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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-19
PROBABLE MURDER.

SINGULAR DISAPPEARANCE OF A DUCK HUNTER.
Last Monday the HERALD published a brief para
graph describing the singular disappearance. four
or ave DAYS before, OF Mr.. Moron smith from MS
home IN BoJnton, n. j. since then the whole
town has turhcd itself Into a search xpedIuon, pus
wflhoat tracing tie Whereabouts Of the nj ssing
maa, although some SCRAPS oi egtlencd a ayO
iurned up wnsca seem to clearly IIIicate tnat
ne IL victim OF foul plaV a9d nas been
murdered. Mr.. smith Kept saloon, nut was re-
specially connectcd and Was himself sODer
and industrious person. On Thursday, me 9th
inst. nc ,arted 10 hunt drcks on The river, az
polnt Known as Great Piece. about three A. ~.
lie was not heard OF till next dav, when 4 man
named NaEdyne stated IN Boontvn laat M nad
met 1r. Smitn and sold nun a pair ~ dacks the
oaf before. Smien ndd hired boat ana gone on
rne river. On FRIDAY ne GOAT was lOun !. oul "
a snag ana bottom upAsrd, and the ducks and
oars unucT ~, out no sign ~ Mr. smith. TN sat.
urday and sunday nGndrcds 81 tefsoas started
~ coats ana on sb0 Z ~ ever, direction 70
huut IN tue missing man, dead or alive. me
river vas grappied Ur a woe spa:e, bat nothing
iCund. 4 ne art ~ $40 sas m red for tue re-
very o. the bOuv. out lhIs uvIlied othlHg Last
Wednesday gnd lnur.Gay dtvers IRON New York
wee secured, out they iurnisIed 10 so.utiOn 81
the mysteries. Ine man OF wuum smith urea the
boat nsnsu out Of enc river Smltn's coat aud
powder nasK. As the day Smith started o1 was
law ano chiiy the nauing OF the coat OH THE BODY
and tAe act That ne had largo sum OF money
and a me gold watch and cnaIn strengthen me
theory that ne has been murdered
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-19

their iaeas with paper. pen and INK. Mr.. Jobs
MurFissey IL rive for revolution. ito cd not tell
me so personally. out some 81 bis Irifnls convey
thls IDEA. Morrissey Eas been roundiy aoused
from various quarters. In poAtics believe
him 20 be shfewd. reliable and sensible. lie mas
a great many frienos ia the Legislature. Taey
ale9e ms WORD rs az good as his bond and mat ne
has never ncen known 70 break a pledga or de-
ceve irlcno. This rs more Than &c said for
great MANY or oug iatcr statc-mea. II il easy 20
decry man Tor cary mistakes IA lie, but 'neO-
pie IN glass houses should not throw sfones.u
Morrlssey has his weak uoin's, ltks Otner men. II
records OF some o tGose wn0 now control ram
many Han were lalc before re pubic ihey would
com pare feeby wlth the history OF Joan Moru=sey.
Let us have '.short hAirn OF ''swail0w.tgil' Fit1
Porter, Fltz Kelly, fig Wckham. Frz Green or
any other man propose 20 deaf out even-nanaed
criticism 10 ALL
TUE paying CANALu FEVER.
Governor Tildenis night with tine Canal Ring mas
now narrowed Itself down 10 the dreary system OF
inves tIgatioD. When tnat IS concluded presume
we arc To have another startling array o. acts
and figures. Ii is understood mat the Governors
Commission IoQuiry WIN conduct tier affairs IN
secret. THIS is 10 oe regretted, as m public
would Ike to know occasionally regarding tho
progress OF the WORK WITH the pas age of inc
Removal bill III some shape, the Sepate's approyat
oil the Inspector OF Pubic Works blll and the
passage OF measures preventing canal irauus IN
future, the Legislature Will have lalth,ully dis-
charged It's duty in this particular. 1 ne coming
week Wnl PROBABLY conclude those 'aO0r5.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-19
A BATCH or BURGLARIEs.

