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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1875-10-05

~ wAfIsr leoking alitsletot the politi-
csl wire.~orkers Of New York. We have
concluded chat bank bought Democrat
is . not much lovelier sight than q bank
bought Republican. a @ sHRa
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1875-10-05

HThe Republican leaders have o
great deal to say about .'honest money"
The money We have is honest enough;
the trouble is that too many OF these
leaders have been dishonesty taking ii
from us. ~ 40 ~
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1875-10-05

AHDElAxo performed the duties of
his Office With fiielity--he says SO him
self, which settles that vexed question.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1875-10-05

~ Itis quite ediiying to hear man
who won't pay his own debts, prating
about the honor OF the Nation.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1875-10-05
Notice.

NOTICE to John Holmes, who owns land in
IN Center township, Monroe County. Ohio,
and now resides in the State Of Pennsylvania;
You are hereby notified that the Viewers and
Surveyor Of the county road petitioned fol-
through your lands. will meet at the new bridge
on the 26th day of October. 1878, at 10 O'Clock
o. M, to enter upon the discharge Of their du-
ties. 8s,fy PEIITIONER.i
Wood,6eld, Ohio. Sept, IA, 1S7o-wA
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1875-10-05
from the Cincinnati Enquirer, 2sth uls.)
THE BONDHOLOERs' DOLLAR,
Atthe Close Of Business Yesterday,
Was, Worth $l n,

Or, "a Cents X0rs 1Han khs PSopLeS Des9ar.
And all because Of the legislation which
for the past ten years has been mainly
directed to the appreciation Of the inter
est.bearing debt in the hands Of the
Money Power, and the depreciation ol
the hon-interest-b bearing debt in the
hands of the People.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1875-10-05
~Hbe people generally do not desire
noney ans harder than greenbacks-to
Rek sosl sg,,

HIt is not HAYrs and ALLrx who
arsrunning gins Ohio; itis hard times and
prosperity # t g
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1875-10-05

From the New York Sun, September "a.
THE PERILS OF THE THAPEZE.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1875-10-05
Address:

PIANOS MOVED and TUNED on short
notice.. ~ tr-
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1875-10-05
Pianos from $500 to 81, 600.
Organs from $l0O to 81, 600.

SOLD, e ~ E
LEASED a Fl
@ AND
ao es1 lo RENTED
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ect5,Ts.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-30
sIucmr OF A YOUNG DRUGGIST

James W. HOmmann, druggist, living at
90 East Ninth and living at nos 2s and 30 Full
tonst this city, last Monday morning left his place OF
business. On Monday evening, az he did not Iclurn
search was made for him, hut without success until
Thursday afternoon when his body discovered in
vacant lot near Middle Village, town of NewtOvn, L. l.
Near the body lay "A t~oOuDce vial containing small
quantity OF prussic acid. No marks indicating violence
found upon his person, and his watch, papers,
rings etc. had been disturbed. The pos,nOrtem e1
animation showed that IIomann had died from ne ef
fects OF "a very heavLsd0se of prussic acid HOmmdnns
brother stated that for days previous 10 hi. death
ne had been drinking iIcoy aud had threatened 20 com
nit suicide but gnCd Tor h deci1niuatOn
and nothing thought Of the threat. HOmmaun Mas
sn American. ~ years of age. ana unmarried Ne had
melancholy temperament, and had studied carefully the
effect Of various pOisOns the human ~ stem.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-30
BuRGLARIEs AND THEFTs.

