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The daily gazette., 1875-08-09
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HORSE MEDIClNE.

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Nrhis medicine Ii without dispute one o. q
world fcr man OF beast, It 4 gaining erest.
sr STE %fsp1tafion IN a. shorter time thar any
other remedy ever has. By perforWing SUB
cures as has never been pArformsd bef9rS n
sasss nlosG WI ths gR HS.ss and Is csfn sure for
Chronic Rhsunatism. Diptheris and SeJe
hmiI ' should be without II asa househo,d
Wedi inc To spply to,and all hoysemen should
ave Al in Cher barns or stables. "a one Of the
6est horse medicines now ip use. See circn-
lar or pamphlet for full particulars ~Ar sale
By Druggists generally.
Manufactured By
FRANCIS & ELDRlpQR.
North Front street. Phiiadeiphia,
, 1875-10-09
GENERAL GOSSIP.

See, listen and be silent, and
you viii live in peace.
Dr.. Nelaton, the great French
surgeon, earned four hundred
thousand francs last year.
Paris ladiesnow wear the same
style Of hat as was worn one hun
dred and Eve years ago.
Modesty in q woman is like col
or on her cheek-decidedly be-
coming, ifnot put on.
There is q clergyman in Maine
whose entire income is 800 a year.
He has family to support and
last year he gave es4 for charity.
An American lady in Paris, am
bilious Of notofiety, Is said to At
tract attention by appearing at
the grand opeIa without jewels or
flowers, her only ornament being
a live snake coiled around her
wrist The snake is constantly
climbing up and down her arm OF
nesting in her hand, enjoying her
fan and words Of endearment.
Every opera glass is fixed on her
and the snake.
, 1875-10-09

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Coast, at reasonable rates, come to the
, 1875-10-09
For Sale.

A NO. 1 BILLIARD TABLE. THREE
n Quarter, Slate Bed, Four Pocket Phe
lan's make. nearly new
Apply to II. l.. TIBBAIS.
Port Townsend, Feb. II, 1875. 1 5l-tf
, 1875-10-09
The Weekly Argus.
AN UXLUCKY BRIDEGROOM.

