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pIED SUDDENLY oF NEART DISEASE.

How common ID the announcement
Thousands are suddenly swept into eter-
nifty by this fatal malally. This disease
generally has its origin in impure blood
filled with irritating, poisonous materials,
which, circulating through the heart,
irritate rs delicate tissues, Though the
irritation at first may bs only slight, pro-
ducing u little palpitation or irregular
action, or dull, heavy, or sharp, darling
pains; yet by and BY the disease becomes
firmly seated, and Inflammation OF by
pertrophy, or thickening Of the lining
'membrane, or OF the valves is produced.
How wise to give early attentiln TO q
case 81 this kind. Unnatural throbbihg
or pain in the region Of the heart should
admonIsh ono that all Il not right, and II
you would pressryeit from further dis
ease, YOU must helpit TO beat rightly by
the ,ise Of SnCh u remedy as will remove
the cause Of the trouble, Use DR.. PierCe's
Golden Medical Discovery, before the
disease has become too seated, and II will,
by ih great blood purifying and wonder
tul regulating properties, effect a perfect
cure, II contains medicinal properties
which act specifically upon the tissues Of
the heart, bringing about q healthy action,
Sold by all tirst-GlaAs druggists, '''
HEART Disease CURED.
RoCKPoRT, SPENCER Co, IND, I
FEBRUARY lat, 1874 I
DR, R. V. PIERCE, Buffalo, n. Y;
About two years ago 4 was afflicted
with q disease Of the heart, which at
times created 4 pressure around il almost
causing Sutfothtion. ! saw an advertise
ment d your Golden Medical Discovery,
recommending the same o. \ cure for dis
ease Of the heart. | then bought half
dozen bottles Of It, and after using three
bottles ] was entirely ,fsli9yel, and aw
now'enjoying good health, y
va Gratefully yours, wv ,,,...ir
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CoSauvrvE8 TGxk NottriI22 q Every moment
d delay tRakN your vuT0 moro hepOleSl ind GAClI
IlOpGnla on tho jNllclQna GllOlCe q Egpuly. llb
amount 81 tcalimOny ~ favor VI Dr. SchgpCk's Pull
nlOnlc syrup a. CtI lor COnsllmplIoll, lar eECeddA
S any sSst SSr 10 ssSo e' 81 f. seR @S S'' &
nae, containing the certificates y many pCrSona o.
tho highest rUSpeCabllIy, who have bceii restored
10 health alter being pronounced lncurablOhy ply!
AIclanS Of Acknowledged ability, SheOnck'A Pull
monte Syrup alone haA- Clrll smany, ~ tho cyl
tho employment Of twu Other 'TomNdlea which Df;
Schenck provides for tho purpose These additional
lOnlOlleS gro SchGnGkA Sea Wee,l Tonic aud NAH
drake Pills, By tho timely USE Of llIOsa meliCins,
according 70 dlHdrliOns, d. SChehck Certliles that
most any cas- u Consumption may le Curhl
pr. SchGnCk Il professionally ~ bis principal
Office c0Fiigr Sixth and Arch StreOts, Philadelphia,
every Monday, WHORE all lOlen for advice must bg
addressed. f..f.t.t.r. r.... Id POIlAW
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peoplc in his section of country ar,
i,c,inaJ n hint fine nrosorl winter one
I,m viii hc Iong remembered for IL
soy.ri,v win tho tbcrmomet.r at tor
NJ AVIAN Gvo degrees below pro for any
Innn,h If ,imo many If mr. peoplo woulJ
hc inclined IN Inc uoar futurc To mil M
.,oLn. and srek lho far oO Elvsiau field,
," NV 1T ',>" w. M W., Ill ,''.., ~ :,
oil santa barbara lhey Wo"Iu eyeh FpN
lhGpnrturbed South, with the Civil Rights
hill added. rather than dwell in such q
,.ia.,;n,, ,,;ma,o Who, wil,our ro,d,r.
V'V'e''s VI l"p" VIZ """ w.,
then say to- TINS, which friend III NH
waukee, Wis, writes Us rs tho weather
nm III. sih If iii. month "The average
, ~, W., ,s.,,,,a.,,,,., .,non ,Lo ia, ~ MI
mean temperature S'"'' ''' ''' VI w"
Fnary has been four degrees below zero
This morning (Sth) at 1880 II was 220 be-
law, nj ION I3o below. Railroads have
%., II,o,,oJ ,yi,,, omoy for woek ond \
"'V'' "'OI"sI "''' '''I ' Lan', o,,,h,
rum N'I, ,' 49, wv ""s H. nn,.
"'y" 49," t,,I ,,,', o WV" -, - ,lismotrh o
- Wv" ri, f.om ,lo ,o,vn 81 sn,rto
r ,eo ',, ~, n Nllw,',Lon N,
'oO " ..i,, ,,'m,'" ,l,S' ,ha' locality !. nv
' %"I T''' ,no hammer wIich il cIaim,, Th,
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PUBLIC LIBRARY or KENTUCKY.

