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Ay
HairVigor
For restoring to Gray Hair its
natural Vitality and Color.

ro{or, Htth ne gloss aud Freshness or
yoeh. Thin hair is thickened, fall
ing hair checked, and badness often,
though not always, cured by its
use. Nothing can restore the hair
where the follicles arc destroyed, or
the glands atrophied and decayed !;
but such as remain can be saved by
this application, and stimulated into
activity, so that a new growth of
hair is produced. Instead Of fouling
the hair with a pasty sediment, it
viii keep it clean and vigorous. Its
occasional use will prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling off,
and consequently prevent badness.
The restoration of vitality it gives
to the scalp arrests and prevents
the formation Of dandruff, which is
often SO uncleanly and offensive.
Free from those delcterious sub
stances which make some prepare
tons dangerous, and injurious to the
hair, the Vigor can only benefit, but
not harm it, If wanted merely for
a HAIR DRESSING, nothing else
can be found SO dss rable. Contain
ing neither oil nor dye, il does not
soil white cambria. and yet lasts
long on the hair, giving it a rich,
glossy lustre, and a grateful perfume.
Prepared by DR.. J. C. Aver & Co..
Practical and Analytical Chemists,
LOWELL, MASS.
soLs RE AL DRUGGISTS EyERYwHRaE.
Feb o. 1875 lyw
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Sudden Death OF u Ebi~tricxE
Comm iSaiener.

SARATOGA, N. X, Sept. II. ~ Hon
Henry T. Blow, of st. Louis, one Of
the District Of Columbia, died at the
United States hotel to-day. lie had
been North, returned in apparently
good health and died.
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ell Kinds OF Machinery
Repaired.
I.Sg. AND A. SCHEELKEY
Machinists & Blacksmihts

DEPAIR all kinds of Machinery,
IGSteam Engines and boilers, cut,
gum and straighten circular, cross
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iron railing aud fences for cemeteries,
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and in fact. do all kinds ofwork in the
line of practical machinists and black
smiths. We go to any part of this and
adjoining counties to perform work
when desired. Give US call. Shop on
West Martin st, Oct12d1W1yr
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NEW YORK, Sept, 1I.--In The Bay
Cemetery, at Greenville, yesterday
morning, man named George
Grooby, of South Fifth street, VII
liamsburg, was discovered to have
taken large dose Of laudanum. lie \
chose the grave Of his son, who dieda
seven years ago, as the scene OF the
suicide. lie was sent TO the hospital
but little hope is entertained Of his
recovery
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The wheeler Compromise.

NEW YORK, Sept. IO-The TEnlc8
Washington special says o private
letter from New Orleans states that
an attempt will be made to break upp
the Wheeler compromise and get the
House Of Representatives to recon-
ize the McEnery government. This
movement will not be made until
the Legislature meets in January
next.
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CELEBRATED
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the agents discount, also to any response
Bile party wishing to purchase one of our
organs from distance, ard prefer to see
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same will be granted them by sending US
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their vicinity, in proof of their response
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HSisnarck's Daughter Re
frOfhed.

BERLIN, Sept, 1.-THE daughter
of Prince Bismarck has been be-
trothed to Count Wendlznenlenberg
of the Prussian civil service
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Fearful Fight with Esaxors

DANyILLE, Va, Sept, 13.-An
affray occurred here last night be-
tween five or six negroes, and one Of
them, Green Barnsters, had his
throat cut by Robert Wilson. VIII
son also received a severe cut on the
wrist. The weapons used were razora. 4
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The Governor of Kentucky has
made a six months old baby col
onel. OF infantry, of course.
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Europe won't import any more
potatoes until the potato bug is
laid in its little grave.
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BEATTY a. PLOTTS.
WASHINGTON,

ca 10 con per day. Agents wanted. -
% Q-V All classes OF working people
of beth sexes, young and old, make more
money at work for us, in their own locali-
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&C., sent free. Send us your address at
once. Don't delay. Now is the time
Don't look for work or business elsewhere
until you have learned what we offer.
G. STINsoN & Co., Portland, Maine.
march Ii IL lYrMG p r.
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SPECIAL TO THE LADIES

WIN. j DAVIS is selling long TWISTS
w and PLATS at So and S4. Long
curls, 10 cents and 81.
COMBINES MADE TO ORDER,
for rs cents an ounce All orders from a
distance promptly attended to.
VIM. J. DAVIS,
Corner Martin and German St.
dec. % rs. Std. WV.
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GEND Csc to G. P. ROWELL & co. /,
SNew York, for Book [91th edition con-
tanning lists Of 1000 newspapers, and es.
Inmates showing cost ofadyertsing.
March 1915 lyrw G PR.
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n B. The cheapest cattle fee / Grains
always to be had at the Brewery.
Nov. 2lst INV.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-10
PUBLIC OPINION.