A French paper relates a thrill
ling scene which lately occurred in
Paris. A couple presented them
selves to be married, the bride
about is years of age, and pos
sessed of considerable personal
attractions; the bridegroom an
extremely small man, aged 40.
When the ceremony was conclud-
ed, the door Of the hall was thrown
open, and a woman of gigantic
statue, accompanied by a thin
damsel of fifteen, burst into the
room and elbowed her way through
the semicircle of guests. Wretch,
scoundrel, thief she cried, ad-
dressing the bridegroom, who
turned as white as a sheet; is this
how you leave me in the lurch,
and l have sighed during fifteen
years for the day when l might
call myself your wifel Saying
this, she seized the unhappy man
by the collar, and jerked him up
under her left arm as though he
were an old plush hat, taking no
notice Of his struggles.
She addressed the justice of the
peace in a voice of thunder.
Do l arrive too late?
The marriage has taken place,
be replied, and I request you to re-
lease NJ. Augustine, and to retire.
Not, said the giantess, without
giving his deserts. to the villain
who leaves me with this girl hersl
No, no, that girl is not mine,
howled the little man.
He might better have remained
silent. The giantess frantically
raised him in the air, and whirled
him round her head. 4 fllsu
Repeat what you have saidl she
shrieked; this child who is as like
you as one pea is to another-is
she yours or not9
M.Augustine did not open BIS
mouth. his executioner then
seized his nose with her left hand
and wrung it violently.
At this time two Of the guests,
moved by the enfreaties ,of the
hrida ntfaranfad tn inaarfara. Init
the enraged woman, using the
bridegroom as q weapon, and
brandishing him at arms length,
charged her opponents with such
fury that she put them speedily to
Aight.
Call the police, cried the justice.
You need not give yourself the
trouble, hoarsely eJaculated the
gIantess; l VII let 60 the rascal
OF my own accord. mere my
, 1875-10-09
3 90 REWARD
INCUIE IEAI3LIG CA = Il
v uR. LIE EICHAU'S
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A1cr ten years trial on this coast has
p oven Itself the onlycurltivc in a cCrtuin
,iass Of diseases pronounced by medical
practitioners as incuahle.
DIR. Ii RICHAU'S GOLDEN BALHAM
No. ! cures Cancers, first and second stages;
Sores on the Legs or Body; Sore Ears, Eyes,
Nose, etc; Copper colored Blotches. syphl-
litic Catarrh, Diseased Scalp. and all prima-
ry forms Of the disease known as syphilis.
Price, 5 per bottle or two for &g.
DIR. LIE RICIIAU'S GOLDEN BALSAM
No. ,, curcs Tertiary, Mcrcurial, syphilitic
rheumatism, Pains in the Bones. Back of
the Neck, liberated Sore Throat, Syphilitie
Rash. Lumps and Contracted Cords, Stiff
ness of the Limbs, and eradicates all dis
eases nom the system, whether caused by
lndiscretion orabuse Of mercury leaving
the blood pure and healthy. Price s per
bottle, or two for 80.
DIR. LIE RICHAU'S GOLDEN SPANISH
ANTIDOTE, for the cure OF GonnOrhea.
leet, Imitation, Gravel, and all Urinaryor
cen al diarrangemcnts. Price s7 so per
bottle.
DIR. LIE RICHAU's GOLDEN SPANISH
INJECTION, a wash and injection for Sc
we're cases of Gonnorhea, mfammatory
elect, Structures, and all diseases OF the
Kidney and bladder. Pricessl 10 per bottle
Also, Agents for DIR. LIE RICHAU-S COL
DEN PILLS, for Seminal Weakness. Night
Emissions, ImpOteney, and all diseases
arising from MasturbatiOn and excessive
abuses. Price s3 per bottle. The genuine
Golden Balsailf is put mp only in round bot
On receipt of price these medicines will
he sent to all parts Of the country, by ex-
press or mai, securely packed and free from
observation.
None genuine without signature, &C.
French Richards, Chemist.
Sole Agents, G. +. RICHARDS& co,
Wholesale and Retail Druggists,
S.W. corner Clay and Sansome streets.X
airy San francisco. Cal n
, 1875-10-09

IH6 pFOpeFIIb5 Of DR. WAIKEns
VnnokR BrTxns are Aperienk Dia-
phoretic, Nutritious, Laxative, Diu-
retic, Sedatiye, Counter-Irritant, Su-
dorinc, Attentive. and Apti-BihouA
Grateful Thousands proclaim
VxEokR BIrrKns the most wonderful
Invigorant that ever sustained the sink
inn svakau,
, 1875-10-09

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beusl 80 hs eEea- sils i1iI y yeu - ~ klnI1 y
oiAa1 foa - Publi1A 4 II you ehee.. I. :. u I'm
, 1875-10-09

FEVER AND AGUE cured for ffy cent?. Thsss h
not remedial agent In this world thai w FeFuf
and Ague, and al other Malaroua Boua, 6carlet y.
pholdt yellow, and other Fevgr aided bY RApWAl.a
flny oanta pr bottle. Sod By Druggilta. VA
, 1875-10-09
WILDLY Island Ferry
sIoop Nellie

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w Port Townsend and WILDLY Island,
connecting with G. D. Campbell's Express
for Coupeville.
FARE-To Ebey's Landing. .25
Through TO Coupeville..---..-l. LIS
~ All orders LEFT with II. L. TmBALs
VIII he attended 70.
-. BENSON & JOHNSON.
, 1875-10-09
CHARLES EIsENBEIs,

DIoNEER CRACKER BAKERY, PRO
L vision and Grocery Store.
'lrders respectfully solicited and salts
faction euaranteed.
Port Townsend, W 7.
, 1875-10-09
YOU'VE MEN