Death Of Gov. Btamette-ACIIon Of Tho Trustees
A Successor AppOlnled-No More POSlponOnOnlS
Drawing Certain February 21lh.
Alta meeting Oilhe Trustees Of the Public llhary
VI Kentucky, Jan. 10, 1870, II was resolved that {
M lIrgEA ESlt who lintlCr tho late lion. Tho u.
lrhmlOn6 was The real business manager u the rift
COnyUrts already given In aid n the Public Library
Of Kentucky, 10 aud he Is hereby authorized d
take tho place made vacant by The IlOnth Ot mild
DruInlCti6 In the management 81 the affairs Of The
Fifth and last gift COilCOPi, and that The drawing
announced for February q, 1915, shall positively
aud hO1uIVOcally lak6 place O that day without
any further l'OsirOfement or dOlayon aIy account
whatever. lti,
-. H. +. DuRRErr PrtsIddnl.
JOtN u CAlS, Secretary. .fT
1fCfeait6f all communications relating 10 lilo OH
Concert shall 10 addressed IL tho IlNlOtRsntd and
llplelgu myself that tlIn4tlnWing shall COiliO Of
February 9th or that CvCry dollar paid for ticket
shall 10 returned
On. BfTGGs, Agent and Manager,
llnpl !, Public llh1ry building, LnHIsFlIlG Ky
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coLyMDUg AND INDlANAr0LIs DIVISION

Noa. 2, 6 and run Daily to and from Cincin.
natl. All other trains Daily, except Sunday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-17
TRANsPoRTATIoN,

No, u and 20 run Daily, No. Is and No, 90
Daily, except Sunday. "
New-York tribune., 1875-11-17

