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Protect the Honest Citizen

The following named persons
have gone into bankruptcy, the
names Of other applicants VIII be
added to this list as soon as their
creditors receive notice 10 that Of
feet, and viii continue to be pub
lished until settlement is NJ he
All creditors should come forward
at once and prove their accounts.
which viii enable them to recover
at least so per cent. of their claims
if not the whole amount. 1t is
impossible for them to get then
discharge until at least so per
cent. is paid:
GEO. w. FOREMAN, 45S.4S
JOHN BIRD $40 70
GEORGE STANLEY SIS 80
JAs aEDAE $40 80
CIV EDMUNDS 4G35JO
C. R. HELLER 936.3J.
WgE. CLARK, SI2.43.
JOHN TGAW $40 a0
HIP HEcBEE 42s 9 a
J. R. ORNDORFF 3s2 2
H. ne. SPEESE 3H49.f0
BY order of
BOARD OF TRADE,
Martinsburg, w. Va
Nov 30-1yrd.
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Phenia Raps,of Hamilton, Ohio.
asked her mother to take a note
for her to a friend of the family liv-
ing in a near street. The note
when opened was found to read !:
This is a little ruse Of mine to get
mother out Of the house. Before
she can get back / will be on the
cars with dear Lorenzo, and before
night we will be married"
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1875-04-17

The delegates to the PennsyIva-
MIA Republican State Convention
now being chosen, are all in
structed to vote for the renomfna-
ton of Governor Hartranft-
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The Toledo Blade saws /:

The Toledo Blade says: THAT
the study ofany foreign language
In the primary schools does detri-
mentally affect the English student,
who must necessarily neglect the
elementary branches to follow Its
pursuits, we firmly believe, and
can Furthermore testify from per-
sonal observation that no advan-
tage las been gained. either by the
study Of the modern classical lam
guages, until the pupil has been
well grounded in the rudiments of
English"
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Ayers
HairVigor
Tor restoring TO Gray Hair its
natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing
which Is nc
once agreea-
bic, healthy,
and eiiectual
for presery-
sing the hair.
'H soon re-
'stores aded
or gray hatr
10 it's original
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HIDES AND LEATHER.
r. HUBER
TANNFR AND CURRIER
MARTINSBURG.


Having leased the Tuscaror Tame
- for a number Of years, wish to in
form the public that will pay the
highest market price in cash for HIDES
and SKINS, delivered at my Currying
shop and Leather Store. on
QUEEN STREET,
near the B. 6 o. Roilroad, where l will
constantly keep on hand, for Wholesale
DIT retail, Oak and Hemlock
SOLR LEATHER. Birdie, NETT
HARNE SS, COLLAR AND
BETTING LEATHER,
Buff Upper, Wax PIPER, Kipp, Calf
Skin, Morocco, and Topping Of all de-
scriptions, Innings, &c. Also, COM
plete stock of SHOE FINDINGS,
SHOE LASTS, BOOT TREES of la
lest styles, Nails, Pegs, Thread, Web
ing, Eyelets, Sand Paper, Avis, HATS,
Hammers, Pincers, Knives, Rasps, DC.
l can supply boot and shoemakers with
every article in their line on terms tibet
will defy competition.
, 1875-10-02

RAILROAD CAR BURNED.-A box car, or
the up trip from WsIlula, Thursday morn
ing. caught fire and was with difficulty ex-
tinguished The car was loaded with mer-
chandise, including IS packages for Messrs
Oppenheimer & Co of Colville, and II mum
Der of packages for Messrs. Schwahacher.
The value of the merchandise, or the amount
of damages, has not as yet been ascertained
All the boxes are more or less charred, and
the goods were damaged from being deluged
by water. After the fire v as discovered.
they had TO ruin the train over u mile 10 reach
water tank, when the flames were promptly
ex,inguished. A gentleman who happened to
be present informs us that the hands employed
on the train worked splendidly Some of the
men at the risk Of their hyes entered the
burning car and threw out several kegs Of
powder that were in momentary danger of
exploding. The coolness and determination
of these men saved much other valuable
property from destru stion, and entities them
to great praise. The origin of the fire is
not known with certainty, but it is supposed
to have originated in Il case of matches, that
were possibly fired from The motion of the
| train. In addition to the actual loss, the
( shippers will be incon venienced by having to
do wirhou the goods they require for their
/ immediate trade.
, 1875-10-02