If the Republicans who met in convention
at Columbus last week had broad views OF sound
policy Wilson, the outcome OF their deberatlons
would have been other than is Cincinnati CONNER
cial (Ind.b
With slight qualification it is still true that
no man however honest industrlOus euterllSlng anu
wealthy made comfortable in the south unless nc IS
heart Re- bel least sympathzer with tne Ola ne
beion-lP Providence Journal (RepJ
Al Ohio and Pennsylvania have now made
s1uare issue with the President, they must win, OF II
will be taken a. settled fact that one can succeed
save Grant II the Democrats carry these TWO states
Erants chances for denomination will be better tnan
they ever we're before lie then come forward IN
the character of political necessity inaPois
Sentinel lDem.i
The very trade of the politician requires
cross read meeting; but his occupation VIII De sonc
when the average citizen has once eomprehended the
distinction between the broad and conprchensNc '9'7
which concern the nation and thu more personal "nu
oracca duties which concern the locality and the IN
dividuai-l Biz ghainton, n. " Times (Indl
The Republican party, after having set the
country aane with war after overwhe lining IL WIN ueDt
and crushing its productive Industries mas sIsiy
failed since tbese achievements to exhibit any genius or
capacity government III was preeinhendy sltae
with the talent destroy but with no ablty Or me s
OF regeneration The ruin IL wrought IL accomplished
and past recall but the failure OF prudent aoinihstratO
which succeeded the is topic of useful INJURY anu
discussion and viii be the bone % c0ntehtloh lor INC co
t.: Of SIC Harrisburg Patriot tDeih.l
The wards of the nation, dependent, igno-
rant constantly needing protection against the dangers
OF starvation cannot be honestly deait WIN on OOtih
OF equality The true Ii 10 c-tgns the trlDa
sOvercignty "a IL can nc, ana siaud.i9
tba Indian. for incorporation with the mass OF Qua pco
pie SO Tar as that be done. Livery inddh thd Is E
covered from life and Il made discht ana sell
necessarily take considerable time TO mature such
oojcy and it will advanced very uuequal'y among
the different tribes. but II Is me Worh
rs and the sooner undertake it the better Boston
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-10
THE COURT OF ALABAMA CLAIMS.

