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RUPTURE---HOW CURED.


PTURE---HOW CURED.
MR.. GEoRGE E. EAKINGs, OF. PHILA DRLPHIA,
WHITES THE FOLLOWING INTERESTING PAR
TICULARS:
| To the Editor of the New York Sun: @
SIR-F0r several years was afflicted with
| rupture and suffered from the uso0f trusses
Casually noticing in your paper a recommend
's the same time meetina mr Ana %yres ssoD Of
Camden, N. j., who informed that he had been
victim to rupture and was cured by DR.. Sher-
mans treatment. felt animated aad went
| man, and had him adapt his remedies to my
case. 1t was to me q happy occurrence, and
shall ever feel grateful to you and Mr.. Ayres
for having directed my attention TO DR.. Sher-
man, as well as to him for the safe and COM
| Portable manner In winch he treated my case.
My mind was greatly oppressed, and my future
was Swallowed, as was trying various trusses
ior help with no other result than yexaSion anu
injury. But now being sound again, an real
izing its felicity. feel it my imperative duty
to-add my testimony in favor OF DR.. sherman
remedies, and to recommend the ruptured to go
TO him with the fullest confidence Of being ben
Gifted.
), GEO. E. EAKINGs, l,os1 Palmer st.
Philadelphia, March "a. 1876.
We cheerfully publish the foregoing commu-
nication, believing it may result in benefit to
some one. Mr. E8kngs is a subscriber TO The
SUN and reliable gentleman. His statement
VIII doubtless reacn many sufferers who will,
with our vonching for Its trutnfulness. have
cause to feel as grateful toward him as he new
feels toward DR.. Sherman.
The foregoing remarks from the New York
Sun must We cheering to those who are rup-
tured.
The cure is effected by DR.. SHERMAN'sI
methoi without any operation. simply by ex-
terna local applications, both mechanical and
medicinal, made daily by the patient who
while under treatment can perform any kind
perfect security from dangers or infamed and
strangulated rupture, Without tile suffering and
injury caused BY the use OF trusses, and with /
out interfering with the progressed cure.
street, new York City. Communication tree.
Terms meperate, Persons from the country:
can receive treatment and return for home same
day. Descriptive book mailed for 10 oents.
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO, VIA PARKERsBURG.
Depot, Pearl and Plum. Time, minutes fast.
Baltmore(ex SUM. s:35A.M. BAN. 8:4oA.sf.
"a tim re, daily 3QP.M. 2:30P.M. 6:0UP.M.
baltimore Ex daily IL :l0P.M. 8:O0P.M. 10 26P M.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO, VIA COLUMBUS.
Depot, Kilgour and Front Time. minutes fast
Baltimore Ex daily. 7:i5A.M. 5:l5A.M. S:40A.M,
Baltimore Ex....... 7O5P.M. 650P.M. l0;25P.M.
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yellow 3 rings aud Springfield. The Gharch train
leaves Loveland Sundays at A. M and rafurninr
leaves Cincinnati ut Pm, -
ctNoINNATI AND MUsKINGUM VALLEY.
Depot Front and Kigour. Time, = minutes fhst.
Iahesviile Ex......lo D0A. N. -3AoP.M. S:50F.N,
COLUMBUS. MT. VERNON AND cLEvELAEp,
depot, Front and KilgQur. Time minutes fast.
cleveland -Ex 7sBA,N. 6i5OP.M. z:asPA.
~. -. ;cHssAREAKr AND,oHIo. @sk
hAehmond Ex.. 4plR.M. .6;O0A.M. la0A,E
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Dep IT. Fifth and 'Hoady. Time. 7 minutes fast.
indianapolis Ac 7:3OA.M l0;s0P. M. l2:55P.M.
lndianapolls Ae..... l:l0P.M. l2:30A.M. 6:0lA.M
lndiaalots tex 5at) .O0P.M. 12:55P.M 12!i5P. M,
/ RConnersyllle Ac. .. 4:SOP.M. 9:iOA.M. 7:35P.M .M
cINcINNATI, RICHMOND AND CHICAGO.
Depot. Fifth and Hoadly. Time! minutes fast.
Chica 90 Ex ........ 7:80A.M. 9:95P.M. s.4OP. IN.
Richmond Ac.. ....... ss0P.M. I2:55P.M. 7:46P.M
, 1875-09-28
NOTES AND NEWS,

