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DE.. c. MeLANE.S
CELEBRATED
LIVER PILLS,
ron rue cusE or
Hepatitis or Liver Complaint,
DYSPEPSIA AND SICK HEADACHE.

Symptoms of a Diseased Liver.
DAIN in the right side, under the edge
i of the ribs, increases on pressure ;
sometimes the pain Is in the left tside; the
patient is rarely able to lie on the left
side; sometimes the pain is felt under
the shoulder-blade, and it frequently ex.
tends to the top Of the shoulder, and is
sometimes mistaken for rheumatism in
the arm. The stomach is affected with
loss ofappetite and sickness; the bowels
in general are costive, sometimes alterna-
tive with lax; the head is troubled with
pain, accompanied with dull, heavy
sensation in the back part. There is
generally aconsiderable loss ofmemory,
accompanied with painful sensation of
having left undone something which
ought to have been done. A slight, dry
cough Is sometimes an attendant. The
patient complains Of weariness and de-
bility; he is easily startled, his feet are
cold or burning, and he complains ofa
prickly sensation othe skin; his spirits
are low; and althots d he is satisfied that
exercise would be beneficial to him, yet
he can scarcely summon up fortitude
enough to try it. In fact, he distrusts
every remedy. Several of the above
symptoms attend the disease, but cases
have occurred wherefew ofthem existed,
yet examination ofthe body, after death,
has shown the LIVER to have been ex-
tensively dcranged.
AGUE AND FEVER.
DR. c. McLANE's LIVER Pills, IN
CASES OF AouE AND FEVER, when taken
with Quinine, are productive Of the
most happy results. No better cathartic
can be used, preparatory to, or after
taking Quinine. We would advise all
who are afflicted with this disease to
give them A FAIR TRIAL.
For all Bilious arrangements, and as
a simple purgative, they are unequaled.
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.
The genuine DR.. c. McLANE's LIVER
PILLS are never sugar coated.
Every box has red wax seal on the
! lid, with the impression DIR. McLANE's
LIVER PILLS.
/ The genuine McLANE's LIVER PILLS
bear the signatures of c. McLASE and
FLEMING Bros. on the wrappers.
10- Insist on your druggist or
storekeeper giving you the genuine
DR.. c. McLANE's LIVER PILLS, pre-
pared by Fleming Bros, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Sold by al respectable druggists and
country storeheepers generally.
To those wishing to give Da. c. McLASE's LIVER
PlLLs trial. we will mail post paid any part Of the
United States. box Of Pills for twenty-five cents
FLEMING BROS, Pittsburgh, Pa.
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The Lost Cause,

A magnificent picture IA X Is inches in size
beautiful In design aud artistic In execution. II
represents a confederate soldier after the wal, ,
returning To his home, which he finds lonely ard
iesolate. In front Of the ruined cottage, tellin.
u sad tale OF the miseries Of war, are two graves
with riide crpsses, Qp one Of which some friend-
" hand has hung . garland. To the right the
calm river and the rising moon indicate peace
and rest. The stars, seen through the trees rep
resent the southern Cross. II Is picture that
nIace IN eyety So",hSrn to"e a"n One c"pr @ semt
by mail, mounted on u roller and post paid on
receipt of % cents or three for 10 cents Address
John hurrow 4 Co, Bristol, Tenn, Agents
wanted everywhere 10 sell our cheap and popular
pieiurcs--Ss to SO per day easily made. No
money required until pictures are sold, Send
stump for catalogue apd terms, t-s-6t
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igffYg FROM COL. PICKETT.
AUGUSTA, ARK,

