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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-05-18
S61in8er lber GntboLtStSmtttS
DfEr Mn0 Ot0Mken.

Carl 2uOtpig Bernaps beri6tet an ben
vNn3eiger bes 8eitens" iiber eiuen nlebrs
ftiiubigen 8eiu6. tpeL9en ct in Dtin9cn
i'll @eienidaft oes 8rof. garriere Dem
ereiien 9rofsiior ullo StiftSprobit
Ooltnger abseltattet BOT. G6ainger,
Der 9rDBte fatDOIii6e 3beolose urtb &irs
deubiltoriter ser 3ett, lit ourb ieinen
f1reng pilieni6aftli6en, bittereu Rampf
gegen Die Wiebrbeit bes baticaui11en
G0ncils ben Ssiuiten unb nLtramouta>
lten gefdhrli6er uno %DerbaBter, o!5 ale
ultrarabttalen S6reier 3uiummen; bo;u
fommt feline eerlaue &enntniB oes 3us
itanoeS Der fatboltf6en STRIDE III ben pers
l6teoeni1en 3beilen Der Groe. 0as l1r>
tbeil zines iolden WanneS iiber ben &o>
tboIi5tsinus TIT oen Ser. Staten uno
itber ben Girdenitrett in Deurlhlanb lit
BON bo3item Sntercfie. 8ir Iaiien baz
Der bic Elm iolhe3 llrtbei[ 00uinser's
e1ltbaltenoeu Steaen bes BernaDs'i1en
Srlefcs nebit benz, mas 0ernaDs iber
Die YerlDnLi6fett beS "beriihntten Ntan>
mes 3t logem bat, bier foIgen:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-05-18
ssrp,n,,te anas,ntefef.

SIN TenneIIee Hagen tpeiBe BHan5er
iebr barber, odB bic ge9en &obn auf ben
80umtpOIeS 8lontagen arbeitenben Jes
ger 10 iebr DieIe 3eit nit reItgtOIen Ser
ialnmlungen D%ergeuoen. Gin lon1t lDeDlS
meineloer YHan3er fagt BON ibnen:
Isle baben ibre uer-@ enetnbe> 1nb Strfeits
perloMmluuqen. @enn'S tbneIt etntdut, 20 BALI
ten ls tire -@omp50teettn9s" r1ttten III Der
GruteSeit ab. Oteie iperbet INNER 6llr Sa1tSSett
abaebalten. Seoer gle9er Guf BET Ylantd9e PEE
1tetgt Oann Ibenbs zines Der Pteroe ODER Der
Wtaultbiere, nel9e ben 9dn5eIl gag uoer 9euToetS
tet babeu unb reitet Z bis s Wteilen ms garo btilz
Elm. bleibt bic oqnae g1a6t aus iiub iptnn ct oes
W~tordeus mieber ~ton1ntt, tit lDmo9l ftefo ais
Setter orbeitsuufGbig. 80 9tbt'S oft 9td9t Iur
gta9t."
Su bis5sm Sabre idetnen iebo@. be=
Sompers in gSxltzIenne1ee, Die Jte9er
re6t fletBig 3u arbeiten tDell 1te,. III
Tolae Der 16le6ten Grnte bonn Dorigen
Sabre, tuellig ODER ntfts 5u hagen nno
ALL betben baben uno oabet l1Gtfen nlnls
len I'M ni6t 3u b%erbungern.
uebrigens fOatcu Die friberen Sflabens
halter in ibren Glagen iber Sambo's
fromme 8ummeleien nidt gar 3u laut
iein. 0enn Der leibeni6aftli9e Orang
bes Regers na0 reli9i0ier Grreeun9 unD
SElAuuuIlH III CLlN uulullIDC OUlbC W.
StlaDerei. 8ieLe Der Stlapen unb tuabr>
lid nibt Die f6R6teiten ulb bimmiten,
iu6ten it6, gIei6 benz OnfeI Com bet
Srau 8eeder Stone, iber tbren uns
freien 3uitanb, Der 9erabe Sen b%eleren
utter tbEen am 6ridenoiten mar, Dur0
bic Nusli1t ouf'S Senieits 81 troiten,
uno lie puroeu in bteiem Bemiiben BON
tb;en Qerren ermuntert bencn Elm
Sflane, Der feline Sreibeit BON elmer
titnftigcn BeIt ertDartete, naturlt1 tpe1t
Iteber mar. ais Elm SfiaDe, Der oGruber
griibelte, oh unb tDGrum CT rtdpt loon
in oteier g8elt fret fetn f6nltte. 9tun tit
ober Der Neger BON GuBer1t e%rregbnren1
@emiitbe, ltlb 70 itetgert ft1 BET tbm bic
ourt teine BiIbung sere8elte JteIt9tDlttdt
oft sur touiten BerauGung, tpte tie feline
bunOert Briber Wtooob nit neretnigter
4ungentraft BET WelBen berDorrufen
f0nrtelt.
Cans natitrLt6 lift es, 6oB Der 9feger
bieie aetpobnte Nufregung aud I'M 3us
itanbe Der Tret9eit ltebt. uno oaB ct feline
peri0nIi6e 6reibeit Da3u benibt, ftb
iener nnb Q%er3ensIuit blnangeben. Oo0
lperoen, tpenn Die 8iloun9 inter Den See
germ 3unimmt, &~el;gioittGt unb 8ernuuft
bel ibnen f6on mebr ms @lei69etpi6t
fommen. 3u bteiem 3ieLe eiebt eS aber
nur Ginen Weg, ndmli6 cine perniinf>
ttse, quite S1ulbilbung. @u1 Odrum
finD tli6tige ytegerl6uIen etn 9auptz
be6iirfntB oeS SuoenS.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-05-18

