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The WORLD Moves. 1t was am oun :
ced in the programme for the celebra-
ton of the centennial anniversary of the
battle of Bunker Hill, that three COM
panic ex>Confederato sold .ers would
parade in Boston. 1. was not stated, as
Gen. Toombs predicted, that they would
"call the roll of their slaves at the foot
of Bunker Hill monument Gen.
Lamar has been elected as one OF the
orators for the National Centennial cell
ebration, and Gen. joe johnson for
Master of Ceremonies, on the same oc-
casion. There are sixty-eight ex-Con
federate officers elected to the present
House of Representatives, to twenty
three Union officers; nearly three to
one. Who will say that the Union is
not restored?
, 1875-07-01
NOTICE..

EN- THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE THIRD
n judicial District of Washington Territory,
holding terms at Seattle, for the counties of
King, Kitsap and Snohonish.
DANIEL NJ. CRANE, I Decree for
VS.. plaintiff. foreclosure
JAMES Fl. MAY and of mort =
KATE A. MAY gage
Defendants.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN
~ pursuance of decree of foreclosure and
order of sale made in the above entitled cause
and Court, on the 9Th day of February, A. d.
1875, l., L.. V. Wykoff. Sheriff of King County,
Washington Territory, will, on the 10th day of
July, A D. 1875. at O'Clock, P, NJ, of said day.
at the County Court House door of said King
County, in the city of Seattle, sell ut public
auction, to the highest bidder, the following
described mortgaged premises or SO much
as will satisfy the sum OF one hundred ninety
one and Is 100 dollars gold coin and costs; name
ly: the north half of the northeast quarter of
section fifteen, in township twenty-six north,
range five east, eighty acres of land situated in
King county, Washington Territory, together
with all and singular tie tenements and hered-
t2ments and appurtenances thercunto belonging
or in anywise appertaininS.
Dated lis 2nd day of June, 1875.
L.V. WYKOEF,
Sheriff OF King Co., W, IT.
, 1875-07-01
In the Probate Court OF
King County, WushinS-
ton Territory.

In the matter Of the estate of JOHN T. WITT,
deceased.
Z ohm NJ. Lyon. the Administrator
- of the said estate having FLED in this Court
his petition representing that he has complied
with the order of final settlement of said estate
and that there remains a balance in his hands
for distribution among the heirs of deceased;
and praying that this court make decree dis-
tributing the said estate among the heirs of the
deceased; 1t is ordered by this Court that all
persons interested in the said estate shall be
and appear in this Court in the Office OF this
Court in Seattle in said county on Monday July
18TH 1875, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. then and there to
show cause why the said distribution should
not be made; and that copy of this order be
published in the PUGET SOUND DISPATCH a
weekly newspaper published in said Seattle for
four successive weeks before said time of hear.
ing.
| w NJ YORK
, 1875-07-01
vs.. IialNt1 II.
FELIX COOES,
Defendant.

Complaint fled in the County of King, in the
otiee OF The C:crk Of said District Court.
The United States of -Anterica send Greet
, 1875-07-01
SU721DlO1lS.

In the District Court of the Third Judicial Dis
trict of the Territory of Washington, holding
terms At the City of Seattle IN and for the
Counties Of King. kitsap and Snohomish.
, 1875-07-01
gaset Sound 9ispatsl1.


PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING
, 1875-07-01
,SUIUONS.