bravery and martyrdom gave up their churches and
manses aud went forth IN te ace o po'ch s lawn
to the dictatiop of the civil powerLthus VerAg ,uo
memorable words Of the Duke of wellington, "Ihe oa :
tie of establishments is TO fought in Scotland such
was the land and church from which came ttt eensn
oi our nationality which Is recalled oy 'ne naihe VI
scotch granite forms firm foundation even u IT II
docs moi admit of so fine a polish Italian marble
Scotch Presbyteriansm has often been charged Win ,
stiffness sourness and rigidily. VINO eApeCu h .no
narled and unwedge oak" To bo rs flexible AZ the
oserl some metals do fuse and assinnte so readily
others. But the national element Whch osseIioe
has in il sturdy strength. II is no lay figure IL no
sham II s moi and fro by every wind OF doc
tTine. We need more OF tins Pctrlne qhIil! Nom - 80
rock for hrmncss and endurance; should qgsnos eHef
arise in this country affecting its honesty ana lhtesty,
whether in the administration OF government pr III ny ny
muort and value Of the national currency theIc Mlh
be no doubt which side this portion OF our PoPuir
ton will espOuse. sicns are not waning inh III o.s
horizon that the question OF the fela3On oi , NnvH
and state viii demand new discussion In TINS country,
Render Casar the things that are Cesar = sid 70
God the things that are Gods should l9e line ever @
come when Cesar should attempt 10 stlech hls arm
this wide distinction; should cN'l % =,
what scctanan, fumhllng" about oar schools anu
churches those founda ons Of our Republic SHOULD the
Old old question OF reiSlous hneiy Po 9 m m ,ic ~
form then shall the use ana value OF hat pauc
ular element in nationality which We thls d'{ com com
memOIae, a quality disciplined ana toughene" ~ ine
suherings OF ages theu you may ee sure tie UG olnr
nag of scotch Prcabytegianisn-a nag that was never
raed in the dust before tyranny or supeIsuuOh-WlI
be in tic very front OF the fight. s.
Whlc this occasion har d"Inanded Npegal %
To one form OF Professionalism, with its repubhcan sum
plicty. MS ardent IatriOtisn and s hrn ian IN lIe
ultimate extension oI lnC tt'uttIbtI
forget that this only part Of our common heritage
There is such thing as monopoly IN the lame M oi
our ancestors 10y any sect May we then oDnNlouS "
unworthy ard narrow distinctions, unite TO uanShhi
these institutions not only unnurcd but refined and
perfected To those who shall come after us Lee us t
the forms canODzed fathers high on Their ledcs
tails and often their serene and beautiful features
80 long granite and bronze ana marble snail peipe
ate their forms and features et us pledge ourselves TO
the promotion of morality aud religion te hlenooH VI
our Republic, 10 supreme faith in the Word 0 Gou as
the only SUR pledge OF liberty for the whole eart1 anu
world shall all acknowledge the crown and supremacy
nf InslIn (hTiaf
New-York tribune., 1875-11-17
THE BURNED STEAMER.

A person who was for few months an as
sstan engineer the steamer City Of Waco says that II
was customary TO pile rewoOd OF the matches
covering the Hre-roOm, ut place where the heat was
very great. When he on watch ne lelt so anxious
for The safety OF the vessel tnat he frequently looked at
this stack Of rewood that IL had not ignited.
There were usually four five men on watch and the
discipline was very good. When he read OF the loss
Of the CITY Il lad occurred TO him that the tire
wood had ignted burned NJ to the deck before Il
was discovered and that explosion of the oil had FOL
loved But a. n loud crash heard by the mate o a
vessel lying near the city OF waco II not imurO5
able thai boiler had burst, and that The Oh had thus
been set fire.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-17
JOHN WITHERSPOON.

AN ADDRESS BY THE REV. DR.. WM. ADAMS
xEIIGIoUs ELREEErs * TuE REvoLUHoN-iNFLo-
ENCE OF SCOTCH PREsBYTERlANlsN-lIs sIf-
PORT OF NATIONAL MORALITY.
,rpox AN OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRipuNEl
PpuAprIPHIA Nov. 16.-1he cornerstone oi "a
uonumept 70 John Witherspoon, the only clergy
man who signed the Declaration of independence,
was laid in Fairmount Park TO-DAY. The monu-
ment will consist Of granite pedestal, supporting
bronze statue Of Witherspoon, twelve feet IN night
II will cost S25. .00O The money is being raised by
contributions by members of the Presbyterian
Church On account of unpleasant weather. Few
spectators assisted at the ceremonies today Inc
Rev. DR.. Musgrave Chairman of the Monument
Committee. performed the ceremony of laying the
stone When this was over, the audience, composed
in large part of Presbyterian ministers OF TINS cry
and vicinity. proceeded to Machinery Hall, where
an address was delivered by the Rev. Dr. VIII
liam Adams Of New-York. At the conclu-
sion of the address, blue flag with a
scarlet fringe, the cOlors of the old Scotch
Covenanters, and with SO small starr and one large
one upon its field was sent to the General Assembly
Centennial Committee. The large star represents
the Star of Bethlehem and the small ones the 80
synods of the Presbyterian Church in the On'ed
States. Singing and benedcton CONCLUDED 'he
exercises. IL is expected that the monument VIII
be completed in time 10 have it unvailed when the
General Assembly meets here in May next.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-17
TIE COTTON CROPS.