THE CHICAGO FOURTH NATIONAL.
dptefat Daspaseh to The CAtcoso Tribune.
WASHINGTON, D, G., Sept, N,-The inforrne-
tim bere rela,iye 10 ,ha Fourtt E.top.l n,r,, I,
49, ~. ,....'.s At, - t'"aa -, :"
snas sae aepo1lto's WI ~ % pA'a' nut tna1 tno
Capital s&ocA WILL 10 considerably impaired. Tue
condition OF tho institution baR long been unBak.
iafactory to tho examining oftlcers but r,nre,
sa,,t,t,c,y ,ror< ~ strorota ~ t.' ~.
",s 49,, .' 1850 mas W.. oa"A
"eusd extficate hsel1 from ~ dsfhca'ty shAt It
Was permitted to continue. THO reports. howor-
CT, showed that its rroflts we1o constantly di.
mjuIshiur. I,is stated hor, that tho t,if,Icu.,a.
AZ tbs bsnt h.yo hcou inc1sosaa M On .csount of
~ ~ oaa@ "a.e ~. .Ass'Asoa w s.so1ns ~
tho cmbafraAsment OF come large WHISKY ope-
raaors.
srrr TO ngooyE1.
Tim f,o,nniaaionar. of lin r,1s.dra,.u R,,t
~ ,.n nso,araa..s, .ast.. -. ..s.s,... ....".
.o-oa5 rohmeheea oaa''y psoeeeaanHs asAn''
, 1875-09-28
THE WHISKY TRIAL,

xhn Indicted Party at vt. Loula Got a
Good 0eal tl48 lest OF q Techni-
cairty.
srteta. Dttpateh to 7ns chtraoo 7'tiosn<.
sr. Louis, Bep.. FLA large crord assembled
"a tho Unitoa states Courtroom this morniug
ea1ious 10 know what disposition WIS to bo
made Of tho whisky caEea Justice Miller
delivered sn opinion Oh tho question Of
ne1EeF faaed In regard to tho indictment No.
vi, Which charges Mcdonald, Joyce, Fitzroy,
and Dasia with conspiracy to destroy Qovorn-
ueot records. and also stated that tho dofend-
sa's not only eonspirod to destroy tho public
Nea1'ia but actually did dontroy thonl. Tho do
tendanta ucmurrod to tho indictm ent On tho
sroand that It nas defective, for tho res-
Ia that It alleged two otTausos, enc
u which wAs mlBdemeAnor and tho othot
'eIon4. Thoy claim that the lcsser oIeass
Merged into tie greater. and that tho indictment
'aoaa have beon for felony and not miBde-
neahot Tho Court decided that, whllat
'as7s wns groat di1oronco OF opinion
'@ohg learned authorities iu rotation to
ua1F pointa tn tho lootrine Of merger, thero
sakFery general agreement that III caso of an
@asst'nont charging two grades Of ojreuse tho
as. .sasst Haa merged In tho greater. Tho indtot-
nsat m4ss, ttrgefose, DO considered bad
~ 'as .oMuFfaf sustained. and the bolldHnon
saa osicndants discharged. OF tho TWO
ssaAning caseR. against Joyce aud Mcdonald,
Mond the attorneys for the lefeuso filed now
asaaf!er, and in tho other potico MAS given TINT
nas5uH, 's@" ~ '@e" ~
,.hafgamsnt uas also Ind today upon tho
ssotss ssIe cotpus case Ut Col. JORGE, III which
s!TlsAtlou waB mado for writ 10
hstsne Tho defeudant from beug taaten out Of
~ ~ lafleoct!on ct this court to ausuer the ID
t4bs!nens IT, at Jefferson City. Justice Miller took
S..9a asses Under ady1eenlent. and wtll prQbahly
sss,as tho question involved to- morrow,
xt'SSa tMSa feeling IL e1pTossed BY the Indicted
ns.v uaiv men aBalnat Judge keoleI, who preajlos
~ III ne unlted Staten Court OF Jefferson Citv.
~ Charge that he Ia detetmsuad to INSTRUCT
tasNsY In each case 40 that 1t u impossible to
nv a3 10 Vordlct OF acauIttalt and that hls pur.
rSas to SOC that al Of them aro convicted.
kfM*n 10 thas all those who arc ao unfor-
ttrse' trss ~ to be indicted In the Westoru bis.
ast nst of Missouri nro yory much dis.
at,hM .atSanM to 60 to trial. Tho polo,
~ ne y indicted persons, both hero and ut JeNer.
@ ~ w, ls evidently tor ttme. aud notAing eIso.
saa. sss hg aeht viii bo made Oh the motlon to.
esssASnuance es and no effort wll DO left uutricd to
eM!ht eaaa o, Of for another term.
1etn 3oTce and Mcdonald o1preae parfect
..soadenee In their AcluttAl whenever thei.
NV I'M baA,i Tx lace. fhe dlsnigsAl Of one ii
~ .se otmen relieved them OF %l5,UOO ba,l
~ tqe{ -. 4uW 0uly undef bonds Of &5.QU0
SG S19GoRa It IL stated the Court will raqul1e ID
, 1875-09-28
doubt that considerable feata OF n.ms ha7o been