John H. Palmer reported to.Snperintendent Wall
inc yesterday that he getting on car No 10 OF the
Tbrave line at GTani-st aud Bowery Thursday even
ing he by men, who robbed him OF ms wallet
containing checks notes and papers, valued at soOo ana
S76a money. ~
BURGLARS entered II Hayess l9ecrheer saloon az No
Thursday night and stole property val
ued at S1jS -. .,,, - - -
The Rothenberg, at No 974 sixth ave- was en-
burglars Thursday night and robbed Oi Doos ana
shoes valued at SOS. - -, ,,..,.r
at No through the basement door, on
Ilmr-dav AMI stole silvcrWaie Naluod al 800
Al the Essex Market Police Court Yesterday, Peter Nlams
Was held in bal for breaking into the house o Israel
levi at 10 sutOik and stealing an OyeIc0at Nantd at
$50 , . -. n ~ ,,h.,
has robbed several times by burglars VINO nave
climbed rear ard opened the basement WINDOWS D
fcctve Darcy of the sixth Precinct Pol &C. saw hoDt
Fuhncr age wears City is place cuter the pr,n
es and Of stealing revolvefs valued AT
$50. Hubner wOs arrested
Ellen Wink servant pleaded guilty before Justice Walsh
I'm Bro0 yI yester commit -d 10 await the actoh
0f the Iand for having stolen from her employ e Jehn
C0nuers III Smiths, two gold watches, Naued az
s21j which subsequently found Al ld"itsiop'
IinSicn, -, alThgn'd Dclulf justice
Smlr in Brooklyn Yesterday, charged with having en-
d zzled from tne store OF his ehpo'el
samuel Of 3Gl 5Oust Newlorh and also wear
H@rv W. Rollins and samuel Phillips who say that they
live in New-YOrk committed for trial by Police Jnttce
Walsh BROOKLYN, yesterday for alleged shop nng al ue
dry goods OF Mrs 3 T. Irich, at No 673 DekaDaFe
New-York tribune., 1875-10-30
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 29.-Ihe following case was
%S fignaJ Of Worlds agt Anderson al-This
- s & Sh ia 'T nar pi 10 he pbc The coranain is a.
win Ne remmtsred that the state is rhs holder oi &
road d iron sgmSn &C. & e1epdsf foa ~ aGse H
Marks constructed by yarous RI, railroad oSna9es 70 vii
paHy; tue Pensacola aud Georgia Railroad company
and The Tallahassee Company These bonds which are hst
roads under decree in favor OF the defendants viii Work
o 81 ne S1 SoRd Thd f sc S that hs SonG not upon
the lines Of railway named but were received n rx alss Gr
wac made be- The bonds held BY te de
S9To GsSTeo ootaned in the Ceg Court The SIN
argument II. Bnce IT, for state NJ H. 'arponter and H.
The Court up the Of Pet ct al agt The
and others and three other cases against NO cmcsg9 NM
s % hu H. H. ss,s gcnera omcstion naneiy wheIher the Ns
scns @ c ~ % III ra,Sg to rarGaG eScss and telegraph
companies - valid AGAINST aueccent COtr chartered
S@' G5ae snt is as s is ONE %0 u 50 mnc mpo,auie t allowed
be orcued fully and cenns' have been Granted lm't Hsls
states IN qucstion tHed lie ma Y"um o. c"npG1n
should be forever prohibited fion ne e&e,on o. tle ae
VOCATION Of the Federal Constitution IN impsirs The
Of the contract entered h0 between the state ana
The company nv the oe.n9l charter bease attempts 70
take from The copoAiioh H. charicei ghts oI PROPERTY
without o0mpen- iion. Tie night Of corporation oI
natural PEI 'oH 10 uen'bl I,Nl"spio !t w
rendered to others at thtr request II SAID is not
franchise or apecs privilege derive from 'he count, o. the
- lone rs me sgie Of W s%onsn hermit.
pcnsau Tor The transportation OF passengers and freight
render services for
a Compensation 7. state should
the charter stockholders would after such repeal the
ROAD and rolling siock partnership but what power iho
stale might exercise over such partnership need not be dis
The the operation o the road 10y the
partnership, Lowcyer Is denied The question of Whs s
reasonable compensation H. judicial question which
be decided 10y legislature bnt III. Cons
maintained thai the act Is unco.uiioa and that II
violates the terms Of Congess giant
The state c0ntrovcs ese points aud submits a the Coart
without lu dicon, na-nu.h tnc state Is the real party
Tho authority Tor the act found in the state
Constitution rservng the Iigbt 10 alter 3mond repeal the
of such poatops audit cpntended that where
The reservation is plain and uuambiguOis n this
there hardly IiOn ueba" the power The
auilOfy argued sustius the H ht of the SIT IN such
the intention cicsr ana this being
there ground for questioning The considered For
cOmplanautS' H. Iawrtncc D. C. Cook, T. W. St0ughon
Nj Evar's, and John W. Casey fOr the state \. scott
Sloan I. q. sloan ard j. :. Dixon
The Count adjourned unth Monday.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-30
A MISSING CUBAN FOUND.