1nE WESTON RoAD.-Work on the new
road over the Umatila reservation has not
yet commenced, owing to the obstinacy of the
Indian agent. Senator Mitchell, who has
been petiti0ned in regard to the road, tels-
grsphed on the 23i Of September that permis.
sion from the depaE tment would be granted
on that day. Indian commissioner Smith,
telegraphed on the 18th of September TO Maj
Connoyer permission for he Telegraph line to
go on and build their line, tia " the Meacham
creek road" There being no such road, the
new agent raises a quibble on this point and
refuses TO lei them 20 on with the work, not
withstanding that he was shown The telegram
subsequently, received from Senator Mitchell,
stating permission would be granted The
whole secret IF the agents opposition seems
10 b. IN the influences Brought TO bear on him
by the people of Pendle,en, who wish to pre-
vent this en- erpriae, and are doing all tbry can
10 retard the work. The agent well knows
the road is sure TO be built, and MITCHELL s
Telegram ought to satisfy him of that. Yet
in the face of all this he Ia retarding the
work, when it Is of the utmost importance TO
have 1t 20 ON before wiuter sets in, go the
stage company can have time to put up sta
tions and make the necessary preparations fol-
travelling over it.
, 1875-10-02

FoR TIRE CAPIToL.-5unday last, Messrs.
Ping and Lloyd, of the Walla Walla delega-
tiUn, left for the Territorial capitol. The
other members had left previously, thus in
suring full attendance at the opening of
the session. The members from the upper
eud of the county wenr down confident in
their ability to pass Il bill for the division of
the county. They had with them a petition
bearing The nstnes of seven hundred signers,
asking the creation of the new county. They
al7o claim that they have votes enough al
ready pledged to Secure the pss-aye of the
bill. For months the paople living ut Day
ton and In that trei&hborhood have been work
ing up the division question, and it IL pOssi-
bic that they have got i, under such headway
that i viii b. difficult TO defeat 1t.
, 1875-10-02

SHIPMENT OF Wharf.-The loss of the
7erino will seriously interfere with the ship
ment Of wheat by way of the Columbis
River The boats no - at the disposal of the
Company nre the Taknm and O,Cytes, capable
of carrying off not 10 exceed 400 IONS week.
the holding over OF much of the grain crop
to the coming spring, when 1t is hoPrd that
the facilities for shipment will be greatly
improyrd. Thus far this season the move
ment Of grain has been attended by series
OF mishaps, first upon the 1ailroad, and then
uPon the river, until shippers have become
dishearrened It is hoped that another sea-
son will prove more propititious for the grain
trade Of the rnuntry-
, 1875-10-02

sgs.A '''-oAEn STEAMER "A telegraphic
~. = Cd t'on' 'he o. 5. \. Company state.
I--. 'vy has beeu held ON the steamer
e..,.tl! T. nd her hull found 50 badly damaged
l.. - T'' o-'en determined to condemn the
a,a..,usr =, .onPaDy will at once proceed to
NJ. new boat, nsiug the boiler and
Vi .,,.,7: ,,y Of the old one, Thus passes out
E..,,' &c he second boat that ever plowed
Ia. ;, '' Of the upper Columbia. The frs.
e.vi,,,;. v'n0a'tFate the practicability Of
s-,., ''s The upper COlumbi. wa. the Col.
L. ,s' a. .'epsA~d in Msrsb, 1853 rhi. w.s
e.,,., ,.,a,s' i, boat, and her success. was 10
c,p g. "'' her owners. Col. Thompson and
ta '''n0'' Immediately proceeded to
s-,.' '''nd boar-rhs z.ni,,o The IN
-. .,,.+ ,'' small boat, and was snn laid
s.p.e.I .15 I''''' vas on, hondrrd and fifty
+, .''y' and rendered ,fHeienr service
h. bow ~, r,,, Of over fourteen years She
srsa gone to that bourne from whence
.oy d rs,. ~ never return, bur she will
lssnsrr, "a. 'noered by the thousands Of
y NJ ~ and Sos has 'shsly aud plenss,,tIy ear. p
''e Great River Of the
, 1875-10-02