Burglars have lately been reaplng harvest In
the Fourteenth ward, where several places nave
beeu catered oy them WITHIN the last lew months.
Property amounting to many thousand dollars has
been carried OF. some time on Saturday night or
early yesterday morning an entrance was effected
INTO the store Q. James X. Hathawa,, dealer III
ol No. Howard street. About eIghs
O'CLOCK in tile morning the oticer on
post discovered the door leading 10 the
upper doors OF the building open. ana on making
Igt tner inycstls alton, fOund tuat Mr.. HathawaFS
place had been catered. quantity q goods
hasfy exit " the deprecators we're plaluiy vis-
Ibie Mr. hathaway was az once notified, aud on
ms COMING 10 the store discovered that large
amount oil stock was missing.
CLEVER ARREST.
Yesterday evening officer Burke, or the Four.
tccntn precinct, noticed Two suspicious cnarac-
tiers 20 into snoe store at No. ~
spung street. ruey had in their
Inc onicer followed tnem INTO toe store, aud cali
ing the proprietor aside. asked him u he knew
who tue men we're. tie answered that nc had
taking one o. tue men, who was irving on aa'r
OF InOes, suddenly Jumped up anG vent Out " the
rear door, wnereuDOn Urflcer Burke arrested the
DINER ana brollnt ann and tle twelve bundles 70
tue statIOu house. wEers the prisoner gave MS
name as George Edwards. tesiding ~ me New
England Hotel. the bundles were examined, ana
lound TO con an quantity Oi bead trimmings,
amounting IN yalue ~ az least S10JO. Later IN
tue evening ii was dlsc0yered b., Ulicer Mitchell
that Durgiary had Uren Committed at No. III
Browne rect and q quantity oil goods nad Ceen
carried away IRON the nrs. ana secoad noors. oc-
Meyers n Go. The property iOunl IN the posses
son 81 I'd Aards was identlnea cart OF tae pro-
ceeJs ol rota tnesc b1rxiaries.
Inc cases mentioned seem to be the work o. one
gam, undel tue one general system or enecflsg
an entrance by means 81 duplicate KEYS aud the
Unil ofner tool appearing 70 have been uSeI was
small jimmy ~ open the inner doors. captain
Alla.re Gas been at YORK Tor some tIne 10 uueartn
MS gang. anu expects tnat his laboTs viii soon be
III
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THE TURBULENT MINERS.
CONFERENCES BETWEEN coyEEyon HARTRASFT,
GENERAL OSBORNE AND THE s1ERTF-rHE
Troops TO REMAIN

CONFERENCES DErwEES coyEESon HARTRANFT,
GENERAL OSBORNE AND THE s3ERnF-THE
Troops TO REMAIN.
HARRISBURG, Pa, April is, 1873.
General OSBORNE mad conference with the Gov.
error to-day on the SITUATION Ia Luzerne and
CARTON counties. lie reported ths iaiaers quiet
but expressed a lear thGt The Withdrawal 81 the
military would encourages the rotcusly disposed
TO resume tbe.r demonstrations Or violence.
Wnilc no open resistance t. law exists there Is
considerable secret intimidation pracjised OF those
6ho nave refused u cooperate WIN the turbulent
miners woo are rot at work. While here Genera!
osborne received Is number Of kilograms rOm the
LuzeTne regiuas. hut none lore had 3wiay any i'm.
med ate uAaeer or outbreak. The statements o;
General OsDorEc are manly In accord with those
OF Sneria KrKcndal WHO has also hal an inter-
view win nc Governor. TIE Shern's consu Ia.
ton Iased several hours. during wuicn the docu-
mens submitted ~ the aggrleved miners aud
operators were carefully exemn-d. the SnerlH
admitted the truth 81 many c the statements
81 TIE unners, but Oh the whJe regarded lne With.
drawa 81 the Troops as mex eIiang, Il not raurnJ
win great uan- or. The Governor acqueSced m
THIS oplni0n, ana declared nls de.crmlnatlpa not
70 ecalI tue military untii ne uota ns assurance
rom the sheiin and lie DIVISION Commander
MAT they are n longer required Tor the d escrva
ton q peaCe anJ ihe protection OF lie and
properly. General Osborne and AdIutant Lotta
loib OF fDllaeelphia tnis ateruoOa, ana Snern
hHkenuah hds returned TO Lngerne county,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-19
GERMANY AND BELGIUM.