f'"s~t 4
April Ia, 1876.
EflToR GAZETTE, Having re.
nsixed saysrai communications from,
political friends, ja which inquiries
are addressed TO ne AZ CHAIRMAN OF
the executive committee Of tho frs.
congressional district, asking when
aud where convention would be
called TO nominate candidate for
congress in IL is district, ] beg leave
70 gnswer slch inquiries through
yoHv paper, which has a clrpalatlon
throughout tho district. A con
vcntion will not be called until
July or August next. To call q
convention at an earlier date would
" premature, ss the congressional
sIeilian will not take place until
the nrst TulsIay in November.
Two months time will be enough
for tho nominee to canvass tho
histrict, which should DO vigor-
Dusly prosecuted Immediately after
lhs s!Ase election in September,
when 1t Is expected If him 10 can
vass not only in his own behalf, bpl
that also Of the Democratic candj.
dato tor president. 1t would not
be advisable for friends to appoin,
delegates for the congressional con
tenIjOn at meetings held in the
rountics for nominating delegates
20 the csming state canyention, G'
ths etFsss Of such appointment,
yonld torcssall public opinion ia
adyspcc 81 tho congressional can
sass. Some discoalsnt in our rank
gives raam fof romplainta Of as
pirRpta anA exTtcs murmurini
agnast fapgspiipns. II would b
Lss( II VI CAS- IN avoided, tina
meetings for congressional purpose
should not be held in eHHisnrtiol
wtlh those mcctings held for ~
pDmiuation of rpHnty officers, p
lAat no cxtranengs influences o
tho oppor,unt<y tkercfor coul,, b
offered 10 boaf gpan tho congrc'
aieesi esminatisn.
s 81 81: s.: I. a. G. PirEEr,
e fvicf .ustr.rr;.. ,,s3 s.~sstJ1
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= native Of the state aud never
until the present time, 50 far as the
writer knows, has any one OF pa
tive birth been an aspirrnt for tine
place. do not mean TO say that
this consideration ought TO weigh
very much in the present or any
other case, but mention it as q
gratifying fact that we have men
born and yaised in Arkansas whose
fitness for the highest place in the
gilt el the people OF the state j. not
denied by any one.
Respectfully, Y.
May i. 1876
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Important to Agriculturists-T
Emperor William" Cabbage.

We have received from Europe a limited quan-
tity OF Emperor William" Cabbage Seed, which
produces solid heads of Cabbage, the size Of the
mouth OF flour barrel and larger These enor
nous cabbagcs are raised with the most ordinary
cultivation, In any climate, and at present prices
double the ordinary profit IL realized from their
production. In transplantng from the seed. great
care should je used 10 give sufficient space for
growth. Apackage sent to any address, post
paid on receipt OF 80 cents. Two packages to
one address, Is cents. Eight packages ". Ad-
dress, enclosing stamp, FELIX CLARE & 60.
22i East 18th Street, New York.
Please mention ths name OF the paper you saw
this in. sept ls-Gmo
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Lands For Sale.


No. l.
Sc X Ne 4 Sec 50, Township II N, n. . east,
40acrcs, above overflow. ~ acres in successful
cultivation. balance dlndlned and under lence
Price Si, ?oo. terms one third cash, balance In
ono and two years.
No. 2.
Sc u See. 70, T.. I'M, Il. Q East. 100 acres
Most Of this tract is above overflow, 80 acres
well deadcned, and with No, ! would make a
farm OF 40 aeres Of much value. Price 81 200,
Terms O,s lhlrd cash, balance In one and tw o
years.
These lands are the best in the Frenchmans
Bayou settlement, Is near the Church and school
house, and is the most desirable lands now on
the market in this county.
kNs. q See. ST ION, Il. 0 Past, 90
acres, " acres above ordinary overflow. balance
well timbered. Price $40. Terms easy.
No 4.
Nv. u Sec. 70, 7. l8N., Il. 10 East, within
81 miles u Osceola, ~ acres now In cultivation,
cleaned and can easily be put In cultivation the
next year. Comfortable houses ON the. place.
Some Of the land Is subject to overflow, bnt Is
we drained by bitches. Price e. 500 cash.
No. s.
6s0 acres on Clear Lake good farm with com
Portable buildings, with gin house a good mill
and all necessary ou. buildings; acres Ia cul-
tivation; ~ acres dcadened. part Of which Is un-
der fence; centrally located, and good site for
q store and IN q thrifty and prosperous settle
ment, mostly above overflow. Price $4,000.
Terms will be made easy to good purchaser.
Satisfactory reasons given for wanting to sell
No. Q.
100 acres, n W \ sec. -, T. 10 N, r, o, East.
A valuable farm now raising so bales Of cotton
Fr.ce 5000. Terms easy.
No Z.
The northeast (k) quarter of section O) one,
in township QD fourteen, North; Range OD elev-
en-, East; Of which, there are 30 acres cleared
and under fence. with good houses, outhopscs,
well, &C., &c. Afro
Thirty acres deadened, which can b. put IN eui.
tivation next year.
Price, s2,ooo. Terms easy. Apply to
JAMES 4 BEST.
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COURT PROCEEDINGS.