Nm 4. Satuar begoum Der gvoBe
StanoaIprO3eB i'll 8roOflDn. 11uD eul
Is. dat tDurOe enolid), pte bereits az;
meLoet, bas 8erb0r Der 8ela}tungs: nno
GrtIaitunesz 3eu9cn 9du5liu geihloiien.
Die 0auptaoDofaten beioer Rarteien
nebmen ith MN bis gum nGditen W9ittz
nod 3eit our 8Drbereitung auf ibre
aeaenieitigen S1luBre0en. 0ieie MOD
ten OtitImo6 begtnnenoen ytepen iperoen
natiirLt1 lang (ino IGn9tpetItg) iperoe1t.
Gp0rt5 ALIEN mill ais 0auptpertbetoiger
8eeder's fInf Sage ipre1en. ytah
8%eenbigung Der NoDotaten : Eeoell miro
Ii6tsr 0~teilion GINGER Belt beOnrfen.
I'M feline vSnitrufti0n" all Die 0el9po1
renen aus3uarbeiten. Oantlt tDerDen al1o
ipieoer eint9e Sage OrGuf 9eben. Der
8ortrag Der Suitruftiou leLbit tpiro 1es
bod DorausithtIt6 niht iebr 3ettraubelo
1etu, 6a 0crr Jteilion, pie er tpGbreno
ocS Yro3e1ie5 luieoerbplt beipieIen bat,
Iib fur3 ulto bunDi9 5u falien perltebt.
Jia1 @rtbetlUng Der rt6terlIben Sns
1truttion Deroen lid enoli1 Die 9el9lpoi
rencil sur Oeratburg 3uruf3ic1en.
Gs lit aLlo tmmerbin Die crtreuIi1e
Nusii6t %borbanoen, 60B in einigen
8odeI bieler abi6euli9lte aaer Yroz
Selie 3u Grloe gebt.
3n 8rootIpn ibeiut rnon bieIfa6 su
eIduben, ooB bic @eidworenen eltlucoer
S5eeder freiipred,en Doer iib niGt eiili9en
ipcrben. Nn cine brittle Df0gli6feit =
ndialld bic Der 8erurtbeilung 8eeher's
- iGeint gtiemGl0 3u glaubeu, 70 iebr
fie aud ourh BIS @cialnmtergebniB oes
S~eugenperbOres Seb0tel mare.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-05-18
sribune bisfen aldermen Superintendent