BIsMARcK's ANXIOUS CARE FOR THE INTERNAL
PEACE or THE LITTLE KrNGDoM--AN INTER-
NATIONAL CONGRESS IN PROSPECT.
LONDON. Aprll IS, 1875.
The Berlin government, in It's last note TO Bel
Eium, says Germany Is ABOUT to alter her laws
with view TO the better protection OF foreign
countries against any future designs OF German
subjects; asks Belgium to initiate her example,
and adds that 1t is desirable that an understand
Ing on this subject should be established win all
otner States equally Interested.n
LOOKING OUT FOR A CONGRESS-.
An Antwerp journal says:-.Germany is DESTROYS
OF settling the question by means OF an interna.
tional congress-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-19
GERMANY.

TWM STATE GRANTS WITHDRAWN FROM THE
CATHOLIC cuURcH-AN ENEMY OF BISMARCK
CONSIGNED TO PRISON.
LONDON, April 10. 1873.
special despatch TO the Daily telegraph an
nounces that The Emperor William has signed the
bill Withdrawing the State grants from the Cath
0llc Church.
PRESS ENEMY OF BISMARCK CONSIGNED TO PRISON.
The same despatch reports that the editor or me
Gernadntd, journal conspicuous in Its opposi-
ton TO Prince Bismarck. nas been arrested ami
his ofnces have been searched By tine police.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-19
SCOTLAND.

All ArARlmo ACCIDENT, FOLLOWED DY RIOT
AND RcENDIARIsS1
GLASGOW, April 10, 1875
serious riot took place to-day at toe opening
OF some pleasure grounds IN the suburbs OF Glas-
cow.
SUDDEN ALAIsM.
stand, on which were 1900 people gave way
and preclpiared the entire mass to the ground.
Thirty persons were injured.
INDIGNATION AND VIOLENCE.
The visitors, indignant at the carelessness OF the
proprietors, destroyed everything on the grounds
and burned the barrlcades around them.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-19
A FIGHT AT THE BLACK HILLS.

THE INDIANS .SD TIE MINERS IN cosFLrcr-
ONE MINER scALrED.
CHICAGO. April Is. 1875.
A special nom Sioux City states that Captain
ferris brings news from Fort Randall that
squaw arrived at Brule AgentN and stated that
the Indians had surrounded the miners In
the Black Hills and enoeavorcd 10 burn
their sscckade, but were unsuccessN. They
killed and scalped one miner who was away from
the stockade. While the light was progressing
the government troops arrived and rescued the
party and took them from the HIS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-19
NEWSPAPER LIBEL.
caARLEsroN. S. G.. Aprii lis.

CHARLESTON, 5. c., April IS 1875.
the arst criminal prosecution oI a newspapev
Tor libel ever known ia South Carolina begins to-
morrow ~ the instance OF ex-Congressman Be y en-.
now sheriff OF Cnarlest1n. 2essgs. Riordau ana
Dawson, og TIE AetcS and CON ics are 10 pe tired
upon cign. Indictments iOr u0lIcatlons extending
tarOuga several years. ana covering charges
against Bowen 81 frauds, bigany, IUrgery aud
insrgdtlng murder. Tue inlictmenL caseu upUn
TIE puulicatons duplicating Howcn IN murder vail
b. rsd htst. Great puDllc interest IS leit IN the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-19
NEW ICE FORMATIONS.