against James Kecley came up last
Saturday, during the progress Of
which ample arrangements were
made by which Jim will bo onter-
tainsd at Little Rock for the next
five yasrs at the public expense.
The following is an abstract Of
the cases on the chancery docket
which were fpally disposedeE
No. SO. Merchants National Bank
VS.. Isaac Satfasans and others ; o.
p. Lyies 1ad IL. q. Smith for plain
TIFF, iiarris & Pillow, McVcigh &
Semmes, Adams. s. Z. Walker and
II. Hill, for defendant.
III. ]. M. White VS. C. II.
Holmes Thomason for plaintiff ;
decree pro confessO.
l25. A. v. s. Linsiey, trustee, VS..
n. A. Burlington, cxecutrix; f; Adams
and Best for plaintiff, Palmer and
Thomason for defendant ; dis.
missed on motion OF defendant.
l26. Musgravcs VI Casselberry ;
Adams ior plaintiff, Thomson and
Palmer tor defendant order OF
sale,
l29. Parker VS.. Edrington and
Ayr~s Lyies for plaintiff, Palmer
for defendant ; decree as TO adult
d defendants.
1873. Thomason VS.. Craighcad
G. W. Thomason for plaintiff. Nc.
Weigh Il Semmcs for defendant :
order of sale for division.
136. Dean vs. Dean Thorn ,son
for plaintiff; dismissed at cost OF
plaintiff.
1877. Bowen ct ais VS. Howe ct ais
Palmer for plaintiff, McVeigh &
Semmcs for defendant decree for
plaintiff.
l39. Harbcrt vs.. heirs J. J. Jack.
son ! I.ylcs for plajpllif, Thomason
for defendant decree rciHstatins
title.
l40. Driver, Admir- Buckner VS.
Fclts and Ayrcs Thomson 70,
plain,iif ;'dcc,ec br plaintiff.
1i3. Levi vs.. Blackwood Thorn
ason for plaintiff decrce for plain
Tiff.
III. Rpd4sll VS.. Daniels Thorn
ason for plaintiff ; decree Tor plain.
tiff.
l45. Davies, for USE, etc., VS.
Driver. collector Bcs, 4 McVeigl
for plaintlf; Semmes TOR dsiend
ant decree Tor plaintiff.
l4G, Burlington VS.. Edlngton
Best for plaintiff, Palmer Tor de
fcndant ; decree tor plaintiff.
l49. Cooke VS.. Edringio, ; Cool
4 Lyles for plaintiff, Palmer tor dc
tsndant decree for plaintiff.
The case of the Merchants Ma
tiona! Bank VS.. Isaac SaEarans ant
others occupied almost the entir'
week. The best legal talent o
Memphis bcing employed on cithc
side, the arguments wsrc claborat,
and exhaustive, involving many
intricate propositions of law.
The arguments were fiually closc'
and tho case submitted yesterday
whom His Honor decrccd in favo
of the Merchants National bank il
the sum OF $500; to Wormley ant
Urscry, jointly, 100000, $1,000 tt
be deducted on each OF the abov,
claims as being already paid.
This d, cis,on, SO far us we hav,
boen able TO earn, meets with NOR,
or less dlssa .islaction on tho par
Of those in interest, and the prob
abilities are that an appeal viii b.
taken to the Supreme Court.
nS anal
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Pc r SONAL.

In addition to the members ofthe
bar present last week at circuit
cpurt, and who were employed in
the Bank Saflarans case, are Mcssrs
Meyers, Smith, Walkor and Collier,
all Of Memphis, Tenn.
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Centennial Christian Homes.