HAIL ( ANDREWS. Attorneys fer plsi
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No BETTER OFF. "A man and his
wife, who had been married ten years,
disagreed and determined to separate.
The termp OF separation were to be- de-
cided by the justice of the arrondisse-
pent IN which they lived. They were
Parisians. b.
!. .Have You any ohildron'" said the
1 Eyes, monsieur"
"Hpw many?"
! 't"Three-two boys aud q girl--and
i 1sI with them lies the difficulty.
Madame wishes TO have two of chem
odo IHyE |5!laii w q
; ':aaye :you agreed TO abide by my
"Wehaas. psaid both Of them.
Every we'll. my friends. I condemn
you to have another child. 80 that you
may hn1e. 5w1, j Whom you have OBJ
enined that, yon may return to me-"
[ The matter was then adjourned for
Che time being. Two years afterward
the worthy magiatrate, who in the
meanwhile had heard nothing of the
husband or wife, met the former.
! sAh." said be, show about the sepG-
Sntionp''
"Ytill impossible, monsieur. Ia.
9sead Of four children. We now have
TvTT0NI = "A 7 , Z
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/. Q. 8 and 4 Sheet Posters. Hand bills,
Programmes, Circulars. Pamphlets,
Bills of Fare. Briefs. Letter Heads,
Dodgers. Bill Heads. Checks,
Horse Bills, Receipts. Labels,
Railroad Blanks, Legal Blanks,
Tags. Cards all kinds and sizes
Wedding. Visiting. Business, Show.
JULIAN a. SELBY. Proprietor 70
PHOENIX and CLEANER Establishment
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WAAtAa. Agents, Male and Female,
eESP PPen Pictures everywhere. $4,000 re-
~ "tatled by None. Another writes: II
can make more money in this business
shan o1n on SIC, 900 farm, all stocked"
+ - WHITNEY &uO., Norwiohi Conn.
Ue0S "'-'s-s 49, 8rno
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"Fanny" writeez from Brooklyn to
Aak Why ia il that all tho young men
who haYe dopned ''new" overooats
sA:s Eisssr speli S2 q: 5eDsias.
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lsfs 81 81 SIplssSs GlssesslGi,ss.-
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT..
STATE TnEAsuREn's oFYIoE

CoLUMBIA. December 18, 1874.
NNHE Coupons Of the Constellation
due January /, 1875. will be paid ut that
date on presentation at the Treasury, and
at the South Carolina Bank and Trnst Com
gany, Columbia 8. O., and also At tho
Peoples National Bank, Charleston, 8. c.,
The Coupons due July 4. 1874, on eli Con-
so!idation Bonds. issued, in exchange Tor
old bonds, will be paid whenevef,pr erte ed
at any OF the above mentioned places.
The Coupons Of the Consolidation Bonds
abe for taxes. E.t.CARDOZOr
Dec ~ Treasurer b. O.
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10 : afeGstain peggy,.

4 S4f gTo. p Afpuataini pehsy,
,itoli,kbnn1na i ,oaE bbuN WITH TIE PLow.
IVES! nsdest, dfimaon.tipped fiower.
sIhou'a. Sn6tme In an evil hour;
iF6f IMhahcrugh ai1iang the stoure
% .n,ra Tx eSsa sl9ndef mo !! stSI Ssi NJ, nov.r
Thou bonnis gsm.
.tAlasl it's no thy neebor sweet,
The bonnie lark, companion meet
Bending thee 'manR tho dewy weetf
~ WI spreokledt breast,
When upward sprinking. blithe, 10 greet
- The purpiing East. ,
Oauld blew the bitter r-biting North
Upon thy carly, humble birth;
Yet cheerfuIly thou glinted forth
Amid the etorm;i af.r-,,
, 5uaz5v FSaF'd above ti,o parent earth
" sGa Thy tender form. So
The Haunting flowers our gardens yield.
s,Eigh hsheltefing woods and was maun
But thou beneath the random bield
.l2AI,uO' clod or stane,
Adofns the histie stibble.feld,
4 Unseen, alane.
There IN thy sganty mantle clad.
Eny anaw1e bosom nunwsrd spread,
Th99 hft2 Thy una assuming head Egg
ButnSE Ehs ShsTe l,s N a,Iptes}a Thy bed,
Suoh 10 the fato OF artless maid,
SS SsEsss ayS STsFsb H IF b5E4a35 sE5s} 5AA
soJ VAnd gdilsless trust, "Nh' -
TIL ahe. like thee, all soil'd. is laid
. Z sLoT Ithe dustysI tn.
guoh is the fate Of simple bard.
On LIES rough ocean luokless starr'dl
UnBkillful he to note the card @'+
OF prudent lore, 4nt pS,r
The billows rage and gales blow hard,
~ And whelm him o'erl ff
suoh fate to euffering worth is given,
Who long with, wants and woes has striven,
BY human pride Or cunning driven
y, To nisery's brink,
Till wreneh'd OF every stay but Heaven,
go He, ruin'd, einkl D'''
Even thou who mourh'st tho daisy 8 fate,
That fate 10 thine-no distant date;
Stern ruin;a plow- -ehare dfivee, elate.
sl,rfqll on thy bloom. ,,.,i ..g
Till orBlh'd beneath the burrows weight.
- Shall be thy doom!
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and Dwellings, Patent Ratings for g eordens
and Cemeteries, Iron Settees and Arbor
Chairs; ALEC. Brass Castings OF, an kinds.
Bells for Churches, Schools, Work shops.
equal to any North or South. 80
Works at foot OF Lady street and near to
South Carolina and Greenville & Columbia
RAILROAD d Companiee' Depots. Nov IA
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Columbia and AUG fR r
GENEDAII PASRENG Elx,.Rh u Ann