Officer Corey of the Fifteenth Precinct, ON
THURSDAY afternoon had his attention called by Ernest
Schmidt Of No L Clintonplace to the fact that the
cigar store OF Domingo AldaO CubaD at No. 2l2 Cln-
ton-laoe had been closed from p. m. on Wednesday
and as AldaO's store was also his home, schmidt sus
pected that Aldao might have committed suicide As
the store had been used OF the places Of registry
IL was Necessary that the should he open super
fetal examination Of the premises showed that the
was burning The store and that the inner door leading
90 the seopngroon closed. This being considered
suspcious the eccr obtained the assistance of sergeant
MURRAY and open The door. IL found
That AldaO was in the building. The facts o. tile case
were reported the police yesterday morning and a
general alarm was sent ont. IL soon ascfrttned
that the Cuban had hceu arrested and lodged III Ludlow
street Jail hut n the premise had been broken open
and would required f0r election purposes until Tues
day next an officer was placed in charge OF the store
uutii hIdao's release could be secured.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-30
TIE CONTEST OF j. NJ SINGERS WILL.

TIE CONTEST OF j. NJ SINGERS WILL.
PROCEEDINGS BEFORE SURROGATE COFFIN Al
WHITE PLAINS YESTERDAY -- TESTIMONY OF
MARY 4. FOSTER, TIE CONTESTANT.
The contest of the will of Isaac NJ. Singer
came mp yesterday before Surrogate Coffin in the surio
gates Court of Westchester County at White Plains
Mary A. Singer, known also Mary A. Foster, is the
contestant she asserts that she was the second wife of
Mr. Singer and claims her right dover in his estate as
n : lawful widow r. W Van Pclt appeared as counsel
for the contestants James c. Carter and John H. Porter
for Isabella T.. Singer the widow named in the wi and
David Hawlcy for the proponent. Mary Ann Mceearey
OF No. 5 East Ninth-st., in this city test
fed that her acquaintance with Mr.. Singer
and the contestant extended over ~ years.
and had been very Intimate Most Of her testimony went
10 show that the contestant was everywhere received
and recognized the wife of Mr.. Singer The witness
heard OF one instance of trouble between them in sol
The trouble matter Of notorioty. She never sa"
Mr. Singer and the contestant together after that she
visited the contestant aerward at the house IN or near
rgeniy-eghtlst which Mr.. singer had bought for her
There ihe witness introduced TO John Foster 10y the
Mrs " A. Foster the contestant then called. She
is tall and lady-hkc in appearance She was dressed ~
mourning. Her age will be % next January she hrst
made the acquaintance OF Isaac NJ Hnger III
Baltimore: where she was li:inS unmarried with ne, lsr
parents. Mr.. singer psid his addresses 10 hcr. sue
came with Mr. Singer Ia New York. and from 1886 10
1860 lived with HIM as his wife she had ten children
by him, eight of whom were now hkng, On AuSS. -
1860 Mr. Singer and The witness ceased to ye togcher
Hle afterward Mr.. singer u1Nng VIII dnplhcF
woman and then began an action against him. After
discussion about the nature OF this action the court all
jOurned until Nov ,. -
Upon the Of the action referred 10 much II is
snG. depends. According TO Mr. Van Pelte explanation
Yesterday, the action begun for divorce but never
concluded mutual agreement having been reached ne
tween the parties by which they lived separately From
the testimony yesterday il shown that MI singer IN
trOduced the Sewinemachine by which he made his Tor
tune iu $50 when Mrs. Foster first knew him ne was
poor He paved churches and other places for liv
uc that time they went ~ the name OF Mr. and Mrs
Merit, his middle nane. Ills first success dates rom
4 in = "a he invented
IL rcpOried yesterday that there were other contest
auts Of tie viii, and that the present would ne taken as
lnEf nn-N
New-York tribune., 1875-10-30
BRIeK EXCHANGE TRANSACTIONS.

The excitement at the Produce Exchange
continued Yesterday In lard the corner was sil main
tanned. New Western spot lard sold at lJ% cents Il
pound 800 tcrces Of October lard sold Mt l'' ana 'oo
more at I5Ia cents Considerable feeling is alleged to
exist between the broker for the bull clique and
those members OF the hear" party who nave Dcen
badly squeezed. After Change hours. hot words were
exchanged between OF the bears ana tne uoA'r,
and he was accused Of irregular transactions. 80 80
Pork WAS very firm, the price advancing rom r. 'o
per barrel 10 $23 -,
bv the adoption 14as cents per pound as the setDe
price, with equarter Of cent pcnalty lof iahre "
deliver today.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-30
ESTIMATES FOR 1876.