do''l't that considerable feata OF aims have bcen
accoNpll-h he'd lY the iAsurRents. An'f caDcHal'y
those atNo9oainjo An! Hstihnasa. IN IL" later 81
Which raHulnr tront's canning from HAran "r's
~ military fent4 tlloy may have no grHas lf''
portAuco. bns thor el3act 0n tie reo!ia II IN
duehtlohahIy vcsv great and at'mnsoans' ~ ~
tho BocchsHa already 600 or mo!e hfs n .4ls
In tho district Of Kriroscie It Is said ss'ne
not an kblo-botliel male bet"eon 10 70 fa} 'n-
rnAins As homo i; aud whtla tho iorse IS nohe
nothing 10 rapreH8 tho inaaffecslon ~ thoho
Quarters, Il In evidently getting stronger o'efy
dAy. and wilt continue TO natnsah lts strength
until wiutor comes Or.
No mans opinion on the tnat.or Ia worth
mich, bu. should say tnss II aontsne8ro coes
Of tho jnsurfecton any concession Of regular
and lust administration 10 thu Chri4t!nn< nf tho
tnsufQont Provinces would he tuh.c.enk 10 take
away ali vitsitty from tho movement,
An ttsUn0ENT MEETfN1.
VIENNA, Sept. l2.-Trnm Belgrade ,1etalts
como Of tho snsurgeus meeting III tito beginning
OF tho month at Kosserevo on tho Montenegru
f1ontior. Tho potntA agreed upon are stated 10
be: /. To postpone the election Of Command
er-tn-Cbef. % thero Heso prospects Of Moutcna-
gro entering soon into act,an. and III shen
thu supromo command would have to be
g!von TO Prince Naklta. 2. Eight Of tho chiefs
should direct In tho meantime Tie Pro-
vls,ooal Government. g. veskot;ch. tho brother.
ln.tar Of tho PRINCE Of Montenegro. .. sluuId 10
| representative Of the Provisional Goyospmont
II tho negotiations with tho Consuls. but his
bualhoss is not to be to negotiate, hut onlv
TO present to tho ConaulB . memorandum. and
| 10 declare that The peoplo had M confidence
IN tho Porto, and did not believe ,ts
| promises. 4. A plan of operations wns aestleh.
| Of which naturally no dotails arc given. t. Tho
Provisional Government w4a called upon " d.
everything In Its powo: to procure arms. 6. II
| wan decided 70 inform 8sryla MD Mou.cncgru
that the object Of tho rising raA 10 unito Bosnia
| aud Herzegovina to thnse Iriuc,pALltle8 Tic
| way In which the union raa to bo effected u
| LETT to tho p,Incesa
, 1875-09-28
Station, Iftdr, Thy. H'ttld,
PORT HURON ITEMS,