FALL. GooDs. .-Messrs. Dusenbery Bros
have now in store An immense stock Oh iaii
and winter goods. to which they invite the
attention of purchasers. The Messrs- D"SeD-
berry have unsurpassed facilities Tor buying
goods, and they always give their customers
the benefit of thi. advantage Owing 10 tne
holidays and rush incident TO opening 'H'
new goods, they are rnsble TO prepare an al
advertisement in time for this issue hOoA
ont for their card next week.
, 1875-10-02
LETTER LIST,
GARD.

PoR-L.sp, Oregon, August 10, 1873.
N certify that the North Pacific Mutual
Life Associ ton, Of Portland. Oregon, has TINS day
upon presentation Of claim Of Mrs Mary smith
.c.ouut of death Of her late Husband, Mr. David
S,D;,b of Oregon City promptly paid IN United
o..,As 7oN coin, the full amount called for by the
~ rolicy No 59s Being personally acquainted
-, ,bs managers, feel justified II saying the
,-.t pacific Mutual Life Association is entitled to
~. ~ ,c-,n6deuce of tFe public
the eo'A F O. McCoITS Administrator
of the Estate of David Smith
.,,- >,.corn was former mayor of Oregon City
-, an old and highly respected ettIsen-l
, 1875-10-02

r.grr8ALmyE INDIANS The Catholic
father who b4s been in charge OF the Crur
r,.ins Mission for Il period Of twenty seven
,.,r.. inform. us that all the treaties made
9TH ,bese Indians have been annulled, and
.r.-rfbins IN regard 10 them Is unsettled
u. .,r. ,hs, wy 'e~ whites have gone into
a. crnr Alrine ronntry for the reason
.,., ,.ul land, are scarce, and the roads bad.
ri, s..b., ,n,r.,y,s the "Chris'ia method OF
..,r,, with rhe Indians but s:ys its IN
,.,,,,a. have b-eu ,hwart,d by the action OF
r-rug' men.
, 1875-10-02

HgRREw New YEAN-Thursday last 'ne
stores and places of business of our lsraei''e
citizens were clused in honor OF me he0fe"
new yeaf, Some of The more strict hdheren''
of the ancient fsirh abstsined from business
for TWO days. The idea, as we un'e
it. is that the .xact day is nncer's'n. ana 10
TO make sure of it they close for two days
, 1875-10-02
yo,ice 10 Absent Defendant.

TFPRTTORY OF WASBINGTON, ss
Cor-SSrZOF WALIA WALLA,
2, r,,,,i-,.s Court, II " Ho9giE, yuFties Of IL
F'sIcs-
ITO JOSEPH A FOSTAIS :-Y0u are hereby
,o-ifei tbat G. CU>fyLsGs has He'd claim against
ro 10 saii Court which wall come on to b heard a.
- - in Waliula IN WalIa Walla county, W
n ~ tbe 9TH day OF November, a D., 1873, q: the
f61r Of one O'Clock P y, and unless you appear and
a., AMI there answer the same Will bs taken as
confessed and the demand Of The Plaintla Srahtse;
M F-t and demand O: ssi1 claim = - recover OF
~TII he sum o. sixteen dollars and tventJ-ihree
csr,rs o9in foI beard the month of Arsust, ls95
Claim fled September 9Th, ls15-
..lus Justice Of ths Psace.
, 1875-10-02

0n.eay SrrE FAIR The o ). \. Com
r,ry b., made arrargenents 10 take psssen-
mt, me State Fair at half the usual rates.
rnr Portland the railroad will take passen-
~, i, half fare. The Fair commences
V,gi,y. Oc,Jbrr llth, and conrinuer 6 days.
TIE s-rangr,nrur, arr ou the most exclusive
ale. anir Is ,x,ecrcd hat the exhibition
vii le greatly IN advance of all previous
,Fr, u m slud A number of our people
lave already .rarrtd for S.lem, and it in ex-
,-s.-l that h. representation from this quar-
., gs.i b. very large.
, 1875-10-02