In the Board OF Estimate and AppOitonment
yesterday Mr. storr Of the Finance Department read the
list provisional appropriations that have been agreed
upon and which have published in TIE TgiEUNE.
There are IL estimates upon which all of the members
have not agreed The Mayor called up the estimate Of
o. 436525 for short bonds that viii become due July
l. 1876 lie said that this should be stricken from the
budget because the law did intend that these bonds
sholld DO met by money raised by taxation. The Con
troer believed That part of the city debt the bonds
shOuld be paid by appropriation IL was agreed 10 sd-
ourn until 70 day The Mayor said thAt the items In dis
New-York tribune., 1875-10-30
RAILWAY COMBINATIONs.

1t was stated yesterday Oh Wall-st that the
Michigan Southern. Michigan Central, and Fort wayne
Railroad Companies had agreed to pool their earnings
on The basis OF the traffic of s73-s74, and that the
Baltimore and Ohio and Erie Railroads had combined
with such OF these OF the three roads named az were
necessary 10 form. in conjunction win inc tlun
Pacific Railroad, through line from NeN-Nork 10 the
Pacific. --.,,
The Erie Railway Company, on account of inc comm
marion with the Baltimore and ONO Railroad, mas aceu
uron the now route 10 Chicago full equipment ol run
man drawing room sleeping, and hotel cars when VIII
70 thFong the D!Ornue and eVeulng-NpIes> ualns
New-York tribune., 1875-10-30
CAPT. MccuLLAGn's TRIAL CLOSED.

The tllaI OI IapI. j. IT, MCVUIIagh OF IHt
Seventeenth Police Precinct concluded yesterday
before Police Commissioners Nstsell, NoOrhs and Dis
becker. EN-DstectiYo Irving testified that he knew
nothing or any panelhOuses IN Capt NcCullagl's pre-
cnct during the Winter OF 1873 and 1874 James +.
Kergan said that he did moi the assaults OF Twohoy,
and knew nothing of Capt. NcCuaghs connection with
il; he had heard TWOhey speak in threatening manner
against McCullagh Capt McCullagb had promised The
witness 90 pay the lawyers fees in the contempt ease
aud had said that he would him" after the trial had
ended. Capt. McCuliagh denied every charge brought
against HIM and also the statement made by Col KerrI
gan that be tcullagh) had tried TO brbc him. The trial
MAS then closed
New-York tribune., 1875-10-30
ARMY ORDERS.

WAsmNCToN, Oct. 29.-Capt. Mica IL. Brown
Corps gneeTs has relieved from duty under the
orders col John ID. Kurt II philadelphia aud j, or
erod report Major g. B COmstOk, Engineer Corps a
Detroit the eInti oi Tie ~odth
Pass Missssipp Iyer after wbrh he viii proceed t.
New Orleans o wiU take station. The Secretary oi
War has that She lst Regiment Of Arr. now STA
the Department oi The S1uth be Transferred io The
DEPARTMENT The and the 5Ih Artillery, stationed
of the Fast he Transferred Ia the Depart
Of Uo south III place o W" s TIE oldei W TAKE tne,
The lsi " UeCemleI neAL
New-York tribune., 1875-10-30