wilmington, Columbia and Aug II r
GENERAL PAsSLNGEh,D DkpART.
COLUMBIA, 8. O., Nov. a. 1874.
& 4aa dnia aMiGlio~,ns viii boz opsSsted sshei
on and after this date:
GOING NORTH. TRAIN Eo2 TRAIN NO 4
Leave Columbia. 8 80 o M 8.16pm
F!orence. 10 p m 1850 q M
arrive Wllmingtop.... GAS m 71Oa m
GOING SOUTH. TRAIN mol TRAIN NO
Leave Wilmington. $40 a m 6.lOpm
Florence. 10. 80 p M 11.4O m
Arrive Columbia..... $40 m 4.OOa M
Train No. 2, from Columbia, is an accom-
modatlon to Florence, and there connects
ciosely with N. E. r. r., and at Wilmington
with ". d W. Il. i. to all points North.
Train No. from Columbia is fast Ex-
press, making through conn ections, allrail,
North and south, and water lire connec.
lions rid Portsmouth.
Train NO. i. from Wilmington, connects
Closely at Florence with N. T.. r.. Il. for
charleston, and is IN accommo odation train
thence to Columbia. 80
Train No. 8, from Wilmington, is fast
Express, connecting closely from and to all
points North and South. Through .ioa atA
sold and baggage checked to ali princ cipaE
points. Pullman sleepers on night train 9
Train No. Q leaves Columbia daily. Sun
Gays excepted. Express No. every nigh
JAS. ANDERSON, General SUP. n
a. POPE, Gen. Passenger and Ticket A gen {
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The Short Line Schedule.

ChAhLOIIE, COLUMbIA q AUGUSTA II. r. CO
COLUMBIA, &. O., Dec. %, 1874.
kRa Ga - D e,1aaE TIE s.hsSr1og sfGhlieS%i1Dg 81 Pas,
operated on and after this date: D,'s-J}
GOING NORTH Train No Train No
Leave Augusta. $50 m. 41k m
0ranlrevliIe. 10 20 q m "Ef1
Corbia Junot'n. 2.13pm t9O5pm
Columbia. q A5 pm e.17 m
Chester. 6.84 m N
arrive 500 m
No: Train makee close connection. ria
Charlotte and Richmond to ali points
North, arriving at New York Cos A, M.
No.4 Train makes cloae connection pia
Wilmington and Richmond to ali noints
North, arriving at New York at 5. is Pm.
GOING SOUTH. Train No Train No 8
Leave Charlotte. $50 m m.i,ts ~.
Chester. IL. .02 m
Winnsboro.. :. IL SO m
Arrive Colum bia..... 242p m
Leave Columbia. 49,. 2.B2p nj 9.4o m
CoPbia Junct'n 1917 pm 4.IBthm
Arr,v. draniteville Ias ...ta.l5pm = 4s m
arrive Augusta. ..8.05 p m 846n m
South bound Trains connect at Augnata
lot all points South and West. ThroGrh
LICK cts soid and baggage checked to princi-
pal points. n% Sleeping cars on ali Nioht
Trains. JAS. ANDERSON, GeneralSup.
A.toPE. Gen. Passenger and Ticket AGENT
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Change Of Rohodule .