SLIGHTLY MIsTkKEN-" Oh don't make
fool of yoArself; you tight now WAS
the audible exclamation OF female voice We
heard the other evening ss We We're passing
up the street. Thinking it might be an
up.town woman wheeling her - hubby
home through the darkness, We hastenrd on
in hopes of obtaining good item bur soon
discovered that it was couple OF young
ladies who had been down town shopping
and one OF them had bursted her ''pull-
bach" " loose, and they had only stopped to
repair damages The boys picked up plenty
of top strings the next morning
, 1875-10-02

The BEAR FiGHT.-Mr. JOsephus Moore
and Mr.. George Marsh, the unfortunate gem
tlemeu who were injured by bear, ss we
stated last week, are recovering. Mr.. Moore
is improving rapidly, bring able 10 SIT up and
eat. which he was uable to do for several
days after the injury, Mr.. MaFsh's injuries
,lrhouyh not dangerous arc Troublesome, both
lids Of his right eye being torn Though Inc
middle and seyering their attachments. Ills
injuries will uuavoidably have some dishsur-
rion. DIR. Bingham is attending both these
gentlemen, and under bis care they are rap
idly improving.
, 1875-10-02

YAKIMA DISTRICT CoURT.-Judse D y
wiugard le.t by Thursdays cars for I Akinia
CT V, where he will hold term OF In" LIE
,r;cr Court He WAS accompanied by A h.
Aver. district clerk. Judgs Wingsrd ana
party intend to go to the Dalles. where 'ney
will be joined by the L. 8 Marsha'' nm SnI
thence journey across the conn'ry 10 '"e'-
destination
, 1875-10-02

rpr BLACK HILIs--A party OF
n.o. numbering eighteen or twenty,
w T,u. W.lla early in the week, bound
j." - RI,ck Hills. They start late in the
]" ana have a long journey before them
49,. ,r. confident of making their OBJ
,,in, Some OF them go for the pur-
III digging gold, others with a view To
.mploymeu, at the military posts,
, II # them expect to better their con-
Hulu.
, 1875-10-02


-'',''L fEENUM.-In addition TO the
,'' "oeEal premium list originally offered,
,-' "0''ses u the agricultural Society, at
meeting This week. determined to hang
~ 'llIioual purse Of $500. to be trotted
- -- NE '7'ond day OF the exposition. The
'I' De irre to all ,ro'ters; mile heats,
.,'' In D. Entrance fee $50; three to en-
3d. ''o togo. The entrance money will be
s''- The second horse. This additional
nun Is offered with 4 view of attracting
-, ''s' '' Mark Twain. "Bellaywer, ="
Go. " try','on.' The Societys officers are
n,E- lYihg everything III their power to
'' lie exhibition 4 success.
, 1875-10-02

,rtsur.-Endo1sedb by the Medical profeS-
n, wu. HALLS BALSAM FOR THE
.,ra. Coughs Colds ard Consumption, and
IL CN.al CNoo GU ~ The Throat and Chest DR- TOWN
SLEYs iO0i 10y
MINUTE.
, 1875-10-02


90, '"'N' holisEs--Persons on the line
-'''' ''TeS', below Third complain that
''''lF4! 'hOToughf,re Is made the scene
''s un'smed horses. Thursday
~ '' performance of this kind came OFF,
,-,. "''- ana frightened horse charged
1s sidewalk, 1t required considerable
tt 10 get out Of the way Our in
b. '5> Nat his exhibition Was wit
a. q least one hundred persons; tut
.- ~ . Policeman pu, in AN spp..ranes 10
50, .a port The idea of the police look
81; b--'.5t' 1.'5t' OF lhls kiud il simply ab
=. pa-,,,y -.y ''e Intended for purely ornsmen-
, 1875-10-02