ERIE, Pa April Is, 1875.
The propeller Apena, Captain 1horne, arrived
from Toledo wltn gram TINS afternoon, being the
FIRST arrival OF the season. she encountered ice
from OH Asntabula and thence all The way here
Iuer- Is rom one to one aud malt inches OF new
ice IN Gear pla~es between the fields ana tie old
is IresnIy ku4t together
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-19
THE UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD.

OMAHA, Neb., April is, 1875.
The SITUATION on the Uniou Pacific rold Is un-
changed Tor the batter. Today the water Is
rapidly rising. The weather here and throughout
the West Is very warm, aud the snow i rapidly
melting There are sucn great quantities OF II yet
that tae water will doubtless Ne mach nlgnef. IL
is n pfO0able passengers ana inais can DC
gotten tnrOugn under week.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-19
BARNUM ON TEMPERANCE.

PHILADELPHIA. Pa, April IS, 1875
This afternoon an immense temperance demon
straton, uncer tie direction or Father Heritage,
too& place 81 Barnum's HiPnodrome, whica was
fhrungec. Three stands we're erected from
winch speakers delivered addrSsses Mr. Barnum
made very effective address, speaking at ,engtn
q tue evls OF INT importance. lie was frequently
m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-19
THE SEAL FISHERY.
HALIFAX. N s.

HALIFAX, N s., April Is, 1875.
The following arc tue latcss arr,vas reported az
st. JOINS n. f. from the seal fisher, :-steamers-
nanaer, $4,000; Icesnd, 600; Vol, 0ooJ; walrus
4u00; Commodore. 1900: Merlin, $500; van
qua o. 500 aud Eagle, $4,000. SnilinS vesseis-
Harriet, e,0OO; KaLmla, S,OU0; Camilla, 5000, and
Williams, 30yo. seats are oOnsluerca worth SIS
eacn at st, Johns.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-19
CHARLES W. UNDERWOOD,

Councilman Charles W. Underwood, OF Newport,
r. L. died at mis- residence In that city yesterday
afternoon, after bnef illness. Deceased was
one OF the leading business men OF Newport and
well known throughout the State. lie had been
a member OF the city government for twelve
years, and while IN the Council during the war;
although democrat, was tue most Jealous advo-
cafe OF granting the necessary ala 70 Rhode Island
so dieIs. special meeting oil the city govern
ment VII be Geld this evening to take action upon
his ueath.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-19
STABBED.

Ecnry Fisher, aged thlriy years, having no home,
was found las, nj nj Dy al onicer OF the Eleventh
preciuct az the cornsr oil Pitt Houston streets
suneriuq from a staU wound In the eide ia ficied
by some unknown person. lie was sent 20 Belle.
vuc Ho plta Tor treatment
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-19
JAMES ROOT, AN AGED GRADUATE OF YALE
COLLEGE,

James Root, OF Hartford, Conn.,. formerly OF
Cleveland. ohio. died IN Hartford on saturday,
18th INST. He graduated at Yale College In 1905
and was one OF the eldest living graduates OF The
INSTITUTION being elghtyeignt years OF age. tie
was pioneer settler III Ulio and served as q
solder IN the War OF 1872.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-19
ST. LOUIS, April Is. Il

ST. LOUIS, April Is. 1875.
Tue bodies OF three miners. Patterson Martini
CBrstoph Johnson and Patrick Morgan, were
dur out OF a snow slide in Cherokee Guicn. Jour
miles rom Georgetown. Colorado. yesterday.
They bad bccn deaG several GAYS, and were found
Ia their bed. indicating taat tue slide took place
a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-19
DR. HARTwELL CARVER, THE ''EATHER OF THE
PACIFIC RAILROAD"