VuHng0 OF HCn0dul0. +
BoUTH OAROIINA RArLnoAD CorpAxy
COLUMBIA, s.. O., October 10. 1873.
6Ns@ IT EssSSss, Change Schedule
80 - = :ale n Z@S to 60 Into effAc ton
andafter Sunday, 10th ipstens:
MAIL AND PAesENaRn TnAIN.
Leave Columbia at. .aAoam
Arriveat Charleston at. 4. 20 nm
Leave Charleston at. 800 nm
Arriveat Columb bia et..... 500 nm
NIGHT ExPgEss, rpEIeHT ARD AooonnopA
,,e.,s1o,r TIor rsaA, saAI,', ! sHnndays n excepted.
Arrive Oh nrleston7 2. 10 . m Leave. .8.4b . n
Camden Trainl ruos Monday, Wednesday
and Saturday. as followe: |F7Tl 37''
Leave 0olumbis 80 pm Arrive 11.60 am
Leave Camden $50 am Arrive 6.85 nm
3. b. pIG1INs. General Ticket Agent.
DURE CALIFORNIA AnGEI5CA,
y Dec 1s ~. Q. SEEGERs.
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CONGAREE IRON WORKS
COLUMBIA, q; G.. t"'5,
JOHN ALEXANDER. Pr6prietor

MANUFAOTU.
REROF STEAM
,haaaFFashSYAS%T
G IN
'Hearings and all
ktndh ! oil Iron
Caahngefo for Ma
chinery and Or.
namentRl' OeBt-
fn0aUfaG 9torao
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Wines and LIQUORS.

SSNAAAoSAo'
NHABiPA0NES-P Pomnery, SEQ,
W. Oh1us O. Duchsteh
Eelley's Islend Sparkling Cstsvbs,
California "Imperinl." .is. ~,~t
HRANDIEs-Brsndenburg Freres,
Jes. Hennesey.
,Qtard, Dupuy q Co., vintages 1896. 1885,
WINES -Old Private Stock Msdoria-in
bottles only, cl,
Oalifornia aAngeloa-very delicate,
eandemsn and other Ports, t tysl
Full line Of Hooks and Ssuternes, inolud-
ng"Ohatesu Yquam," "Lat0ur Blanohe,' p
"Hookheimer," Lamb enheimer." DO, 30.
Our speciality 10 fne goods, suoh as We
can, with confidence. recommend. Any
rare wine not In store We are prepared to
purchase either In New York or Europe,
Nov2s GEO. sYMMERs.
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GreenviIle and Columbia Railroa Il
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.

k9Ea III a II kr As sENGER
Sqndaye excepted, connecting With Nirit
Tfains Oh Douth Carolina Raiiroa d M and
down.. On and after Friday, August 2S.
the following Will be the Bche dule:
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leave leave Uoinm bia nt................7.2 7.20 M
oave lev Alston. ............... eos m
1o.v :, r".1TIfy.... ..... 1921 "a
oave Toav 0Doihuesoury...... .......... 2.U5 m
eGse Ass,s oet1on. ...,;;;.............. 8.b0p m
AAi1'e"'0feenviiie nviiie:............. $50 p m
L1eaveGreenville est.............. $50 m
oave Ioa oetson .......... $50 m
Leave Newberry. .eD " m
Ar.;so nist0n. GI... ....;. 3,08 p m
He 1n., ~ C0lumpia. .......... 4.60 N
Anderson Brdnchand Blue Ridoe Dipisios,
DUWH. UP.
leave Walhalla. 4.4b N ArriveTib m
Leave Perry vile $50 o "a s.8bp =,
Leave PenaiosoI 6.;0 . m sS0pn
Leave Anderson 7.2O q m 16Gr ~
Arrive at Bolton $40 M Lesve 9 sSH -
:, Accommodation Traine run on Ahbevilie
Branch Monday, Wednesday ann Friday.
On Anderson Branch. between Beiton and
Andereon, Tuesday, Thuredsy and Geiur-
day. THOMAS DoDAMEAT, otn enp.
JAnEs NonToN. General Ticket geent.
, 1875-03-09