2rtouHc Otelen aldermen 0e1penlIerle9erH
beim. SIM Beientli1en benertt fie:
Be!tIt6e 3eitungen ftit6 ni6t bic Orr
game etn5elner Setten; lie BADEN Gatbos
Iifen, Brnteitanten, Suben, nnelaubtge
unb 6eiben su2eiern unb miiieu 9teuigfets
ten obne &Idli6t auf ben fte ni6ts IN
gebenben religioien @lauben brtngen.
@enn bic ODER iene p~rotettantii6e Sette
cine amberor6entIt6 prdbtige Seter Der>
o~n1taltet, ptrD bieielbe BON ben Settuns
gen beI6rteben, obne oaB oaour6 leBtere
DroteItontifde SeftenbIdtter tperben.
Gbenfo tuenig tperben ite baDurd liiotih,
baB lie cine groBe Seier Der SSuben I6ils
bern. gbenIO tpenig tperben ite fat6oz
iii6, inbem fte cine fatboLil6e 8ra0ts
Geremonie beidrciben. ~yteut9fetten iino
ben ipeItlt6eu GlGttern N~euigfeiten, mo-
eer lie reIigt6ier yfatur 1ein ooer ni6t.
Sin 8lott bes6al6, neil es einen langen
Sert6t iber oaS @aroinalsfeit bra6te,
Der 8egiuitigung oes r0mii6sn Satboz
~Ii3isnlns gu bei6ulbigeu, lit geraDe 10
Dumm, mic tpenn man ieBt Die BIdtter
Der 8egInitieuns bon S9if6ri6eu bes
5i9tigen poute, neil lie reitIdufig iiber
ben nntergGns bes DampferS pS0iasr"
beri6ten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-05-18

vNenn 6ranfrei@N 3ufrteoen lit, berrl6t
in europa Jtube", X 10 bot, ober picl=
mebr 70 ioa Der erfte ~Jtapoleou 9ciagt
baben, obi9ou 2lnocte Die 9leuBcruna
benz p%ier3eDnten 2ltotpis in ben Wul6
legen. = Die 3ett, no lie Slim bate, lit
Dorbci. 6eute lautet IS asbers: v0enn
Oeuti6Ianb 3ufrteoeniH, berri6t in
europa Jtu9e." 9iidt in Y@ris, ionbern
in Berlin bdngt beut3utdge oerA poIittf9e
Barometer. Jti6t pcnrl elm Solaporte,
1onoeru uenn 8isnard Die Sttu1e runs
self, fte6t Elm ~llnipstter III Si1t. A\
9as iinesre @ei@Ie6t, oeiien oettli9e
Grinnerun9en ni1t btnter oas Sabr\lS64
s~uridgeben, fam es faum Deriteben, pie
mdd)tig nno ersreifeno 6as 0efiibL kr,
Befrie0isung Iber Oieie Sa1lage BET ben
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-05-18
l2lep1S iom ion I'M
afomu0ett tuteSerDerseffeat.

Gin 0pier iuaeuOlidtr llmtInsbsit. woOur6 ~uorssttis
Ger g,eriaQ, Werueni9pG5s &c. peranlaBt wiro. bat,
ssa6Oem 6 pe~rssbIi4 ieCes Oet0hnte Dtittel psrlu6t. cine
sirfocbe Se[btsur geiunoen, melde IS fetnen S~eioersaes
molten / Fl i~berienbeu miro. a6reiiire; e. s. V9ees
ncS, rs g1aiiau ctr, gitIu Oort.
11ap3lfiaGup6 3e
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-09-12
The Last from the Indian War.

From the Gold Hill Neus of last even
ing we extract the following:
Austin, September IL. The result OF
General Rockers reconnaissance of the
Indian band at Hamilton's Ranch proves
conclusively that the Indians of this
section have no hostile intentions what
ever. The events mentioned in previous
dispatches as having occurred in the
vicinity of Vaughan 5 Ranch on Thurs
day last. were brought about by the In
dams having on that day been informed
of the hostilities which had previously
occurred at Spring Valley and the very
strange actions of the Indians in this
city, mentioned in dispatches of Thurs
day were attributed to the fact that upon
that day there existed an uneasy feeling
among the Indians as to the intentions
OF the white people and several small
parties of Indians from distant parts
visited the city for the purpose OF recon-
noitering the whites position in the
same manner and for the same purpose
that General Rocker visited the Indian
camp that evening. The Indians all
deny hostile intent. but many say that
the information they received caused
them to fear that the whites intended
to wage war upon them, and they are
delighted with the assurance that such
is not the case.
DR.. Curtis work on Manhood is else
where advertised.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-09-12
LATEST TEl.EGhAMS.