Or. HartweI Carver, greatgrandson or Cover
nor carver. well known as one OF the earliest ad-
vocates OF the Pacific Railroad, died in Plt,sford
near Koch .ster city. N. r., on Friday night,
l6tn INST. In 1872 ne placed IN Mount
Hope Cemetery monument, wnch
Is the nnest OF any IN Western
New ORR. Que OF the inscriptions on II rcads:--
"Dr Carver was the Father tine racine Raj road !;
with him originated tne tuougnt Of connecting
the Atantlc aud Pacific oceans by raIlroad.D
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-19
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record Will show the changes IN
the temperature Tor the past twenty-four hours,
In comparison with the corresponding date or lasa
year, ms indicated by the thermometer at Hud-
IN Ia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-19
oFTIcEs or 90 NAToNAI RIFtE tssocIAEIOs

AMATEUR RIFLE CLUn, No. % NASSAU STREET.
New NoRg, April IL, ls7l y
Mr.. JOHN a. DALE AGENT Inman steamship Company,
DEAR R:-Your favor OF the 18Th inst, covering in.
srIctioas from your company 10 tender tree passage
ana back the gentle selected the coming
International match. WAS duly laid before tho
mlttcc.
/ am directed by the joint Committee to convey to
you their grateful acceptance OF the handsome offer OF
the iunlan steamship Company The American ri1e
team will be prepared 70 embark on board the City OF
chester. as designated. June j.
ON behalf OF each in lvidua member of tho commit
tee beg tile llion OF the kindly
spirit which has dictated this and
act.
Permit me also 10 you this sentiment is In
dorsed alone by he aiious but trust bv
the riieincn America ia wnosc behalf the commit
lanuring and whom have the honor u repre-
een;. Very truly, L. @. BRUCE,
secretary Joint Committee National kile Association
and Amateur Rifle Club
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-19
TsAu-K1A-rsIoH, CHINESE STUDENT.

Tsau-Kla .Tsion, Chinese student twelve years
old. one OF the com, any OF As.aucs who arrived
10 the United States last November, died at the
residoHce OF the Cnlnese Commissioner, In Hart
ford ConD., during the night OF tne 18th lust he
hau been under instruction with lamIlY ~ North
Amherst, Mass.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-19
THE AMERICAN RIFLE TEAM

The following letter, accepting a free passage
for the American Rlne Team nom the Imam
Steamship Company, viii be read with interest by
all who hope 10 see our rlnemen 40 as well IN
Ireland as they did az Greco moor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-19
GARIBALDI ILL.

LONDON, April 1875 go p. n.
despatch from Rome TO the Daily Ne,os re-
poris that 0arioaidl Is III anu confined to his bed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-19

Tic weather mas moderated since mornIuV. the
follow Dg are examples :--Tuere was a change
from he morning OF IL degrees at part Huron,
AZ fitsburg, 10 nc Chicago, IS AZ Louisville. at
New IoiE q at Cincinnati and at Washington
and BALTIMORE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-19
POUGHKEE7sIs, y. r., Aprfl ls. Is


The cold weather along tue Hudson still con.
tinues. 10 the eastern part of Du,cness county
there was severe snow storm last night. and tals
m0rnlng al Pine Plans toe snow was three Incnes
deep.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-19
CAPTAIN HOFFMAN OF PHILADELPHIA.

Captain Holman. OF Philadelphia master OF tho
schooner Allie L. Smith NOW. al anchor In the
harbor OF Lewes Del, ded on board OF his vessel
during the nIgut tue 10th INST. from the effects
oil an ATTACK oil pneumonia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-19
THE HARNEY's PEAK MINERS.

OMAHA, Keb, April Is, 1876.
company OF cavalry, under command Of C,Np-
tain NIX, arrived at Fort Laramie to-day with TIN
Harneys Peak miners. They had q hard trip, and
report much snow and nigh waters.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-19
PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET.