eivcn by thoae supposed TO ttIrer With na pott-
cally, who wore begged and impoEtunc1 under
all circumstances to put III down. With all No
hnro Undergone II cur cAuen llaH been the oc-
cAsion Of harmonsaing and uniting tito
Liberal and Conservative clemcnts In tho
baton ehat llav0 horotoforn boon iiscordant, NO
aro moro thnn pad, and It should bo ono Of our
chief duties to aee that they bo kept toRother
l,oreaftor. As Governor Of tho State. enjo,u
unon all porsouB now 10 SEQ that peace and order
arc preserved. all violations of Law promptly
looked after, those engaged In them bo arrostcd
and brought to snawcr before tho law. lilo
puniahmont Of infractlona of thu law
Is tho Rnrcst remedy ngainBt moba aud
general onthrnaka that HometIfnea. occur Rtld
alnsont defy the ontro power of tho Govorrt.
n,ont. AZ wo i,syo bocn peaceful and faw-alIld-
Ing, and thereby won respect and coniidcnco
ovorywhoro, let ns continue 10 bc, and onforcs
tho LAVA 10 that eAc, and every citizen may feel
he owns .!1roct internst In tho Government,
whits tint QovnrnMant hot only eau, but is able
and ready to protect him. Stir up no htrifn, re-
yivo no past political differences or Rninonlty,
persocute no ono that mny have differed
or TINT may hereafter may dillcr With liz. Lot
At oil times, n fact oxcrcao CLARITY to all aud
n.alicn toward none. Should tllero be any In
dictmonts In tho Colra for pnat political orourcs.
l would 6uggcst md atstan theif dismissal. Lot
tile pnople of ai parties, FACES, ard colors como
and ba welcomed 10 our State, ntld encouraged to
MD ua In bringing her up to position OF true
preatuOAnx
, 1875-03-09
UTAH.,

Attacks Upon Gov. Axte1l-JudNo nc.
Lch,a Dua14 Promptly with IN 1n-
sult1uG Attorney.
SALT LA1r Utah. March 8.-There havo beon
published In this city, for tho Last thirty DAYS,
inecssant attaokB upou Gov, Axtell, the newly-
appointed Governor, vho las heon tn the Terri.
tory about that longtA Of ttmo; Also, charges
have bcen teleg1aphed tho press In regard to
him which la aase1sa arc falso In every partiou-
las. It IL not bolovod thoro IL any dissAtisfac-
ton among the pubic With regard to Ills course
On Thursday, March 4, attorney George E.
Whitney bad disagreement with Judge AicKe.n
during tho sossiou OF tho Court, aud after its
adjournnsnt, ~ the Judge was leaving the room,
sa,d "if you mean to gay sbAs ssid vas false
you lto," To-day an order Was read In Court to
tue effect that George l.. Whitney pay tine Of
*l00; that he u forbidden to practice lis pro-
fosalon iu THU Court until IN open court, at such
time ~ ahail Suit tho convenience OF the Court,
ho shall, In person OF In writing, make an un-
equssocal. aecept4bls apology for contempt Of
Oourst that in default Of such payment and
sPotogy within one month Ao ba disbA1rsd.
, 1875-03-09
Civil IIlgE,ts-Thc Stnc,..vorax tcnr.
rn1Y,

Civil 1tiEf1t2-rhc Sfpc1k.y.nrdx trn,,,.
rnNys
Snt:tat Dfsnatta To Tie Chtraq4 Tribune.
CINCINNATI, o., March 8.-A stranger n.mcd
McAult1, stopping at ono Of the hotels, wont 10.
foroA United staten CommisHlonor to-,lay. and
made affidavit Under tic Civi,-]urhts bill
againAt tho managers Of the Grand Opcrs-IIouHe
aud Wood'a Theatre for refusing to admit. ,as,
Saturday night, a colotcd boy to tue dscss-clrc]o
acas by h:sslde. llo In regarded N spccul.tor,
Under tho bill. aftor hta percentage. Tho Distsict
Attorney stated tlat ho could do nothing In
tile case Till he should receive certified copy Of
the lar from Washington.
Tue stock-fards Company. at their meeting to-
uav. Reelected alt tho old Directors including
ii hecl. They arc making at least ~ per cent
now ou their investment, With prospect OF al
iucseeae.
, 1875-03-09
A WALKING ADVERTISEMENT,