A committee of the Cotton Exchange, headed
by Henry Hentl the President, had te following con
yersaton by telegraph last Monday night with j. Il.
Dodge the statscian Of the Agricultural Department
at Washington oil the suUect OF the report on the cotton
crop
Mr. Uentz-I AM anxious that correct Interpreted ION
OF the yield OF cotton compared with last year snail DC
cabled by our Exchange 10 Europe tonight
Mr.. Uodge-NOurs received. what Cau | DO for yout
Mr. Hentz-Is your report this afternoon based upon
the condition the Yield as compared with last year,
hr. Dodge-Cunparls0n with the crop of last year as
rcported during the first week of November.
Mr. Hontz-DO you mean that last years aggregate
erOO represents 100 and that have 10 make deduc-
tions aud additions according 10 your percentage given
for this years yie4d
MI Dodge-Yes. The present figures are percentages
respectively of each states aggregate oi last year
Mr. HentZ--TheD We understand that thlr report ID "A
percentage OF yield Of last year, and mol cohhOna
Mr. DOdge-Rctums Of condition end Win OctoDer.
Our November always direct conpaf soil
with the aggregate yield Local estimates are received
by counties tabuated here and average made loT
the state
Mr. Hentz-FrOm the reading OF your dispatches re-
esiyed this evening understand these are compaf
sons with last years yield and that the crop based on
these percentages will not exceed 1000 900 bales fouf
Department did not Issue any report In November at'
Nr Dodge-A report wac issusd, put nc BY n"Peh Wa'
telegaphsd.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-17
HOME NEWS.
THERMOMETER, YESTERDAY, AT HUpNuTS ~
BROADWAY.
Gam 47o. Noon. 40. 30 m, 46'. Midnight 81
nipfeet during day. 49,. Lowest 81
Average, 4ls day. 1874, 442'
pRoMINENT ARRIVALs.

J;eb Ir,,y, Hoiel-Senator Roscoe Conklng Of
Utcs Gen 4 d. stnrgis and Col j. W. Barlow y hiny
Prof w. p Of Haven Prince tysderlek OF
ein The Rev Dr T. X Of philadelphia judge sia
s. spencer Syracuse H. - McComb of Delaware hoDti II
Carr President OF Pacific Railroad company AM
d. T. Corbin. L. s. Attorney for south tarohns hhI'u ~,
Vouss-Rcar Admiral \. Boegs, o. : Navy 81 Nicno'fS
fS r. n Black stone Prcsdent OF the Chicago and Alton
Railroad COMPANY GiieG Hosc-tici II r. IL ol NaAi'
ington UeI0p0IfIn HOtei-SecTetary ~ state Henry g
Kelsey Of NewJcrsry, and Chief Engineer w H. shock, >
Navy 81 James HofSI-eoTge Bangs, superintendent oi
the Hallway Postal Service. bnds0r Hotel-1ht Hon Iheo
dore 81 P6meroy j. y. Knapp OF Auburl y y.
Eyr0,I H9ue-J0hn ~. Douglas President OF the ILLINOIS
central Railroad Company. Ion Square HOkt-Chie In
gneer W. w. W. Wood, L. ;. Navy
New-York tribune., 1875-11-17

--FEYERS-----ApiuA
E 1g DI5 Ty fel e us. a. Measles. PGa 9sna s%a Pas
Xoy. ,$;,':. 10 = ! Z x e


Dr. Elisha Harris Register OF Vital Statistics, reported
is6 deaths the past week, against i63 for the week
prevous There 13l less deaths in the past fort
night than were reported for the time last year
The vccnaug corps during tho yoar has vaccnated the
pupils IN "a schools in those Districts where sma'poX
had been prevalent The total number OF vaccinations
hes been l3 $50 Owing however, the great opposi-
tion which been encountered from foreigners, Dr.
Tayor stated that he s compelled TO ask for the
ns ance the Board OF Education Ia enable the Nacci
uatng corps 20 form the work necessary for protect
ing the punc. Among The school children, from Oct !,
s7l 10 oct 1S75 there nave been 60I caees OF small
poX and lJS deaths.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-17
CITY HEALTH MEASURES.