New York, Sept. 1.-The Western
Union Telegraph Directors at their meet
ing yesterday ratified the recen. election
of d. .. Mills, o. San Francisco, by the
Executive Committee, as Director, IL
! the place o. :. Wit, deceased
The transfer Of Internal Revenue Su-
pervisors, the New ioth men going to
San Francisco, tbs San Francisco men
to Richmond and the Richmond men TO
New York. is in accordance with the
new plans adopted by the Internal Rev.
enue Department, to test the efficiency
and honesty of the officers. The recent
discovery of frauds in California has led
to the change. Wonder if Old Reve-
nue. don't think they will cover one
another's tracks if they have been going
crooked?-ED APPEAL.)
Chicago, Sept. IL The schooner
Emma Ameys arrived in port this fore
noon. damaged slightly by the storm OF
yesterday. Her captain reports the
sinking of the large propeller Equinox,
and the drowning OF all hands. At2r.
NJ, yesterday, the propeller was towing
the schooner on the Michigan shore
near Little P0il, az Sable, and both
were laboging heavily in the waves
When about ten miles south Of the
Point, the propeller sprung leak and
commenced TO sink very rapidly, in fact
so fast that the captain Of the shooner
was obliged :? cut adr!tt, and the storm
Was so eieat tLa. lie toali not approach
near enough 70 the Inflated boat to rem
der any assistance. The propeller went
down in a few minutes with ali hands on
board, twenty-five men and Two women /
in all, none Of whom were saved. The .
names of the unfortunate fellows could -.
not be ascertained. The Euuinox was
run on the Grand Trunk Line and was
owned by Captain Scott, who was oil
board, rs were also his two daughters.
III Of whom were lost.
Chicago, Sept. Il.-TLe latest and
most serious marine disaster vet report
ID, occurred last night abou: l ! O'Clock,
esulting in the total wreck of the large
chOOner Oneonta, and the death Of the
captain, Samuel Bean. The vessel was
a. high rate Of speed. and ran
nto the extension Of the pier off Lincol
Park, staving in large hole forward
nd damaging her upper works consid-
rably. The Captain was struck by a
cam and washed overheard and sank.
The Oneonta was one of the largest and
nest schooners on the lakes, and had
4 board about l 600 tons of coal. The
chooner was valued at $50, 600, and her
argo OF 5000. The insurance on the
essel is unknown, and the cargo is a
1tal loss.
TIE National Pomol0g;cal Association .
oncluded its session in this city yes.er- |
ay with grand banquet Governor a
everidge and other prominent gentle I;
len delivered addresses. !
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-09-12

Yesterday morning we made mention
g., of the complaint OF our Empire friends
that they did not receive their APPEALS
with regularity. Having questioned our
carrier upon the subject and being il
formed by him that he delivered his par
cells regularly at the depot, We said as
much. and then laid the blame where We
thought it rested. on the railroad folks.
Yesterday morning we received a com
munication on the subjec. from our friend
Mr.. Geo. W. Clark. baggage master. in
forming us that we were wrong in put
ting the blame on him or anybody else
about the depot. Mr.. Clark letter be-
ing couched in good, round English,
being direc, and to the point, and being,
furthermore, written only on one side OF
the sheet, We reproduce it. Here i. is
CARSON, Sept. II, 1875.
To the Editor Of the APPEAL Dear
Sir IN your issue of this mornings
paper / find paragraph headed, " r.
regularity Of Delivery of the APPEAL at
Empire. throwing the blame on some
enc At the depot, but clearing Yourself.
As ! am the party that attends 70 the
forwarding of all mail matter on accom-
mediation trains, | wish to state that
your edition Of the Sth inst was not de- |
livered at the depot until the morning
of tn. 9Th. The two days papers were |
forwarded together, and the papers of /.
the l0th were not delivered at the depot |
before ) 0 clock In the morning. conse-
IueEtly could not he forwarded until the |
noon train. am always reo j.; and will |
ing to otlise any and all persons. wheth. !.
err the articles they wish TO forward are
dead head or alive and kicking. Hoping
this answer may be satisfactory, l re-
main, yours, respectfully. /
GEO. W. CLARE,
Baggage Master Carson Depot.
Now that's what We call n good, square,
straight up and down letter. We are
are much obliged 10 Mr.. Clark for send
Dg t. He has the nigh, idea Of How
20 do things. Upon the receipt Of this
nissive We had another interview with
Mister Carrier, and he oyned up that
ne had been little delinquent on one or
NO occasions. So. there's where the
blame rests. We father the shortcoming
md confess that il is the Appeal office
md nobody else that is at lauIt. Now
his comes of having complaints lodged
With US promptly. We are obliged to
dr. Lang for telling Us of the monde
livery at Umpire and thankful to Mr..
lark for his frank statement of facts.
We shall always esteem it favor if par
les who ee, their papers irregularly will
epOrt without delay at headquarters.
We can't rectify delinquencies until we
now they exist.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-09-12
:. J. WHITE. N. o., Physician and Surgeon,