LIMESTONE Srn1s0s, s. C.
Da. Il. ': PirEcr Buffalo. n. T.:
your Golden Medical Discovery, l'u,gatiya rc,-
let's mud Dr.. sage's tatatrh Remedy, they having
cured mo Of cltar,h Of nno yeAfs' staudiux,
WHICH was 30 bad shat 1t disAgured my ynoHo, mud,
while curing 1t. your medicines also curod INC Of
asthma In ita norH: and most aggravated fo,,n.
itefote l1s,ns your medicines lad become re-
duced in flesh 1rotn 155 to liz pounds, and now
weigh l62 pounds, nna MI, in batter health than
ha'o enjoyed for t~o"ty year4. lGuts truly,
The nbove is but fair eamplo Of hundreds Of
letters Which are received by Dr. Pierce enI IT,
tho face OF such evidence who can longer doubt
that tue Doctors taedcinos euro the .worst cases
Of throuic Cakatrh.
The Grcat Fnvorifc with the Indies.
William Fo!syth Dynum L Son. druggists, nf
Live Oak: Fla, wEto, Sept. 1G 1874, a4 follaws:
~. Il. '. PIERCE. buffalo, N. T.: Your
Golden Medical Discovery aud rusgatIye Pellets
se!l very laTgeI; aud glso complete satisfaction.
az n"mneln of our Customers aud ftieada testify
wlth pleasure. lonr FAyorite Prescription III
ihasei ;he great Favori.n with she ladies', and
nnmtars car say with joy that 1t has Bav<d them
from eklng nut miserable life or meeting with
ani happtners."
Thoueauds Of women llc.s tue dag on whicf,
Dr. Piorcc'B Fnvositc Prescription WIS t7rt made
kuo"n to them. 4 tinSle bottlc nit.n gives
delicate and suffering women more relief ,llsn
months Q! treatment from their family phys:c.an.
In oil those arrangements Causing busis-ac!lc,
dragging down scnsatioDs. ncryous mud central
debllIty, It IL a sovereign romedy. liz soothin,
and healing rropertios render il OF tho utmost
value to ladiea suffering from internal feyer
congestion. inflammation. or t,lce,n.,o,l, and ,u
strengthening effects tend to correct tlieplace-
ncnsa OF Internal parts, the resnlt Of wenkn4.H
OF natural supports. It is sol By aIi tirugcie,r,
Or. pfEacE's pamphlet ou Diacasrs peculiar to
Women will be ssnt 10 any aAlr.Ra on receipt OF
tEo HtaMra. Address as above,
, 1875-03-09
SPECIAL NOTICES.


DIR. Schcnck's Standard Remedies.
This standard remedies for all disease. OF thu lungs Ass
Tchauck's Pnin,oac sysnp 6ehcncks Sen wesd Tonie,
and schspcks Mandrake rl, and, II taken bato.s the
iunEt destroyed. 4pecay euro IL ELECTED
TO these three medicines Dr., j. II. Seheack Of rhs.
deiphia his unsvaed Ia tbs treatment ot
pulmonary dlsexsss.
Tbs Pnlnonto Syrup ripcns tbs morbid msttcF in ths
lun1si nause throws 1t MI by casy far
wien tho lheSm ms.tcs IL r!ps slight cough Will
throw OF, tho patient has sea and tho lunss begin to
heal.
II cpAbe tbs pu1Mnne Syrup 10 da this, Gehenck'y
Mandrake pIlts a11 Scaencts SeA Wuh TouIo must b,
Eoty Used to eleansa thu mach and liver. Scaeuck&
Mandrake Pills net tbs liver, remosEne all obstsuc.
&ons relax tbs gall haddvs the bio stazs freely aud
the liver II rollsred.
schcnck's sca Nred Tonic 1t gentle sttmnlAnt aud
alt'54tlvs tho alkA Of which composed mixes will,
tho sod aud pEorcnts sousin:. Il assists tho diseson b.,
tonnR u tbs stor1acn 10 salthy condition. that tho
to,d and tho Pn1uonio Syrup viii make good blood then
the lungs heal Aaa to patient m fuscF ket well II cssa
IL taken 10 prevent flrah r7td.
All WIN wish 10 consult Dr. SrhentE, either personally
BY lettnr d. his principal otca cusuer of
Sixth snd AEeh..ts.. rhl!alcrhis. o'sry Monday.
Hcancka medicines bod by ali druzxlsta through.
uut tho Gnnntty.
, 1875-03-09