1pfE1o* L74lotCH ~ a9 khAuV0 {FapHH4s
poRr Auaos, Mich, sept. N-l:l5 r, H.
Dowx-Psops Badger State. Jsmos Fisk, Jr.,
Lawrsnoe. Bcot!a No. 2. St. Louis, Mary prtnglc
and baseeB; schr" Reed, Case. John O'Sai1, Joha
Bseden. Superior. Noyatla.
Ur-psops 1loapoke, Alaaka. City Of Fremont,
schrs Northwest, II. T. baldwin, Ids krth. Jamea
G. Harrison, Francls Der.1ma,4 City of Tawas,
Vanderbilt, J. u. Tnayer.
Tie sehrs John O'Noil. John usedent and tha
tug 2ouAye. are aground Oh tho head Of Elk
Island. St. CalF River. Tho Dreden hkd her
AsAd gea. carried sway.
Sptc,a1 Dispateh u Ths Chteaoo TrtbuM.
pohT luBoS, siieh., Sept. N-lo ,. m.-Dovs
Prong Marine City. Indians. 1t. Paul. u.
Orch. Porter. chauoer1in and barges. and To.
cumssh; acirs Ezpsess, J, L. Qu,nby, Margaret
Il. 1o1e. Lone Star. FAvorits. Tlmothy Dskor
". =. Ctosthwa!te. Nassau, and T, II. Davidson.
Up-Props Russia and Portage; scnrs E. 4.
Nicholson. Wets, Burt. and r.. Young.
N1Sp-North. fresh; woatbor, clear.
Tho schss John O'Noiil and John Dreien
which were toWsd on the hsad Of Elk Island last
light ware released this evening.
, 1875-09-28

:, eFsstdI UEraEtN 70 tn IHtfd5a 7F1pHH6
|eAe1, ILL.,, Sept. 27.-fhe Hoffman prentiBa
ts tae "as given to The Jury to-day. sua the fol-
wang Il the yortsLcts "Wo find specification
~" sa..,s ,aass.ued specification second aussatned
,pp%e'aestlon y. third hna.aIned; chaEgo sustained.
.nas "as'ea', 10 hud the ayldenco tu justification
iapiudssa.se ia q .e T. .how tst H. O. Hoffman t@s been
~ coaal!ersug this mitigating circnnlAtaoce,
ill., that D. 81. prenslas bo suspended from
H.. alch saalch Tor gix moDthB." Thls finding 10
eoestes OCCASION Of good deslo Of eou,naut and Of
thastaetse!s H. amussment. ItWRA tendo,ed iu
a4scs .tee 20. 81 tte moat dtsec1 aud damaging oYi-
@Sss estlnat HOFFMAN,
, 1875-09-28
TRUSSES,
RUPTURE.

"Ths Common &snss Truaa Il ~ usAf psrfectl1n "a
san 6s attsned tn thtb eaaa Ut Astachs. Approved by
tbs 0oEetum9nt, tndurse bY tic ulsdieAi tra1orh!lY
tAd s4Mirsd By III who uAb tAeO. u y AuJ woadar
that the Con.nlon BeDss Ttn4s cehpsA ~ TFAlry ~
From Editorial Ch1:tso Daily Tribune, sePs. 4.
Samuel d. P1tucs ws4tss. AAdtson. Ht4., June a.:
''I u uox nearly stx yoaFs stnco lafa % xsaTlp2
your sCommou Seusu TruA4. which Limo has psossd.
beyond alI CARL that tbs abotenaoal tu&a has a.
fsttsd pEMFKCT CURE"
NUFTUHE CURED. App!J to pAKILETT, BUT
MAN 4 FAAKEA, " 5tats-sl., Chicsgu.
~ Trussas Of Ill Ands. aupp0stess. Elastto 8tock.
tpS1. cratehuA. austsa1so4 for pafotmtueas 4A
, 1875-09-28