is once more at MIR old quarters over Posters
Drug Store, CarsoE street. opposite the Capitol.
-eJ0-tf
TEE YAvoErT.-TLe Bank Exchange saloon
corner Q: King And ormspy streets, IL becoming
the tavorlte resort of tins city. The great
attraction IS fredericksburg Beer. while the
best of w!Les, liquors and cigars are. also, sold
st the bar. tirss class Pedro Gd9e for the
amusement Of guests, cold lunch a: all hours
aud hearty good cheer for all are its r.conluen-
dstions TO public favor. i. Z. Brown IL tie
proprietor.
IMPORTANT. Endorsed by he Medical pro-
fession. DE-. WM. HALLS BALSAM FOR THE
LUNGS cures Coughs, Colds and Consumption,
AMI all diseases of the Throat and Chest DR.
TOWNSHIPS TOOTHACHE ANODYNE cures
lin one MINUTE. 1uhI2-tm
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-09-12
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
DIED.

In Carson City, Nevada, SePte mber II, at 80
a. H.. Peter W. Robbins. Maine and Colorado
papers please copy.l
In Eureka. Nevada, September II, Lorens,
only daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Whistler
aged months and days.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-09-12

DR.. CURTIS work on Manhood is else
where advertised.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1875-05-05

The rumor that our Government
has been requested to use its friendly
Offices in seeking an adjustment of the
Spanish difficulty in Cuba, leads to the
hope that war there is nearly at an
end. he Spanish Government has
reither the means nor men for carry
ing on the war, yot it does not wish to
lose control of the island. Wedo0bt,
howe yer, if any adjustment is practi.
cable. The Cubans when in greater
straits than they now are, demanded
liberty y,-not amnesty. 1t is not like.
ly that their demands will now be mod.
jhed. ,osa. Arr
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1875-05-05
T H E S JFN.
wEEKLY AND DAILYlF0R ls75.

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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1875-05-05

The Mexican raids on the Texas
frontier are rousing the war spirit
among the Texans, and the demand
is being quite vigorously made that
the Government shall use forcible
measures to punish and repress the
raiders. 1t is probable that the State
Department is seeking to know just
how far the Mexican Government is
prepared to go, and what reasons it
has to give for not repressing those
raids. The President has never hest.
iated about striking when duty re-
required. ro1 1i ni
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1875-05-05
-The oil Croek & Allcgbenv ri,


The Oil Greek & Allegheny Riy-
er Railroad is advertised for sale, un-
der a decree of the Supreme Court,
at the Merchants Exchange, in Phila-
delphia, on the 18th of May. The
property will be sold subject to mort
cages amounting to s2,5S0,0O0; $780,
600 of the purchase money to be paid
in cash and the balance in twenty
days. The bonds of the company, Sc.
cured by themortgages of May /, 1868,
to Wm. G. Fargo and VIM. G. More
head, trustees, viii be received in pay
ment for any amount in excess of the
sum stipulated in cash.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1875-05-05
WANTED---A Few Good Men

10 represent Fountain Hill Nurseries, Or
vile, ,Ohi0, in the sale of Fruit Trees and
General Nursery Stock. Canvass to begin
in April or May for October delivery, On
ly those need apply who can give security,
as Important sums of money must bo
handled during delivery. Applicants
will he visited by our travelling agent and.
arrangements completed. j. Gardner ~
Son, Alliance, Ohio. 40 4t
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1875-05-05
Republican state Convention.