WASHINGTON .June o-The Court of Commits
soner, Alabama Claims met today pursuant 70 aonrn
men All the Judges present The following business
transactei -.
298-Fstate Of Z. Simon and Leopold ioeD NJ
New Orleans-Iudgment granted for tO52 3D. WIN IN
from July 10Th, 1864 In Case 22s-Pafek s
~ Judgment rendered for t22Z 10 WIN
interest from July 10TH 1874 In Case l9tE wagner OF
rendered for 80 3D. with inter
eat In l9l-IIrnry T. Waite of Lynn MASS Judgment
was rendered for 1918 g. with interest In case
stevens Acknowledgement for 1868 "a, with interest
The regular calendar resumed at Case NO i9oIHse
e Erwin Manufacturing Company agt The tntef >tatrs
with grouped and submitted the following 81 De-
Tycoon destroyed by the Alabama Apf
s,i. case No .B7-Wm. Schumaker The United
states Casr 204-Stiefc Sohweitzer CO.. and NO 80
VIM. @. Low appeared for complain
ants, and the Creswe for the Government
The following caaes connected with the destruction OF the
Jacob Bell also grouped aud submitted upon the rst
nony and arguments counse Case No. l6 rane Far
Law WIN j. Low for companantsj Case No 46l-E H. DO
mansky WIN Richards for compainant No. tbl-Frank :
Alive VIM Richards for COMPLAINANT NO bIS-A A low
ct al w G. Low for com. lanant, and No. 1b9-A A. 10"
Bros ct al Nv. o. Low for complainants
rlaI
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ELSEWHERE.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, June ga special dispatch
to The ADpedl from Jackson, Miss, incendiary
fire. on Monday morning, destroyed the building occu-
pied by The Wing and Tribune printing Office together
with the contents. except portion OF the stock OF
Ramsey K Co.. on the ground 1oor which was removed
The Wing and Tribune los, $1,000, which Ia Insured
The other losses not stated.
CINCINNATI, June "a special dispatch TO
The GAZETTE from huntington West Virginia states that
a large grain elevator there. rented by G.. T. Nuter
Co ~ New-York was burned this evening Loss. go.
600; insurance unknown Tho fire was undoubtedly
ncendiary.
BOsTON, June GA building at Winchester,
Mass known the Mahogany Mills occupied for veneer
making. damaged by fire last night $1,000 worth
1t is fully insured.
WALLACEBURG, Ont. June "a fire this
morning destroyed Lalondes hardware store, Lttles
general store and dwelling and two buildings on the OPP
poste side OF the street were damaged Loss, SlOoOo
AUBURN, y. Y, June "a fire last evening
totally destroyed Large barn belonging to y. Conkling
Rochester and the storehouse OF Chede Co., hard
ware dealers The barn occupied as livery stable
by James A. Stevens who's. loss Is II 900 fully insured
COnklings loss. $1,000 partially insured The loss Oh
Chedcl " Co is -l.j0p; insured.
SPRINGFIELD, Mass, June 9.-An incendiary
fire at Deerod - night destroyed the house and barn
OF Lester Cids two horses and two The loss Is
$4,000 insurnnc', 5000.
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THE STATE PRESS AssoCr ALTON.

ELMIRA, n. Y, June 9.-The twenty first
annual meeting OF the NewYork State Press Association
was held hero to-day About 200 editors from all parts
OF the state present and about 40 members OF the
Alabama Press Association, who spent tho day here with
their Northern brethren
They were welcomed to the city by Mayor Smith. The
morning called to order by President FAR
man. editor Of The Advertiser Of this city, in an address
OF welcome After business meeting the Convention
adjourned to meet their Southern brethren In the
evening" stanclf Hall crowded To hear the literary
exercises. The annual address was delivered by
Cleveland editor OF The Pen IAN Chronicle and the
poem by j. II. Hardy, esq, OF TINS city On Dehau o
ibe Prss AsscidtOn sClte Selkrey. editor OF
me ithaca Journal welcomed the Alabama editors and
the Hon. K II. Powell. editor Of Ire Ledyer, Union
springs, Ala responded After the exercises at the nau
dress reception gwen Ak the residence Oh OusDuIn
Towner, city editor OF The Eimird AdceTl!sT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-10
Blood Disease =.

The from yi systems are buit
which derive al ~ well "A pnysicaL
II si lf be III ~
vle fostering all organic fncuons Arc weak
liver kidneys the effect Is most Osastrous Hence 10
keep his blO0 IN perfectly heithy
condition. and ally does this apply at this parlcu
ular OF the than az other No matter "n me
all seases blood Dr. Pierce does not wish 70
place Golden Medical Discovery Ia the catalogue OF Qak
patent by recommending 1t 10 cure every disease
recommend 10 tho contrary there are nun
diseases that he acknowledges II VIII not %!
claim this that there IL but one form OF olso
will and that disease Is cancer He
recommend his Discovery for that disease yet ne
knows the searching blood cleanser yet discov
cred that will the blood and system OF AL othee
blood poisons DO they ANIMAL vegetable or mineral
forms of Skin Diseases Blotches Pimples and
EruptOns all Glaadilr Sweng AMI the worst f0rtn
Scofuous Of Neck Legs or other art
and all " the Bones White swsinyh
Hip JOINT ami spinal Diseases all VI which "
long To Scrofnlous Diseases -
CONFERENCE.-THE JOINT DISEASE CURED. ~
w. GROVE STATION. Ia, July L. 1871
DR. PrYRcR, Buffalo, Y. Y.
DEAR SIR Ny wife frat became lame nine years seo swell
ng and disappear her hip, and She WAS graz
uay becoming and her Who'll stem rotten with DIS
1871 swelling broke on he; hip discharsng large
and tIat time there seyera openings
Have OF fl25, who say nothing
will do any good but a surgical operation. -
July 49, 1873, he writes thus: Ny VIE mas certainly TO
ceved the Of your Discovery for she
able OFF the Dei and not expected to i've
commenced using IL year ago She has oesn
doing six months Has ssi w onV
almost miracle and all The Of your vAa
cterfuy recommend a. blood pari-
"a and 9Th resOrer j. ii HobAsSoss
Discovery 10 sold by druxgists
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPCRL

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFHICR OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OrSfckh,
WARRINGTON, Wednesday, June 10. 1871 o. N
Synopsis for the past scenf.n hours ~ =,
The barometer continues falling in the North
West with warm southeast winds and partly CLOUDY
weather stationary pressure and Temperature SOUTH
eastery winds and cloudy weather prevail on the lakes
Falling or stationary barometer. southeast WHILE
warmer clear weaherin the Ohio Valley and Tennessee,
the Gulf and south Atlantic States Stationary pressure
cool northeast winds, and partly cloudy weather nave
prevailed in the Eastern and Middle States, with rain on
the coast -, 80. .
The rivers have risen at Pittsburgh, Cincinnati ana
Memphis and fallen Omaha, ST Paul, and VicKsDurg
Probabilities. M,
For The Middle and Eastern States stationary or JoHng
barometer northeast 10 south east cinds sghny cdrntSr
party cloudy eaitcr and occasional rain on ne "ed|
didts coast ru.
For the south Atlantic and Guf states and Tennessee
falling barometer warmer south and east WINDS, anu
generally clear weather. , ,u
For the Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri valleys
and the upper lakes falling barometer. warm souin east
winds and partly cloudy weather with OCCASIONAL nxn'
rain. 1T, 49,,
For the lower lakes and the Ohio Valley falling barorn
eter south and WINDS warmer cloudy weather anu
occasional rain. ..,.
The Upper Ohio wiz probably rise somewhat anu INC
other MYERS remain nearly stationary.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
CHINA AND JAPAN.

THE RECENT MURDER IN CHINA-EFFoRTs OF CHINA
TO FIX THE CHIEF RESPONSIBILITY ON BURMAH
TROUBLES IN FORMOsA-NEw COMMISSIONERS
SENT FROM JAPAN TO CHINA.
SAN Francisco, June 9.-The Pacific Mail
steamship City Of Toxic arrived this evening from Hong
Kong the 18th Of May, and Yokohama the 23d OF
May.
The chief topic OF interest continues to DO the murder
OF Mr. Margary. There a~trong disposition TO fix the
principal responsibility upon the Government OF Bur-
nah. the King OF which accused of insgating the
deed There is much dissatisfaction shown at
the appointment by China OF inferior officer named
Pang acc mpany the British Commission Of Investi-
CATION The selection is regarded proof Of the inten
ton to treat the affair with Indifference.
The troubles in Formosa continue between the Chinese
and aborignes, and extending to the east and
north OF the island.
An attack wasi made May upon the American Metho-
dist Episcopal Church In Kmkiang in consequence OF
quarrel arising from superstitious belief among the
natives tha; children were malreated by missionaries
The japanese financial estimates for the first half Of
the current year show q surplus OF 81 100000.
Several new Commissioners have been dispatched from
Japan Peking for further discussion OF the Lewchew
and other affairs in dispute between the two Govern
ments.
library Of 10000 foreign volumes has lust been
tabished in Ledo by the Educational Department OF
japan.
The general supervision OF contributions TO the Phila
depha Centennial has pncedn the hands Of Okuba
TOsimiti. Minister Of the Interior.
The trade dollars ISSUED from the Osaka Mint
April "a, aud in circulation.
Judge GoOdntn who Is visiting Robe Tor the purpose
dered in the British Consular Court has found II neces
sary to q number OF Judgments.
The United ssates Legation advises the appoint
ment OF Americans TO offices Of trust in the japanese
service IN consequence OF permission 10 tha. encc'
received from the State Department at Washington
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-10
THE ATTEMPTS TO FAVE A SUICIDES LIFE.