Who may be suffering nom the eTecf
q youthful follies or indiscrefi0n, viii
do well TO avail themselves ofthis, the
greafcst boon ever laid at the altar OF
suuerlna humanity. IN. EpMNNEY
viii Euaranfee TO forfeit 800 for every
cnsc Of seminal weakness. or private
lisease q any kind or character which
he undertakes and fails TO cure. He
would, therefore say to the unfortunate
suilercrs who may read this NOTES, that
you arc trcading upon dangerous
ground when you longer DELAY m seek
lle tho proper remedy for YOUR COM
plant. You may be in the inst stage
rtmctnDcr you are approaching the fast.
II yQu arc bordering upon the hast. and
arc suuering some or all OF its IN effects.
remember that n you persist in pro-
cll1tlneflOn, the time must come
Wien the most slinful physician can
render you no assistance: when fhe
door Of hope win be closed against You:
when no angel OF mercy can bring po1
relief In no case lIhs the Iloctor faiIed
OF auocess- Then let not despair work
upon your Imagination, but avail YOUR
aelf Of the beneficial results OF his trent
mont beforc your .ase Is bevound the
reach q medical skill, or before grim
ueath hurries you TO premature
grave. Fun course Of treatment t25.0O,
send money by Posi-ofiice order or Ky
puls3 NIth full description OF case.
al, or address Dr.. A. B. sPMHEY,
No' Il hearney Street, san Francisco.
, 1875-10-09

I15-H. L. TGBBALSis the Agent at Port
Townsend for the Northern PacihcRal
road Brewery. 2ul
New-York tribune., 1875-12-02
FOREIGN NOTES.

BOMBAY, Dec. 1.-The Prince OF Wales has
arrived at Colombo, Coylon.
PARIS, Dec. 2.-Pauline Virgnic DeJazet
the celebrated actress, II dead
BERLIN, Dec 1.-prince GOrtschah0tf had an
audience with the Emperor today.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.-The State Department
has received information confirming the death Of the
Hon BENJAMIN +. Avery. Minister to China when TOOK
place at Pe'Iing on the sth ut.
KINGsroN, Jamaica, Nov. GA llindoo en-
poyed on the Constant Spring estate bohcadcd five chill
drn I'm tit Of religious frenzy The heads were severed
AT single blow with machete.
MONTREAL, Dee. L. The Synod OF the
Church of Scotland Canada organized yesterday and
adopied resolutions favorable TO making effort to keep
separate from the united Presbyterian body Ihe mum
bcr ministers and elders present was small anu tnc
synod adjourned till next June.
LONDON, Dec 1.-The LOpdOp Standard says
In consequence OF the recent conference between the
English and French commanding officers of the North
ness because OF rast interference by the French IN the
Newfoundland fisheries will be removed
In san Juan del NOrtc, Nicaragua, on the
1Jh ult Mr. Martin, wealthy American merchant, was
arbitrarily arrested and imprisoned Mr. Andrews, the
commercial AGENT OF the United States mtcrfercd, and
was aided by from the lending residents
OF the city. MI. Martin was ultimately released on
heavy bail being given for his appearance when the
escort is ready to take him to Granada No ground was
ascrbcd for the awess act except hascess suspicion
that Mr Martin in sympathy with the reYOutlOh,t'
Tie American residents very Indignant, ana cOh'ucI
that Mr. Martin is entitled 10 substantial indemnify
New-York tribune., 1875-12-02
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
tFor other ship yers see Third Page.I