Tne Republicans of the State of
Pennsylvania are hereby requested to
assemble by their delegates in State
convention, at noon on Wednesday,
the 26th day of May, 1875, in the
q Fulton Opera House, at the city of
Lancaster, for the purpose of nomi-
mating candidates for Governor and
State Treasurer. Zach Representa-
tive and Senatorial District. will be
entitledlto the same representation as
1t has under the present apportion-
ment for Senators and Representatives
in the Legislature. ~.
7l.T aa RUSSELL ERRETr,
A. WILSON NORRIS, Chairman,
II Secretary. ma sidf
......H .a.H
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1875-05-05
COUNTY, coMMTsstoNER.
Republican County Committee

% . o..
There will be q meeting Of the Re
publican County Committee, Monday
evening of court week, May II, 1875,
at T:30 O'Clock, at my Office, in Tiones-
ia. A full attendance is desired, as
matters of Importance will be consil.
cred. The following named persons
are members of the Committee: ng'
t. J, Van Giesen, Tionesta Boto.
w. A. Dusenbury, Kingsley twp.
z. Berry, Harmony twp, upper.
T. Connolly, q" a. lower.
L. Arner, Green twp. oo''g I'a1i'. ~
i. Keister, Hickory twp. ~ 'o
W, 5. Cole. Howe twp. @
j. Mercilliott, jerks twp.
A. Cook, Barnett twp. ''
c. w, Clark, Tionesta twp.
w. p. MERcILLoTr, Chairman
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al-riA recent act of the Assembly re-
quires the executors, administrators
and friends Of the deceased person to
put sn affidavit or record 10 the Reg
ister's office, setting forth the day and
hour when the death occurred. Friends
and parties applying for letters of ad.
ministration will do well to bear this
importan. fact in mind, aud thereby
save much inconvenience in receiving
their legal papers. The act in ques-
ton can be found on page 104 pam
phlet laws Of 1874.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1875-05-05

I'D The Democratic editors are show
s ering contempt on "Liberals" who,
the said editors think, are Of no ac-
count In Connecticut they put a
Liberal on the ticket for Congress, and
he ran seven hundred behind the reg
ular vote, and was beaten. The Phil
adelphia Commonwealth, the leading
Democratic paper of this State, ex-
claims, 'Let us hear no more blqAe1'
about the Liberal Republican element.
1t is not worth notice. The fact is, a
large proportion Of the Liberals are
back again ia the Republican ranks.
Their efforts to lift the Democracy in
to respectability failed, and they now
see that the welfare Of the nation de-
mapds that the Republican party be
continued in power. 4l aaa mid
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A YaIrahle EliNc0verY.

Dr. G. w. Benson, a Praoticing Physician,
at lO3 North itutsw ST., Baltimore, Nd,
(who has paid much attention TO nervous
dtseasos,) mas discovered that extract of
celery and chamomile combined in a GER
tain proportion invariably cures headache,
either bilious, dyspeptic, nervous or sick
headache, neuralgia and nervousness.
!. This is. q triumph in medical chemistry,
and sufferers all over the country arc or
leTlng by mail lie prepares il in pills
at 30 cents per box. The Doctor is largely
known and highly respected in Baltimore.
-EPtScoPW Methodist. 40 Al
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We o0er for sale three hundred i'm :
pipved and unimproved farms in the mild
and salubrious climate of Virginia Also,
tracts of Iron, Cpal and Timber lands.
Send for Va Reai. Estate Journal Map
of Virginia, 80 Gets. b.. Chaffn,, Staples Il
CO., Richmond, Virginia. ~. .31,li4D Al
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THE EDIT0RIlL nEPAEIheHI

or the CoMMERcfAt win contain. fsm
day today, contributions from sbIe Writ
tcls updn all srhjccts--Political Literary,
Scientific, legal, Cnnmtrcicl, Furaign
ana l.ocalr-in which, its views will be s,A
iorih plainly and Independently, Keeping
in view thepri,pe aim of the papnr. which
Is the advancement of the best intefes IL bt
all sections OF the country. ~. 49, .--f.'