The great ppmber of vi,itors in Philadelphia,
during tho Centennial Exhibition, necessitatcs
the opening Of private homes for board and lodg-
ing. Many Chris ian families, who are unwil-
ling tn open their doors To promisouous pub
lie, have arranged plan by which they give al
mi ission to Christians and thpir friends. This
will be equally pleasant to Christian peopl,
abroad who may not wish to be associated with
the grpat variety Of characters brought togetheI
in hotels and public boarding houses
IL Qrdar to have this select class, the price o
other arrangements, varying from TO $12 i
week, and from to &2 Opef day. Each family
fxos its own price and receives iis pay direct
from It's guest Those wlshing to secure placcs
pHder this arrangement will write as long before
hand - possible to the
Office fer Cfn.fssiai CSristian Hemf5
csre of Rev. Edwin n Long.
.. u. Cor, la,h aRd Be'ks sts.,
PniDApkLrnIA, Pa.
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WARNING ORDER.
In Chanosry,

Edward l.. Belchcr, plaintiff,
vs.,
lis Saith ot ais ncfepdepts.
The defendants. II \ smith, NJ Thornton. J
Morgan smith. Leonar Matthews and Edward
Whitaker, are warned ~ appear In this court
within lhirty days md answer the complaint oi
Edward l. relSher, The Ilgin: i9 ~ this cause.
JkPIlALE, Clerk.
ByCL MOORE, y &.
Lyles and Thou,ssoa. Aiiyis fpr pia'ntia,
Amii5, 1870,
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ANNOUNCES NlENTS.

FOR PKosEcU ING ATTORNEY.
We are authorized TO announce JAMES Y.
RID aIck ~ candidate for Prosecuting Attor.
ney OF the Second Judicial Circuit OF the state
OF Arkansas, subject to the action Of Circuit
Nominating Convention. should one bs held
The Osceola times., 1876-05-20

4 RILL 10 conior The right Of suf-
srsEs upon wamen in EugIs"d, has
bssp dsfasis@ by &n ossswhci~ing-
taxisri4y ~ parliaspcnt.
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A RlLL has psssed congrcss con
fsrring tho management of Indian
sAxus ts tho war department.
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TNa tnlssAs tsiSas'ag to the
ttrd CLOUD <aa Spotted Tail agcn.
ssss err sss4 is be iu n starving
&omditiop.
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-Tuw Indications are that a ma.
joritY Of tho senate do not believe
ihnt they haxo jurisdiction in tue
Bclknap caac.
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CONSUMPTION CURED I!

An old physician, retired from active practice,
having had placed IN his hands by an East India
ssrs ,r w ,Se snd nermpnen neEu,aols Enre s
Consumption, Bronchitis, Catarrh, Asthma, and
all throat and Lung Affections, also a Positive
and badical Cure for Nervous Debility and all
Nervous Complaints, after having thoroughly
tested Its wanderfal curative powers In thou
sands OF eases, feeIs Il his duty to make 1t known
tive and consfjentiors desire to relieve haman
suffering he will send free Of charge) to ali
who desire 1t, this recipe, with full directions
for preparing and successfully using Sent by
return mail, by addressing. with stand, naming
this paper, DIR W, Z. STEVENS,
Monroe Block, Syracuse, N. Z.
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WARNING ORDER.
In Chancery.

Murray s. EdringiGn,) Plaintiff.
Nancy A. Elringtont
aud others. Defendants.
TNhe 'iefendants, hancy A. Burlington, Exec
l. utrix of Jane u, ellington. deceased
aud A. widow, Saiia T.. Burlington. Engenie
rington, Joseph y. Edringion and Mamie \.
Harrington, infants, hcirs-at-law OF James II.
Burlington, deceased, arc warned To appear In
this court within thirty days, and answer the
D. X. ?. HALE. Clerk,
BY 4. l.. MOORE, d 4.
J. u. BEST, Attorney. 4-s-it
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GS to con por day. Agents wanted. All
~ W @So Glasses Of working people Of
both sexes, young and old make more money at
work for US, in their own localities during THAR
spare moments, OF all the time, than at anything
clse. We off.s empioy msNt thst will pay hand
somely for every hours work. Fnll particulars
Terms &c. sent frpe Send us your address ut
once. Don't delay. Now is the time. Don t
look for work or BUSINESS elsewhere, until you
have learned what You offer u. STlNsoS& co.
Portland, Maine, Jan. 10 1y.
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JAMES g. BEST
Real Estate Agents & Conveyance