~"'N' -~
ARRIVED.
e anI e fS q WiiSsy o nov q" win
Ship Asiracans gci st y Bj James Calcutta Aug
'e Gar a%%Gns EaSIToT asp S Srn%
Venus. Providence. John Balch, Providence.
SAILED.
chafeston Regulator for wmbston n c shin J@sn In In
yre fIanklin ior liamburg Careras. Havana Josa
More or eagua brgs 1cti, for wisst ,. Oliver Cuts
wiND~sunset light y. W. cloudy and hazy
MEMORANDA.
LONDON Dec 1.-The steamship Jamaican before reported
disabled at arrived safely at Crookaon yesterday alter
canalboat Xitty nasan, with grain while towing through
head. she IL fuI OF water and broke half VIII be total
DOMESTIC PORTS.
SAY FRNcIsco Dec Tile Pacbic Mail steamship China
NEW BEDFORD Dec. lAITiyed, sehrs Lemuel Hall. from
sappho Eie, Atlantic Ocean whaling schrs. Hsstingc ami
BosioS, Dec L-Ariiye steamships Allentown from Phra
deipha G1ucu' IRON NsMi f1t6 IL siaIs Anne A.ls9
1leaei % safIa 5 i2s l 6SS has Tor
Horriman, Whittier, for ST. JOAN y. B.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Wan, smith from Montreal Nov. ~, ana Quebec Noy 49,
HAVANA Dee l-saied, steamship Bermuda (Br CIeaver
MATASzis, Nov 2s--Arriyed schr Ethan Alleu Gibson
ST. JAG0 Nov. 22-saied, bark Panama Cspanl for sa
81 J9gy ~ b. Nov SO.cleared brig Lucy for cardena.
Arrived, DaiA EhchautTess (Brl, from Belfast
DISASTERS.
PORTLAND Ne. Dec. 1--Ihe Harmony, Phiia.
depna Rock and. had her
spit. she lowed into this port
Inc schr Ruth B HOdgkinz Morton. from Boston for
aTiscOtta, had sails split of Wood Island
up today. The crew were badly frl 81 bitten.
NHEfAHD iANES, Dee. l-ATiycd AT Woods Hole In tow
Of the United states steamship NerOeaa, the schr hickman
which into by "a while lying
in Vineyard sound and had her b0wsprit DbOon ana All
head gear carried away
steamship Ambora (>pan.) from Galveston Nov 26 for
Liverpool pat into Havana Nov 30 IN distress OF what
ture u stated
selr ellie scott Milan from Bergen Norway sent 90
for sydney, c. b.. put into liverpool y.
Ot main boom anu Oter damage. VII have 10 repair.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-02

oe,d and council demand for him suspension or hasty
publc opinion Ii well enough for sensational Jour
nalsts 60 gloat the promised revelation OF crln
mails IN the dock but good citizens and hcnorabe men
will take Iuster and dgnifed course- Phadel-
phla Press (Repl
The third term specter can only fright the
Marty Grant can do one thing. and thing only Tor
the Republican party by being its nominee, ana that Is
10 sp II INTO many fragments that they could not oe
gotten back TO the ganzatOn In this century, erre
Haute Gazette DENY
Clearly, Minister Schenck stands convicted
on ms own testimony of remarkable act of imrru-
dcnce to call Il by no wOrse He has lost INC ne
spec OF the British public 10 great an extent ta IL
seems Ia us he ought in Justice to his own C0untrymen
to RESIGN aud come home I he cannot be made 10 see
his duty In that light the President would do well to re
call him Troy Times Rcp1
New-York tribune., 1875-12-02

greater detrimont, either moral or pecunlary
upon the Whole body OF the people than y
deliberate breach OF public honor. ho declares
that Virginia cannot possibly ever pay that
portion OF the public debt which has been assigned 10
West Virginia. Gov Kemper censuTes his predecessor
cxov Walker for making too hattcring an exhibit OF
the States resources lie recommends the recapitalzh
OF the State debt by substituting for the bonds now
out others bearing per cent gold interest, with provs
Ion for certain and prompt payment
The Governor recommends "a constitutional amend
away with the secret ballot. and return Ia the
RIGA system. He also recommends amendments 10
exempt taxation for time the property OF lnln
grants and capital invested In manufacturing. Ihe
Governor comments sharply upon the singular iueas
which some OF the English people seem to
have In regard to the Foley statue OF Stonewell JACK
SON. and the circumstances under which presented
Virginia In referring TO the Centennial the Governor
states with great power the only objection that can be
made Virgnas participation IN that grand alir ana
cOmbats IL with effectiveness. and concludes: " Let not
Virginia stand alOof from this gathering of her sister
States the spot which gave birth TO free government
and where her ilustriOus hundred years AGO
took grand part in rearing the pillars OF American
New-York tribune., 1875-12-02
MUSIC.
THE Won BULow CONCERTS.