riay and stated she arrived tho Cncinnah Cypress
the night before husband left her At on"he 70 go
to the smoking but when tho train arrived her
near otsyle early Yesterday morning ami taken o"'"'
NEw-JERsEY.
WEsr HoBOKFN-Georgo KcaTmaD, age y, news
hoy was attacked by Philip Reilly age IT, in PasahehVe
near the Monastery on Thursday night Tine larger 1oy was
CARRYING shotgun and demanded Rearmans pennifs Mar
man started and Reilly Cred at him kear'mnanG m G o.
s,scc lie was carried to hfs mothers house
found at seventeen shot bal ia,s AXE fSs1 aS,
nilSs IN @ M nI%s but 1S sSua no b %nfs found
MoSrc uRThe body OF unknown man snppq'en 70 NO
aTn MA .ns 1S"V %esaTS rs Rac Bridge
hsH school hoeison began yesterday
TIE EGy no A H. ssrS sraS E fer mGp,a e Rev
NJ Boynton aud others delivered addresses on Sunday SCHOOL
Lunay The policemen who CT. slgDS,a sso
Philip Koch and acI9Ied bis & sSG ssiePsg sS 10 s & ne Of
l% aa and an bis s hos Ssen hnsd oo
today wiis addresses b. Inc Hon W. Cutter, tho Hon
John niI, and others.
Ern,nTru-Thur.!ay was the day Of rcesiaon and
the numbered registered is ''is or about Zooo oi'
than two years ago.
TNroy-The case OF aooy 'he lefulns state Treasurer
has been postponed until next tefln'
LONG ISLAND.
FIrsHISG.-George Schenck, son of waiter
schenck wednesday night in company WITH 'ee o'her
youn ned Dayor, Johnson AMI HORTON "'it nsns
I'm small boat up Flushing Greek. schenck began ioek
ing boat which finally capsizod and a were thrown III"
tho water. Schenck was drowned
MHRoIA-The Medical Society OF Queens County hIai -
semi annual meeting ycserdsv Dr. AutfDack one ~ ,h'
committee appointed at The annual meeting 70 max az III Dor '
fieatiOn gariing the San tsry condition of hc o
Fs1n made report which 0roroi To sent 70 to lo
Of sneTyisrs The necessity better supply of pure wa
:cr was strongly urged
wrsuI.urToy-Thee are now plenty ducks and geese in
the Great South Bay and sporsmen are meeting WIN sO'
BAprros-An early closing movement ia begun next
Monday. .,. 80, .>.,
CrIrToN-A fire in the woods was burning yester-
day near St. Mays Cemetery which ran through the under
bras and ieopaiaed somo valuable ptob
ery The fire IL haye been caused by omo boys
great TO contain water for use at the ohc
tons IL now nearly completed and the connecting pipes are
beng laid 1t understood that the two eonpanes WITCH
for the past two years are 10 M s
fered and that thef pieces VIII be noH Win apo
ton o. the oth Artillery.
srIpFroS-The trustees OF Edgewater have resolved W re
old bids for the strncuOu Of The tat 81 hN'
Ia dyerse Tor pr0posIs anew, on ACCOUNT Vi H'
formally
New-York tribune., 1875-10-30
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Ercrea Hoase-Profs Theodore ID. Woosey OF
NewHaveu and c. NJ Mead, and j. IL 1bsyer OF Annot.I
Mass Judge John r. Eiion OF the United states Dstnct
Courtfor Eowlosey 81. Ds.ia Hos-ihg cen S,ssaI,n
" Bepet and Majors u. Baylor aud T. j. feahNei
IT, g. Amy .Gilsey House Ileut.col William H. Lewt,
u. s. Army st J1mss Hotel-Prof ID. G. Gilman 81 Maly
land IbenTTie HO-ov Charles r. Ingerso' OF Conh"c
ticut..St Nichotas Hot,tJndse John M khkpatticS o
Pittsburgh Jtio, Square HoHenTy r. Haven OF New
London Fifh Ar,rns HoteL-:apt James H. fsis ol II
Louis oliver Ames Of Boston, Thomas H. lsnay o LNePoo
aud Major Edwin Mason, L. r. Army Hestfaihst bvr
The Rev jenkins Of Montreal hc'r9polLd" HoIt-
Stlye OF Rochester Wtndsor hott-
Lieut.. Commander Charles MCGOWAN, L. = Navy
New-York tribune., 1875-10-30

TO TEE CONSr MPTTvE.-Irt those who Ian
eiisb ma der tho fatal severity climate throgh any u
monary complaint toso who IN decided cpnslll
tIo by no means despair Tre il safe aud she remedy ~
naud and one easily tried "NitBoHs toStoi I'D on con
LINZ, without poarr,ihg NE very htsraus
al oil heretofore nsc - endowed by inc pho
phae 81 lime With hang property which rides The oil
cficacols. lua kaSie testimonials ~ ts rut 'h
to those who desire iD sec iher sold by " H.
WUHOH, Chem ~. Eo-ton.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-30

pute were mostly small amounts, and would probably pe
seted TO av so that the city expenditures VIII De re-
duced ia 1876 about 81 OO0 900 below those OF 1870
New-York tribune., 1875-10-30
lAnn0uDctmen's.l ]