I,yep-Mr.. DR.. BAyley, of Cor
,..,vo large imported ROSTERS, one OF
''-''' calls &" Brigham Young and the
'a- np..cber" If Mrs. Bayley fails to
9'as' ,.,vsa breed Of chickens with these
s+t Al 'pb,'b ~, had better abandon the business
, 1875-10-02

LEWISTON AFFMlis.-Capt. j. NJ. Cor
=sa, aho ha- lust returned from hurried
ugto lewiston. in'oruS ns rhat business at
r,i, pace D, dull IN the PAraha country
.as ia'ne'- are busy ,hrv-hrng their grain.
The roe.s Are grry dus'y, and travel dis
s,-ra,jr. Thrrr Is much talk i'll the upper
aaarry aiaut she " division question, -
many oi The settlers being opposed 20 the
aa-,.urr as likely 10 Increase their taxes.
Thy U.s. :he tok'- urgum=ut-the present
''rm ui H. are g"rg d, and new Sc!
-'sa: h.e,d them TO death
, 1875-10-02

RoouEu, assistant superintendent
\. - " Stage Company, is at Walla
Of -. Mr. Boomer is accompanied by his
Nai'A' t.r. for the purpose of making
s'is' 'Hi L. -.-,lemenr along The road:
, 1875-10-02

prg,np. Of tho Lrnd Dspar tment
Os>' ~ p Railroad, arrived here en- the
d '5, .,5 Al If. .s,in On the so'h, We are not
2s'A 'D- 70 the particular nature OF his
sFffi'7'
, 1875-10-02

-r,.e - The United Bre'hern
c'E.I,,, -. past three weeks been holding a
h,'s i'' ~. ,, m the Tuna Lum, some
:'ioII, 'Io;,e. fcom lbi- city
, 1875-10-02

--,.1--Ws are requested 10 state
H'L -. cong to the Oregon State i Far
,bs' P''''"- aver the Walla Wslla Rail-
VII b. b. "A the usual rates,
, 1875-10-02
Save from SEsS 10 500
BIZ BUYING \ NEW IMPROVED
HOME SHUTTLE
SEWING MACHINE.
yew Sfy,e bust Received.

THE ONLY PRACTICAL LOw-PRICED Ma
i CHINE II the country. EGI4i . any lor 7 fAoLL4
rn-roSa- straight Needle, LOcE-outrl. o-Is even
r5.f t. TsIL- Also. MACHISE Oh Call an- exam
me or send Tor price list and Iartculars Corner o.
SesoDd ami Rose streets .CpPosIte CongIesatloha4
'A6icn'' AZ ~ ">--- 4. Z. BORTEWIcK, Agent.
, 1875-10-02
NORTH PACIFIC
NORTH PACIFIC
INITIAL LIFE ASSOCIATION
OF PoRTIaND. OREGON.
incorporated 1874.
CaDItaI, 100000, GGid Coin Basis.
Eyen-handed Justice
DIRECTORS

u " " AA-A- -A---'-
THE LIBERAL PATRONAGE EAIENDs,'
l tt- AssociariCn By our PEOPLE Of the NoTth~es-4
has ulaCsi Its business uIOn permanent ana SUI
starti. tasis Is ilsIlbrs now nunlueE more tiaL-
sui leur 10 allow The Law oi AO-t44lty ample Hooo
for Oueration- lie system q the Company has
rr5vrj -E+ rn0st ecorC1nCai and popular ever pre-
seutei 70 the public offering Lie IifleinnIty a.
LESS THAN ONE~FOUKIH the cost OF Eastern
c1ura1les vhII- It's mutual contribution plan al
Iayv III r-ri,s premiums % b retained by each IL
dIyI1ual member, until required BY actns! death
I-s- tLs Fsorb!ug no large fund fIoH any loalIty,
The lover rate Of mortality and higher rate OF IN
t.rest OF the Northwest and careful system Of LIE
Underwriting and rigId economy Of HlznaseInent.
enables this Association 70 Offer Indemnity ior LIE
az a cost lower than any oJmpany o-ganlzed else-
yshsre.
r. Full information given upon application 70
E I SHANNON, Supt. Agts!
;2-tf At StIne House. Wa!la "aIla-
, 1875-10-02
Faxes for the Year 1873.