N,a r,.nt ncr.nx .,+,vaa uootava.v vrorr,,,,
n ~ p.,-.ax 11essa 'o'''' 'N''' "'''s
w. 'AeA
I'm at,os.,s, A 11a,,.a @'"oAD 113 'ASop' AA' ~
"a Aouso'
~,., - sou o. I'm VOORHEES, Is gong 10 peoale hla
,1'."e0a ~. oo''1s'
' "ao'' ane ereas lngsssn scsentlss VINO aolos
u7ao1 3oeg'oos V'o"s's
u e1ocataon a. Knox College, oalesbufg.
The courler-Jour7'a1 describes susAs 3. ~
''the Fock-rbbea Asruoss." Il is falss; aho
Ia it really true that sra. 1,vruxonE ts An
"smIab1e and pulchrltudiuous lady"? Why
This cbapgo Of scu.imous7
0c,xorc, .,,,,,, ATM,
TON llxbly complimentary, aud amilos compIa-
ceutly every time ho aecs ii.
nousnr Bonner .pnonra tn ba ,,,,a,, ~ .,,o
y,1o n.ur a-,h.s,-. ..,.,. ~, ~ o43.a6 ap 'ao
pe1ng tie sholl4 with l,orse.po1ac.
Tho .Gmau.ralkor" a, t,,o co,,,.,..- ,o,,u.u -,
drew s. in tha Ionisyta ,ottors a"5 ~ ~ 1oIsa' a
sallinc mors,,o,'a,v h,a 49, 49, Au0 aAs oeon
"outpA," says an exchange, "ta a. and r.
poyer Bean marred" 1iow i, tba n.m. .aa ~ ns'
, 1875-03-09

aro Ut loes to comprehend ths cas,se Of an at
tack made upon lltt1o fellow Of years named
Aholph kohn. Tho boy was playing yes-
tertlar afternoon around tho achoo,.yard Mt .he
corner q! Twenty-sl1t:i street mil HI,nrtleT
to Ent1er Drothers Of No. 3i4 Twonty.si1ttt
esFeet' suddenly Aoizcd the lnd by tho 1es aud
snook him abont III tho most forocious and !riglt-
~ nf'.ler 0itlcor O13ricn camo to tho rescue and
Ahnt Tue aEimai With his revolver. lilo toy was
saaeil "a, 70 = rhysician's o1lca and attended. Ills
ho w4H fEl.Ascnc1 a2nluat nrt uf ina nifa.
, 1875-03-09

Senator EATON. OF Connecticut, who WAS ap-
pointed to Ill the unexrirod term OF Senator
lrcx1NduAM, spoko moro during the last two
voeks OF the aeesion than Bomo Of tho old mcm-
bsra during the euttre aeBaion. He waa buoyed
up by that awcot confidence which makoa tue
plattlo Of childhood 30 charming.
, 1875-03-09

Gevs 0azlnud's ThanksgivlnG proela.
ulhttOns
LITTLE Rocx. Ark, March s.-Ths Governor
TODAY issued = proclamation appointing Thurs
day, March %, ~ day OF thanksgiving for :he
many blesslngs which have been Ahowesed upon
tue ststo during tho past tHelyo mouthH. Ns-
fcssiug to tho adoption Of tho Po!apd report,
the ao1cEnos aars. ava Lays been sustained
By the Conservative Republican sentiment In
the North, which is ous OF the most gratifying
ons Of Hhich ue should fssl proud. and wa
should strive BY Ill ms4ps 70 psoYe ourselves
taktby q sslA lnaaxnA4Aaat- ~ amphAIaAt1y
, 1875-03-09
THROWN DOWN AN EMoANKsenr

PtTTsuuKo, 1a.. March B.-Iast night, be-
tweon aud 10 O'Clock. ~ John sfl.ubail aud Con
Sullivan weto returning from visit to physi-
cian, aud whon neas The railroad crossing At
ali!la Station. OH tho pttsbu,g, Washington Il
baltimore llatlroad, their horses became fright
enea q passing cnglnc, aud ttlo Wagon ,'as
death tha sick man, Sullivan, ana seriously in-
lnf!pK Munha!l, whose recoyory Is pronounced
impossible.
, 1875-03-09
CASUALTIES.


CRUSHED BY A FALLING DulLo DINO.
DENVER, COL, March "a terrible accident
occurred OIL Saturday. Tie front of An old.timo
brick building on fftcenlh streot, occupied by
Williams l. Halliday, Wholesale grocers, hau
ba0n takou out, preparatory to raising 1t ono
story. whom tho walia fell inward, crushing lilo
occupants. Albert Draper was kliied. aud 5iike
o'harra waa badly Injured. Tho lion. Alvin
alcGuno, Nike Foley, p. A. Haywood, Willom
Injured