsworth; $500.
James Plummer to j. l. Plummer ct
al.-I6l acres in Scioto tip; 5000
j. L. Ramsey, trustee. TO Isaac Brown
Lot A in S. OF Jackson; $700
Louisa Thompson to II. j. Thompson
Il acre in Mii!ontp; $25
/ Henry Sanders 10 IIerrod Sanders-4C
acres in Scinto lp; 800.
Allen Heagler, trustee, to Wellstor
Coal and Iron Company-L000 acres il
Milton and Washington tips; 81.
Number OF mortgages recorded, 10
amount secured; 81 II, T0j %