r.,nv or n show. .cAso window and discovered
int 4 Il fsstened to tia lover surface Of the
glass;"
webl ia aallinG photographs for living II
vou,1 bo awkward for Webb, now. II tho polloe
thnuld want him como day.
eooator Sharon bns offered Mrs. Falaton aud
family suite ut tho best roosns In tho palaco
Ho,e! ea long Al rho wantB them.
IT, long time aiace Ms. nnd Brrs. Bouclean't
bavo played togeIl.or. Tiny arc dong L now IN
tho "ahsuRhraun." at Drury Lime Thoasre.
Tho EImIra Gascsfc says Victoria Woodruff il
"an angel tent 10 earth for fow days." from
which sphoso. lowoyor, In mattor Of choice.
A Yank la going tn lny car.traoks IN st. Petcr7-
burg. That's blessed dcapotlam, aud thcrol
bo 20 crow1iuE cars there, you NAV be ccssaIn.
Ma1 Matetzok has returned Ia Now Yosk With
tho Jolly TltienH, whom tho newspapers |,avo
been gratuitously alyortlsiug for tic pat txo
uonths.
''Ilacol," aays the Boston Posi-, "was limo.
cent OF o.tho9rarhy." Tim vel! uhcro Jacob
mot her, tl1cI,, was not tho veil OF puro En-
elisl uudc1od.'
Patti talks OF retiring. II what the corre.
sponaents aay about champagne and ciarot Is
truo, she'd hare to ut IN carly hour, but wa
don't believe It.
~, NAV p,v w,,u, mn, .,,,.. .,,.., -
,ryurnr lin teoth ,,nt vo,d tot,,- t,-., o.n,a,r
uhy tAcro arc no less than ,,inn anut,nta within
100 yards of Gunlhor'a.
n,r to,r-n, .,.h,,. .,, ,..,.
,.n,,, y ,nd ,,,'or uo.,,r., ,',... u. ',"s ~
ss..,ap hf,noa,t n,,t a,,a IL. @.' sss.ne .. "a
has to pns lip With Strauss.
t,',' az 10y w "se'' W e'ahco II '1o
uep VI 'oa'n h1aetiea ID gonnb American
Vho Is E'sing exhibition o. Billiards ia Paris,
'Ae ~A ~ o"''''f''' ~ '''" ao1".
Nny, asRa the only rroof-reAdtr who does not
kHpiro To bo called intelligent, la louise In =
popular play llko Uftieh war-Tcssol Ia Newport
Aa1oor Dccauao Ht1o's tho bollor- orphan.
Emperor William had hiH headquarters in
a1c tadd}o" celebrating Sedan tho otlor day.
ue found 1t tho earliest Sedan chair cut, hut
sasn's II rnthor a mtatakon place for head-
quartera?
James Ltck's eyos are aaI1 to bo of "a cold,
pals, BLUSH gray" whilo "a long, struggling
underhesrd eovers hi, throht.n No wonder he
,..,,..,. 80, -. - ,.u.:....,;t ~ IL
declined to dto nnd loso this DELICIOUS UT ot do-
serlption.
Tbs perpetual .uarl1ns OF lho Boston o'obe
Interchange of courtosos between tho old mafds
1t cs1up-meetIng who llave tho'r eye On tho
eAu1o preacher
p.,su. ~, r.,,x, =, r.o,,, oo.,,a LAW. ~.
bofofe Don iedfo, 0! Hfa@l'' conld leoFa ols
throne for visit 10 Europe aud tho Untol
a,.t.s In I'M, tn obtnin norn,iss,on frotn tin
Chamber OF Deputies. Tho Brh2ltian Tarla-
ment exorcises tudIciou. superyiulon over the
raor.,o ~ ita mnnotch
Myaerious Presidential ways arr;
~ t1oru,. M ,onpcr mr. Aunr4,,asr.
.,.'.,s ~. 4i1, s.ma ~ s.e -, 49,,
Enaea h'a on'c.a oass sro
Grant carved him With his little razor.
,..... x,as. ,...,
, 1875-09-28
SPAIN.
KLYDriOH8 ONDEnn.

