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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-06-27
FOREIGN.
A Ministerial Revolution in
Brazil.
Further Details of the French
Floods.
Banquet to the American Team.
IRELAND.

The Lord Mayor OF L.ondOa Expected.
DUBLIN, June 26.-The Irish Rife
Team. in pracrice at Dollymount to-day,
made a much smaller score than the Amer
leans Yesterday. There will be no further
practice by the American Team. The
Lord Mayor Of London and party will ar
rive Monday.
A Fifty Guinea Cup.
The Iloyds Of London have offered a
fifty guinea cup to be contested for by the
English, Scotch ana Irish Teams al the
time of the All-Ireland Challenge Shield
match. All the teams have accepted.
HOnOrs TO the American Team.
A grand banquet was given this evening
by the Fellows of Trinity College, in honor
of the American Rifle Team. There were
seventy five guests at the banquet, which
took place in the commons. The event was
regarded as a mark Of peculiar honor, It
being the first banquet Of similar nature for
twenty years.
The students took deep interest in the
affair, gathering around the visitors as they
entered and clambering on window sills Of
the dining hall and cheering Justify.
Judge Mullin, of the Supreme Court OF
New L VI A. LEoplAlANNA ~ q A1l-o-f e--N- l-N
posed the health Of the Provost Of the Uni
versity of Dublin. The Lord Mayor OF
Dublin spoke fiatteringly Of the Provost
and Trinity College. The Provost, in re-
ply, spoke eloquently Of the marvellous pro
gress of the United States, tand
said that whatever might be the result
of the great rife contest, nothing can
occur to mar the friendship between Amer
leans and Irishmen. Chief Justice White
side said the American visitors had hon
ored the University by their presence, and
they received them as brothers who have
been foremost in spreading civilization
Rev. DR.. HoughtOn responded to the toast
'"The University of Dublin" The airs
sung at the banquet were composed for the
occasion by DR.. Walter, and entitled, ''Irist
Welcome to the American Rife Team,
"I.and of the West and "Welcome
Brother from the West
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-rur sTrties skirt is the latest. 1t con-
,racts the waking powers Of the Pent-up
Wearer.
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THIRD MATCH.

CarSy. y............ss...slO .slO
Burgess s.....s...ss-...O
f. Garter. 11O
Turner. ......l1i1 iii
Horn ,...,...ss...ss..sO
Mr.. Turner was the winner Of the first
and second heat aud the race.
Next week there will be another match.
The birds are getting scarce here, and some
parties have sent North for wild pigeons.
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Nsr York -speeIal 70 tAs s. L9ul. aIobe-Den-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-06-27
McPHERSON'S FATE.
A Graphic Account of His Death
Before Atlanta.

shot Within q Few Feet OF the FEEDER
aIs-SYOu Have Killed the Best Man
in Cur Arnsy''-ErFOrs I'm sherman's
Memoirs
The publication Of Sherman's Memoirs
has eiicited much and ta-isd comment, and
brought out many important facts bearing
upon the war between the sections, but
none that win be read with more general
interest than the following, written by
Capt. Richard Beard, Of Murfeesboro, a
gallant ex-Confederate, who was not sim
ply an eyewitness, but an active partici-
psLt IN she affair which he so graphically
describes.
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Ffffr GuInen Gun.

The Lloyds Of London have offered a
fifty guinea cup TO be contested for by the
Scotch ana Irish Teams al the
time Of the All-Ireland Challenge Shield
match. All the teams have accepted.
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UNION AND AMERICAN.
ver,,ls Of S,EbscrfDf fio1t.

III y ~ ? N-'77' =
PAYABLE II ADVANCE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-28
MAKING AND UNMAKING POLICE
MEN