DIR. Won Bilow's programme last night con-
sisted entirely OF modern music and the quartet and trio
were by living composers The selections were as fo-
lows:
l. Second grand trio for piano and strings Op III Kan
O son., 81 a Scnaro1i,nc,' ......... ROssini
g. FGntasiebnder. " fasehingSsWvy SWAMI III "ioH
T. Songs. Ca) 90 santissima Virsine u
Miss Lizzie Cronyn.
g. Quartet for piano and strings In Il hat,
Mcssr.. Won Biiow, Dainrosch Matzka, and BeIgner
RATS trio strikes us, at the first hearing, as somewhat
ouse like most Of his writings but II is nevertheless
extremely interesting The melody Is always ndch anu
pleasing and the workmanship is invariably careful
We have here a striking Allegro con brio. bright and
ingenious scerzo Larghetto OF great beauty, aud an
excellent Rondo finale There is NOT dull page IN any
of the movements. The whole is constructed upon the
recognized classical models and Rheinberger also who is
much younger than Rah, has closely followed the
ancient patterns. The quartet consists OF an AeSfo
Adacio AndantnO, aud Finale, the movements
which struck US most forciby being the second ana
third but i'm all there abundant flow Of melody and
a strong flavor OF individuality. Both works uldoubt-
eGly deserve very honorable place in the library OF
chamber music and both have the elements OF popular
ity at any rate when they played they we're last
night The same remarkable sub0rdnatlon o. 'he piano
part which We noticed on Monday equally porceptibe
last night we say remarkable and yet with such true
artist AS Won Biow il would be strange indeed u the
balance Of the instruments were not most carefully pre-
served The refinement of his playing was more perfect
than ever and his magnetic influence over his conpan-
ions seemed to have increased In schumanns CaIni-
val at Vienna" his performance WAS inmitable. lie
payed these familiar pieces with energy than we
are accustomed to- but no could help feeling that bis
Interpretation the right giving us the true st
Of schuann rs well the yyacity and headlong gay
OF the carnival. ,
Miss Cronyn Is somewhat amdteurish, but she has
good soprano voice. and met with considerable iaNOr.
By far tie interesting Of Eer selections was he song
OF Rubn stcns perfect little gem or poem, Wch shc
SANG with feeling il not with the most conpete ar
DR. Won Ow played the accompaniment Ioi htI' anu
abe gave Tire song twice.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-02
RoscoYrrE PIANO RECTTAL.

Mr.. Frederick BOscovitz gave last evening,
OF stenWay Hail. his second piano recital, which was
postponed from Friday last. The programme was en-
trey devoted to Chopin and contained some OF ms best
works Mr.. BOscOyiiz brings to the Interpretation
Of THE master a thorough technique, good touch
and an evidently thoughtful mind, for his work bears
the marks Of careful study and he is always panslans
and conscientious But he scarcely seems in sympathy
with that Wild, weird spirit which peryades all Chorns
music. and for this reason his mterpreja-
tons were often tame and commonplace. The
Nocturnc, Op 10. No. ., was played VIII.
taste and good deal OF eXprc sion, and tie cxqns-
ite Borceusc Op 81 received equally good treatment al
his hands. OF numbers of more brilliant character
the Mazourka. op. SO, No. T. was given with plenty OF
fire. aui Waltz Op S perhaps his most success
ful effort Mr. BOscOYiH heard 90 the most adYan
tayo ia music Of this Latter description, Tor ms
technique WAS generally equal to the demands made
uDOu IT, and he had need OF the deep feeling and al
most morbid seutmcuality which much Of ChopinS
other demands for it, proper interpretation ana
he lapk
New-York tribune., 1875-12-02
A Fnmons lIe ilcnI In.titutlon.