MADn1p. Sept. N.-Ths Diario Espanol states
that sls Government has determined to hold
o!cct!ons fos members Of tho Co1tas shortly.
Ths King Of Spain wili deliver the Cardinals
hat to Monaignos siuooni II tho oereuouy Of
lnvostttnre-
FIRING on BnrT1au wAn vkssEls.
It IL reported thAt Tho Carl1sts hAvs fred sev-
erat tlmes At the nitish man-of-wx naas
MatEico.
WORKING FOB PKACE.
9ANTANpEH, 6ept. H.-r1ominenk CAslists aud
Caslist Committees in foreign lands Aro on.
deayonn9 10 peau4de Don carlos 10 Abandon
tho struggle. Ths Inhabitants OF Callist PROV
inosa favor reconciliation With King Alfonso.
Additional silBbt auccessoa for The Aphonist
fospes Rfe Tepuxtad.
, 1875-09-28
AT HAYERsIRAW. N, 7.
AT EAST SAGINAW. MICH.

J 7Yt5H9R.
EAsr 9Ad1sAw. Mich., Sept. 27.--A aaioon and
clearinghouse. owned by Alex Dunlap, aud To-
cttad on Water street. mas destroyed by fire
sL,rtly after noon to-day. Thero Was IN in-
surancc Of $1,000 in tho Globe. Of Chicago on
furniture, and Fl, 900 Ill tho hIlemanla Of i'itts-
burg. on the building. a PORTION Of the furnI-
turo waa aasoi. But for tho service Of the Nol-
II WAter~Wo1ke c lar.o amount Of adioiuing
property would have been destroyed.
, 1875-09-28
FIRES.

AT LAFAYETTE. IND,
tpttfdt Dtsp1rh n The Fhteao3 Tf7buns.
LAFAYETTE. 1nd,4 Hopt. 27,-At I o'clock .hta
morning ont buildings In tho rear Of rnter
Burns sa'oon, near tho Wabash 1oput. were do
stroyetl br fro. Tho Iass waH trilllng. AZ tho
fsomen 1ctutncd To tho cng,no-house, tho CAT
penter-shop Of Thomas Grapp. on Etc1enth
street, totwsan unton aud Elizabeth, wa4 dta-
covered TO DO on lro. It was Totally deptrnyt.l
Mt. Crapp's loss in sools aud matorla1 wns styu.
Tho building belonged 10 M,a. ]. y. Hrcckfridgc.
Loss. 5000; no insntance. Both GrcA wcro in.
ccndiasy. A. 10 this forenoon Ere Was diacoy.
esol in atab1e close 10 tho t,ack of tho Indian
apo'.a, Cine. .nn1tt Il Lafayette Hall1oad, ueAr
tho South atroct Uarnt. II tBpreed rapidly to tho
sdJotuing building. Rt!d, before the flames could
be got under control, butuod over tho eutire
ei'ace from tho South Street Depot UP 10 Second
atrcae. Tho buil0ngn were two-etory framoe,
owned by 11ra. Griffin. and occupied ny aaluun;
the city caIAbooso; small ifatuo building re-
Gently converted into blacksmith shop. u;sne3
May, occupied a. saloon: aud what ia known
~ tue Bob Wal! property being cltlster Of di-
aoldated lhouhee occupied hs boarJing-houeoa
and talooHs. Total loHs about S8.C01; innur.
ance. $500; s1.0o0in she Milwaukee Mec,anics'
$1,000 lii the Teuton1s. bainncu not nbcurta,,,od
Tho tire probably caught from = passing loco
| motive. The wind blew briskY. md nt ono
tltno grave appret1cnstoUs were felt for tho busi
cesa part Of tie city. Tho Purdue block was on
| fro several times. but uas e1tsngulshcd by tho
| bucket brigade on the roof. A b'sziug ahingte
| waa blown through brokoo Window IN the third
| story Of Adam Earles wholesale grocery house
| aud caught iro in Bouae crateB Of wooden ware,
| partly racked With Rtraw, hut It Was discovered
III time, tho burning goods throwr fron the
| window nnd faw buckets e1lingu,Hhed the
| fire.. Enrt d. Co.'S loss waa about Il0U they
csrry about eco, 600 OF Insurance Oh stock.
ar Havt1sTRaw n y
, 1875-09-28
ITALY.