At the opening yesterday OF the Supreme Court,
General Term, before judges Davis. Lawrence and
Daniels, . rather novel case came on for argu.
nent Nj. oakey Han, upon . ceruorari, brought
mp proceedings In the alleged trial OF Ira NJ Clapp
Of tue detective force, BY tne Board OF Police.
During his argument the folio wing points were
made for Mr.. C1app:-By q section OF the charter
every member OF the force may BE- dismissed
among other Things, Tor conduct unbecoming an
of1cer.n 1hts cause the Board selected against
Inc reiator. Now, the relator, on the day of the
charges served and trial, was either member OF
The force or ne was not he was certainly .
member OF toe force de lacto, because he
was recognized a. such by the missive OF tue
Board sending the charge. He must have been
OF that charge. Reference to the specifications
VIII show a direct contradiction OF the cnarge:
lor the Inconsistency appears OF an of1cer OF tue
ponce force oeing charged with conduct unoecom-
Ing an oficer in exercising the powers and
wearing toe uniform or insignia or o1icer
OF police without authority OF lawl Neither
toe second nor third specification comes
nnder conduct unbecoming an onlcer.n The
most superficial view Of the charge anu specinca-
lions must snow that the mOue and manner OF
treating the rea tors status In the ponce force
was veld, Qutge ~ much 30 a. II dIsappoint ted
complainant mad charged one OF tue
tellsnt police justices now IN onise, dur
ing contention Tor validity or once, with
moving power had removed Bucn of1cer under
a specification and proof that ne had not been
Legally appointed, The return shows, 0y charge,
Police we're trying, not the reator Tor any offence,
but trying an old Board OF Ponce for not having
Kept perfect minutes. or for having violated law
IN appointing man not eligible.
Mr.. Mclean. law partner OF Governor Tilden,
aud VINO was recently selected as counsel to the
Police Dc par ment 81 Corporation Counsel smith,
moved 10 quasn toe writ as improvidently issued.
The Cours took The papers, reserving its DO
mtaiOn.
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UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.


No. a16. the United States, appellants Va me
Home Insurance company. No. ala Tne United
States, sppellanta Va me Southern Insurance
and Trust Company. Mr.. Justice Strong delivered
the opinion OF the Court, in substance az fol-
lows
These were suits under the Captured ana Aban-
doned Property act TO recover the proceeds OF the
sale OF cotton captured at savannah In 1854 and
now in the Treasury OF the United states. From
pears that the plaintlns are corporations created
BY the Legislature Of Georgia 10 1851 and
against the government or the United states. and
The question now presented - whether sucn cor
poratIons can De recognized as having legal ex.
istence with capacity TO own cotton and 10 sue in
tue court OF Claims. IL is insisted on behalf or
the appellants that the Courts OF the United states
will not recognize the competency OF those bodies
known as the Legislatures Of the insurgent states
to create corporations sucn as insurance, banking
aud trust companiea and as the plaintfs In the
Court below we're corporated under acts passed
after this attempted secession OF Georgia from the
that iSey have nave no G ssal = existence s Il msg
well be doubted whet0er. under the plead
ings In ne Court osoT' the ,. appellants
There was plea that traversed directly the
corporate existence OF the plainuns. A general
sufficient Notwithstanding the old rule that
corporation SUNG must prove its corporate ex-
ietence, 10 has been many times decided that q
pea oil the general issue ad niits lie capacty 10
sue, as does gong 70 trial upon the merits. We
40 NOT however rest our DECISION upon THIS
ground. We prefer answering the question which
the appellants attempt 70 raise. No doubt
the Legislature OF Georgia, In 1851 and
1863, when the enactments we're made
Tor the Incorporation OF these piaintna,
was not the lsElunate Legislature Of the state.
The state mad thrown on its connection with the
United states, and the members OF the Legisla-
ture had repualated or had not taken the Gaia BY
winch tine third section OF the sixth article OF the
CONSTITUTION requires the members OF the several
STATE Legislatures 10 Dc DouBd. Bat IL does not
follow lrom tnls tnat it was not Legisature, the
acts oil whIcA we're OF force when thaI were mAae,
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COURT CALENDARs-THIs DAY