Arc prepared to furnish ut short notice Alb.
sfraets of title. held notes Of the original surveys
mnp-, plats and descriptions of all lands in Ms
s'srippi county.
NeinR In a position to know accurately the
condition and character of every piece Of land in
the county. inforinafion obtained from us can be
ut all timis relied on as correct
We will attend to the
PURCHASE on SALE OF
lands In this county. or in any portion of the
state.
In this column will hereafter be found u list OF
the lands In our hands lnr sale.
Parties At distance desiring information In
regard tO land matters will address,
JAMES A BEST,
Office over Clerk O0lce.
Oseeola, Ark.
The Osceola times., 1876-05-20

Practice in Phillips, Monroe, Do
sha, ,Crittcndcn aud Mississippi coun
ties, in Supreme court OF tins state,
and United Sustea Courts for the
Eastern and Western district of
Arkansas.
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nRaAd the following certificates:
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No. /.
Sc \ Ne 4 Sec 81, Township II N, n. . east,
10 acrcs, above overflow. " acres In successful
cultivation. balance dGadened and under fence
Price 81. 20O. terms one third cash balance in
ono and two years.
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J. u. BEST, Attorney.
The Osceola times., 1876-05-20

MEssRs LOVE WILSON:
Gentlemen April taken regular
Induced oyour Anmaaral tls; dis
lighter each i've lime thereafter
left entirely with good
future, should have chill would
Of phsic. Wishing
Chls and may
enough Of your Belts,
" J. WILSON
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s. Y. JONES,
Dns. LOVE Il WILSON:

This house situated the heart of portion of tho
City has been thoroughly repaired from cellar garrett
nshed with furniture 1t is convenient tho
amusement and the most Convenient Hotel the City
Railroad Depos Street Cars the
City Fare good Hotel in tho City, and
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Malaria Malaria!!
READ, REFLECT, AND ACT.

II one grain Of Vaccine Virus, taken from the
tened. and the kecnest point u. Lancet dipped
draw the blood. will - imprcgnate ana change
cinated from taking the most loathsome
agnin, II the Celebrated Eucalyptus tree viii
healthy, saluhrious cline, 10y simply absorbin
why will not the proper remedy, properly apl
rs the malaria and thus enable parties TO inhabi
We claim that there Ia such q remedy am
proved ii in our Anti-maarial or Euchy mial
may inhabit the worst malaria districts without
riaiaria; such NJ ch,ils and feyers, Bilious a
ed liver and spleen, indigestion. Constipation AN
above diseases, except the worst cases OF Bilious
This Is called an Aniimalarial or Euchymla
produces u healthy action, in,igoratlng the syst
duties without fearing the effects of malaria II
II has been tried in thousands OF cases without
They can be- obtained from the. proprietors IL
Broad and Peach tree streets, Atlanta. Ga.
Price for a single belt ts, or u with n guaran
N. B--AaDe genuine without the trade mari
Drs. Love 4 Wilson sole lroprietors In tn
A lih.ral isconnt made 10 the trade For Sal
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The New York herald., 1876-01-22
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

SUR ORPHRUs (Ger) San Francisco Jan from New
CASTLE K, lost several sails, &C.
SHIP HALDEN Nor jacobsen from Pensacola London
which put into Pymoath Nov % after collision with
ship Monarch towed the Great Western
docks an 3, where she will be repaired.
BERTHA SoupER Bertha sadie ia the be-
fore reported totally wrecked Jan is Langley Island
The built Eastport 1867 from which port she
hailed, and registered 1872 TONS
ScHR WIN CoNNERs, French from Rockport Me- for Jack
sonvile Pia, which Boston Jan IA with
sprung sailed Cor destination Jan 20 having repaired
ScHR WAUPoUsA, from North Carolina, with corn for
Georgetown. SC. ballast heap In the lower
Georgetown IL leaking aud the being discharged
into lighters vessel hogged bat could be towed of
light
scow GEO VAN sLYcK Of Black Rock owned by George
Wells lost the rocks In Albemarle Sound days
with 5000 bushels OF board consigned Will
mngton, Del Mr Wells loss is some S12.Oo There WAS
insurance The vessel Is total loss though there
bare chance that the rigging chains and may
saved.
wreckers let Newport % schr John orser
from New York. sunk below Providence.
The Of British ship Souvenir stands on Stono
Breakers sold at Charleston 18th inst for S52 so The
sails rigging other material disposed of
tiue the whole, including the wreck bringing about
5000
PHILADELPHIA. Jan 21-The report OF the ship Troop
being aground the Bulkhead oar is incorrect She
assisted over Cherry Island fats by iceboat No 3.
sold the 2st ut at public auction IN Seattle The
price paid was s., 800.
The schr Dashing Wave struck by lightning few
days since Eureka. Her badly shattered.
SHpBuiLDrse-At Harrington. Ne, Messrs RamsdeIi Rum
ball Coffin will build vessel OF 700 800 this
W A Nash will build OF about the ton
mage and AonEo Nash will build Of 1000
Nc w York
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THE ADVISORY COUNCIL.