The report of the Sanitary Superintendent to
the Board OF Health yesterday showed that there were
7s inspections by The Sanitary Corps during The past
week The following is a comparative statement OF CON
taeious diseases for the past two weeks:
Cerebro
New-York tribune., 1875-11-17
DIRECTORS.


Thomas e. Hand, William G. BOaCn
James TTaquair, Gdwud Burlington
Henry T.. SlOan II. Jones Brooke,
John H. CathcrwOod, Edward IAaf0urcade,
y. Parker ShOr,rigc. Jacob Ricgel,
Andrew Wheeler Thomas r. S'OtesDury,
James &. Hand, Jacob II. Jones'
William g. Ludwig, Jamea b. Mcfarland,
Hugh Craig, Spencer McIlvane,
John ID. Tayor, John III. Mchcner.
George ". BeruadOu, A. b. Berger Pittsburgh.
William g. Houston, ID. T. MOrg9n, Pittsburgh.
H. Frank Robinson Wm. :. Resell, Pittsburgh.
Samuel J.. STOKES,
THOMAS 4. HAND, President.
HENRY IYLBC3N, Secretary.
HENRY BALL, Assistant Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-17
TO VERTIS { RS.
PUBLIC RECORD

Is the only One Cent Morning Newspaper published PnDs
dephs and the only Cent Paper Unej States 10
ion ding 10 the ASSOCIATED PRESS.
The circulation character Of THE PUBLIC RECORD
commend every advertiser. II reaches ya1od
class readers any paper in the city. Is adys
tsng than any other paper in proportion 70
circulation which is the main element OF value " advertisers
Contracts entered into viii the benefit Of no
largely increased circulation during Centennial Exposition
RATES OF ADVERTIsING.-Ffteena and Twenty ovs
Cents per ne according location liberal discount wfD
be made to Quarterly, Hafyeary and Yearly Advertisers.
Address
WILLIAM }. SWAIN,
Proprietor and Publisher.
PUBLIC RECORD BUILDING.
s.w. Third and Chestnutstsr
PHILADELPHIA.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-17
JERSEY CITY.

r. f. Whitley, baker Pacihc-avc., has al
seconded, leaving debts amounting TO over 10000.
The Hudson County Petit Jury was drawn ycstei-
day by The Jury COMMISSIONERS the presence Of sher
Ia,verfy.
John Downhauaer and George Stitz, farmers on
Long Island were arrested ned $50 yesterday for selling
vegetables without q license
The North Hudson County Street Railway Com
psuy 20 authorized evening to lay trdei through Pail
SADIE ave. from FoTIy-st. 10 Newark-ave.
The Board Of Aldermen last night paid Edward
Reilly aud Michael Donovan 800 Tor dog Killing during
past Reilly claimed 10 have killed siC dogs and DOno
6Oi.
The Board of Aldermen passed a resolution yester-
day author ng the Commissioner 10 remove iron rails
OF rseot railways whore the companies perrct "a
the passage Of ordinance requiring the re
mOyal of sucb rails
William Commit aud william Curry, two Of the
men who and robbed John Glen IN Van Worst s
saturday night we're committed for trial by Police Justice
Reese yesterday. John Wsr the other hghwansn, has not
yet been leo
At the meeting Of the Board Of Public Works yes
terda received asking the Board 10
fuse tho application Of tie Delaware Iackawanna and West
ern Railroad company 10 have the grade Of endorsons 81 low
cred 10 the north and south Of niel,enst lhe irinon
Tans object bee the ade already established b
Law and the street hSs sse aJ Dsd the change would be
New-York tribune., 1875-11-17

ANY one can see at n glance that POMEROY'
ELAsGiC TKUs, Ia the best. Price, "a. 54i broadway
New-York tribune., 1875-11-17

"S~ocK SPECULATION il the title of d new
explaining the best method Of operating ia Wall y
Wo speculate in pats and cal5 should read IT, Singh
copies free. Cal or seni ior t..
l. W. HAMILTON & co, 10 wall st.. New York.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-17