SUPREME CouRT-CHAMsERs-Held by Judge Law
renee.-Nos IL 81 rs Sc $50, los 1T. IFS, 2as ga
293, 3l6 3Sl. sSS S3s, $40, 352, $50.
SUPREME COURT GENERAL 1RKM-Heid by
Judges Davis Daniels ana Barrett.-Nos. s3. 3, a s.,
o. 10 IL H. 49, IL, l5 10, IL, is, 10. 20, Fl, % 23 a.
70, 20 q, 20 20 80 81 81 o. a. 80 49, 49, 49, AZ as
90 10 i'll, PA, rs. 23 2S2 2Ss 2S4 235 127, Us
235, 23T, 2SS. 23s, $40.
sUPRsME CoURT-sPEcIAL TKRx-AdJournsd Tor
SUPREME CoURT-CRcUTT- Part l--AdJourned
for the term. Part 2-Held by Judge Dononue-
snort causea-Nos. 262a, ls4O, 1858, l47o, 25i2
1564S 1850, 2940 $50, 2454, 2420, 2SSt. 2s2s 2s0s
2sIO 26s4, 1890 2Tl2, 270s, 29ls, 2672, 1854 2344
2s2s 1880 2s't a gs5 2olS go 2s7a Part q
SUPERIoR CoURr-GKsRRAL TRRM.-AdJourned
sine de.
JuoRe Van Vorst.-Case on, No. %.
SUPERIOR CoURr-TRIAL TRRM-Part Held By
Judge Curtis-Short causes.-NOs. 1893, 1887, 1910,
776, lOs2 $40 Iiss sou, $50, 500, li1a lisa 1870
COMMON PLEAs-GKNRRIL TKRx.-Adjourned
until Monday, June IS 1870
coMMoN PIKAs-rRIAL TEzx-Part Held By
Ju0ge Loew.-Case on, No. 1884 Part AID
journed for the term.
MARINE CoUrT-TRIAL TKKM-Parta l, and a.
GKNKRAL SBssIoSs-Held by Judge Sutherland
The People VS.. John Devln, burglary; same Va.
James Harmon, burglary; same VS.. Charles Nun
derry burglary; same va Darius harrington, felo-
Nous assault and battery; same Va. James Suli-
van and John Lyons, rape; same vs.. Mary Miller,
grand larceny; same vs.. Henry MeIssnar and
George Grain. grand larceny; same VS.. John
Myers aud Melville Regensnurg, grand larceny I;
same W. Charles Payson, grand larceny; same vs..
William Redmond, grand larceny same Va. Charles
Harrington, grand larceny; same VS. Francis
BOYD, grand larceny; Same John Nare. pett
larceny; Same vs. James Lyons, petit larceny;
Same vs. MARIA Lynch, peut larceny.
OYER AND TERMINMR-HelG OF Judge BRADY
The People Va. Dominica PolIlco nomloide.
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COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS.

TEE DUFFY TRIAL RESUMED.
The case OF Duty, charged with attempting to
shoot Deputy Comptroller Earle, was resumed.
Mr.. Grant. the sick Juror, was IN his seat, having
recovered from his sudden illness. Before counsel
commenced mis- speech Judge Sutherland said
that the absence or the juror Tor two GAYS
had put the Court 10 great Inconvenience
and the public to great expense. II, said HIS
Honor the Juror in any way voluntarily by hls i'm
prudence contributed TO hts Sickness ne ought 10
be eensured, but II mis- indlspositlon was oispen-
satIon oil Providence he ought to have the SYM
patny OF the Court and his fellow jurors. Mr..
Purdy then resumed his argument maintaining
that the accused nad no adequate motive 10 COM
NIT the crime with winch lie was charged, and
that the evidence OF the witnesses for the defence
showed that he must have oeen OF unsound mind
at he time he used enc pistol
At the conclusion OF Mr.. Purdy's speech a recess
was taken, ana upon the Resembling OF the
Court District Attorney Rollins proceeded In reply
10 demonstrate the guilty intent OF Du1y and the
nimsy nature OF the testimony adduced 20 sustain
the theory OF insanity. Mr.. Rollins did not con-
cuie until q late nour 10 the evening. Judge
Sutherland Will charge the jury this morning.
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nRCIsIoNS
SUPREME ooURT-cHkAEBEns.