THE WALI.A WALLA COUNTY TAX BOOK
Il for the wear 1875 l. now n the hands OF the
County Treasurer 70 whom taxes be peid until
the lst day of Jauuary next. After that date
paid taxes Will become deiIngueu and with 10 Per
cent added, be placed IN the hands Of the sheriff Tor
eolle,tion R z. REES,
County Treasurer.
wella waila, July Y, 1875. S2-td
, 1875-10-02
Lost '

TOsT-A BLACK PASS BOOK, containing
cypher formula memoranda and passes IN favor Of
PLATTE BURR Oysr various ilIo4is and steamer
lines The hnisr viii b suitably rewarded upoa
r<rurnins II 70 the STSg HorR. +tu
, 1875-10-02

all ~ai..riinE: heals Cuts, ErupIions,
and piuIpIes. ,. Ts-i0,-: iTrl9cTl =, and re-
: =. while wonderfully improving the
- siOD.
D 3s.--PonG's Extract. No Stock
!. o ! er-y Man cau ahOTdt 10 be without
H.. used b. Il f.ic Leading Livery Stshles,
S. J s..-O d md frst HnT,emen in New
Yu.s ~. Ithzs 20 equal fpT Sprair.., Har.
urs. or Sl..G.Ie ChaiiEcs, StiiTncss,
Scratches Su -Ii;ngs, Cat , iacerati0ns,
Bleeding, Pneumonia, ta..c, DiarrhGa,
i'a;i,s, al - etc. rs rsnuc Of action Is wide,
sui I. r-;.rf it aEolds j. 50 prompt that il is
IL. isi.c N every Fsrm-yaTd ss well as IN
cv-.F ? ny oaSe. Lei il be Iriad once and
vHg III l. ? he W.IhOui it.
EAu!. -P--.-4 Es,racr has heen initiated
7. -Its Hri.c!e has the words Ponds Ex-
II.i I Fl,1n iii each bottle II s prepared BY
tLe 5aIy arsans living WEo ever knew how
- p.Ei it properly: Refuse al other pre-
p-rs- = Of WITCH Hazel. This is the only
= used by Physicians, and In the hospi-
ri 81 : cO,utrT and Europe, ~
sT21T AID USES gf fesp'S EXTRACT,
a. : I FORM So = = on n .hcal!Ou 20
s+s EZT2AeT BaMPaKY, . M-iden
, 1875-10-02
PONDS
EXTRACT

- Hear, Tor wi speak Of cHccilcnt
-.,z,,s ry1,.e .eI IthInss." ii. x.u.,o,,. Phi,
Destroyer. Has been in use over thirty
ears, and for cleanliness and prompt cura-
virtues Cannot be exCeilsd.
illHER.-E6 Family cpn afford TO be without
HCn,.,s- EZtrRci- Accidents, Bruises,
EOHIueioE~, CDTs, SpraIRs, are relieEcd
almost instantly by external application.
Pr mr'y rclcyvs pains Burns, scalds,
EXco; iarina-, ChaErgs, Old Sores,
Boil. Ecions. Corns, etc; Arrests in
' on r'es$ Once, MT , '9Ps PPsn5yg Difsding'
FfYktEwisa.. 5 ,fs.-It alwags relieves rain
IL I,.-l Fl! ~, ia lEesS ard I.res-iHgpaIn
J. .h-ff. i1p>c-I, v--tigo.
'1.E1 E1:e2lf;ifA u i.'s 0 eqaal All &inds Of nI-
..i.r-E-5 ID Ulr'' lrdes are sGh.sct are
n.',yS1--1. FUic. details i took ACTON
-. goa tile
.Io- bsecdiuS-Tneet prompt relief
ly'1-e. No case, however chronic OF
e. Il long T-.Ss- is reglllr rUs--
=. II VliS.-itis tic ou'ysure cure for
ti=-'.ISrIig and dlIgcrOGs condition.
Ei2 i Gl5EASsS.-iE has 10 equ-l ioT pc-Ena-
B--.Ii.g f-om a.y caHse; For this is spe-
ID. Il h=s saved Euld-Cds ct lives when all
. srcrieit-S failed - arrest bleeding from
r-s sIlsT.s-r f, iE,r -. nj cisrwEere-
G4 .aT!SEi, tEsRAtGiA, T"otfache nnd
- ,,-iIc -c nll i Il le eyed, aud often per-
IIs .s-grtV c rtd-
1EySIcIasS of a schools who are acouain'ed
wI,h rout, : Extract vi Witch Hazel 4 c.
OIaIn,-a IL N 1 c.r Er=et.ce. W have lc,tcTs Of
cOmmenGai!. = l.,,in hundreds OF Fhyslc-ans,
Ilany OF whom order Il tor use N thc.r own
practice. In addition 70 the foregoing, they
order irs u-e for SwelHags o. IL kinds
QUIZ, Sure Throat, IniiaEed IonsiIs,
sin.l. and ch-uiie Biarrhpn, CuIaFrh,
(fDc wf ca IL : !, spe".fic,l Ctis6lHiTs. Frost
ell Ee-T, SIiuES of Insects, hcsluifOcs.
Ct, Gan pPed Hands, Face AMI indeed
al ~ aUu gf skin diseases.
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KALAKAUA IN BOSTON.
BOSTON. Mass, Jan. /, 1871