AF1lN IND TIE v11ICAH,
HoNR Sept. T.-Yosterdsy copy OF noto
secetyed from Canovas do Castillo during bis
Premiership was despatched 10 Cardinal Simco-
nj, tho papAl Nunc,o 1t Madrid from tho Vati-
eau. Thla noto promises the re.8atabliAhmeut
ct the eoncoraAt.
Cardinal McOloskey had long conference
With Cardinal Aptonetli yesterday.
, 1875-09-28
DAKuIA'S FIRST FAIR

YA*11oN. OAK, Hopt. 27.-The arst annual
fAiF ofthe Dakota Agricultural Society begun
here Wednesday nsxt. Ample pssparat!on4 a1o
holng made to accommodate strangers. Every
th1nY indicates = successful exhibition. 1hs
t!ossing will occur Thuraday. the Sosh inst, in
.A-.a { 1:nhes of antsiaa kre already made.
, 1875-09-28
"CACHEMIRE M[LAN0." i"

tho rfchest, most elegant, most durable,
md every way tho beat Lyons Black Silks
imported. and for which VIC arn sole agents
in this city. Those Silks aro Hand Bpun,
made from tho finest ac!ected Italinn stock |:
posseas deep. rich satin luatro. and as q
proof Of tholr uuoaunfod durability no give
straight, ,uuoquivocal guarantee with alt goods
Of this brand ao1d by us. In order to intro-
duce them to purchasers here, wo are In
struotod 10 of3er tfor tho preaenp tho follow
Ing qualities at tho prices quoted. which
place them lower by 2s per cont than any
goods OF equal quality In this narknt:
Quality F. Cachomire rdjlano, rich, soft.
satin lustro. s2.oo ynrd tho cheapest silk
In america.
Quality q. Cechcmiro 11ilano, very ele-
gans goods, S2.25 yard.
Quality II. Cachenre Mi16uo, $3.50 a
Iacd crtra rich and beautiful finish.
tsQunlity I. s2.G5 yard. Quality J, $2.7B
yard. Quality Z, $500 yard ALI superb
and extra rich grndes.
N. .. The "Cnchomiro Ml1auos," }" In ad-
ditlou to other advantages, aro wider than
moat other makes.
, 1875-09-28

JOINED THE OLD cATII0LACB.
LONDON, Sept. a7.-A special from Berlin says
DoAn Buaczlnsky has joined the Old Catholics
Aud married. Tho Old Catholics waro thus
Obliged to decide tho question in regard to
psissts marrying. and decided 1t aflrmat.yo'y.
susczinsky Ia tho enjoyment of bis tempora!l-
tteB.
, 1875-09-28

4 fESf EA5E.
CLEAAY,ELp. Pa, AoEs. 27.-To-dt7 having
boen Cred for the trial Of John gincy. ths f'to.-
dent Of the Miners National haBocia:inn. fos
conspiracy In connection with the mIners' strike
Of last spring, large number Of ~isuosses and
Interested parties Aso in attendance. Tho de-
tsndant Is renresents1 by Judge Harriet, ct
Clearfsld: 7. ". Ijnghea. and asn Bartholomew.
Of acnnykill County; and e1.Unitol 6ta!cs Sen-
40: Carpenter. Of Wisconsin. Ill Of whom Aro
p1e4e ut.
, 1875-09-28