lAnnouncsmen,sl
BURyErr's FLAvORING EXTRACTs.-Thc best.
EsTERBRook's Pens are the best.
LUNpBORG's CALIFORNIA WATER for the toilet
aud bath delgh,fa substitute or Cologne or Bay Rum
DR.. LYONS TOOTH TABLETS
whten the teeth, If used daily.
For stylish and elegant HAT of extra dual-
lty go direct 10 the msuufacui FrAsCHD rs M saust
Scalp Diseases, Moist and Scaly Dandlnii'
%s @ S pa ans + p = p 'i is Bona a IT, '
Moles Molcs, Molcs. and other disiiguling eI-
srsenss RsInanf "a ,1 r. rpy Pp@ ~ SS S I
For Moth Patches, Freckles and Tan use
PEsRl's Nom AND fhEcSLE LoHoN. Its reliable
For PimDles, Black Heads, or Flesh Worms
rDY kn medicine or consu Dr. B C. FERRY No
20 Bond st. New-ioIk
DAN MACE
writ: Prom my ~ 6 fse s 70 'ay t tsl a,tsa ns
an equal" Hr. Mace aso uses 1t constantly for Calls
ECONOMY IN WARNING.
Jsge orh saws "Ihc Gohir Furnace used last
winter 10 neat consumed only four tons OF coal
or circ ular tO ALE1 NJ Lf-Gl No rs West Twenty
tiiIdst
One of the popular sayings. When YOU buy
an g aays md the br ie rbeapest lhls >.
icablc 10 the kNON fal aud Winter STYLE of
MAKE Your purchase ~ No. IL lifoah-
gsy, JjS Broadway, OF In tho liiih Avenue bo'tL
To TEE CoNSU MPTTvE.-Let those who Ian
~ climate thTohgh any .i.
monary complaint uose who n decided cpisL.
ION by 10 despair InTe safe aud sfe remedy az
nand, and easily tried. "NLBoHs toSt"iND cf COP
LNER LINE without poase'ahg ne very nanseaius
New-York tribune., 1875-10-30
HOME NEWS.

TurRMoMETER YESTERDAY, AT HUDHUrs II
BROADWAY
IAN. So. Noon, 80. 20. M COZ hitni,it' o.
Highest during the Gay, 50 Lowest DO
Average, 54sl'. Aaune isy. 1874, CIV.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-30

Scalp Diseases. Moist and Scaly Dandluii
Failing Loss and uniiincly Gray Lair cIrd by the hpecd
treatment Dr. y. &. pIii,Y, i9 Bond IT., Ncw-Hork
New-York tribune., 1875-10-30

MoIas Molcs Molcs. and other disguling eI
without emitting, by the pei
son.I Of g. e. PEREi, 40 hOnd st. Ncw1ofk
New-York tribune., 1875-10-30

For Moth Patches. Frecklcs and Tan us'
PEsRys Nom AND FIEcKLE LOIION. II s reliable.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-30
One of the popular sayings. "When you bay

an arcle ,oa W aayS ind the brs lie rbCapest" This
peculiarly Applicable 10 the KNoN fal aud Nni"r sHe
r.f.nn's hats Make purchase AZ No. IL lifoan
gay, J.i3 Broadway, OF I'm tao Iiiih Avenue Hotel
New-York tribune., 1875-10-30

For Pimples, Black Heads, or Flesh Worms
your druggist PFRRIs CoNEDONE tND PIMPLE Rfh
FDY -kn medicine, consult Dr. Is t. PLRRf ~
% Bond st, SewioIk
New-York tribune., 1875-10-30

For stylish and elegant Hat. Of extra dual
ity go manufacturer F-rfNsCHlD lis Na sas
New-York tribune., 1875-10-30
DAN N CF
FcoNON,Y IN W,RNIN

write. s Prom my experience, free 10 say That az
lion, DALFfs GkLVANiC lIoihE ShNRis WITHOUT
an enuai Mr. Mace al>o 1t constantly for Calls
New-York tribune., 1875-10-30

Economy IN WARNING.
Judge Bosworth that "Ihe Gomr Furnace used US
Winter 10 heat consumed only Tour tons OF coal
. 'or circular Ia ALEI VI. Lf-tIl, No rs West twenty
tiid-st.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-30

LUNDBORG's CALIFoRNIA WATER for the toilet
and bath deghtu substitute ,or Cologne Bay Rum
New-York tribune., 1875-10-30

DR.. LYONS TOOTH TABLETS
whiten the teeth, If used daily
New-York tribune., 1875-10-30

torisy and stated that arrived tho Cincinnati express
the night before her husband left her At oNo '" ~
70 the ,moling car hut when train arrived her nnsblna
body Of man was iolul ~ o afp.
Otsyille early yesterday morning anu .ahcn y" i'
station. 1t 10 suppOs d 10 be the missing man.