ff0tt me fhf'0gD Ithtcs.
"The name OF DR.. H. V. Pierce or Buffalo " v has become
familiar to the people all the country household
words Ills wonderful remedies, his pamphlets book
and his large medical experience have brought
incncs ana given him sohd putaon Times. Ia
present issue, presents Dr
ierce anu readers may from vast
proportions Of s business ana the merits Of
lie has az Blnao mammoth establishment appr0pra ately
named The MOlfs Di,pBSaTy where patients
and the remedies compounded Here hun
employed in tie several departments corps ab
and skillet physicians stand ready to alry the slncrngs
of humanity by the most approve methods These physicians
in frequent consultation with DR. Pierce their
blDed experience Is brought to bear successful
ment Of obstinate The Doctor large meii.
cal experience and s extensive knowledge ~ mara
has been asu0wgcd by pescnaiions of degrees from two
VI the irst Medical Colleges in the land"
would patrOni2e Medicines scientifically prepared by
4 skilled Physician and Chemist DR.. PIERCE FAMIl Z
MEDICINES. GOlcn Medical Discovery nutritious.
Alternative and cleansing aud an uuequlled Cough Rem.
cdy Pleasant Puraiye Pellets scarcely lar than
seeds constitute agreeable ami reliable physc; taYOuo
Prescription, remedy debiitatcd females Extract of
tweed. magical romedy for Pain Bowel COmplgnts
and IN uneqaaled nmcnt for both human and horse sh
while his Dr. Nlges Catafrh Remedy Is known the word over
the greatest specific Tor taaIh and Cold IN the Head
ever given 10 The public. They sold by Druggists.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-02
TIE FIRE RECORD.
DISASTROUS FIRE IN noDoKEN, N ].

DISASTROUS FIRE IN HOBOKEN, ~ J.
At 2:3O Il. IN. yesterday Il fire broke out III
the rear of No 1872 Wlshngton-st, H0boken n. j. Be
fore the fire stayed the house in which started was
destroyed Nos. 1856, 15s, 100, and 19i were badly
burned. The origin Of the fire is NOT known. No. 1872
was owned by George sherman, whose loss Is $1,000;
not Insured It is occupied by Hook Smiley as shoe
store and 10y Naslcs photograph gallery Mr. Maggie and
family live the upper part and with difficulty escaped
with their lives. Mr. Smiey's loss stock and fixtures
ia $4,000; insured for $1,000 IN the Mutual and Fire
mons Company Of New-York. Mr.. Naglc loses SlSjOO
on stock and furniture, which he has an insurance
of 50 800, in the Hanover Insurance Company Of New
York No 100 il owned by Joseph Foster who used the
lower part as q bakery and the upper part dwelling
The loss on the building about $500 and $1,000 on
stock and furniture insured for $4,000 In the Ger
mania of New-York. No. 1914 was owned by Charles
Wche. and is damaged $1,000 II was occupied By
Charles Schmidt toy store. and the stock Is damaged
10 500; insured for $4,000 IN the Germanii or New
York Nos 1SG and SS fire several times aud
tn roof damaged $3.50. No. 1876 was damaged 500
The total loss viii probably reach 10000.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-02
THE PRESIDENTS FRIENDSHIPS.

To the Editor Of The TrtbUhe.
SIR: The President is without doubt a man
OF stainless personal integrity like the frankness and
clndor with which you have assumed this IN your discus
siOns OF the whisky trials at St. Louis aud elsewhere
But you have not pressed point which seems to me to
demand public attention. Was ever - man IN so power
ful a position cursed by his friendsl Fremont and
Gen. Howard pure men. but unfortunate In their
friendships Yet neither OF them ever had such III luck
a. the President who had for his intimate personal
elae Ia ST. Louis foOn in the Penitentary, who
quarrccd with OF the most brilliant and able Sena
tors o his party in the United States rather than cast on
this man. aud who Is gcry watching the dispatches
from ST. Louis to whether his trusted and confidential
Private Secretary bo indicted. All the long list OF
unucky friendships that have preceded this yOu surely
remember and the certificates OF character which the
President has been 10 give To each unlueky friend
40 the publc indignation drove him out OF place. But
them have been anything like bad as these
attest eases In St Louis Have you not been rcmss In
filns to draw the public attention more pontedly "
them Yours, REPUBLICAN.
AeIc- iOri Dec. l. 1870.
[Our correspondent is too fast. That the Pres-
dent has been singulary unlucky in his friendships