An inquest was held yesterday afternoon In
the case Of the late Capt. W. H. Brown who C mmitfed
suicide 10y cutting his throat at the rooms OF the my
and Navy Club, the evening OF June 4. The testimony
of Col Rankin developed new facts. Alexander H.
Hof An assistant in the United states Army es
tilted that he sitting the ground floor OF the Army
anv Navy Club building. on Twenty when
gentleman rushed and exclaimed In an excited man
n.r Capt Brown has stabbed himself" Dr. Hon ran
I'D stairs and found Capt Brown lying on his LETT SIDE
supporting his head with his left hand As the doctor
entered Brown said " It's use. doctor; I've fixed II
The wound In the throat had ceased bleeding at that time
II WAS thought that the TRANSMISSION OF some flesh blood
into the veins the dying might revive him. and SO
about two ounces taken from the arm OF gentle
man who volunteered submit to the operation ana
were Injected into Browns ms The fresh blood dd NOT
rsvve him hut brought on slight commissions stimuanfs
were than administered but the commissions grew mort
and more severe until $3.50 when lie ded Ut leg
tertircd that he had made rostmorten examination o
The remains and had found that death was CAUSED Ny
h.morrhage selfinnicted wound on the neck lilo
verdict was accordance with the facts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-10
TFIEGRAPHIC NOTES.

ELzABErH, n. J., June 9.-Ihe, New jersey state STATE
Of Good Tempsrs convened TINS morning Iii
Delegates from all counies AnA0 va"
DO public meeting tonight-
MONTREAL. Ont, June 9.-The body OF the man
iaey canal here has been identified as that OF
fyder Of Rochester ~ Y Vourcrs for OOO deposu
IN New York savings banks. were found on the body
CINCINNATI June "a writ of error was allowed
sstsrsy by Che supreme OF George Kufcr
S1viof. OF murder OF Herman schlings The case rs
,n,v known "a lanyard Murder" Kufor had been
sentrnaed 10 bo hanged on the 18Th Of uly.
ErSTnS lime "a drowning accident occurred
mis- afternoon the sinking Of on Broad
Canal seven ON the Sow 81 The time whien
@ yt,y lsien and sudden sQuan blowing The
s1as an ksrd Of the men, who were unable "
ffn vsre drowned nameA were James brlen AiDcr
E.Isy ana McLaa Carr The Jotes wore recovered al
oolvok syeRAnG
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COURT OF APPEALS.


nes,ay June o. 1875 - -. ......, 49,,
M '3j-Dnlan agt. The MavOr-Arglment resumed and
concluded No 2-Susin A. Met Olom. sdm'x. &C.. respond
emit agt Emory Y. seward and ano. appellant-Argned
Parker for respondent. No 46-Wllliam Mc,,rlihn.
respondent Baird anpellant-Argued ny
William lTobrook Of counsel for appellant and snbn tied for
the respondent No. i0-Iohn Jacob Asor appellant agt
Thc Mayor &c Of New-York, respondents Nrgueh by
Henry H. Of counsel for appellant and 10y William
Rrn, re-Dontens No 4I-Sanlue j. Hunt respondent
agt I.orge Chairman appellant.-Argneh by ~ g. Moak
Of counsel appellant, and by smith for respondent
made. and the Court adjourned untii
Turay June The Court takes recess from Thursday,
tie 10th, Ia Monday, the ltth inst
copr OF Apply ALBANY June 9-The following is the
Court Of Appe day for Thursday June TO- Nos 50,
Z 81, % 49, ljLa Il. and 81.
srpvr,tp cotpr- BUFFAIO " Y June 9-The following Is
,v calendar Of the supreme Court for June 10 Nos g.
IA ~. TO- 10, ~, 80, 93, 81, and 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-10
A PRESBYTERIAN MINISTER DEP0sED AT LOUIS
WILLIE

LOUISVILLE, June 9.-Samucl r. Wilson,
pastor of the First Presbyterian Church Of this city was
deposed to-day from administering ordinances Of the
Church. II will remembered that months since
Dr. Wilson summoned before the Louisville Presby-
terry certain charges He declined to submit
the action of the Prsytery and carrd the case before
the General Assembly at its recent session at ST. LOUIS
where the action Of the Presbytey was sustained The
Presbytery met again yesterday, and resolution was
adopted that DR. Wilson be requested to notify 10 the
Prcsbytery whether he was willing to recognize is
hority in the points under controversy and whether
he chose his privileges As member OF that
body a letter read before the Presbytery to-day
from Dr. WsOn declining to be- governed by the authority
either Of the Presytery Of General Assembly He
therefore, deposed by the Presbytery and his maine
stricken from the rolls.