DR.. LYON's TOorH TABLETS.
Highly indoIse by the Dental Profession.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-17

WIsTAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY, q rc
able remedy for Coughs oasene-s ETC. 90 ccnts aud 81
New-York tribune., 1875-11-17

WHY do Won snirer with COrus and Buniou
when DAIIEi's MAGICAL PAS ENrRACog win cure thomi
New-York tribune., 1875-11-17

ITNDBoRG's CALIFORNIA WATER for the toilet
and D=tn. delightful substitute for Cologne or Bay Rum
New-York tribune., 1875-11-17
tAnnOuncements.I

DANpRUFF-BURNETT's COCAINE removes.
For a stylish and elegant HAT of extra Gnal-
IT, 90 manufacturer EoPENsCa ilS Nassaust
New-York tribune., 1875-11-17

kGNEW, THOMAS r., the great New Yorl
~ Grscer, Flour Sud Tea dtaleT Wholesale and retail
No 80 Neseyst Every body snonl ca aud get ba gain,
New-York tribune., 1875-11-17
Staten ISLAND.

STAPIEToN.-Henry Mullen and another Haiiil
were elected recently from Heyey Gravess saloon on
for non b when they made charge OF io
pons assault against proprietor. who was arrested aN'
held IN $3.50 bail for examination Aitei"aiu "''i' ~
is4u,d for the arrest Of amp but they had ie ioi
unknown. two lots fecenty pnrchaeed on ~
near hs Pre- rcslverian Church, have been Rla ~ fti
f he rrectio Of chapel place OF the one recent!
1r.tIo by
New-York tribune., 1875-11-17

The first mortgage bOndholdeTs OF the Atisnta
and Richmond Arne Railroad met yesterday at No l62
Broaiway 20 hear report from committee Of the trustees
10 ook atte Of the road The report
reces OF igatioDs IN which the road has been en-
gagged and states obtained IN the United
the Northern District Of Georgia,
pointing receiver John H. Fisher and directing the sae o
The road in order to paw due e bonds
lu0n aa adopted report Of the committee he
ceped SO per paid 10 such portions
Of no road asa re litigation.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-10-23

According to the Raleigh IN o. SEN
tinel there was an exciting scene on Fri.
day in the Constitutional Convention
now in session in that city. The Presi-
dent had ruled that delegates could not
interject business between the taking of
ballot and the announcement OF the
result, and was about announcing the
result Of the ballot taken on Thursday,
remandipg the Robinson county case to
the Committee on Privileges and Elec-
tons, when great uproar was raised by
the Republican members. Nearly all Of
them left their seats and crowded into
the aisles, hooting and yelling like saw
ages; in vain the gayel OF the President
fell with shower of raps, and in vain
was called the unruly delegates by name
and commanded order; the hall resound-
ed with blasphemy and obscenity, and
the din was terrific. But the worst of
the affair was the seemingly preconcerted
introduction into the lobby of large
number Of armed negroes. who were
ready to take part in the fray should the
fight begin. Fortunately the prudence
and forbearance of the Conservative
members prevented collision. and order
was finally restored.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-10-23

The Supreme Coart OF Missouri. in the
case Of the Third National Bank Of st.
Louis against Allen, has returned de-
cision of commercial interest. The fol-
lowing is the summary from the report:
bank having paid to a stranger check
drawn upon sister bank, collects from
the latter the amount OF the check. The
paper turns out to have been forged, but
at the time of the payment neither bank
10 aware OF, or has reason to suspect the
fact. The next day the paying bank MS
certains the forgery. and on that day or
the one succeeding notifies the other bank
of the fact. Held. that the notification
is given in a reasonable time and that the
money may be recovered back. The gen.
eral rule is that il in view Of all the cir.
cumstances the party is not negligent in
ascertaining or communicating notice
of the fraud. he may SO recover. And it
seems that no other general Limitation as
to time of notice can be adopted. The
above case is distinguishable from one in
which the paper presented purports to
be the note of the bank itself--when the
bank may be remediless.