HARTFORD. Conn.,, Sept. 27.-A IRE 1t Ismp-
den, this morning, entirely destroyed Clarh's
webbing and tool mandatory. aud also his scis-
eors and noodle mapufactorv. The tosa Ia about
es0.G0o; tho insurance, $4,000. The cauao Of
the fl1e Is unknown.
, 1875-09-28
ARCTIC EXPLORATION,

LONDON. Sept. 27.-Dispatchcs from tho
swedish Arctic expedition report its arrival At
uaEnmerfest Norway. All tho officers and men
were we'll. Important ulAps aud sotoutlho col
1aotions have b8on made.
, 1875-09-28
AFRICA,
6TAHIEYtH TnfP.

NEW Yonx Sept. 27.-The Herald special aays !:
"Two letters from stan!oy haYo bssn received
in London, both dated from the Village OF
KAgaligf, Ia the District Of Uohambl. IL tho
country Of usnkuma, situated uo4r Victoria Ny
a1,za, The first on March and the Other NAV Is.
Peacock and Frederick Barrier, Lad died OF fe-
YeIs."
, 1875-09-28

Special Dssudtth 10 1hf t.heuoe frtbuns.
DUBUQUE, a.. 6cpt. 27.-TAe houzo Of Ed.
Wallace. Of Pin Oak, Dubuque County, burned
All the furniture wAs consumed. Loss. $3.50 !;
insured In tue Hartford.
, 1875-09-28
OCEAN STEAMSHIP MEMS.

LONDON. Sept. 27.-S.ssmers City Of Chester,
from Now York. snd AIoravan. from Montreal
hA1e arrived out.
Nsw YoIR. Sept. 27--Anised, Steamship
Gteat Wastsrn, from Nrstol Eus.
, 1875-09-28
..-...- S1LHS, DO.
BLACK SILKS !!
AT TEIE
Great West End
Dry Goods House.
CARSON,
PRIZE. & CO.,


havo lust opened several cases LYONS
BLACK GlO5-GRA1N BnKB. bought at
the recent great Now York Auction saies Of
Ponson'o" and other celebrated makes,
which they offcr Mt extraordinary bargains.
being from 80 cents To 81 a yard lower than
usual rsioes for aarno qualities,
Good Blnck all SILK Gron.uraIus 1t s., 90.
worth Sl.4o,
Heavy Black 1roa-Grains, bright, SNOWY
goods, at sl,25 yard. Regular price sl.75.
Excellent, Henvy Black aros.9rains ut
sl.5o md s1.75 yard very much below
value.
Good Dargatna in auinet's, Ponaon's, Bel
Ions, and other best makes Lyons Black
Gros-Qraina Nt 50. 90, 52.26, aud $3.50 par
yard.
ALSO
, 1875-09-28

Bailor Ned made balloon trip In anAll bal-
loon. unaocompsnied, from Dssuum's show in
Ciuclun4Ii yaatsrdAy afternoon. and landed safaly
IN Tie county About nlas Away.
, 1875-09-28

anticipated. Tho troubles arc by no meana bo-
uo7esi tn IN pser.
Tie Mayor refuses to inserscso In III. differ
eEcea Eet wren TIN manufacturers nsrl 0ptratofr
but has determined To 'nAlnthn pcaco and order
at all tazbrus
, 1875-09-28


NEW Yonx, Sept 27.-The Star o,l.works. at
Nav brunswick. N. j.. owned bv Charles Myes,
burned yesterday, Loss, 99o,oo0; insurance
4G5,0Oo.
, 1875-09-28
THE WEATHER.,

WAsH1NoroN, D. c., Sept. 1B-t .. m.--For tho
Upper Lake region, the Upper Mississippi, and
Lower Missouri Valleys generally clear and
slightly cooler weather. with northeast to sortl,.
east winds, and ris!ng followed by falling
barometer,
LOCAL OBSERVATION.
t..c A6o EAnt u.