Manufacturers and Merchants Bank W. HAN
son same ". Bell; same va Hanson and another;
same Vi. Hanson and anotner: same W.. Hanson
and another; same vs.. ken Same W. Belowa-
Motions granted on plaintiffs Ming security for
costs ana tlO COSTS TO ABIDE event.
Wood vs.. Rowe 81 al Motion 10 place cause on
snort cause calendar denied.
WOOD vs. Rowe ct al.-Motlon 70 strike out an
swer 81 the defendants, O. A. Rowe, granted.
Wooo vs. Rowe.-Motlon Tor Judgment ON ntvol-
BUSINESS OF answer granted.
lacey W. LacoY,-Motlon granted.
IN tue matter OF Mary L. Sumner; In the matter
o. Augusta LetchI0rd; in the matter or william ID.
LetchiOrdi IN the matter OF James A. walsh; The
commercial BanK OF Kentuoky W.. varnumi ward
Vs. Th0mpaOn.-Granted.
kelnard ~; Bacharacn; RJorson VI. vogeL-
M0tltn Denied.
By Judge Lawrence.
Reck vs. BradJ.-lhere must be q receiver ap.
POINTED In thia action. Tne lacls alleged bY the
guoRment debtor constitute no answer to the 40.
plicauon, but only 60 10 show that the Jury erred
IN renderlng toe verdict on when the judRTneng Ia
based. VIA thIs l have nothing 10 DO The
Judsmsms v regular on tta lace And sunlaians a
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COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, NAY a. 1873
NO. IS. Chase W., observation-disclosures re-
pumed and concluded.
No. is, Enzabeth summon, admfnistratrix Ac.,
appellant va the New York aud Harlem Railroad
Comp ny, reapondent-Argued By John W. Hand
for respondent.
No. IA Anna Malone, Administrative. &c., re-
spondeHf, We. Henry q. Hatnaway, survivor, 10,
appellant-Argued b. J. o. Cocnranc, Of counsel
Tor appellant, and pY James B. Perkins, for re.
mpondenk Case atill on.
DAT CALENDAR.
Day calendar for Friday. MAJ "a, lsss s-Noa ~,
"a q, a. a. a. a. a.
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The MOST BRILLIANT SEASONS on RECORD.
THE SUMMER SEASON
ut this theatre will be inaugurated on
MONDAY EVENING, MAY 81
by the production the first time. OF new and origh
nal Local sensational Play OF powerful intsrest en-
titled
The DONOVANS,
in which the celebrated Speciality Artists
HARRIGAN AND HART,
win appear In characters written expressly for them
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A Keeper Of the Wards Island Lunatic
Asylum Charged with Numbering
One Of the Inmates.
The Police Commissioners and
Police Dismissale.

Marine Court, Part 2, was adjourned for the
term yesterday afternoon by Juoge Joachimsen,
after hearing Q few cases involving interesting
points OF law, and which his Honor disposed or
without Jury.
In the suit brought by Sarah E. Bodlne against
James Collins for $4,000 damages for alleged
breach OF promise OF marriage, which mas been on
trial Tor the past two days before Judge sper, or
the Superior Court, verdict was rendered yes
terday giving the plaintiff $500 damages.
The suit brought by the Erie Railway Company
against William r. Barr yesterday dlscon-
tinued, and an order to this effect entered in
Supreme Court Chambers, before Judge Lawrence.
The discontinuance OF the suit Is attributed,
though possibly without good and sufficient
reason, to the late change in the company's
AFFAIRS.
Immediately after the dismissal OF the wrlts or
certiorari and habeas corpus by Judge Lawrence,
Of the Supreme Court, in the case OF Carl Vogt,
upon the ground oil want OF jurisdiction in the
supreme Court, in matter determined by 4
United States Commissioner, Mr.. John u. Town
send the counsel OF vogt, submitted his points
and brief TO Mr.. Hamilton Fish, Secretary OF State.
He yesterday received from Secretary Fish an
answer that the case should be carefully exam
ined in connection with his suggestions and
points
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MILK AND CREAM.