BOSTON, Mass, Jan. j, 1875.
The programme for the entertainment OF King
.Kalakaua at New BEDFORD to-day was successfully
carried out in all its details and proved a grand
ovation, the popuace generally turning out TO do
him honor. The King aDstained from speech
making at the public reception but In private met
ali with afablty.
The royal party left New Bedford at ten minutes
OF I'VE 7. NJ and arrived IN this city via the Provi
dence road at SIX O'Clock Large crowds were
sembed at ali the stations along the route. At
Mansfield band greeted his arrival al the station.
The King and Governor Kapena showed them
selves upon the platform, and were received with
enthusiastic cheers.
The royal party are CHARTERED at the Revere
House, ana VIII remain IN the city TIL Monday
night. visiting Lowell on Tuesday.
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A MISSISSIPPI STEAMER SUNK.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Jan. l, 1876

MEMPHIS Tenn, Jan. l, 1875.
A special TO the Appeal from Helena, Ark, TO.
day, says the steamer John d. Maude struck an Old
sunken barge last night about midnight, while
near or at what Is known as o. K. Landing, forty
miles aoove Helena, and sunk In about twelve
feet of water. No lives were lost. The Maude left
this port last evening with 800 bales Of cotton and
q good list OF passengers All the passengers
were brought back mere by the steamer Phil
Allen. 1t IL believed the boat and cargo will not
prove total loss but the river Is rising fast at
this point that she is Ia great danger unless
speedily raised.
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mn p.ppy,s FOoD -CONsUMpTJON. D

DU BARRY'S OD.-CoNeUMPTION. DiAR-
rhoa era mp, Kidney and Bladder Disorders-Dr Wur-
zers Testimonial bon July 10, Is52-DU BAHhf'S
FooD Is OF the most excellent nourishng and res
torative absorbcns and supersedes in many cases all
kinds OF medicines 1t Is particularly effective IN indi-
geson Nyspe psia) confined habit OF BODY rs also III
0iarrhna bowel complaints and stone or gravel lnnam-
matory irritation and cramp OF the ureha the kidneys
and bladder hemorrhoids in bronchial aud pulmonary
comp lsintS.-D RUD. wURZER Professor Of Medicine
aud Practical N. D." .
Certificate No Sc 4ls-Tn chronic dyspepsia dndiges-
uol) nervousness palptaon, constipation diarrhras
bilious aud liver complaits coug debility dropsy,
asthma and consumption We ind IL irresisubie-
SHORTHAND, JULIUS 6. POOLE. j. K Chiffon n.
D.. New York STEPHEN PAUL and j. j. hICHAHO-
SON. New York