After the prayer meeting in Plymouth church last
evening the Special Committee of Seven, appointed to
arrange the preliminares OF the proposed Advisory
Council met in the trustees room. They consulted at
length to the method TO be adopted in calling the
council and the date of the meeting OF that body 1t
the original intention OF the committee to the
sessions of the council the Sh of February, and
an announcement made TO that effect; but
at the meeting last night a majority OF the
members of the committee expressed the
belief that the date fixed upon too TO allow
the churches which to be invited to decide whether
or not they would send delegates For these reasons
the committee agreed to postpone the time of meet
ing from the sth of February TO the 10Th day Of that
month.
The New York herald., 1876-01-22
A DRINKING MANS BURDEN.

The temperance question IN one OF its phases was
ectured on in the parlors Of she Young Mems Chris
tan Association last evening by DR.. Elisha Harris
DR.. Harris said that experiment made daily for
eight days upon soldier in good health showed that
the force OF the hearts action every twenty four hours
represented power sufficient TO raise weight OF 100
tons one foot from the ground. After civ.
ing the man graduated quantities OF the alcoholic
etimuant II was found tue expiration OF eight DAYS
that the hearts action registered augmented force
equal 10 the addition Of fifteen tons daily, and subse
onentlv by adding brandy literally the last day Of
some additional experiments IL found that tho ac-
uon of the heart was s further increased 70 equal
increased force capable of lifting daily twenyour tons
more This experiment. showed that the dram drink
ing man takes upon himself wearying burden, which
equal much additional exerton besides causing
dangerous mental oxcitabiity. The only sase rule IN
the use Of strong drink was nrst to obtain medical
judgment
DTs Willard Parker and H. G. Post also spoke briefly
In fAvor OF the cessation Of alcoholic consumption and
IN denunciatloD OF iIs evil oGectz
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CLEARED.

Steamer Geo Cromwell Bacon. Halifax. Ns-clark Sea-
steamer City Of Austin Stevens, FernandIna via Port
Royal-HermAn Gelpcke
Ship Magdala tBrl, Jones, Lyerpool-snow Burgess.
Bark stilman Allen, Taylor, Dunedin Lytteton and
Bark Catharine Iced tBp, Iced, Glasgow-s Merchant
4 Co.
Bark Isaac Hall Ryder. Glasgow II Winchester Co
Bark Fidente Aus Radosoy1ch Cork for orders-Funch
Edge Co.
Bark Trementden CNor) Teresen Cork Falmouth for
orders-C Tobias Co.
Bark Wave Queen lBr,. Wilson, Hamburg-D R De Wolfe
a Co.
Bark Johann Kepler Ger. spiene. Bremen-H KOOp
Co.
Bark Nictaux (Br), Masters Bordeaux-C W Bertaux
Bark Gemsbok, Hall, Zanzibar (Afrca-Arnold, Hines
Co.
Brig Rosario (Br). Arid. Lverpool-Geo Bulley.
Brig Blanco (Brl Foster, Liyerpool-Snov Burgcsa
Brig Cambrian (Br), Lewis Glasgow-Jchn Q Seeger
Brig Princess Beatrice tBr), Simmons Ponta-Pitre-H
A Vatable Son.
Brig Lydia Cole (Br), Rose. sagua la Grande-wayden
4 Co.
Brig Sheldon, Hayes, MatanEas-Parsons Loud.
Schr Maud (Br), Rogers, Barbados-Leaycran Co.
Schr Mary L Mangam, Zeuh Aquin thaytp-lsaac
Staples
schr Griffin, McKenney, MiragOane (HaytD-BJ
Weinberg
schr Ilmon Bird, Drinkwater Havana-H Brown 4
Go.
Schr Ben Munsell. Cienfueg gos-Squire Bros
Schr Early bird, Walsh New Haven-Geo Pymer.