NJ D. Woodruff 4 co., % TO "a NORTH
IN Moore Ereet-rurs Cream dslvsrso 70 any part
OF New York. Brooklyn Jersey City, and shipped.
packed VI iaA V any town bstwssn Bsseea Ana Nash-
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AMUSEMENT. .
sTH AVENUE THEATRE
- Proprietor and Manager.....Mr. AUGUsTIN DAILY
EVERY EVENING Ara
THE
::'.' s##|$' COCO
E.. # + $..s5 8
||::|I !. !. I. I.
EvEEY NIGHT UNTIL FURTHER SoTIcE
NINETEENTH BONANZA MATINEE,
rHE wHoAE F FRA4 Will WI ! 3 Be OWEN
+ THE oESThSS!AL sL3R Az PLcoRAAlEI9Ns,
week
METHoPoLEE1..ES, T Eys1pg IS gsoADwAr
FIFTY FARl2I1N w MAJISEss
VARIETY STARS CAN, SATURDAY
Mla APHE PELEErIER's CHAHUT DANCERS
GnMoRE's CONCERT GARDEN
Mr. r. 8. GILNoRE !. Director
SALE OF BOX TICKETS PoR THE
OPENING PERFORMANCES
COMMENCES THIS "WEDNESDAY MORNING, AT
o CLOCK. AT THE BOX oTFIcR, AT THR NADI-
GOV .vuNup rHTpANCB
This beautiful garden win positively b thrown Opsn
70 the public
SATURDAY EVENING, MAY "a
Doors open at7:n
coNoERT BY GILMoRE's BAND or 100 PER-
FORMERS
commences at o'clock
The inaugural programme win Be As iollsws,-
/ Dsdioatory-Naaonal air,
"lhe Star spAnglsd Banner"
overtnrs-obersn.. Weber
Concert Waltz-The Cornet..---..-.-----... Lanner
Grand sslection-Gems Of Operas .Msysrbeer
introducing solos By Arbuckle, Kegel and LetsCh
s. ovorture-"TAnnhauser ''..-.....---.--....wagne
Solo Tor cornet-'The -PsEanini
introducing the most oltncuAL Var1AuonA now eV1
written on this favorits theme for the eornsl
Performed BY Mr.. N. ARBUoKLR
z concsrt waitz-wisner wald.
Grams FAntaaiell Proteta-. heyerbeer
Pot Pourri-La FILE de Nine .--Leeoca
10 song--Ys Marry Bros. .Gumbsrt
IL
SUNDAY EVENING. AT O'CLOCK.
SECOND GRAND CONCERT
SATURDAY, JUNE & At O'CLOCK
FIRST GRAND MATINEE
ON SATURDAY AFTERNOON OF EACH WEEK
SPECIAL MATINEE PERFORMANCE WILL BE GIVEN
AT O'CLOCK
AT THE EVENING PERFORMANCES NO LADY AD-
Ample arrangements have been made for preserving
good order in the Garden and the management pledge
themselves that IL shall be Ali times and in all respects
perfect In the matter OF decorum and propre a. 10
IA in its noral Adornments
The Restaurant WIN be supplied by and Til be under
the charge OF MessrA hITCHkLL kINhLkk, Of the
Hotel Brunswick
Admlsslou cents
frivAte boNes.... .--.-5A ezra
The grand entrances 20 The Garden are on Madison
avenue aud Fourth avenue.
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VUAETEp-A PREcENroR IN PROTESTANT
w church eaary moderate. Gall on or address H. q
DoDok. AS Wees fAirvssveatn street.
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WATERS coScERTo ORGANS CANNOT BIS Ex-
w celed In tone or beauty they defy competition;
concerto stop r. fne imitation Of the human voice
prices extremely low tor cash cart cash AID baance
In smA monthly payments lor rent 81 low prices;
second hand Pianos ana Organs AZ great bargaina
wArsroomA 49, Broadway. New YorE HORACE
WATERS SONS
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DARK THEATRE.
sATURDAY EVENING Nay 80 1874
SANS ROUCI AMATEUR DRAMATIC ASSOCIATION
FOR THE BENEFIT or tn.
FLOATING HOSPITAL or 81 JOHNS GUILD
1Ak CAPTAIN OF THE WATCH
A HAPPY PAIR
TCI on PARLR PRANCAIa
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ADJUSTMENTS.