PRovIprScw. r l., April II, 1875
The printing c,otils market Gctve during
the past week and ayces ute 4 ner a. tne Close be
sales he week loot up 1914, pieces at 5Ac good
stnndari 6i's Tor July = October. az. sSc near
delivery, ana 5'sc. &C. Tor test standard and
xfrae nof
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-19

AS MOVABLE CURSE yED BUGS. FLEAs,
Roacnes aud Garden Insects are than tho ,rcdit
Mobiier. Anni!itate them vita ksSwLES issEcT DE-
only bottles.
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NORFOLK. Va. April Is.

snow fell here last night aud to-day. The cold
snap mas Killed fruits and early vegetables. Tho
loss to toe truckers Is very heavy.
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Average Temperature yesterday .............. 2SA
last year ................. .................. AH
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BALMY SPRING.

large number OF persons are thrown out I
employ ment By the lal oil tie City Mills.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-19

AN INVENTION THAT REALIZES tue HOPES
of ruptu-,i men. The EIAsrr fKCss C0aPASr. 633
Broadway by their simpe effective appliance eecs
permanent cure ~ hernia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-19
AN AVALANCHE OF DEATH.

FoRr MONROE. April IS, 1875.
Three inches OF snow fell here last night.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-19

A COUGH NEGLECTED MAY LEAD TO SERI.
Gus results PoErERs BALsAx VIII give relief al
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-19

A-FOR GENrLEMEN'S HATS OF EXTRA
quality direct to the manufacturer. EsfENsc1tlD.
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A-PATENr WIRE SIGNS; ENGRAVED METAL
and Brass Signs; store nfiicc IN s;n Panang.
AN K d. ErOl lwav.
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THE SIGNAL OFFICE REPORT OF THE TEaRERA-
TURE AT VARIOUS PLAcEs-THE PREVALENCE
OF THE COLD sPELL-sNow AT POUCH
KEEPsIE.
WASHINGTON. April IS, 1875.
The temperature reported TO the signal once
this eveninz at 4:35 o'clock. is as follows at the
nlaceg uamed:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-19

WIGS, TOUPEE~. &c.-G. RAUCnFUsS. PRSO-
iical wi-makcr aai imrQr'cr o. humaa halr a Eass
Twclfta street. near Broadway.
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ALL KINDS WIRE SIGNS AND BANNERS
made ana shipped u order ~ HoJE9 GRAHAM, 81
nuuu
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THOUSANDS CAN TESTIFY THAT THE PERU
WAS sYKuP best toui5 aad Alternative medicine
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WHY DO VOC SUFFER- WIN CORNs AND
hantns when DMtwrs MAGICAL fais ErgrAcroR Is .
certain cure
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-19

EAU MERV EiLLEUSE-AN ENTIRELY NEW
and HARMLESS Cosmer gue &c Toilet guaranteed
all NRiAKL fRrcgLEs or kfnSnks OF every de-
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yOuthfuness ~ texture. LE1a DLMA.
40. 5 West Twentv-nnh street. New NcrA tadioininM
the Hoffman House,, inventor ana proprietor.
GEORGE GRANT. ESQ, VICTORIA. ELLIS
county Kansas the irgcst stock farmer Ia the world
III square miles. Tor man and cast GtLxs LINZ
IoDIDE AaaoSiA. Depot 81 siAth avenue sold
by all druggists
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1875-09-25
C0RBANDALE ITEMS.

The freight train which arrives at
8.25 A.M,is now allowed to carry pas
sengers between Erin and GAINESVILLE,
which is a great accommodation to the
people on this side, giving them all day
in Clarksville. n 4
Afsw days ago, a lady and gentlet
man came here to get on the passenger
train, and the dog that followed them
ran into the ladies coach, too, but
Capt Travis pat him of-because he
didn't have ticket, you know.
The river tookia sudden rise last
night, which tore the steamer Bill
Searcy from its moorings, and it f1oated
peacefully down stream until caught
and landed near here. The persons
who landed her ought to claim salvage.
There is . greatdeal of sickness in
this community now; generally chills
and fevers.