WALLACK'S.
w Proprietor and Manager. Mr. LESTER WALLACE
Doors open at7:a TO commence a. o'clock precisely
LAST NIGHTS or THE REGULAR SEASON.
THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY EVENINGS,
ALSO SATURDAY MATINEE
In compliance with general desire will be repeAted
Lord Lyuons charming love story Of the
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-05-19

won the metropolitan stakes ut EPSON, Eng
land, beating the favorite and eight other COM
petitors. ..... Among one days crimes reported
are the Following: David Mandlove, while
drunk, shot and killed his father in st. Paul,
Ind; Patrick Hewitt, Of New York, struck at
his wife but hit and killed his little boy, and
Martin Hilbert, Of Williamsburgh, struck his
wife and when she ran set q bloodhound upon
her, the animal biting her and severely injuring
the poor woman. 80. Ten natives Of Ixtacalco,
Mexico, are ON. trial for o horrible outrage.
They are charged with burying three men
alive, leaving only their heads above ground,
and then dispatching them with hatchets and
knives, after prolonged torture ). Miss Alice
A. Early, Of Rockford, Illinois, has gained
suit for libel against Wilbur F. Storey, editor
OF the Chicago Times, with cas-, 900 damages.
......Oscar Green, farmer in alighting
from passenger train at Otisville N. Y, was
run over by passing coal train and killed. =.
Roswell G. Smith, author Of the widely known
Smiths. grsmmars, arithmetics, and geop-
raphies for schools, died in Hartford lately,
aged seventy-eight years.. Charles Smith,
a boat boy, aged sixteen years, died at Port
Jervis from the effects Of coal gas that burst
out of stove into his face while he was light
ing q fire. He was at first overcome by the
gas, then partially recovered and survived two
dsys
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When any Antidote

Or remedy for any particular class OF
disease obtains q wide-spreading noto-
riety, it is but reasonable to suppose that
it must merit the popularity it receives.
1t is within our proviuor to mention that
DIR. j. Walkers California Vinegar Bit.
ters, so long and favorably known IS the
safest and most reliable remedial agent
for the cure Of liver, kidney, bladder.
and glandtlar diseases, mental and
physical debility. and all complaints
emanating from q corrupt state of the
blood, ETC., are in great demand. So
satisfed are we Of tie intrinsic worth of
this medicine, that we do not hesitate TO
notice it in our columns. It is well to
mention that this medicine is scompound-
ed of roots, herbs, and flowers Of Cali
fornia, and has no fiery material or al
cohol used in its preparation. We can
add no better eulogium than the fact
that we use it constantly in our own
family, and each member thereof par
takes of it, when necessary, according
to directions. .
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Coughing.

The best method of easing q cough is
to resist it with all the force of will pos
slble, until the accumulation of phlegm
becomes greater; then there is something
to cough against, and it comes up very
much easier, and with half the coughing.
A great deal OF hacking and hemming and
coughing In invalids is purely nervous,
or the result of mere habit, as is shown
by the frequency with which it occurs
while the patient is thinking about it,
and its comparative rarity when he is so
much engaged that there is no time to
think, or when the attention is impelled
in another direction.
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DAVIS Pam Km1ER.-This article
needs no comments from us, but the real worth
OF 80 valuable compound compels us to give
publicity to it. The Pain Killer we keep con-
stantly at hand, and have done 80 for number
OF years, and have administered it for ails of
all descriptions, both external and internal.
and have ever found 1t to be the best remedy
extant. We well recollect its first introduction
for public patronage; it was then sold in few
shops in the city look at it now-the world
are its patrons. Sold everywhere.-Com.
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No PRIsoN.-In the principality OF
Lichtenstein there is no. prison, but they
condemned man to imprisonment for q
year. They kept him in the royal palace,
and he liked it so we'll that when they
offered to release him If he would quit
the country he declined. They finally
bought him off by giving him money for
his passage to America and an indemnity
for going into exile.
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"Holden's Book on Birds" 12S pages,
tbirty-two engravngs Of birds, twenty eight Of
cages, ETC., filled with useful information, and
should De In the possession Of every one who
is the only book of the kind, and one that will
prove real blessing to birds. Price rs cents.
For sale by sll newsdealers or by mail. Address
Q. +. Holden, 8 Bowdoin Square, Boston, Mass.
Com.
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q, o,@HUX IN Y. ME, AMP HLL DO YOU GOOD"
o5 OF impurities Of the blood dyspepsia torpid Liver
spa ndred diseeses mono Is suoccesful the use
9i 2 ,rryrr mr; ,issANGLEY'S ROOT AND. HERE
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